Vision #2

In "Victorious," Vision welcomes his brother Victor into the household, hoping for a heartfelt reunion—only to find that Victor’s presence brings more tension than warmth. As the two brothers navigate their complicated history, Vision begins to suspect that Victor’s visit isn’t about family after all, but something far more dangerous.

In "All Will Return to Normal," Vision, confined under house arrest with his family, wrestles with the weight of his circumstances before making a desperate move to free his brother Victor from a high-security prison. The journey tests his sense of justice and identity, as he confronts the consequences of his actions in a world that sees him as both hero and threat.

In "You and I Were Born for Better Things," the Vision confronts a moral abyss as he prepares to execute Victor Mancha, drawing the Avengers into a desperate, futile attempt to intervene. When Virginia arrives at Victor's cell, the moment takes a sudden, irreversible turn.

In "Spring," the Vision grapples with the aftermath of his wife Virginia’s shocking confession and suicide, as police access her stored memories—memories she claims she altered to erase his knowledge of her crimes. With her final act, she leaves behind a fractured legacy, forcing the Vision to confront a past he no longer remembers and a future built on secrets.