Agatha All Along 2 is nearing approval, with reports suggesting Vision and Ultron will appear in human forms in the Paul Bettany series.

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The Marvel Cinematic Universe is back in action, and fans are loving what they see. While Deadpool and Wolverine are stealing the spotlight on the big screen, the streaming side is diving into the magical realm with Agatha Harkness in Agatha All Along. This series, featuring Kathryn Hahn as the witch Agatha, picks up right where WandaVision left off and has captured the hearts of many. The way it wrapped up definitely hints at a possible season 2, and it’s also tied to the upcoming Vision series that’s part of this trilogy. So, it’s no surprise that fans everywhere are eager to find out what’s next for Agatha and the Vision show that’s meant to tie everything together.

Is Agatha All Along 2 officially happening?

There’s been a lot of buzz lately about both Agatha All Along 2 and the Vision series starring Paul Bettany, even before the first season of WandaVision wrapped up. These shows are part of a trilogy that kicked off with WandaVision. Recently, some exciting news has surfaced online: Agatha All Along is likely getting a second season, which could make it the fastest Marvel show to score a season 2. Plus, there are reports that the Vision series is shaping up to be thrilling, with Ultron and Vision possibly appearing in unexpected ways. Keep reading to catch all the details.

According to Daniel Richtman, a well-known scooper, Agatha All Along is on the brink of getting a second season green light. The success of the first season is likely pushing Marvel Studios to dive deeper into the witchy world. It’s pretty thrilling to see a second season order come in so quickly. The first season wrapped up with Agatha sacrificing herself to save Billy Maximoff from Death, also known as Rio or the Green Witch. But in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, death is a tricky subject, and we’ve seen her return as a ghost before.

Agatha the Ghost teamed up with Billy Maximoff, and together they embarked on a mission to locate his brother, Tommy Maximoff. Tommy has taken over a body, and they’re completely in the dark about his whereabouts. This could be the main storyline for the second season, or the creators might focus more on Agatha’s journey and save Billy’s search for Tommy for another time.

Here's the latest on the Vision Series.

The Vision series is currently a bit of a mystery since no one really knows what the studio's vision is for the show. The studio's pitch doesn't clarify much either; it simply states, "the third part of a trilogy that started with WandaVision and continues in Agatha All Along." Reports indicate that James Spader will be back as Ultron in the Vision series, which stars Paul Bettany, and it seems like both characters will also appear in their human forms. The show is set to premiere in 2026, with Terry Matalas, who worked on Star Trek: Picard, serving as the showrunner.