At last month's San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel Studios officially confirmed the development of the animated Spider-Man: First Graders.
Regarding the setting of the series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel producer Brian Windbaum confirmed that
Followed what was seen in the movie Captain America: Civil War.
But since this is something that happens in the multiverse, the story around Peter Parker has changed a bit.
For example, he returns home to see not Tony Stark, but Norman Osborne.
It was also the encounter with Norman Osborne that put Peter on a different life trajectory and collided with many unexpected characters in the Marvel Universe.
Most of the characters he encountered, whether friends or villains, appeared in live-action works.
But in Spider-Man: First Graders, these characters are different from before.
In the official promotional materials, the nine villains who will appear in the show are shown.
They are: Unicorn, Scorpion, Tarantula, Butan, Dr. Octopus, Camilla Black, Rhinoceros, Speed Demon, and Chameleon. (from left to right)
Today I'm going to talk about some of these strange villains.
The Unicorn, formerly known as Milos Masaryk, was a Soviet intelligence officer who was assigned to be the security guard of Anton Vanke.
After Vanke defected, Milos's superiors ordered him to retrieve the inventor.
He was equipped with another invention of Vanke, a helmet capable of firing a deadly blast beam.
In the comics, the character also played with Iron Man several times.
Originally named Maria Vasquez in the comics, Tarantula joins a team of hired heroes formed by the Knights of the Mist.
But no one knows anything about her past, and she is also a person who likes to inflict harm in her actions.
If she was instructed not to kill, she would make the other person half dead, which made her teammates feel annoyed.
She decides to become a hero and avenge the death of her sister in the Stamford Incident.
According to the authorities, Butan is a D-rating villain in the comics.
But this seems to be quite different from the explanation in the comics, with a flamethrower mounted on his arm.
Camilla Black was a genetically engineered human being who was created.
She grew up in the company of Monica Rapachini, a scientist at the villain group AIM, but she never knew about her adoptive parents' relationship with the group.
Camilla considered herself an ordinary teenager until she was 16 years old when she had a mutated stinger in her arm.
James Sanders, a disgruntled chemist, is tired of working at Hudson Pharmaceuticals.
Later, Gao Tianzun contacted him, and he created a formula based on the information provided by Gao Tianzun, which eventually gave him superhuman speed.
In the anime, which is slightly different from the manga, he will use robot leg parts to achieve his super speed.
In addition to the above nine characters who are clearly positioned as villains, there is also a villain role.
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That is the scientist Bentley Whitman, who eventually appears as the villain, the Wizard.
Scorpion, Dr. Octopus, Rhinoceros, and Chameleon have all appeared in Spider-Man's live-action works, so I won't go into too much detail here.
Norman Osborne, who has always appeared as a villain, is defined in this play as Peter Parker's mentor.
As for whether it will eventually become a green devil, it remains to be seen.
There are a few important pieces of information:
Tom Holland still won't voice Spider-Man on the show.
Another multiverse of wonders will also emerge.
"Night Devil" actor Charlie Cox will voice his character.
Spider-Man: First Graders will be streamed on Disney + Streaming in early 2024.