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VisionQuest: Your guide to every AI character in the MCUs newest show

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VisionQuest: Your guide to every AI character in the MCUs newest show

VisionQuest reunites viewers with Vision (Paul Bettany), the synthezoid first introduced in Avengers: Age of Ultron .

However, he's not the only AI from the MCU to reappear in Marvel's latest television outing.

SEE ALSO: We watched 'VisionQuest's first episode at New York Comic Con.

It's a trip.

That's because VisionQuest boasts a supporting troupe of Stark Industries AI who have popped up throughout the MCU.

Within Vision's simulated mind palace (or mind mansion, really), they manifest as human avatars who help him with everything from basic upkeep to human socialization .

From smaller-name robots like Dum-E (Henry Lewis) and U (Jonathan Sayer) to full-on Avengers villains like Ultron (James Spader), here's your guide to the AI characters of VisionQuest .

D.U.M.-E and U First introduced: Iron Man Created together during Tony Stark 's ( Robert Downey Jr. ) time at MIT, Dum-E and U are a package deal.

They're a pair of hydraulic arms that helped Tony assemble his Iron Man armors.

Within Vision's simulation, the pair manifest as handymen, although VisionQuest lists their more official roles onscreen in a series of helpful bullet points.

Thanks to these, we learn that Dum-E is a general maintenance AI in charge of limb servo control and fire suppression.

Like Dum-E, U is a general maintenance AI, as well as a defragger and video analyzer.

J.A.R.V.I.S.

First introduced: Iron Man Arguably the most recognizable Stark AI, J.A.R.V.I.S. (Just A Rather Very Intelligent System) served as Tony Stark's AI assistant and was also uploaded into all the Iron Man suits.

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