Vision
If Age of Ultron is the last we see of Ultron, it will add another entry to the list of Marvel villains who barely transcend the title of plot device — a disappointment for a villain of Ultron's stature. It would also spell the end of James Spader's wonderful turn as Ultron's voice and personality. Almost ignored by the majority of promotion for the movie, it might be a surprise to hear that the Vision is likely to be the breakout star of Avengers: Age of Ultron when it opens in the U.S. next week. Vision. Paul Bettany, who previously supplied the voice for Iron Man’s trusty computer Jarvis, now earns a full-fledged costumed role as the android Vision. He’s created as a byproduct of the Avengers’ war with Ultron and goes on to fight alongside the heroes. Vision is a synthezoid created by Ultron. He’s human in nature but all of his organs are created from synthetic parts. He has the ability to change his density, granting him the ability to levitate or increase strength. He eventually joins the Avengers after Tony and Bruce program him. In the comics, Vision (or The Vision) is an android created by Ultron, our eponymous villain, but is convinced by The Avengers to fight alongside the good guys. That's not necessarily how it'll play out in the film, but we do have one important clue to how Vision will be incorporated into Age of Ultron: Paul Bettany. For those who don’t know, in the comics Vision is an android created by Ultron, and while he was intended to fight the Avengers, he eventually teamed up with the superhero team to battle his creator. It looks like the Avengers: Age of Ultron Vision origin story isn’t going to stray too far from the source material. The red-skinned, brooding android had ignited my childhood imagination. In The Avengers No. 57, published in 1968, the Vision is built by the evil robot Ultron 5 to destroy the Avengers, but almost immediately begins to question his programming. Ultron has created a variety of robots and androids over the years, and while the more sophisticated ones typically turn against him sooner or later, they all feature subliminal programming which allows Ultron to manipulate them if need be (most notably a subliminal command to rebuild Ultron if he is destroyed). Behold, another Avenger in the Marvel cinematic universe: The Vision! The candy-colored android will be in “Avengers: Age of Ultron,” and Paul Bettany will play him, a person with knowledge of the casting told TheWrap.
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