An updated Disney+ chronological lineup, reported on October 30, places Paul Bettany’s VisionQuest after Wonder Man and The Punisher: One Last Kill. That makes it the latest entry in the timeline as currently listed—not a statement about release order.
VisionQuest in the MCU timeline
| Detail | What to know |
|---|---|
| Timeline position | Latest entry in the reported Disney+ chronology |
| Immediately before it | Wonder Man → The Punisher: One Last Kill |
| WandaVision connection | Final chapter in the trilogy that began with WandaVision |
| Setting clue | Showrunner Terry Matalas described it as roughly contemporary with Spider-Man: Brand New Day |
| Doomsday connection | No direct link confirmed |
Why Vision’s timeline placement matters?

Marvel describes VisionQuest as the concluding installment of the trilogy that includes WandaVision and Agatha All Along. The series follows a rebooted Vision as he searches for purpose and confronts the AI personas in his programming—including Ultron. 2
The timeline puts Vision’s story near the MCU’s current events. The Direct also points to references involving Ultron and Bruce Banner as possible Doomsday clues, but a direct connection to the film’s story remains unconfirmed. Think of them as breadcrumbs, not promises. 1
Catch up with TechnoSports’ 3 and 4. For broader franchise context, see Wikipedia’s 5.
FAQs
Where does VisionQuest sit in the MCU timeline?
It currently appears after Wonder Man and The Punisher: One Last Kill.
It is the latest entry in the reported Disney+ chronology.
Does this confirm a direct Avengers: Doomsday connection?
No; the timeline placement and episode clues don’t confirm a crossover.
Marvel has not confirmed a direct link to the film.





