Meddling with the Multiverse may even have changed the events of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movies, and the original Spider-Man movie actor Tobey Maguire, along with The Amazing Spider-Man's Andrew Garfield, is also rumored to appear in No Way Home. The Iron Spider overstayed its welcome and most fans agreed that Tom Holland's Spider-Man was too overreliant on Stark tech to get the job done. Spider-Man 4 is in the early stages of development, but with the actor looking to take a break from the role and director Jon Watts moving on to Fantastic Four, we could be waiting a while. The Goblin inadvertently killed himself in his final battle with Spider-Man, and his death drove a wedge between Peter and Norman's son Harry (James Franco) that led to the younger Osborn becoming the New Goblin in Spider-Man 3. Presumably, there are no plans for Hardy's version of Eddie Brock to play a major role in the MCU or he too would have escaped Strange's spell and stayed put.

While every villain was given a new design with their introduction to the MCU, Doc Ock remained mostly the same from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2. That might seem like a stretch, but given that Spider-Man: No Way Home featured no less than three different versions of Peter Parker/Spider-Man, perhaps it's not as wild a concept as it might have once seemed. Certainly, Holland's Peter coming into contact with the alien costume and it driving him to antisocial, increasingly violent behaviour would be an interesting path to take after No Way Home saw the character struggle with his hunger for vengeance and ended with him totally isolated from his support system – his Aunt May (Marisa Tomei) dead, his girlfriend MJ (Zendaya), best pal Ned (Jacob Batalon) and ally Happy Hogan (Jon Favreau) having forgotten he ever existed. After experiencing a trilogy-length origin story, Tom Holland's Spider-Man is now forced to live alone and create his own suit from scratch. It's a design that is the epitome of simple but effective; it may not be some over-the-top comic book-ish design but it is a perfect live-action look for Doctor Octopus with the only change being a temporary red upgrade to his tentacles.

Although the audience greatly received the movie, what caught the most attention was Spiderman's blinding wardrobe in no way home movie. Now that he's older, it might have been expected that maybe Tobey Maguire's iconic Spider-Man updated his design over the years. But No Way Home's post-credits scene does open up the possibility that the MCU could introduce its own version of the villain to go up against Spider-Man after our hero sheds the black costume and unwittingly passes it on to a new host. If 13 years of MCU movies has taught us anything, it's that Marvel always has a plan, so it's safe to assume that the symbiote remaining in the Tom Holland Spidey-verse was no mere afterthought. His spell (botched by Peter Parker's influence) allows characters from the multiverse to enter his universe.

Could Spider-Man: No Way Home be the film where Tom Holland's Peter Parker finally suffers an unimaginable tragedy that scars him emotionally as a hero, like Uncle Ben's death did for Maguire and Gwen Stacy's (Emma Stone) death did for Garfield?It keeps the comic book accurate look with the blue tunic, cloak of levitation with high collar, goatee, silver streaks of hair, and the Eye Of Agamotto around his neck. This look at the suit's interior was actually first teased in Spider-Man: Homecoming when Peter removed the tracker from the Stark suit.