Showrunner Terry Matalas says Vision sent Ultron’s last remaining copy to a prison in his mind at the end of ‘AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON’ “He always felt that he didn’t really want to kill Ultron. Ultron was such a threat to humanity and he was so lost, but at the last moment, we’ll find out that Vision showed mercy.” (Via: @empiremagazine)
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So Vision basically didn’t destroy Ultron, he gave him a digital prison sentence. That makes their final conversation in Age of Ultron way more interesting in hindsight. Vision really chose mercy knowing exactly how dangerous Ultron was.
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> Honestly, I think this makes Vision’s decision at the end hit differently. He had every reason to destroy Ultron, but choosing mercy shows that Vision understood the difference between justice and revenge. That small decision could have huge consequences later.
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What's the plot twist they tryna chip in now