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VisionQuest Is One Of The Coolest Things Marvel’s Done In A While, And Its First Episode Is Free To Stream
VisionQuest, the final entry in Marvel’s WandaVision trilogy, wrapped up last night with a solid finale that subverts the superhero machine’s typical tropes and sets up a pretty big part of Avengers: Doomsday. If you’ve been tuned out of the MCU as of late, but have fond memories of watching WandaVision when it was rolling out on Disney+ back in 2021, VisionQuest brings its central story threads, as well as the events of Agatha All Along, to a close. Though the thought of juggling Marvel’s mangled multiverse shows before Doomsday probably sounds like a tall order, I think the WandaVision trilogy stands well on its own, and VisionQuest is worth seeing through. If you don’t believe me, you can now check out the first episode for free on YouTube.
Marvel has published a handful of episodes from its live-action series on its YouTube channel, presumably as a way to get people hooked on those shows so they’ll pay up for a Disney+ subscription. Luckily, if you do like what you see in the first episode, the whole eight-episode series is available on Disney+ now, so you could pay for one month, get through the series, and then cancel it if you don’t want to peruse its other offerings.
That said, if you haven’t watched Agatha All Along, you should definitely watch it before getting too deep into VisionQuest, as the show will spoil that series and builds off of it pretty heavily. The three shows are absolutely meant to be viewed as a trilogy, and shouldn’t be watched out of order.
All of it culminates in a post-credits scene that seems to tie the whole trilogy to Avengers: Doomsday, so if you’re going to watch that in theaters on December 18, it wouldn’t hurt to watch the show before you do.
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