Marvel Studios used the latest Jocasta Marvel footage to put Jocasta in open conflict with Vision, while Tommy Shepard flashes super-speed for the first time in the VisionQuest TV spot. The preview arrives ahead of VisionQuest on Disney+ on October 14 and turns the marketing into a clear signal about who is driving the series' conflict.
Jocasta and Vision
The new TV spot is built around Jocasta battling Vision, which is the cleanest look yet at how Marvel Studios is positioning the character in VisionQuest. That matters because Vision is already described as being on the run after being rebooted and escaping those who sought to weaponise him, so the footage does more than tease a fight: it sets Jocasta up as the force pushing the story forward.
Jocasta's comic history gives that casting of the role some weight. The character debuted in The Avengers #162 in 1977, was created by Ultron using the brain patterns of Janet Van Dyne, and later rejected Ultron to become an ally of the Avengers. The marketing leans into the opposite of that arc, treating her as the immediate threat rather than a future ally.
Tommy Shepard Speed
The same spot gives the first look at Tommy Shepard using super-speed, which is the other concrete reveal in the footage. The source says Tommy Shepard is the son of Vision and Wanda and may be Vision's son, reincarnated, so the brief action beat does more than add motion to the preview: it places him inside the series' central family equation without resolving how the character fits it.
Tommy's appearance also sharpens the practical question the preview leaves behind. If the series is using him as a child tied to Vision's past, then the speed power is doing narrative work immediately, not just visual work. The spot makes that plain without spelling out the broader mechanics, and that restraint suggests Marvel Studios wants the imagery to do the heavy lifting before the premiere.
October 14 on Disney+
VisionQuest premieres on Disney+ on October 14, and the new marketing pushes the series toward a simple read: Vision is trapped in a run, Jocasta is being sold as the apparent villain, and Tommy Shepard is arriving with a power set that can change the tempo of any scene he enters. The spot also reinforces the series' AI-heavy setup, with Vision consulting F.R.I.D.A.Y., E.D.I.T.H., J.A.R.V.I.S., and Ultron.
What the footage does not answer is the one thing that will shape how this all lands on screen: whose brain patterns Jocasta carries in VisionQuest. Until that is made explicit, the preview plays like a bid to sell conflict first and explain the machinery later — a smart move when the series has only one date that matters to viewers right now, October 14.
