That distinction matters, as the film leaves a number of possibilities for future stories there, even as Sony continues to build a universe of its own. Now, the Marvel Cinematic Universe Spider-Man is very much the down-on-his-luck do-gooder readers love in the comics.īut he is still in the MCU.
The magic involved also seemingly removed the Tony Stark element, which means all of Peter’s advanced tech is lost to him. Even those close to him, like MJ ( Zendaya), Ned ( Jacob Batalon), and Happy ( Jon Favreau) are unaware of who he is. Instead of what we expected – Holland’s Spider-Man moving to Sony’s Spider-Man Universe – the character’s identity has been forgotten by the world at large. Or, maybe, that great contract dispute of 2019 was just some long-game hype for the eventual film and what it establishes for Spider-Man.Īnd if you’re unaware of what that is, consider this your SPOILER WARNING. In fact, the little bit of confirmation the film offers is surprising in light of the off-screen adventure Holland, Sony (who holds the rights to the character), and Marvel Studios went on to make No Way Home. Now that Spider-Man: No Way Home has been out for roughly a week (depending on your location), Marvel fans know a little bit about Peter Parker’s ( Tom Holland) long-term MCU status.
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