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VisionQuest Episode 7 Easter Eggs
VisionQuest episode 7 reveals MCU ties, comic references, and major Easter eggs.
In brief
VisionQuest episode 7 reveals MCU ties, comic references, and major Easter eggs. VisionQuest episode 7 shows Vision and Jocasta's origins through comic ties and MCU references. Originally reported by ScreenRant.
1939 Flashback
VisionQuest episode 7 features 1939 flashbacks showing JIM's origins.
“Marvel Comics #1 cover, a man fires a pistol at the Human Torch”
1939 Comic Debut
Timely Comics published Marvel Comics #1 in 1939 featuring Jim Hammond's Synthetic Man.
“The flashbacks featured at the beginning of VisionQuest episode 7, detailing the origins of JIM, take place in the year 1939.”
Just Like A Dream
The 1939 flashback plays Morrie Morrison Orchestra's 'Just Like A Dream' record.
“The record playing in the background of the 1939 flashback is 'Just Like A Dream' by Morrie Morrison Orchestra.”
Phineas T. Horton
Paul Bettany plays Phineas T. Horton, who created JIM and the Human Torch.
“Finally, VisionQuest episode 7 gives Doctor Phineas T. Horton a true MCU debut, having been featured in the 1939 flashback played by none other than Vision actor Paul Bettany himself.”
Victoria
Horton's daughter Victoria is revealed as his granddaughter in the comics.
“Horton's daughter was revealed as Victoria.”
Mother Of AI
Jocasta is confirmed as the 'Mother of AI' by Ultron.
“Jocasta's status as the 'Mother of AI' is cemented in this episode following high praise from James Spader's Ultron.”
The Raven
Jocasta quotes Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Raven' as her personal bio-key.
“Jocasta's personal bio-key to open her nest is revealed when she quotes Edgar Allan Poe’s famous poem, 'The Raven'.”
Missing Memories
The Client reveals missing memories are 'merely being kept from you'.
“While appearing before Vision and Jocasta simultaneously, 'The Client' reveals that their missing memories/feelings are 'merely being kept from you'.”
The takeaway
VisionQuest episode 7 shows Vision and Jocasta's origins through comic ties and MCU references.
