Vision is an android possessing a number of superhuman powers ultimately derived from his tissue, Vibranium and the Mind Stone.
Energy blasts: Enables Vision to fire blasts of various kinds of energy from the Mind Stone in his forehead.
Superhuman Durability: The Vibranium material makes Vision extremely durable. He can also manipulate his density and weight to increase his already-high durability.
Density Control: Due to the Mind Stone, Vision can manipulate or alter his body's density, weight, and mass to become intangible or highly durable. By shunting a non-critical portion of his body's molecules away from him, he can become a weightless, transparent, intangible wraith, unable to be touched by solid matter. By accruing extradimensional mass and fortifying his body with it, he can make his body extremely hard and durable to the point that missiles will not harm him.
Superhuman Strength: Vision's base strength is considerably high due to his Vibranium-enriched tissues. Vision can greatly increase his physical strength by increasing his density base strength to 50 tons, increasing his density will increase his strength, to a maximum of 90 tons. Movement gets restrictive the more he maximizes his density.
Intangibility: Vision's control over his density, weight, and mass allows him to become completely intangible and phase through solid objects.
Physical Disruption: Vision can use his density control offensively by attaining intangibility, and then becoming tangible when passing through another object. This technique destroys the object from within.
Flight: When his body is at minimum mass, Vision can fly through the air weightlessly. He can move at great speeds when this happens and has control over his speed force, being able to instantly stop moving while in the air by freezing his motion.
Computer Interface: Vision can communicate with, interact with, and hack into other computer systems.
Genius-Level Intellect: Vision also is capable of rapid analysis of huge amounts of data.
As Ultron sought to create a more powerful body, he and the Maximoff twins went to Seoul to attack the U-Gin Research Genetics. Ultron asked Dr. Helen Cho if she could create a new body to him, Cho refused to such a request; Ultron then used Loki's scepter to manipulate her. Cho created his new body, Ultron was preparing to transfer his mind to the android, Scarlet Witch took advantage of this to read Ultron's thoughts and found out his plan of global destruction. Wanda then freed Cho from mind control, which caused Ultron attacked her and her brother. Shortly after, the Avengers took control of the body after the battle against Ultron and his sentries.
When Bruce Banner and Tony Stark worked in the body, Stark revealed to Banner that J.A.R.V.I.S. was still alive and that he sought to transfer J.A.R.V.I.S' mind into the android. Stark's desire caused a discussion between the Avengers, suddenly Thor appeared, and using Mjolnir created a lightning that gave life to the android. The android looked confused at the time of his birth. After attacking Thor, the being apologized for his behavior and took a similar appearance to the god of thunder. Thor explained to his comrades that the being was wearing an Infinity Stone, specifically the Mind Stone.
A confused Captain America asked why the being sounded like JARVIS, Stark explained him that he had upload JARVIS into the android. Vision told the Avengers that he was not Ultron nor JARVIS, he is only himself. He also explained that he is on the side of life, while Ultron was not. He told the Avengers that Ultron was in a state of pain; and that Ultron wants to take revenge on them, especially Tony as he was the Avenger most hated. After finishing, Vision was able to lift Mjolnir for the surprise from everyone in the room.
He, the Avengers, and the Maximoff twins went to Sokovia to stop Ultron and prevent his plan was a success. Vision confronted Ultron and asked to stop all this, Ultron responded by trying to strangle Vision. Vision took the opportunity to hack into Ultron's programming and disable his ability to enter the net. Shortly after, Vision hits Ultron with Mjolnir before returning it Thor. Later, Ultron attacked Vision in midair; he defended himself by blasted it. Thor and Iron Man joined him and attacked Ultron, leaving the rogue robot badly wounded.
When Iron Man and Thor destroyed the city, Vision flew and helped Scarlet Witch to move away from danger. A Ultron sentry that had survived was intercepted by Vision, who asked him if he was afraid of dying. Ultron instead replied that Vision was only Stark's slave and it was very naive, Vision simply smiled at this and countered by saying that he was "born yesterday". Ultron tried to attack only to be blasted and destroyed forever by Vision.
After Ultron's defeat, Vision was recruited along with Scarlet Witch, War Machine, and Falcon as new members of the Avengers.
Vision is a member of the the New Avengers, but stays behind at their new facility during their mission to stop Crossbones in Lagos. After Wanda's attempt to stop Rumlow from a suicide bombing which resulting the deaths of Wakandan goodwill workers there, the Avengers' personal accountability was brought into question. He walks through the wall while Steve and Wanda were blaming each other for the incident. He informs them that the Secretary of State is with Stark. He sits with the other Avengers as Ross explained that there were disagreements among the world's governments about whether the Avengers should all be considered heroes or vigilantes as the unlimited power with which they have operated could no longer be tolerated since it was almost impossible to control. He presents them the Sokovia Accords which would give them control over the Avengers actions, aiming to ensure less civilian casualties and property damage in the future. He explains that since Stark announced himself as Iron Man, the number of enhanced individuals has grown and world ending events occurred because of it and the Accords would be a safety measure to prevent a future catastrophe. He joins Stark's avengers as they are sent to capture Rogers and his team. He accidentally blasts Rhodes out of the sky.
Vision is targeted by Thanos for the Mind Stone. Scarlet Witch attempts to intervene, but Thanos ultimately kills Vision for the sixth stone, allowing him to snap his fingers and eliminate half of existence.
Wanda, still grieving over Vision, uses the piece of the Mind Stone that lives inside her to recreate him and also creates a world where the two live as a married couple with two twin boys in a suburban sitcom like world. This world was created by trapping all the inhabitants of a town called Westview (located in New Jersey) inside a magic energy field that surrounds the area, keeping the illusion of the sitcom and forcing the people inside to live the fantasy with Wanda, and if anyone mentions her brother, Ultron or anything in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's reality, she ejects them.
In the series finale, the Vision recreated by Wanda inside Westview battles a white version of himself that has his original body, that was rebuilt by S.W.O.R.D, and helps him recover all the memories of the events of the MCU. With his memories restored, White Vision flies away from the town, while the Vision created by Wanda stays inside the fantasy reality and disappears when Wanda decides to remove the energy field of the town in the end of the episode.
The alternate Vision appears in "What If... Zombies!?" with the Quantum Virus outbreak has a taken a toll on him when his love, Wanda, was infected, as he became desperate, trying to find a cure to save her.
Vision does not appear in this film, but he is mentioned by Wanda when she talks about the theories about the Multiverse. An alternate Vision from Earth-838 is alive and divorced from that universe's Wanda.[2]
Vision is mentioned by Ralph Bohner in the episode "Familiar by Thy Side". Ralph recaps to Billy that Vision was found after the events of the Infinity War and his parts got ripped apart to create a new version of Vision.
His Mexican wrestler costume he wears for Halloween in the sixth episode of Wandavision, is the spitting image of his comic book costume.
In the seventh episode of WandaVision, the director of S.W.O.R.D., Tyler Hayward, refers to Vision as Wanda's "soulmate" when he tells her that she has the power to bring him back to life. As "soulmates" is a pair of individuals with a strong bond that complement each other, also often defined as a soul split in two, this foreshadows Wanda using a piece of herself as her heart and/or soul to bring Vision back, something that happens in the end of this same episode. During the scene, a yellow colored energy comes out of her to give form to him inside the new reality and in the final episode, it is confirmed that Vision was created from a piece of the Mind Stone that lives inside Wanda.
The creator of the series, Jac Schaeffer, further reinforces this idea by calling the Vision recreated by Wanda "Soul Vision".[1][3]
By calling the Vision inside the Hex "Soul Vision", the creator of WandaVision might also be referring to the fact that this Vision has a similar personality to the original one, as if Wanda was able to recover Vision's "soul" by recreating him with her memories and feelings while using the Mind Stone, while the Vision that S.W.O.R.D. reconstructed with his original body and data is much more robotic and less human.
The creator of the WandaVision series also stated in an interview that White Vision's whereabouts after flying away were not shown because they wanted to focus in the titular Vision, and that despite White Vision having Vision's original body and data, he is a different character, not being the one who Wanda has been in the sitcom with or the one she said goodbye in Wakanda.[4][1][3]
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness reveals that an alternate version of Vision in Earth-838 is still alive as Thanos' gauntlet from the Infinity War in that universe doesn't have Vision's mind stone. Elizabeth Olsen later revealed that the Vision in Earth-838 divorced Wanda instead of dying in the Infinity War.[2]
Vision on the Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki
Vision (Earth-199999) on the Marvel Database
