VisionQuest Soundtrack (2026) Guide
Following the traumatic events of WandaVision, VisionQuest centers on the rebuilt, ghost-white Vision as he goes into hiding to avoid being exploited as a weapon. Stripped of his memories and searching for his lost humanity, the synthetic Avenger retreats into his own programming—navigating a digital "Mindspace" populated by past AI personas and his creator, a resurrected Ultron. His quest for a new identity is cut short when a massive bounty makes him a target, forcing him on the run alongside a mysterious teenager, Thomas Shepherd, who might be his reincarnated son. Together, they must evade relentless hunters while Vision battles Ultron's corrupting influence from within and confronts the deep trauma of his past lives.
Serving as the concluding chapter of the Marvel Television trilogy that began with WandaVision and Agatha All Along, VisionQuest follows the reconstituted "White Vision" (Paul Bettany) on a harrowing journey to reclaim his humanity and lost memories. Created and run by Terry Matalas (Star Trek: Picard), the Disney+ series sees the synthetic Avenger on the run alongside teenage speedster Thomas Shepherd while retreating into his internal Mindspace. Complicating his struggle for identity is the looming psychological presence of his creator, a resurrected Ultron (James Spader), setting the stage for a cerebral, high-stakes techno-thriller.
Marvel's promotional campaign previews Vision's fractured psyche through an uncanny mix of classic rock, synth-pop, and vintage country. The official teasers set a haunting, surreal tone with Pet Shop Boys' pulsing synth-pop track "Losing My Mind," reflecting Vision's unraveling internal code. Further trailers create stark irony around his synthetic rebirth by pairing explosive action with Jim Reeves' gentle 1963 country ballad "Welcome to My World," alongside the brooding blues-rock riffs of The Animals' legendary 1964 hit "House of the Rising Sun."
Episode 1 Songs (Oct 14, 2026)
No Strings: Vision, rebooted and hiding, consults F.R.I.D.A.Y., E.D.I.T.H., J.A.R.V.I.S., and Ultron. A bounty forces him on the run with Thomas Shepard, possibly his reincarnated son. He must resist Ultron's influence and solve the mystery.
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Everybody's Somebody's Fool
Scene Context: Vision assists Fiona Guthrie in closing the Edinburgh pub by moving heavy kegs, which causes the floor to crack.
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Mr. Lucky
Scene Context: Vision enters his virtual residence, where he is greeted by DUM-E, U, Jarvis, and Friday.
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That's It and That's All
Scene Context: Vision and Friday navigate through Vision's virtual house, discussing Vision's awkward interactions with humans.
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It Takes Two
Tony Osborne
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Scene Context: In Ultron's virtual loft, Vision confronts Ultron about accessing Westview's memories and discusses the concept of human connection.
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The Last Farewell
Roger Whittaker
Scene Context: Ultron observes the virtual city while Fiona Guthrie closes the pub and discusses with Vision.
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Amazon Woman
HARTWELL
Episode 2 Songs (Oct 14, 2026)
Theseus: Vision comes face to face with his assailant while investigating whether Tommy Shepherd is his son.
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Christmas On My Mind
Hep Stars
Scene Context: Thomas Shepherd, handcuffed, attempts to speak with Lisa while on a moving bus, observing the snowfall outside.
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Calypso
Scene Context: Vision detects disguised mercenaries in the hospital reception and neutralizes their ambush using phasing abilities and laser technology.
Episode 3 Songs (Oct 21, 2026)
Reboot: Vision and Tommy Shepherd join forces in order to survive while a terrifying killer strikes again.
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Theme from "Greatest American Hero" (Believe It or Not)
Joey Scarbury
Scene Context: Paladin receives medical treatment from a drone inside his dog-grooming truck, with his handler questioning his work capability.
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Mr. Lucky
Vince Guaraldi
Scene Context: In the mental landscape of Vision, Edith operates a switchboard as Ultron disputes her assertion of being fearless towards death.
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Scene Context: In a childhood flashback, young Paladin is shown trembling in the passenger seat of a pickup truck while his father, Edgar, verbally criticizes him.
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If We Should Ever Meet Again
Morrie Morrison Orchestra
Scene Context: Vision argues for the existence of love against Ultron's skepticism and then leaves through a hallway within his mental landscape.
Episode 4 Songs (Oct 21, 2026)
Malware: As Vision confronts a new enemy, Ultron and Tommy Shepherd come face to face.
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Bad
Freedom Fry
Scene Context: Thomas discusses preparations for the gala and makes a phone call. The scene then shifts to the Thames.
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String Quartet No. 13 in B-Flat Major, Op. 130: II. Presto
Scene Context: Outside the gala, Lisa steals guests' tickets while Thomas and Vision create a diversion by arguing in Italian.
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Rondo in D Major, K. 485 (Arr. for Clavichord by Alexander Gergelyfi)
Scene Context: In Vision's consciousness, Edith and Ultron examine Stark's archival records, identifying the real individuals who served as inspirations for their AI personas.
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World Innovations
Isis Prager
Scene Context: At the gala, Thomas and Lisa engage in an argument regarding their trust in Vision. Lisa then brushes past Thomas, bumping his shoulder as she walks away.
VisionQuest Trailer Songs
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Losing My Mind
VisionQuest Teaser Music
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Welcome to My World
VisionQuest Trailer Song
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Marvel Television’s VisionQuest Trailer Music
As Vision navigates his digital subconscious and faces external bounty hunters across eight episodes, the show's musical landscape expands with a full orchestral score and curated episodic needle drops. SeekerTune tracks every music release in real time from the promotional rollout to each weekly premiere. Explore the complete VisionQuest soundtrack guide to identify every trailer song, listen to streaming previews, and check scene-by-scene track updates as each new episode debuts on Disney+.
Main Cast
- Paul Bettany Vision
- James Spader Ultron
- Ruaridh Mollica Thomas Shepard
- Todd Stashwick Paladin
- T'Nia Miller Jocasta
- Lauren Morais Lisa Molinari
- Orla Brady F.R.I.D.A.Y.
- Diane Morgan
- Polly Frame
- Henry Lewis D.U.M.-E
Official Trailer
Soundtrack Crossovers
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
|---|---|---|
| E1 | Everybody's Somebody's Fool | Connie Francis |
| E1 | Mr. Lucky | Henry Mancini |
| E1 | That's It and That's All | Henry Mancini |
| E1 | It Takes Two | Tony Osborne |
| E1 | Nocturne No. 2 in E-Flat Major, Op. 9, No. 2 | Frédéric Chopin |
| E1 | The Last Farewell | Roger Whittaker |
| E1 | Amazon Woman | HARTWELL |
| E2 | Christmas On My Mind | Hep Stars |
| E2 | Calypso | John Denver |
| E3 | Theme from "Greatest American Hero" (Believe It or Not) | Joey Scarbury |
| E3 | Mr. Lucky | Vince Guaraldi |
| E3 | Always Something There to Remind Me | Naked Eyes |
| E3 | If We Should Ever Meet Again | Morrie Morrison Orchestra |
| E4 | Bad | Freedom Fry |
| E4 | String Quartet No. 13 in B-Flat Major, Op. 130: II. Presto | Beethoven |
| E4 | Rondo in D Major, K. 485 (Arr. for Clavichord by Alexander Gergelyfi) | Mozart |
| E4 | World Innovations | Isis Prager |