A new teaser of ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ has been revealed, which features some fresh footage with multiple references to the Multiverse.
The teaser begins with Doctor Strange, Peter Parker (Tom Holland), and Doctor Octopus arguing. "Do you know Peter Parker, who's Spider-Man?" asks Strange to Otto, to which Otto replies positively, "Yes." Strange asks again, "Is that him?" pointing towards Peter. Otto replies, "No!" - This is the point where it refers to Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man, who is from the same universe as Alfred Molina's Doc Ock.
The teaser proceeds further with Strange explaining to Peter, "After I shut that spell down, we started getting visitors from every universe." Strange asks Peter to capture them (visitors as in villains) before they destroy the fabric of reality. Peter asks, "I'm gonna need some help" as the teaser moves towards Peter, MJ, and Ned, who says, "Let's catch some Multiverse Men."
Unlike the full-length trailers previously released, this teaser doesn't shy away from giving Multiverse references along with confirming the existence of other Spider-Man in alternate realities who are not Holland's Spider-Man.
It is almost out in the open that both Tobey and Andrew are returning as Spider-Man in No Way Home, but Sony is still avoiding them to keep some element of surprise for the people watching in the theaters. Well, at least it will work for the first show because it won't take much time for the Spoilers to leak as soon as the movie opens in the theaters.
‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ will see Peter Parker caught up in a tricky situation after his identity is exposed. Peter asks for help from Doctor Strange, but instead, things get more complicated and Stakes become even more dangerous as Strange's identity cloaking spell messes up things beyond the universe and Multiverse becomes real. In a race against time, Peter Parker must get help to restore the fabric of his reality while also saving his loved ones from the dangers of the Multiverse.
‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ will release in theaters on December 15 in the UK and December 17 in the US and the rest of the world.