The question that will no doubt be explored in future Spider-Man movies is what Peter does with this "gift." Does he devote himself fully to becoming Spider-Man? Does he try to rebuild his private life, even having lost Aunt May and becoming a stranger to Ned and MJ? Is this where other iconic supporting characters like Harry Osborn and Gwen Stacy will come into play? Is there still a place for Ned, MJ, Flash Thompson and Peter's other lost friends? We'll find out in Spider-Man 4. He's now entirely alone in the world, which is a pretty depressing way to end a superhero movie, if we're being frank.
Peter even reneges on his promise to reintroduce himself to Ned and MJ, deciding his friends are better off no longer being caught up in Spider-Man's drama. (Image Credit: Marvel)īut in the MCU it seems Peter Parker has basically become a nonentity. Peter had to go to extreme lengths to undo this mistake in the comics. But the key difference is that, in the comics, no one was made to forget Peter's existence, just that he foolishly outed himself as a superhero at an internationally televised press conference. In that case, Doctor Strange, Mister Fantastic and Iron Man collaborated on a hybrid magical spell/technological machine that made everyone in the world forget who's under the mask. This worldwide mind-wipe is reminiscent of how Marvel Comics restored Spidey's secret identity in the aftermath of 2006's Civil War comic. That includes his two closest friends, Ned and MJ.
The world remembers Spider-Man, but no one seems to have any memory of Peter Parker. Having successfully dealt with the invading multiverse villains and bid farewell to Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Men, Spidey successfully enlists Doctor Strange's help in making the world forget his secret identity. No Way Home ends on a pretty bleak note for an MCU movie. Play No Way Home Ending Explained: How Does Doctor Strange's Spell Work?
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