News from the IT community on October 9th: Marvel's new series "Vision's Mission" has released two Chinese-subtitled clips today. This series also serves as the final chapter of the "Wanda Vision" trilogy and will premiere on Disney on October 14th of this year.
According to the introduction, "Vision's Quest" is the final installment of the MCU spin-off series trilogy, following "Wanda Vision" and "Agatha the Witch," and will tell the story of Vision's attempt to regain his memory and humanity.
According to inquiries from IT, Paul Bettany, James Spade, Emily Hampshire, Todd Stashwick, and Fran Tahir will star in the roles.
Among them, Paul Bettany continues to play Vision, James Spader returns to portray Ultron (who will appear in human form), Lourdes Molika plays Wanda and Vision's son Tommy, and Terry Mataras serves as the operator.
The creator of "Vision's Mission," Terry Matalas, confirmed in an interview with ScreenRant that they will introduce a new team of Avengers in this series, known as the "AI Avengers." This team primarily appears within Vision's mental realm (Mindspace), and its members are the rescued employees of Stark Industries, including:
- Edith ( EDITH ): An advanced artificial intelligence security and defense system developed by Tony Stark (Iron Man) during his lifetime, mainly featured in the AR glasses in "Spider-Man: Heroic Quest".
- Friday ( F.R.I.D.A.Y ): Tony's second-generation super artificial intelligence butler, first appeared in the movie "Avengers: Age of Ultron" (2015), and was mainly responsible for assisting Tony and the Iron Man suit, until "Avengers: Endgame".
- Jarvis ( J.A.R.V.I.S ): A super artificial intelligence butler that appeared with "Iron Man" (2008). Before Friday, it was responsible for managing Tony's mansion and Stark Tower. Later, in "Avengers: Age of Ultron," it was uploaded into the body of Vibranium and transformed into Vision.
- Bumblebee ( D.U.M .-E ): The first-generation intelligent robot assistant created by Tony Stark in his garage, equipped with a hydraulic robotic arm. In "Iron Man," it always held a fire extinguisher ready in advance while Tony tested his flight suit; it sprayed dry powder on Tony's face before he even caught fire, which angered Tony so much that he threatened to donate it to the community college. Later, when Tony's life was in danger, Bumblebee handed him a prototype reactor, saving his life. In "Iron Man 3," Bumblebee was destroyed along with Tony's mansion on the cliff. At the end of the movie, Tony used a crane to salvage its wreckage from the bottom of the sea. It was later repaired and taken to the Avengers' new headquarters as well as Tony's cabin by the lake, where it continued to perform basic tasks such as carrying and miscellaneous work. Even in "Spider-Man: No Way Home," it helped build a Death Star Lego model for Peter Parker. Finally, it was seized by the Disaster Control Agency ( DODC ).
- U: The silly twin brothers' main job is to hold a camera and film Tony's various armor tests and experiments in the garage throughout the process Vlog. In addition to taking photos, little U also has basic grasping and delivery capabilities; it will deliver key parts to Tony while he assembles the armor.
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