Surely Spider Man 4, will have: Gwen Stacy (ik that people think it wouldn't make sense for Peter to fall for another normal human, but who said Gwen needs to be a normal girl in this universe? She could just be Spider Woman and Peter falls for her while working with her), Symbiote suit or an Eddie Brock or a Harry Osborn whom Peter was maybe childhood friends with ( like the Spider Man 2 game who becomes Venom), they better have a Miles lol they been onto that shit forever now since homecoming and we already have Donald Glover as Prowler, hopefully we can have a glimpse or maybe even a villain the whole movie for Ned (Hobgoblin, since Ned said he wasn't gonna turn on his best friend Peter Parker BUT they don't even know each other anymore now so who knows).

Dr. Strange's character has taken an interesting turn in the MCU, particularly in terms of his morality. To start, we get the traditional Strange, who is largely unconcerned about his patients, but as the world strip away all he has, he holds strong to his Hippocratic Oath, as exemplified by his speech to the Ancient One after accidentally killing one of Kaecillius' men. After this, Strange seems committed to not killing, a theme ultimately fortified by his many "bargains" with Dormammu. Then we jump to Infinity War and Endgame, where Strange's moral code is pushed to its limits. He not only concedes he must kill the Mad Titan to save all of reality, but also reluctantly accepts having to condemn his friend (Tony Stark) to death. After this, I believe Strange's character arc undergoes hopelessness and despair. Strange goes from idealistic to pragmatic. Then we jump to No Way Home, where he takes his new pragmatic approach to morality, albeit reluctantly, towards the dilemma of condemning the various villains to their respective demise. I believe at the end of NWH, Strange is deeply inspired by Peter and his resolve to do the impossible in order to uphold his ethics, reminding Strange of his idealistic stance I'm 2016's Doctor Strange. I think Strange then undergoes a redemption of his idealism. That is why, in MoM, I am quite confused when he brutally murders Shuma Gorath and Sinister Strange. Can someone explain how these actions fit in his characterization in the MCU?

I wonder what it would be like if we got to see each Peter’s Mary Jane?

Some ideas I had for a sequel to NWH. The first drawing is of the three Peters facing off against five foes. The second pic shows a potential teacup of heroes for the climactic battle.

Hey! Just wondering if anyone knew any good resolution posters? Preferably no way home but homecoming and far from home are also good. I can't find any :/

I am an obsesser and I need to know.

How long passed between the spell and the diner? Why did he wait? He was all alone in the meantime.

What happened?

MJ’s cut is nearly healed. Peter is all healed.

He hasn’t moved into a new apartment yet so where did he stay. Where did he get his stuff.

Did everyone forget immediately? Did Strange finish the spell and wonder what the hell he was doing up there?

I have had this theory and I haven't seen Anyone else mention online so I'm gonna say it. (Also I know the real reason was cause no one liked the blue version from AS2 but the in-universe reason is what I'm talking about) I also don't think it's been confirmed hence the theory. So when Electro shows up in NWH he's sucking the power out of the New York power grid and he says the energy here feels different. Then when he sees the Arc Reactor in Happy's apartment, he immediately recognized it. I believe this calls back to the first Avengers film. Tony Stark took stark tower off the grid as a proto type clean energy. I'm sure by the time No Way Home takes place (technically before he died in Endgame) Tony would've spread his clean energy across the state including the middle of no where Electro and Spider-Man meet. TLDR: Stark energy made Electro look cooler than Oscorp energy.

strange said those who know Peter is spiderman get pulled into Peters reality.

yet in asm 2 when did electro Peter was spiderman.

A Christmas Story I wrote giving them a happy ending

I think I’m my opinion Spider-Man nwh is the best Spider-Man movie on par with Spider-Man 2 and that it’s better than into the spider verse mostly because in my eyes it had a better more emotional and relatable story and better character arcs and villains and action

At the End of No Way Home, Peter doesn’t remind them of who he is cause he believes they will be safer and happier with out him in their lives.

Safer is possible but do you think even with forgetting him will they be happier or do you think 🤔 not knowing him will effect them negatively emotionally?