Does VisionQuest have an after credits scene? Only one episode earns the wait
Four episodes of VisionQuest are out, and anyone who sat through the credits of all four got nothing for it.
VisionQuest is the third and final Disney+ series in the trilogy that began with WandaVision and continued with Agatha All Along. Terry Matalas runs it. Paul Bettany is back as Vision, now in hiding and working at a pub, and James Spader returns as Ultron. When a bounty goes out on Vision, he goes on the run with Tommy, a teenager who may be his reincarnated son.
The season runs eight episodes. Disney+ released the first two on October 13 and the next two on October 20, with new episodes landing on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. Pacific through November 10.
Episode by episode
According to ComicBookMovie, which reported on the full season before release, there is exactly one extra scene in the whole series:
- Episodes 1 and 2, "No Strings" and "Theseus" (October 13) — no scene.
- Episodes 3 and 4, "Reboot" and "Malware" (October 20) — no scene.
- Episodes 5 and 6, "Firewall" and "Deadlock" (October 27) — no scene.
- Episode 7, "Immolation" (November 3) — no scene.
- Episode 8, "Forever" (November 10) — one mid-credits scene.
Marvel hasn't confirmed the finale scene itself, and the episodes that are already out match the report: nothing after the credits of 1 through 4.
A mid-credits scene comes partway through the credits, so you won't have to wait for the very last card.
What the trilogy did before
WandaVision set the pattern for this trilogy, and it saved its biggest scenes for the end. Its finale had two: a mid-credits scene in which a Skrull agent tells Monica Rambeau that someone wants to see her, and a post-credits scene of Wanda in a remote cabin, studying the Darkhold, hearing her sons call for help.
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Agatha All Along had none in its finale, and showrunner Jac Schaeffer didn't make the call.
"That's a Marvel decision. I know nothing more than that," Schaeffer told TVLine.
In the same interview, she revealed that WandaVision's cabin scene was originally meant to include Doctor Strange, trying to teleport Wanda away while she refuses to go.
The one worth waiting for
The scene arrives with the finale, "Forever," on November 10 at 6 p.m. Pacific. In the UK and India, that's November 11. ComicBookMovie's report doesn't say what the scene shows, and Marvel hasn't hinted at it.
For the first seven episodes, the credits can be skipped.
Previously we wrote: VisionQuest's main villain may be an android the movies never introduced