6 Theories You Missed From The Trailer Of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Finally released, the first official trailer of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse has a ton of Easter eggs, cameos, and crucial plot points that may have been overlooked. With the trailer indicating several alterations that have taken place in the interval between the two films, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse appears to be much larger and better than its predecessor. There are Theories you missed in Spider-Man: Crossing the Universe.
In order to defeat another interdimensional menace, Miles Morales is reunited with Gwen Stacy in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, which takes place a few years after the events of the first film. Miguel O'Hara, a.k.a. Spider-Man 2099, will play a significant part in the sequel, as hinted at the conclusion of the original Spider-Verse film. He can travel between worlds at will, which will have a devastating effect on the multiverse. The trailer also reveals a vast universe consisting of Spider-Man variations, brand-new antagonists, and more information that could have been overlooked.
Miles and Gwen's new looks, which demonstrate that a lot of time has passed, are a little element in the teaser that has some significant consequences. Both characters are still children in the first movie and are created to appear younger in comparison to the more mature Spider-Man variations that surround them. To represent the age gap between the characters in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Miles and Gwen have both been revamped to be taller and more muscular. Miles and Gwen both have new haircuts and other minor aesthetic changes in addition to simply seeming older.
In Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, a ton of new characters make appearances, and there may be hundreds of different variations in the universe where Spider-Men live. There are too many Spider-Men to count, but there are a few that stand out.
The image shows Werewolf Spider-Man from Marvel Zombies vs Army of Darkness. Although he is wearing a standard red outfit in the teaser, Spider-Man appears with a paper bag over his head, evoking his Fantastic Four suit from the comics. Also shown is a Spider-Man sporting what appears to be a Future Foundations outfit. As the camera starts to zoom out, Spidey from the PS4 video game and what appears to be Spidey in his Spider-Man: Far From Home outfit can be seen strolling side by side.
In the backdrop of a picture of Miles and Gwen, there is some type of Spider-Man outfit attached to a device. Although it is difficult to distinguish what it is because of the low resolution, it appears to be significant given that there are many shots of the room where this technical invention is present. Given that the costume is rather heavy, it may be a design of Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man 2099, or it might be the outfit of an unidentified Spider-Man version. Given its size and color, it's a more intriguing idea to think that it has something to do with Venom.
Jessica Drew, voiced by Issa Rae, is introduced for the first time in the Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse teaser. One shot depicts her battling a large brown bird creature, but the majority of the shots focus on her new design and stylish motorcycle. Although the identity of the antagonist is unknown, it is most likely a multiverse-specific version of the Vulture, a well-known Spider-Man antagonist. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse adversaries like Scorpion and Green Goblin had dramatically varied designs in that film, so Vulture may be receiving the same treatment here, even if it doesn't look like the classic Vulture design.
Miguel O'Hara may be seen solemnly gazing at a photo of himself with a small child named Briella who is seated on his shoulders. The fact that the teaser only features this one image of Briella suggests that Miguel may be exploring the multiverse to discover another version of his daughter. In Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Kingpin's reason for constructing a collider was to bring his deceased wife and children back from another dimension.
The returning Peter B. Parker from Into the Spider-Verse is shown carrying a baby carrier on his chest, and something is moving inside of it, even if the scene is brief. There are several hypotheses, but it's tough to identify who the baby may be or why Peter B. Parker might have it. In Peter's universe, it's possible that Mary Jane and Peter reconciled, and this child may be theirs. Briella, Miguel's daughter, or a younger version of her. It may also be something wackier, like a baby Spider-Man or some non-human species.
In order to defeat another interdimensional menace, Miles Morales is reunited with Gwen Stacy in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, which takes place a few years after the events of the first film. Miguel O'Hara, a.k.a. Spider-Man 2099, will play a significant part in the sequel, as hinted at the conclusion of the original Spider-Verse film. He can travel between worlds at will, which will have a devastating effect on the multiverse. The trailer also reveals a vast universe consisting of Spider-Man variations, brand-new antagonists, and more information that could have been overlooked.
Miles & Gwen Have Aged a Lot
Miles and Gwen's new looks, which demonstrate that a lot of time has passed, are a little element in the teaser that has some significant consequences. Both characters are still children in the first movie and are created to appear younger in comparison to the more mature Spider-Man variations that surround them. To represent the age gap between the characters in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Miles and Gwen have both been revamped to be taller and more muscular. Miles and Gwen both have new haircuts and other minor aesthetic changes in addition to simply seeming older.
Tons of Other Spider-man Cameos
In Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, a ton of new characters make appearances, and there may be hundreds of different variations in the universe where Spider-Men live. There are too many Spider-Men to count, but there are a few that stand out.
The image shows Werewolf Spider-Man from Marvel Zombies vs Army of Darkness. Although he is wearing a standard red outfit in the teaser, Spider-Man appears with a paper bag over his head, evoking his Fantastic Four suit from the comics. Also shown is a Spider-Man sporting what appears to be a Future Foundations outfit. As the camera starts to zoom out, Spidey from the PS4 video game and what appears to be Spidey in his Spider-Man: Far From Home outfit can be seen strolling side by side.
The Making of a New Spider-Man In The Background
In the backdrop of a picture of Miles and Gwen, there is some type of Spider-Man outfit attached to a device. Although it is difficult to distinguish what it is because of the low resolution, it appears to be significant given that there are many shots of the room where this technical invention is present. Given that the costume is rather heavy, it may be a design of Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man 2099, or it might be the outfit of an unidentified Spider-Man version. Given its size and color, it's a more intriguing idea to think that it has something to do with Venom.
Spider-Woman Vs The Vulture
Jessica Drew, voiced by Issa Rae, is introduced for the first time in the Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse teaser. One shot depicts her battling a large brown bird creature, but the majority of the shots focus on her new design and stylish motorcycle. Although the identity of the antagonist is unknown, it is most likely a multiverse-specific version of the Vulture, a well-known Spider-Man antagonist. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse adversaries like Scorpion and Green Goblin had dramatically varied designs in that film, so Vulture may be receiving the same treatment here, even if it doesn't look like the classic Vulture design.
Spider-Man 2099 And His Painful Loss
Miguel O'Hara may be seen solemnly gazing at a photo of himself with a small child named Briella who is seated on his shoulders. The fact that the teaser only features this one image of Briella suggests that Miguel may be exploring the multiverse to discover another version of his daughter. In Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Kingpin's reason for constructing a collider was to bring his deceased wife and children back from another dimension.
Peter B. Parker And His Baby
The returning Peter B. Parker from Into the Spider-Verse is shown carrying a baby carrier on his chest, and something is moving inside of it, even if the scene is brief. There are several hypotheses, but it's tough to identify who the baby may be or why Peter B. Parker might have it. In Peter's universe, it's possible that Mary Jane and Peter reconciled, and this child may be theirs. Briella, Miguel's daughter, or a younger version of her. It may also be something wackier, like a baby Spider-Man or some non-human species.
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