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The ‘VisionQuest’ finale is almost here, and Marvel fans are bracing for an emotional conclusion. The Disney+ series is the final chapter in the trilogy that began with ‘WandaVision’ and continued with ‘Agatha All Along’, and it has kept viewers guessing week after week.

The road to the end has been packed with twists. Episode 7 revealed that the mysterious Client shares the same human appearance as Ultron’s avatar, and one of his men fired a missile at Paladin’s vehicle, leaving his fate uncertain. Marvel then dropped a finale promo with a simple tagline promising “one final surprise.”

Now it seems there may be even more in store. ‘VisionQuest’ editor Drew Nichols has teased that the finale might contain more than one surprise, suggesting Marvel’s promo was only part of the story.

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Nichols is one of several editors on the series, alongside Amelia Allwarden, Jamie Gross, Christopher Gay and McKenna Cook. Coming from someone who has seen how the season comes together, his hint has only increased fans’ excitement.

Many fans believe they already know at least one surprise. In the finale promo, Tommy Maximoff (Ruaridh Mollica) walks into a candlelit room, though the footage doesn’t show who is waiting inside.

Viewers have also spotted a hand in the corner of one shot, featuring dark nail polish and blue energy that matches the chaos magic seen in ‘Agatha All Along’. That has led many to believe Joe Locke’s Billy Maximoff will make a long-rumored return, though Marvel hasn’t confirmed anything.

Another rumor points to something after the episode ends. According to insider Beyond Reporter, the finale will feature a post-credits scene, something recent shows like ‘Wonder Man’, ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ and ‘Agatha All Along’ didn’t include. If accurate, that could signal bigger plans for the wider MCU.

The last episode is also built to feel like an event. Titled “Forever,” the finale reportedly runs for over an hour, much longer than the rest of the season, and series creator Terry Matalas is listed as its director.

The promo hints at a dramatic hour. It shows Vision accepting his memories as his own and acknowledging Tommy as his son, while the Client offers Vision the source code he needs to save Lisa and offers Jocasta a chance to recover her lost memories. The footage ends with Vision and Tommy experiencing an unsettling moment involving their powers.

James Spader’s return has been one of the season’s biggest draws. ‘VisionQuest’ marks Ultron’s first MCU appearance since ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’, and Paul Bettany has explained that Vision uploaded Ultron into his own mind during their final confrontation, leaving the villain trapped inside his consciousness for years.

Critics have praised the pairing. JoBlo described the shared screen time between Bettany and Spader as the highlight of the series. The cast also includes Todd Stashwick as Paladin, T’Nia Miller as Jocasta, James D’Arcy, Emily Hampshire and Orla Brady.

Fans don’t have long to wait. The ‘VisionQuest’ finale arrives on Tuesday, November 10, at 6 p.m. PT, exclusively on Disney+. Marvel is also releasing a companion podcast alongside the finale.

Bettany, Spader, Mollica and Matalas will react to the series on Disney+, Marvel’s YouTube channel and podcast platforms. Whether the surprises involve the Maximoff family, Ultron, or something no one has predicted, the conclusion of the ‘WandaVision’ trilogy looks set to go out with a bang.

What are you most hoping to see in the ‘VisionQuest’ finale?

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