The ghosts are still trying to figure out how to bring Pete back after his disappearance at the end of last season. Meanwhile, Jay and Kyle set out to replace a broken mirror, only to discover that its replacement comes with an unexpected resident: the ghost of Hetty’s sister.

Vision reunites with Tommy, but their relationship still has plenty of hurdles to overcome. Meanwhile, Ultron and Jocasta continue developing their partnership, and we finally learn more about what Jocasta has planned for humanity. Plus, an unexpected MCU villain makes a long-awaited return. Things are getting complicated as we head toward the final two episodes of the series.

Trapped inside his own mind after relinquishing control of his body to Ultron, Vision searches for a way to escape. Along the way, he witnesses how Ultron interacts with Tommy and Jocasta before facing a decision that could unleash all the AIs into the world.

Vision and Tommy join forces to track down Butcherbird and put an end to her murder spree. However, lingering trust issues between father and son threaten to create a worst-case scenario for the synthezoid.

Tommy and Vision remain on the run from Paladin, but their escape also gives them an opportunity to grow closer as father and son. Elsewhere, the AI avatars inside Vision’s mind scramble to repair the damage caused by the adamantium bullets. Unfortunately, their efforts may not be enough to keep Vision safe, as another threat begins closing in.

Vision and the AI personalities sharing his mind race to uncover how Tommy escaped the Hex. At the same time, Paladin sets a trap designed to capture Vision and deliver him to his mysterious employer. As the two storylines collide, one of Vision’s digital companions makes a heartbreaking decision that could change everything.

Following the events of WandaVision, Vision embarks on a journey to better understand what it means to be human. He finds companionship among the artificial intelligences living within his mind, but his quiet existence is disrupted when a bounty hunter comes after him. The pursuit leads to an unexpected discovery: one of the children created during Wanda's Hex may still be alive.

John's investigation uncovers new details about Sheriff Kane and Noah while bringing him closer to discovering who killed Hal Jordan. Meanwhile, John Stewart confronts the issues surrounding his upbringing and finally begins to make peace with his past. As he takes an important step forward in his personal journey, John embraces his future as a Lantern.

John and the Halogram continue digging into the mystery surrounding Hal’s murder, and their investigation produces a new group of suspects. At the same time, the Halogram is forced to deal with the complicated legacy Hal inherited from his father.

John Stewart appears to have left the Lantern Corps behind and built a new life as an architect. But when he returns to Rushville for a meeting with Hal Jordan, the reunion quickly becomes a murder investigation after Hal is found dead just hours later.

The Lanterns find themselves battling each other, the Manhunter, the people of Rushville, Nebraska, and the aliens pursuing their mysterious target. By the end, Hal and John are left further apart than ever as the story jumps to a future where it appears Hal has been killed.

Hal Jordan and John Stewart learn much more about the Manhunters, including the revelation that they both know who is responsible. However, their inability to trust one another could ultimately destroy their relationship.