Episode Episode #10 - What A Vision Has To Do
Original Airdate January 29th, 2000

The Vision uses himself as bait as the team attempt one final strike against Ultron!

Directed By: Ron Myrick
Music Composed By: Shuki Levy and Kussa Mahchi
Animation Services By: Sae Rom
Guest Starring: Martin Roach as The Falcon, Ron Rubin as The Vision, Rod Wilson as Ant-Man, Linda Ballantyne as The Wasp, Stavroula Logothettis as Scarlet Witch and Lenore Zann as Tigra.

Review: This episode sees us revisit Wonder Man, who of course, is now part of Vision - Sort of. Unfortunately, it also means yet another appearance from Ultron, one of the most painful supervillains I’ve ever had the displeasure of seeing.

I feel I should apologise to any people who actually like this show, because I’m sorry, but I’ve yet to see a single aspect of the show I like. It’s becoming simply painful to watch and I have thicker skin than most – I’ve created sites on Spider-Man Unlimited and The Marvel Action Hour, but this takes the biscuit.

The seeds are apparently being planted for a romance between Vision and Wanda, but there’s absolutely no chemistry between them. Vision is a two dimensional bore as well as being an eyesore, and Wanda is simply cringe worthy. Her voice is just… ugh, words can’t explain how awful it is. Her design is also screwed up, her angular face looks like’s a surgeon’s worst nightmare and her costume is oddly a combination of purple and pink, despite the fact her name is The Scarlet Witch. Now, I’ve no idea what was going on the crews head at the time of this show, but please – her name is The Scarlet Witch. Make her bloody costume Scarlet! Is it that difficult?

Now is the time I’m beginning to question whether or not making an Avengers site in the middle of an alcohol detox is a good idea.