‘VisionQuest’ season 1 concluded on Tuesday, Nov. 10

NEED TO KNOW

• Viewers were given a shocking twist in the post-credits scene of the VisionQuest season 1 finale
• Fans were given a teaser about the possible return of one MCU anti-hero in the upcoming feature, Avengers: Doomsday
• The season, which concluded on Tuesday, Nov. 10, is available to watch on Disney+

Warning: Spoilers for the VisionQuest season 1 finale below.

VisionQuest came to an unexpected end with its season 1 finale, which treated viewers to the shocking return of an anti-hero.

Throughout the season, the series teased the possibility of that Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda Maximoff, the Scarlet Witch, secretly still alive. The Tuesday, Nov. 10, finale’s post-credits scene appeared to confirm it and tease her return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday.

Audiences saw Wanda collapse the Scarlet Witch’s temple on herself, as she did in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Unlike the 2022 movie, the pivotal scene continues with Robert Downey Jr.‘s Doctor Doom appearing.

“Scarlet Witch, awaken,” Doctor Doom said as he approached Wanda’s corpse.

“Your powers will be mine,” he says, prompting Wanda to wake up.

Ahead of the finale, fans speculated that the Scarlet Witch would return for Avengers: Doomsday because of her close, romantic relationship with Doctor Doom in the comics. When PEOPLE spoke to series lead Paul Bettany about the possible return of his on-screen wife for the Disney+ series, he said he thinks “fans are going to read into everything,” including the show’s ongoing teasing that there is no definitive answer on whether or not Wanda is permanently gone.

While he called the ongoing speculation and close reading a “wonderful thing,” he couldn’t answer the question, and cheekily responded, “But that is a question that I can’t answer because I would be fired.”

In addition to Wanda’s return, her son, Billy Maximoff, reunited with his brother Tommy. Billy (Joe Locke) was born during WandaVision and assumed the body of Billy Kaplan, an Eastview teen killed in a car crash. He later appeared as a grown-up version in Agatha All Along.

In the finale, Billy uses his powers to bring his brother Tommy (Ruaridh Mollica) into the body of a foster kid who died in a swimming-pool tragedy, named Tommy Shepherd, in an effort to reunite them with their father, Vision (Paul Bettany). 

Bettany, 55, spoke with PEOPLE at New York Comic Con on Oct. 8, about his bond with his on-screen son, Mollica.

“I knew that he was perfect the moment he walked into the screen test,” he said, adding of his costar, 27, “He’s just a young man who you want things to go well for immediately. It was his first big thing, and he was so inquisitive and excited to be there and asking questions the whole time. It was very easy to fall into exactly the right dynamic.” 

Mollica, 27, told PEOPLE he agreed with Bettany about their instant bond.

“It was very instantaneous for me and Paul. We instantly fell into this beautiful father and son dynamic of annoying each other. He’s a veteran of the MCU and I’m just stepping in for the first time. So to have him by my side, I was always asking questions,” he said.

“It was amazing,” Mollica said. “I’m so lucky to have spent so much time with him.”

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VisionQuest season 1 is now streaming on Disney+. Avengers: Doomsday opens in theaters on Dec. 18.

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