The second teaser for Spider-Man: No Way Home sets Peter Parker facing a slew of antagonists from all the other past Spider-Man film series. The dangers haven't been greater, as Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin, Electro, and others banding together to take on the Wall-Crawler. However, there seem to be more enemies and somebody who would be the great evil behind it all. The ultimate villain has the power to elicit fear and manipulate the multiverse. One did them all for a grand scheme with legitimate reasons which will make some audiences think: “hmm, I mean, that makes sense tho”. We saw that with Thanos and He Who Remains.
Much discussion has concentrated on the events in the two trailers released so far, but there's some potential that the multiverse catastrophe occurring in the film is not coincidental. The genuine villain may surprise viewers when the film is released in December.
#1 The Scarlet Witch
The Scarlet Witch rises significantly well with Darkhold at the end of WandaVision. She frequently heard her kid's sounds, which she believes belong to a different dimension. The Scarlet Witch seeks entry to those other realities, although she may lack the capacity or skill to do so at this time. When Strange's magic fails, the universe appears to pour into the planet, letting her to locate her twin boys.
#2 Mysterio
Audiences might keep an eye out for Mysterio, whose untimely demise prompts Peter Parker to seek Strange's assistance in the first instance. It's conceivable that Mysterio is still around and utilizing his superior holographic technology to deceive not only Spider-Man, however the entire globe. It isn't out of the question that Mysterio's whole assault of Spider-Man enemies was a gigantic deception on his side.
#3 Venom
Venom seems to be teleported into the MCU at the ending of Venom: Let There Be Carnage via a bizarre occurrence that is presumably related to the magic Strange performs in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Venom might wind up becoming the film's final antagonist.
#4 What If...? Doctor Strange
A Doctor Strange variation ruined a whole dimension to acquire greater power, and a similar scenario might be happening again. The final episode of What If...? confined the evil Doctor Strange with what was left of his universe, but he was imprisoned alongside six Infinity Stones, which means he can break out and maybe cause further damage.
#5 Baron Mordo
Mordo was last seen by fans after the game of the very first Doctor Strange film, snatching black magic that others had been using to assist humanity. Strange's use of sorcery to modify creation disillusioned Baron Mordo, who told him that the payment will inevitably come due.
#6 Mephisto
Lovers of comic books will recognize Mephisto as among the most dangerous creatures in the
Marvel Universe. While implausible, there are grounds to suspect Mephisto in the film's mystical problem. Mephisto plays a significant role in a marvel comic plot that seems to already have impacted No Way Home.
#7 Agatha Harkness
Agatha Harkness is among the most formidable witches in the Marvel Universe, and she may be seeking to harness the darkest, more potent sorcery like she attempted in Westview. Agatha will undoubtedly return to the MCU with her own online show.
#8 Shuma-Gorath
Shuma-Gorath from another dimension might well be controlling Dr. Strange. This primordial intergalactic entity is so strong that he can psychologically influence people beyond realms, and considering the conjecture surrounding the adversary's arrival in Doctor Strange, he might be the evil. Likely, anything in No Way Home is indeed a prologue in The Multiverse of Madness.
#9 Doctor Strange
It is unimaginable that perhaps the Sorcerer Supreme could intentionally cast such dangerous magic to wipe people's memories of Peter Parker. It's also unexpected that he was captivated by Parker when performing it. Could Doctor Strange also have hidden agenda? Maybe there's another explanation he's prepared to accept such a major gamble?
#10 Kang The Conqueror
He Who Remains is a prominent antagonist in the MCU who is linked to the multiverse. The failure of the magic in Spider-Man: No Way Home might be linked to the breaking of the Sacred Timeline at the end of Loki. It might potentially be the result of time alterations by the various strong Kang the Conqueror variations hinted by He Who Remains.