in their "Top 50 Avengers" list. Other versions Anti-Vision An emotional villain in his native timeline, this Vision joined the Gatherers, a group led by the villain Proctor, in a campaign against the Avengers of Earth-616. To infiltrate the team of heroes, the mind of this Vision (whose body had red-colored skin) was switched with the heroic Vision of Earth-616, who at the time had a chalk-white appearance. The original Vision was eventually freed and the villainous Vision escaped, still in the chalk-white body. He was nicknamed Anti-Vision and eventually taken into custody. Mainframe The Earth-691 version of Mainframe is a future counterpart of Vision featured in the title Guardians of the Galaxy. He is the chief operating system of an entire planet, and the guardian of the shield of Captain America. He soon joins the Guardians of the Galaxy spinoff group, the Galactic Guardians. Earth X A version of the Vision appeared in the alternate timeline of Earth X. In this reality, the Absorbing Man absorbs the intelligence of Ultron, giving him enhanced intelligence and better control over his powers. The villain then kills the Avengers present, including the Scarlet Witch, and Vision destroys him in revenge. When the Earth X version of Tony Stark later creates the robots known as the Iron Avengers, Vision becomes the group's leader. He leads the Iron Avengers against the parasitic Hydra, Asgardian Frost Giants, and the Skull's invading army. Exiles A bloodthirsty and arrogant version of Vision was a member of the Exiles' counterpart team, the group called Weapon X. His body is later destroyed by King Hyperion when he refused to join a plan conquer a parallel Earth, though his consciousness remains active. Magneto launches an asteroid to collide with the Earth where this Vision is located, destroying them both in the process. MC2 Vision appears in the future timeline of MC2. In this reality, he becomes adviser to the President of the United States and joins the young heroes of A-Next. Ultimate Marvel Several versions of Vision are published under the Ultimate Marvel imprint. In Ultimate Nightmare, the Ultimates and X-Men discover a damaged, sentient robot with feminine features. The robot claims the closest English translation of their name is "Vision" and warns of the space invader Gah Lak Tus. This Vision is featured in a self-titled limited series, involving a confrontation with the organization led by George Tarleton, A.I.M.