Spider-Man No Way Home: which Marvel villains belong to these silhouettes at the end of the film?
At the end of “Spider-Man: No Way Home”, as the barrier of the multiverse begins to break down, characters from other universes briefly appear. But who are they exactly?
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In the final part of Spider-Man: No Way Home, just before Doctor Strange manages to close the rift in the multiverse, strange figures appear in the sky. Like the Green Goblin, Octopus, the Lizard, Electro and the Sandman, who had already invited themselves into the world of Peter Parker (Tom Holland) during the feature film, he These are other Spider-Man enemies from different universes.
While some are easily recognizable, others are more complicated to identify. While fan theories have abounded on the web in recent months, our colleagues fromIGN compiled their hypotheses. Here are a few…
Kraven the Hunter
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Sergei Kravinoff, aka Kraven the Hunter, was born in August 1964 in the pages of the comic book The Amazing Spider-Man. A formidable predator who has sworn to track down Spider-Man, he is endowed with extraordinary powers that make him a terrible opponent. In the cinema, he will soon be played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, in a feature film by JC Chandor expected in January 2023.
Rhino
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Played by Paul Giamatti in The Amazing Spider-Man: The Destiny of a Hero (in 2014), Aleksei Sytsevich is a henchman of the Russian mafia. After being exposed to gamma rays, he fused with his rhinoceros-like costume, turning into a powerful enemy for Peter Parker.
The Scorpion
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After being hired by J. Jonah Jameson of the Daily Bugle to spy on Peter Parker, MacDonald Gargan is a former private detective who suffered a physical upheaval following an experiment mixing his DNA with that of a scorpion. With powers similar to those of Spider-Man and a long cybernetic tail, he is among Spider-Man’s most famous adversaries.
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Appeared in 1979 in the comic books The Amazing Spider-Man, Felicia Hardy is a bit like the Catwoman of the Marvel universe. A professional burglar endowed with an impressive mastery of the martial arts, she finds herself confronted by the Spider-Man at first, before lining up among his allies.
The Doppelganger
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Although it’s hard to say, we can assume that this last form corresponds to the Doppelganger, an evil clone of Spider-Man created from a cosmic fractal. With four arms and superhuman strength, this super-villain gives Peter Parker a lot of trouble.
