Ever since superheroes made their way into the world of Hollywood, new fans began to pop up all over the place. These fans were drawn to the films being made, rather than the comics they're based on. Therefore, comic fans are likely to have greater insight into certain characters, like the Vision.

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While Vision's become well known for Age Of Ultron and the new series WandaVision, a series even non-marvel fans love, it's strange how little fans of just the MCU know about him. After all, the Vision audiences know and love is an adaptation of an incredibly interesting, bizarre, and somewhat disturbing comic character.

Creator

Ultron in all his glory

Now, most MCU fans recall the Vision they all know, played brilliantly by Paul Bettany, was made by Tony Stark, Bruce Banner, and Thor's lightning/hammer as a way to take on Ultron. While Ultron made the body, Stark and Banner gave the android life via Jarvis.

However, in comics, Ultron was responsible for making Vision altogether, something only fans know about the character. While the Avengers got involved later down the line, Ultron originally made Vision to serve as his "son," an android that he would utilize for more nefarious purposes than wanting a new body.

Purpose

Vision kills a man

Of course, every villain has some ulterior motive, a dark nefarious goal that they wish to achieve. Ultron's goal in the movie was to destroy the earth and start from scratch. In the comics, his goals were similar, with the Avengers being a primary obstacle.

That's where Vision came in. From his birth, Ultron created the Vision to be a weapon that he could wield against the Avengers. If not for the android gaining a level of sentience, things may have gone differently.

How He Got His Name

The Vision attacks The Wasp

No one wants their name to be insignificant. They always want it to mean something, to have a place in the world so no one forgets it. Then again, it does depend on how one gains that name.

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When Vision was sent to take out the Avengers, he started with Janet Van Dyne, the Wasp. So shocked by the android rushing at her, Janet exclaimed that she was seeing "some unearthly inhuman Vision". And thus, the Vision was born, for better or worse.

Family Tree

The Vision Family Tree

Families in any comic are gonna be weird. Some end up going to war with one another while others could turn out to be literal supervillains. On that list though, the Vision's "family" is probably in the top five for weirdness levels.

With Ultron as his father, Hank Pym as his grandfather, Wonder Man as his somewhat reluctant brother along with the son of Ultron, Vision's family tree is pretty messed up. That's not even taking into account his two families, who are equally messed up in their ways.

Had An Artificial Family

Visions family

Everyone knows that when a robot longs for love, the reasonable thing to do is to create an artificial family that could go haywire. Or, at least, that's what Tom King thought was reasonable when he gave Vision a family in the 2016 miniseries "The Vision", considered to be one of the android's best story arcs.

A deep dive into Vision, AI, and humanity as a whole, the storyline starts out pleasant enough, with Vision, his wife, son, and daughter living happily. By the end though, Vision's surrounded by secrets, murder, insanity, and a plot to kill the Avengers.

Had A Family With Wanda

The Vision and Wanda

The other family Vision was apart of is one that most people know about. Wanda Maximoff and Vision fell in love and married each other, soon giving the pair two sons who would become Wiccan and Speed.

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The love story of Wanda and Vision is slowly being incorporated into WandaVision (a series that's given birth to some Ultron theories) yet there are still some details people miss out on. Such as how poorly the marriage went, with their children being revealed as fragments of Mephisto's soul, Wanda going insane, and Vision leaving.

Nearly Killed The Avengers

Vision attacks the Avengers

Outside of Vision, Wanda Maximoff is a fascinating character. A mutant with reality manipulating powers that more people need to know about, Wanda's a seriously cool character who is really only known for losing her mind, becoming a villain for the eighth time, and trying to change reality like in Brian Michael Bendis's storyline, "Avengers Disassembled."

While trying to bring her children back, Wanda messes with reality and causes Vision to go haywire. Almost fulfilling his "father's" original goal, Vision tried to blow up the Avengers and bring back Ultron before the She-Hulk ripped the android in half in a fit of rage.

Rebirth(s)

Vision is reborn

Death, especially in comics, is only really the beginning. Heroes die all the time and yet, due to shenanigans, seem to have a way back to the land of the living. Even an android somehow manages to find a way back.

From being torn apart to being blown up to being ripped in half and even shot, Vision's been through a lot and somehow, manages to come back, no matter what form he takes. With that in mind, maybe Vision could come back to life in the MCU.

Costume Designs

The many costumes of Vision

When saving the world from massive, universe ending threats, heroes always need to look good. That being said, many of the Avengers have had poor costume choices over the years, something the MCU's reflected in some sense. Thankfully, Vision was never one of them.

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As the years wore on, Visions costumes always seemed to be constantly changing. He went from being gold and green to stark white to a modern updated version and even a holographic version at one point. His designs have tended to be some of the more intriguing costumes always changing through the ages.

"Worked" For Hydra

Hydra's Avengers Assemble

Controversial comic events are fun. Whether they be arcs, actual events, or storylines, it's interesting to see how fans are split down the middle by ideas creators somehow see as being good. So when Captain America became a HYDRA agent in "Secret Empire," so did the Avengers.

With Stevil Rogers running the world, Vision and other heroes became members of a dark Avengers. Infected with a virus, Vision worked for Cap and Hydra until he was thankfully freed. It's definitely something most fans want to forget.

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