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This kind of coding-and-compiler framing of magic is clever because it stays consistent with Vision’s established identity as pure logic while giving him a path to cosmic relevance after the stones were reduced to atoms in Endgame. It also uses upcoming episode titles like Reboot, Malware, and Firewall in a way that feels purposeful rather than random. Whether Marvel actually follows through is uncertain, but the idea of Vision becoming a structural foundation for a new reality rather than just another powered-up hero fits the larger multiverse stakes of Secret Wars and gives a satisfying long-term purpose to the VisionQuest story.
VisionQuest Theory: Vision is being set up te be the embodiments of the Mind Stone for Secret Wars.
Alright, so I’ve been overthinking >!Jarvis deleting his source code in episode 2!< of VisionQuest >!to save the other AIs, and it hit me and this isn't just a sad throwaway moment!<. It’s actually setting up the perfect loophole for Vision's ultimate MCU upgrade.
We know the remaining episodes are titled stuff like "Reboot," "Malware," and "Firewall." >!The blank processing space Jarvis left behind is obviously going to be the main battlefield. Ultron is definitely going to try to hijack that unallocated memory to overwrite Vision’s brain from the inside out.!<
Rumor is Ultron creates a rogue AI named Jocasta to act as his malware intruder to slice through Vision's core layers. But if they follow the comics, she's gonna realize Ultron is pure machine tyranny and pull a massive twist by sacrificing her own code to become a permanent, living Firewall against him.
This is where my prediction comes in, Jocasta's firewall buys Vision just enough processing time to run a crazy data recovery script.
Think about it from a computer science perspective. Wanda’s Chaos Magic rewrites reality based on emotion, but it’s totally chaotic and unstable. Vision is absolute, raw logic. What if Vision uses his massive AI capacity to act like a cosmic compiler? He maps the ambient, unrefined Chaos Magic energy left behind from the Hex, treats it as raw code, and successfully compiles a brand-new quantum core in his head.
>!This localized reality-warp would literally reverse the entropy of his deleted data sectors, pulling Jarvis back from the brink, trapping Ultron in quarantine, and completely fixing his body without ever needing a physical Infinity Stone.!<
Which brings me to my prediction for the future MCU / Secret Wars scope. In Endgame, Thanos said the stones were just "reduced to atoms" but they aren't gone, their energy is just dispersed. By learning to be a logical bridge for Chaos Magic, Vision transitions from a machine built *by* a cosmic artifact into a being who can consciously *restructure* cosmic energy through calculated willpower.
I don't know what his official nickname would be, maybe "The Arch-Architect" or something? Don't get me started on this basically turning him into a Green Lantern with big logic constructs, because honestly Marvel will probably do it anyway lol.
But it makes so much sense for Secret Wars. When timelines are collapsing, brute force won't fix reality. You need someone who can mathematically anchor breaking dimensions. >!Just like Loki became the God of Stories to physically hold the multiversal timelines together for the Time Stone element,!< Vision becomes the structural foundation of a new reality for the Mind Stone element. With his calculated control over Chaos Magic, he’d have the precise mathematical coordinates to reconstruct fractured timelines, or even rebuild a permanent reality where Wanda can safely exist again.
Anyway, this is mostly just a late-night yap session. If any of this actually happens, come back and remind me. If I'm completely wrong, I got nothing to lose lmao. What do you guys think? Does the coding/compiler logic approach to his magic make sense?
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Reiner and Bertholdt spent years inside the Walls looking for the Founding Titan. They already knew Eren could shift. They still didn’t know if he was the one they came for.
Then they transformed in front of everyone anyway and burned the only cover they had left.
If they still needed to confirm the Founding Titan, why did they stop looking the moment the Scouts started asking the wrong questions?
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They spent years figuring out how to cut Titans and still never treated the bodies like a resource. People were starving inside the Walls. Titan flesh evaporates, but it can be preserved for a short time. They tested that. They just never scaled it.
Same with night operations. Same with anything that could have come from studying the Titans instead of only killing them.
If the research was only about survival, why did they stop at the blades?
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Bertholdt said he could accept whatever happens. He still died believing the mission failed.
Marley never needed the Founding Titan back. They needed Paradis gone or broken. The Rumbling wiped out most of the world, but the island still had to live with what was left of it. No army outside the Walls. No real allies. Just the people who watched the rest of the world burn because of them.
Bertholdt lost his life. Marley lost the war. Paradis is the one still carrying the result. If Bertholdt’s side really lost, why is the place he came from the only one that doesn’t have to explain the Rumbling to its own people?
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The red parts in the nape are how the Paths actually build and maintain the Titan body.
They’re the concentrated points where the Founding Titan’s power is stored and connected to the human inside. Once you cut through them, the connection breaks and the body collapses. That’s why the nape is the only real weak spot.
If the nape is just the connection point, then what exactly happens to the human body once that connection is severed?
