History Comicbook / TheVision

* ''TheAvengersUnitedTheyStand''
* ''TheSuperHeroSquadShow''
* ''WesternAnimation/AvengersEarthsMightiestHeroes''

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* ''The Vision'' vol. 3 (2015 - present)

* BattleCouple: Vision and ScarletWitch

* BlindedByTheLight: The Vision can emit a flash of solar energy from his forehead jewel bright enough to temporarily blind [[TheMightyThor Thor]].

* GenderFlip: The [[UltimateMarvel Ultimate]] Vision is a woman, as well as TheFalcon's lover.

* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: RedTornado is often said to be the DCComics equivalent of the Vision, and vice versa.

* DecompositeCharacter: In the Ultimate Marvel universe, there are three different versions of the Vision. The first and most prominent was an alien android, the second was a helper robot created by [[ComicBook/AntMan Hank Pym]], and the third was an African-American prodigy named Robert Mitchell who was turned into a cyborg by NickFury.

The Vision is a MarvelComics superhero created by Roy Thomas and John Buscema. A synthetic humanoid built from the remains of the android Human Torch, the Vision made his debut in ''The Avengers #57'' (October, 1968) as a creation of the super-villain {{Ultron}}. The Vision is convinced to rebel against his creator after encountering Comicbook/TheAvengers, who invite him to join the team. Named by the TheWasp, who described him as an "unearthly, inhuman vision", the Vision becomes one of Avengers' longest-serving members until his death during ''Avengers Disassembled''. This went to the point in the 1970s when ''The Avengers'' standard cover masthead picture in the left hand corner was ''just him''. He came BackFromTheDead a few years later and once again features in Avengers books.

* ''[[{{Jla-Avengers}} JLA/Avengers]]''

* TheChewToy: Because he can always be rebuilt or have his memories restored, he gets killed a lot. In ''[[{{Jla-Avengers}} JLA/Avengers]]'' he's the only hero who [[HeroicSacrifice appears to be dead]] at the end, and his friends barely show any concern, with Thor telling Superman that the Avengers scientists have fixed him before and can do it again.

* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: RedTornado is often said to be the DCComics equivalent of the vision, and vice versa.

[[caption-width-right:300:"Behold...the Vision!"]]

If you're looking for the Young Avengers version of Vision, go [[YoungAvengers here]].

The Vision is a MarvelComics superhero created by Roy Thomas and John Buscema. A synthetic humanoid built from the remains of the android Human Torch, the Vision made his debut in ''The Avengers #57'' (October, 1968) as a creation of the super-villain {{Ultron}}. The Vision is convinced to rebel against his creator after encountering Comicbook/TheAvengers, who invite him to join the team. Named by the TheWasp, who described him as an "unearthly, inhuman vision", the Vision becomes one of Avengers' longest-serving members until his death during ''Avengers Disassembled''. He came BackFromTheDead a few years later and once again features in Avengers books.

* ''Film/TheAvengersAgeOfUltron''

* UnderwearOfPower: Vision wears a pair of yellow trunks as part of his iconic design. However, like [[TheDarkKnightSaga many]] [[Film/XMen other]] [[Film/ManofSteel superheroes]], his [[Film/TheAvengersAgeOfUltron live-action design]] abandoned the undies.

* TheWorfEffect: Much like Comicbook/{{Cyborg}} of the Comicbook/TeenTitans and RedTornado of the [[JusticeLeagueOfAmerica Justice League]], the Vision is often the first Avenger to be taken down in order to demonstrate how powerful the villain of the week is. The fact that he can be rebuilt after being destroyed certainly helps.

* ForHalloweenIAmGoingAsMyself: Moving into a new neightborhood after leaving the Avengers, the Vision and Wanda had a good laugh in ''The Vision and Scarlet Witch #1'' once the townpeople felt comfortable enough to approach the couple. The night: Halloween.

* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Vision experiences this at the hands of {{She-Hulk}} during ''Avengers Disassembled''.

* DecompositeCharacter: In the Ultimate Marvel universe, there are three different versions of the Vision. The first and most prominent was an alien android, the second was a helper robot created by [[AntMan Hank Pym]], and the third was an African-American prodigy named Robert Mitchell who was turned into a cyborg by NickFury.

* DecompositeCharacter: In the Ultimate Marvel universe, there are three different versions of the Vision. The first and most prominent was an alien android, the second was a helper robot created by [[AntMan Hank Pym]], and the third was an African-American prodigy who named Robert Mitchell who was turned into a cyborg by NickFury.

The Vision is a MarvelComics superhero created by Roy Thomas and John Buscema. A synthetic humanoid built from the remains of the android Human Torch, the Vision made his debut in ''The Avengers #57'' (October, 1968) as a creation of the super-villain Ultron. The Vision is convinced to rebel against his creator after encountering Comicbook/TheAvengers, who invite him to join the team. Named by the TheWasp, who described him as an "unearthly, inhuman vision", the Vision becomes one of Avengers' longest-serving members until his death during ''Avengers Disassembled''. He came BackFromTheDead a few years later and once again features in Avengers books.

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* ComicBookFantasyCasting: An earlier example, the Vision's features were modeled on LeonardNimoy.