‘VisionQuest’ Officially Makes the MCU’s Most Overlooked Show Essential Viewing
The first two episodes of *VisionQuest* reveal that Tommy, Wanda Maximoff’s son, exists outside the Westview Hex, making the events of *Agatha All Along* important context for understanding the new series. The article explains how that earlier show answered questions about Wanda’s children and set up the characters’ new lives.
In *Agatha All Along*, Billy’s consciousness entered the body of William Kaplan as the Hex collapsed, at the moment William died in a car crash. A magical sigil concealed William’s identity from witches, but it did not resurrect Billy or place his soul in William’s body. The article says *Agatha All Along* also explains how Tommy acquired the new body seen in *VisionQuest*, though the supplied text cuts off before giving those details.
- *VisionQuest* reveals Tommy exists outside the Westview Hex.
- *Agatha All Along* explains Billy’s connection to William Kaplan.
- The earlier series provides key context for *VisionQuest*.
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Wanda Maximoff created the Westview Hex, a magical bubble that shaped the town and gave her a family, including sons Billy and Tommy. When the Hex collapsed, both boys’ existence became uncertain, leaving questions about what happened to them beyond Wanda’s illusion.
Agatha All Along follows Billy as he searches for Tommy and explains how Billy came to live as William Kaplan after the Hex fell. Its account of the brothers’ identities and new lives provides background for VisionQuest, which features Tommy outside the Hex.