IGN published this video item, entitled “Spider-Man: No Way Home: Ending & Post-Credits Explained & Easter Eggs | Marvel Canon Fodder” – below is their description.
Spider-Man: No Way Home is big, it’s epic, it’s action-packed and it’s full of heavy consequences for the version of Peter Parker plagued by Tom Holland, not to mention other Spider-Men from other parts of the Multiverse (a.k.a. Spider-Verse). In the marketing lead up to No Way Home, we learned that Spider-Man would face off against classic villains like Doctor Octopus (played by Alfred Molina) and Green Goblin (played by Willem Dafoe). And we can finally confirm what we all expected, other Spider-Man have huge roles in this film: Tobey Maguire reprises his role as Spiderman from Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3, and Andrew Garfield plays the version of Spider Man from The Amazing Spider-Man. There might not be a Spider-Man Sinister Six in this movie but Doc Ock is just one of the Sony Pictures Spidey Villain to appear in this MCU adventure. So join IGN host Francesca Rivera for Marvel Canon Fodder and the full breakdown, ending explained and all the Easter eggs we could find.
The Spider-Man: No Way Home post credit scenes also offer lots of clues on what’s next for the wall-crawler. is jam-packed full of characters from all over the Marvel Cinematic Universe like a few Avengers and Mary Jane Watson (played by Zendaya) and most importantly, Doctor Strange. After visiting Doctor Strange, Spiderman Also, if you’re looking for a breakdown of the Doctor Strange 2 trailer, we got you covered.
But what about Venom? We know from Venom 2, Spider-Man is definitely on the radar of Eddie Brock and everybody’s favorite deadly symbiote. Though Venom does appear in No Way Home (spoilers for those still reading this description), we still don’t know when Venom vs. Spider-Man is actually going to happen.
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