History Characters / MCUVision

* InTheBack: He stabs and kills Corvus Glaive from behind with his own glaive in ''Infinity War''.

[[folder:Zombie Apocalypse's Vision]]

* AlternateSelf: To the Vision of the Sacred Timeline, coming from a universe where [[spoiler:he loses Wanda in the ZombieApocalypse, and spends his time feeding other people to her in grief.]]

* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Subverted. [[spoiler:Vision is revealed to have rescued T'Challa from San Francisco after the rest of the Avengers got DevouredByTheHorde, only to restrain him and use him as a food source to contain Zombie Wanda, which involved chopping off his leg.]]

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[[folder:Zombie Apocalypse Vision]]

[[folder:Survivor Vision]]

->''"So long, darling."''

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* SharpDressedMan: This version of Vision wears a dashing business suit when heading off to work in the first episode, complete with a NiceHat, and always dresses stylishly for the in-universe show's various time periods (except for [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode6AllNewHalloweenSpooktacular the sixth episode]], where he wears a [[CheapCostume cheap Halloween costume]] because there were literally no other clothes in his closet).

** Similarly, in ''Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness'', Wanda only mentions him obliquely ''once'', [[spoiler:despite his first death being the major kick-start for her going insane.]]

* ForgottenFallenFriend: [[spoiler:Despite all the effort the Avengers put into trying to save Vision's life in ''Infinity War'', they don't appear to have made any effort to resurrect him in the subsequent five years, or consider how to revive him when trying to undo Thanos' snap; not even Tony and Bruce, who created him. The only mention he gets is from Wanda, and then not even by name]]. He's later shown as [[spoiler: one of the Avengers who died in ''Far From Home'']], and in ''Series/WandaVision'', it's explained that [[spoiler: according to his living will he did ''not'' want to be resurrected or turned into a weapon. Unfortunately, Hayward is willing to do exactly that under Project "Cataract"]].

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* NonMaliciousMonster: He's not malevolent, he's a robot acting on Hayward's programming to kill Wanda and destroy Westview Vision. Once his memories of being the original Vision are restored, he promptly loses the will to fight and wanders off.

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* PurpleIsPowerful: Vision is primarily purple in color, and he is one of the more powerful members of the Avengers.

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* TheImmune: As a robot, he is naturally immune to the virus.

!!!'''Appearances:''' ''Series/WandaVision''

* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Despite the mass-resurrections in ''Endgame'', Vision doesn't get to come back to life by virtue of the fact that he wasn't killed by the Snap, and thus his death wasn't undone. In ''Series/WandaVision'', he appears to be something of a Schrödinger's Cat, alive and dead at the same time. A version of him exists as a construct made from Wanda's chaos magic who can only survive inside the Hex, while his corpse has been resurrected as a cold unfeeling weapon under S.W.O.R.D.'s control]].

** As Vision becomes more aware of what's actually happening in Westview, he actively shows concern for its citizens, even getting visibly angry at Wanda at her unwillingness to stop harming them. And even then, he only shows concern for her once the reason for her creation of the fake Westview is revealed to be due to her immense grief at losing him twice, then being faced with his murderer... All within the relative span of a day, from her perspective.
** Much like his predecessor, this Vision shows compassion towards everyone, no matter who they are, and when disintegrating before S.W.O.R.D.'s eyes outside the Hex, all he does is plea for the people of Westview to be helped.
* BackFromTheDead: Subverted. His sudden appearance within Westview gives us the implication that Vision was somehow resurrected by Wanda in her own way, which is backed up by Hayward showing footage of Wanda seemingly breaking into S.W.O.R.D. headquarters a few days ago. But then Episode 8 reveals that this Vision is actually a construct of Wanda's alongside Westview, and that Hayward lied about her stealing the original Vision's body.
* BattleCouple: With Wanda Maximoff.

* CharacterExaggeration: His robotic nature is emphasized and milked for every possible robot joke the sitcom setting can milk. This largely phases out when Wanda and Vision's attempts at being a "normal" married couple becomes an in-universe AbortedArc.

** Westview Vision is a creation of Wanda's, and reflects her own impression of Vision as her lover and friend, but also the inherently more comedic and "warm" nature of the sitcom-style universe he was born in. Still, he maintains his predecessor’s most positive and self-sacrificing aspects, displaying a genuine heroic and altruistic personality, even when it puts him in danger.

* GoneHorriblyRight: Wanda recreated Vision with all his inquisitiveness, compassion and selflessness. These traits however eventually cause Westview Vision to notice what the town [[StepfordSuburbia actually is]], resulting in him clashing with and urging Wanda to end the Hex to free the townsfolk, which would also destroy Vision.

** When he manages to escape the Hex, and is slowly being destroyed, he calls out to Hayward and his men for help, not for himself, but for the others trapped inside.

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: This Vision has no memories of his past life before coming to Westview. He takes notice of this in Episode 5, and demands to Wanda why this is. The following two episodes show that Vision's amnesia is so great that he doesn't even know how he was created, how he died, or even what an Avenger is. As it turns out, it's because he was created by Wanda as part of the Hex to be her husband, without any memories beyond that purpose.
* LetsGetDangerous: Westview Vision has all the hallmarks of a standard sitcom husband: cowardly, hapless and dorky. But when faced with White Vision, he shows he is still a brave and devastating combatant, holding his own aside from when the Hex's collapse weakens him.
* LivingEmotionalCrutch: He's one for Wanda, being one of the few things that's keeping her from a complete mental breakdown. Her mental state gets noticeably worse when he is absent in Episode 7.

* SpottingTheThread: The earliest signs of him "going off-script" are moments when his analytical mind can’t help but detect the illogical fallacies of the world around him (though it's inconsistent, as he ''himself'' is a product of the illogical fallacies of the world around him). In particular, the moment Wanda loses control of him for good specifically occurs when Agatha (intentionally) "flubs" her lines, and Wanda loses the ability to "rewind and edit" the incident, which alerts Vision to the inherently scripted aspect of the show.

* CameBackWrong: The Vision's original body, reanimated by S.W.O.R.D. using Wanda's Chaos Magic as a living weapon, the very thing Vision explicitly did not want to have happen to him as per his will. He still has all of his prior memories up to his death in ''Infinity War'' but no emotional connection to them whatsoever, and they are at first locked away inside his mind.
* CreepyBlueEyes: His eyes are now ice blue, bordering on white, which help to exemplify his unnatural and cold nature. They go back to normal when Westview Vision restores his memories.

* DeathOfPersonality: Originally seems to be the case when he is a mechanical, emotionless, killing machine under S.W.O.R.D.'s control but after Westview Vision restores his memories, we can see that Bruce Banner's assumption in ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' that Vision could still live without the Mind Stone is revealed to be correct since White Vision isn't powered directly by the Mind Stone, instead by Wanda's chaos magic, and he still has all of his memories, albeit little to no emotion associated with them, but they're still there, and he is able to survive in the real world.

* LightIsNotGood: His body is entirely white, and he's a sentient weapon, and is completely robotic and hostile towards both Wanda and Vision before his memories are restored.

* NonMaliciousMonster: He's not malevolent, he's a robot acting on Hayward's programming to kill Wanda and destroy Westview Vision. Once his memories of being the original Vision are restored, he promptly loses the will to fight, and wanders off.

* BattleCouple: With Wanda Maximoff.