From the multiverse to the different Spider-Man, from Miles Morales to the Evil Six, we'll delve into what's behind this and why, in addition to the Electric King, there are other characters from the Spider-Man franchise that keep coming along as the Marvel Cinematic Universe becomes more and more informative.

The Evil Six (Basic) is in place
The Evil Six are regulars in the Spider-Man series, and they are also one of the toughest supervillain teams to deal with. In view of this, there have been rumors that they will join the Spider-Man film. In fact, at the end of The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Harry Osborne and the Green Devils are discussing forming a team to fight Spider-Man, which is also the origin of the Rhinoceros.
Although the iterations of the series are long outdated, in the first two Spider-Man films starring "Dutch Brother", the familiar villain lineup has been officially introduced, which means that with the return of the electric king played by Jamie Fox, the five members of the villain team are already in place.
We've already seen Michael Keaton's Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Thriller played by Logan Marshall-Green and Bokim Woodbein, and The Scorpion played by Mike Gagan. Of course, the follow-up Spider-Man: Hero Expedition also features a mystery played by Jack Gyllenhaal, which means that this complete team of supervillains is ready to go.
If Sony and Marvel plan to build an evil six-man lineup, who will be the sixth most important? Like every comic book creation team, the Evil Six has gone through multiple iterations. However, if we look back at their debut, we may be inspired by it.
The Evil Six team first appeared in the first issue of The Amazing Spider-Man Annual by Steve Dietko and Stan Lee, and included three characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, namely Vulture, Electric King, Mysterion, Sandman from the original Spider-Man 3 film, Dr. Octopus from Spider-Man 2, and Klevin the Hunter who everyone was looking forward to joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Given that there is only one vacant position at the moment, if the creative team behind the "Dutchman" version of Spider-Man 3 wants to stage a classic, they can return Dr. Octopus, one of the most popular Spider-Man movie villains of all time. After all, in the comics, it was Originally Dr. Octopus who organized the Evil Six.
Alfred Molina played a conflicted villain in Spider-Man 2 and is still regarded as one of the best villains of superhero films ever made. Now that characters from parallel universes can travel to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, we wouldn't be surprised if Dr. Octopus returns. In addition, there is another candidate who is not so popular in "Spider-Man 3", And Thomas Harden Church is the actor of this role, but the probability of this role is not high.
Of course, given that there are many other iterations, these are not the only options. In the animated Spider-Man: The Animated Series, Kim forms the Evil Six. Now that the cosmic worlds in the movie are merging together, we'd love to see Vincent Donofeo recreate his iconic role in the Netflix series Daredevil.
Also, can we see the rhinoceros man played by Paul Giamati returning to the film? While this may sound particularly incredible, it's 2020, so we don't rule out any possibilities. Don't forget, in this day and age, Michael Keaton has the opportunity to re-cloak Batman.
In addition, Marvel and Sony have teamed up to create "Mobias: Doctor Night" starring Jared Leto, allowing the villain to enter their common cosmic world. Although the vampire Mobias didn't appear in the Evil Six until late in the comics, and didn't join the team until the 2015 Spider-Man and X-Men franchises, assuming Sony wanted to promote the Marvel character with an independent movie, his appearance in the Evil Six would make sense.
Speaking of which, you might be wondering why we haven't mentioned Venom played by Tom Hardy yet. Based on Venom: Deadly Guardians and the next slaughter-centered sequel, in order to bring down the Evil Six instead of joining them, it's likely that Edward Eddie Bullock will eventually be forced to work with Peter Parker (or Miles Morales?). ）。
Jamie Fox's return proves that the film will have a multiverse?
This question mainly depends on whether Jamie Fox plays the electric king in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2", the probability is still very high, if this is true, then we will see a wonderful movie created by Sony and Marvel, and the universe they once split will be merged together again. Although Jamie Fox first played the role of The Electric King, given that The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is not a popular work in the Spider-Man series, this is an interesting reversal.
Of course, jamie Fox's role is also likely to be slightly adjusted. Maybe this electric king will be another angry Stark employee? Iron Man has always been at the heart of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the source of many problems. For more than a decade, we've felt his influence in Spider-Man: The Hero's Quest, which features Mysterion and his highly skilled team, mostly former Iron Man employees.
At the end of Spider-Man: The Hero's Quest, J. Jonah Jameson's Easter egg appears to be hinting at bringing these different worlds closer together, and the news of Jamie Fox's return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe's "Dutch brother" version of Spider-Man 3 confirms that what was once "clear" is now converging. Aside from the return of some cool characters and the introduction of new characters (such as Kim Ho, played by Vincent Donofeo), one cannot ignore the fact that the mysteryster once lied that he came from another dimension. This at least shows that there are several dimensions in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (remember time travel in Avengers 4: Endgame?). ）。 Perhaps in parallel universes, although the mysterious guest himself is a liar, his results are also scientifically based.
Maybe the venom didn't come from another planet in the solar system, but from another cosmic world? If that's the case, that would explain why he existed in both sony and Marvel universes. Maybe while fighting the Slaughter, he'll be teleported to the Marvel Cinematic Universe by the Symbiosis? Or would some crazy string theory would make two versions of San Francisco swapped each other? Either way, implanting Venom into any one of the multiverse is a breeze, and explains why there were no other superheroes in the first Venom movie.
In fictional settings, one of the keys to the existence of the multiverse is the "change" that can change the direction of some parts of the world. With J· J. J. Jonah Jameson, played by K. Simmons, returns, and many fans wonder what this means for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as it basically confirms the existence of another dimension, where there is also a Toby Maguire version of Spider-Man. Could it be that the Mystic and his men made the multiverse go awry, causing J. Jonah Jameson to appear at the end of Spider-Man: The Hero's Quest? A similar thing happened in Spider-Man: Parallel Universes, in fact, the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Sony can use it as a framework to integrate multiple cosmic worlds and timelines into one.
Will parallel worlds fit into the Marvel Cinematic Universe?
When discussing Marvel's multiverse, parallel universes usually come to mind first. We already know that Miles Morales exists in the Sony and Marvel Cinematic Universes, and with the huge success of Spider-Man: Parallel Universes, it would be absolutely wise if Marvel Studios plans to bring the legendary heroes of the Spider-Man series and the wider world to the silver screen.
A few years ago, if someone had suggested filming multiple Spider-Man universe linkages, some people would have thought it ridiculous. But given the popularity of Spider-Man: Parallel Universe, and Sony's need to keep the work fresh, while also being associated with The Disney's official setting, it means it's time to try it out. The Prowler has always been a key character in Miles' setting and also played a major role in his first animated film.
Will we see Donald Glover put on the Prowler's cloak and become the primer for Miles to appear? If a multiverse of the Marvel Cinematic Universe does exist, perhaps (and most likely) Miles in the anime could travel to the Marvel Cinematic Universe to turn things around? While it's absolutely great to shoot a crossover of animation and live-action, it's unlikely. Miles is likely to appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe after that, perhaps more of a short animated warm-up before the live-action version of the film.
Another option was that Miles stayed at Peter's school. When Spider-Man has to flee because of mystery lies, Miles can take on the reins. Although in the comics, he and Peter are in different cosmic worlds, this time, the two can stay in the same New York. Or, like Spider-Man: Parallel Universes, Miles exists in another unstable universe, where he is suddenly teleported to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The live-action version of Miles will definitely appear on the big screen at some point, and the key is to see the specific time and way of appearance. And the news of Jamie Fox's return is more likely to give us a glimpse of the character and his iconic outfit in advance.
Another consequence of parallel universes, of course, is that there will be different versions of Peter Parker. Whatever brings Sony's old Spider-Man back, it means we might be able to see Andrew Garfield, Toby Maguire, and Tom Holland in one movie wearing the classic Spider-Man suit, after two versions of Peter Parker and multiple parallel universes were introduced in Spider-Man: Parallel Universes.
Maybe Nicolas Hammond's Spider-Man in the series can also return to the screen? There is also a good chance that the official film will shoot a live-action work that pays tribute to the 70s Japanese "Spider-Man" series (this element has been mentioned in "Spider-Man: Parallel Universe"), and Disney will also show the style of Japanese Spider-Man in the documentary "Marvel 616". Maybe they're going to have Shinji Fujido (who plays Takuya Yamashiro, the hero of Toei's Spider-Man) also return to the film, so suddenly they focus on a new adaptation of the screenplay? Now we can look forward to it! How cool would it be if we could see a complete multiverse with a CG version of Spider-Man and Penny Parker piloting the spider robot "SP//dr"!
Given that the DC Universe is growing, these strategies may just be one of the ways Marvel Studios competes with its rivals. Sony currently plans to produce several Spider-Man productions, including the TV series Spider-Silk and a Spider-Woman film, and we expect the symbiotic relationship between the two companies to continue to evolve and influence the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe."
The available news that Benedict Camperbach's Doctor Strange will star in the "Dutch brother" version of Spider-Man 3, and that Alfred Molina will continue to play Dr. Octopus, both of which seem to further confirm the credibility of the multiverse's appearance in the film. After all, Doctor Strange's sequel, Doctor Strange 2, will involve the multiverse