Who could fill it? There are plenty of options still, believe it or not.
So, if we’re doing a Multiversal version of the Sinister Six-as we have long guessed-that leaves a sixth slot that is empty. But we imagine if Lizard returns, his original actor must be involved in some way. But is actor Rhys Ifans back? Like Sandman, we don’t see his human form in any trailers. In the second Now Way Home trailer, we see the Lizard lunging in the air, next to Electro and Sandman.
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It seems each pre-Tom Holland Spidey movie has some representation, and his appearance would tick that box. Nope, that’s The Amazing Spider-Man‘s the Lizard.
And we doubt that their eventual confrontation is going to be part of a group effort. But the Venom Tom Hardy plays never fought Peter Parker.
Lots of fans speculated that it was Venom. There is a very fast “blink and ya miss it” moment in the trailer for No Way Home which shows Peter attacked by some kind of anthropomorphic creature. Sandman was one of the better aspects of that third Raimi Spider-Man movie, so we’re happy to have him back. At least that’s what Spider-Man 3 seemed to imply. However, unlike Doc Ock and Green Goblin, Flint Marko/William Baker didn’t so much die as just… blow away. Although Thomas Haden Church has not been confirmed as having a role (and we do not see his human form in the trailer) we’re pretty sure he’d at least voice the character.ĭoctor Strange in the trailers so far suggests all the returning villains died fighting their Spideys. We can definitely see the form of what looks like Thomas Haden Church’s sand form in the trailers. Is this the reason for the updated look? Sandman Sony Pictures/Marvel StudiosĪnother arrival from the Raimi-verse is Sandman.
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In certain TV spots, Electro even wears what looks to be one of Tony Stark’s ARC reactors. This lightning now forms a pattern over his face which alludes to the classic Steve Ditko-designed Electro mask. In fact, his powers now manifest in ways that evoke his classic costume from the comics. Gone is the blue glow, replaced by yellow lightning. The film’s second trailer showcased Electro’s powers manifesting, and his visual makeover. Jamie Foxx was the first returning villain from outside the MCU confirmed for No Way Home. Although Gobby is wearing his original Power Ranger-esque suit from the Sam Raimi film in all the posters, the other green-hued people we see on gliders in the second trailer suggest Norman might have more than one look. That confirmed Spider-Man’s first on-screen villain, Norman Osborn would indeed be back. In the first No Way Home trailer, we saw one of Green Goblin’s pumpkin bombs go off, followed by the familiar cackle of one Willem Dafoe. Green Goblin Sony Pictures/Marvel Studios We have a feeling he winds up helping Spider-Man and his pals more than fighting them. Was he plucked from a point in the timeline before his demise? He has the most screen time in all the trailers, and we see him held in Doctor Strange’s sanctum. And if you’re thinking, “Wow, Doc Ock looks exactly like he did in Spider-Man 2,” that’s because Molina confirmed they digitally de-aged him.Ĭonsidering that Otto looked pretty dead at the end of Spider-Man 2, it’ll be interesting to see how Doc Ock comes back in Now Way Home. He was one of the first non-MCU Spidey villains confirmed for No Way Home. Yes folks, that is indeed Alfred Molina back as Doctor Otto Octavius, a.k.a. Doctor Octopus Sony Pictures/Marvel Studios Let’s start with the most welcome return of all. Here are all the Spider-Man villains the the trailers confirmed, as well as those hinted strongly and others we’re hoping to see. And given the number of baddies we’re seeing, we think the Sinister Six is for sure on the way. So that means we’ve officially got ourselves a Spider-verse, people. And it confirmed that we are getting multiple villains, all from the previous iterations of the Spider-Man films. The Spider-Man: No Way Home trailers sure gave us a lot to chew on.
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