Vision's own body, rebuilt by the people who had it in a drawer, switched on without his memories and sent to kill the woman who loved him.
White Vision is what Wikipedia’s article on Vision calls, for clarity, “The Vision”: the original body, in S.W.O.R.D.’s custody since Thanos pulled the Mind Stone out of it, reassembled and reactivated in WandaVision by the agency’s director Tyler Hayward using the remnants of Wanda Maximoff’s magic on a drone. He comes back all white, with light blue eyes, and with his memories erased, programmed to get rid of Maximoff. Paul Bettany plays him as well as the other one, and said he tried to make this version familiar and intimidating at the same time.
He is sent into the Hex. He approaches Wanda, who asks whether it is really him, pretends to caress her and attacks. The Vision she made inside the Hex arrives and fights him, and the two end up in the Westview library talking through the Ship of Theseus, the old question of whether a thing with every part replaced is still the thing. The reader who sent this list described him as a rebuilt Vision who has the powers but not the memories, which is exactly right up to the moment it stops being true.
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He permits the other Vision to restore his memories, realises that he is an Avenger, and flies away to process it. The series does not say where.
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This catalogue keeps him separate from Vision because the reader who asked for him thinks of him as a different person, and because VisionQuest, announced for 2026 and not yet released, is built around this one. Wikipedia disagrees: it keeps him inside Vision’s own article, as Vision’s body with Vision’s memories restored, and calls the one Wanda made “Hex Vision”. Both readings are recorded here, and the Vision entry carries WandaVision too.