That's not funny.
Welcome back everyone
It's Charlie. Big surprise,
Marvel and Sony dropped a brand new Spider-Man
across the Spider-Verse trailer with a whole bunch of new Easter eggs.
A whole bunch of new versions of Spider-Man
in the most epic pointing meme that you have ever seen.
Like literally every single version of Spider-Man that ever
was on the spider boards here, pointing at each other at the same time.
They even literally reference the events of Spider-Man
No Way Home with MCU, Spider-Man in Doctor Strange.
Don't Even Get Me Started on Doctor
Strange and The Little Nerd Back on Earth, 19 9999.
Everyone thought I was Spider-Man before.
Just Still don't.
Did it work?
There's even a horse version of Spider-Man.
I'll explain who that is because he is out of the Spider-Verse comics.
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They'll be a bunch more trailers for this and other things coming up really soon.
It's kind of like trailer fest the last couple of days.
They start the trailer with Miles Morales narrating the last couple of years.
He's already wearing his newer version of his ultimate Spider-Man costume.
You know, the logo's a little more polished.
That's how, you know, he's wearing the new suit.
He explains what's been happening the last couple of years,
Like he's still trying to make his way through school.
They have a couple of funny moments with that, but he's been busy
just trying to save people around his neighborhood.
He's experiencing
a lot of the classic Spider-Man tropes where he's never on time for anything.
Everybody thinking about Tobey Maguire, Spider-Man two, It's pizza time.
Joe's 29 minute guarantee is a promise.
Peter Parker never being dependable.
Now Miles Morales is having the same problem.
Like, you're never on time. You're never around when we need you
because he's busy out trying to be Spider-Man.
He winds up meeting the main villain of the movie The Spot.
For the first time. He's voiced by Jason Schwartzman.
The spot is from the comics.
You basically see his powers here where he can open up portals.
He winds up being very hard to fight
because he can open up portals all over his body of different sizes, too.
They featured him during Spider-Man, the animated series during the 1990s.
He jokingly asked him
if he's a cow because he's white with the black spots like a cow.
Even though during the trailer they played like Spider-Man 2099 is an antagonist
to Miles Morales because all the rest of the other versions of Spider-Man
from the multiverse come after him like he calls out a hit on Spider-Man.
Everybody stop what you're doing and take down Ultimate Spider-Man.
Miles Morales.
I think part of what the spot is doing has something to do with the way
the multiverse is broken in Spider-Man 2099 is trying to fix it
because he directly references the events of Doctor Strange,
Multiverse of Madness in Spider-Man.
No way home with that kid like the nerd from Earth, 19 9999.
It literally references Doctor Strange.
That's meant to be a reference to Spider-Man
No Way Home with the two spells and Doctor
Strange Messing with the Multiverse in Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness.
But he also blames Miles Morales for the events
in the first movie with Kingpin's reactor messing with the multiverse.
So part of the reason why Spider-Man 2099 has created the Spider Forces multiverse
versions of Spider-Man and give them all this web
where wristwatches is to fix all the problems in the multiverse caused
by these other big movies like The First Spider-Man
into the Spider-Verse movie,
The problems
that they caused during Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness with the incursions
in the problems that they caused in Spider-Man
No Way Home, where Tom Holland, MCU, Spider-Man messed up the spell and started
pulling all the different versions of villains to his Earth, as well
as other versions of Spider-Man two.
There was a rumor that they would reference Tobey
Maguire and Andrew Garfield Spider-Man during this too.
I didn't see them specifically
in the trailer, but because they're referencing the events
in Spider-Man, No Way Home you can look at that is a reference to those characters.
The whole joke with his counselor here is that he's getting a B in Spanish
and his mom gets really pissed off because she is Hispanic,
like he's half Hispanic, so she wants him to speak it fluently.
In the other joke here is that he's having this meeting
while he's in the middle of meeting the spot for the first time, like, Oh,
just hit pause on this meeting.
I got to go take care of something real quick.
That I'll be right back.
Very Spider-Man type of problem to have when the guidance counselor also tells
his parents that he's lying to you and you probably know what's going on.
That's them teasing that his parents will find out that he is Spider-Man
during the events of the movie.
Either he'll tell them his secret or they'll find out on their own.
There's the same scene of Spider Gwen coming to get him earlier
in the movie, showing him the spider for space Multiverse base of Spider-Man.
They do a quick montage of the spider force, the major characters.
This is meant to be Jessica Drewe, Spider Woman, played by Issa Rae.
You notice that she is very, very pregnant.
Like spider woman in the comics.
We get a bunch more footage of Holby Brown, Spider punk.
This is what he looks like without the costume on, too.
The other big thing about his character is that in the movie, he's
meant to be a big mentor to Spider Gwen and gives her the Chuck Taylors
that she wears in the movie.
So her main spider Gwen costume is the same from the first movie,
but she's changed
her ballet shoes for the Chuck Taylors given to her by Spider Punk.
The other things you notice in this scene is the way they animate his music,
playing like it's a very punk rock looking animation style.
They say that they did that for all the different characters,
like when you go to Spider-Man, Indias world in the city of Mountbatten,
which is kind of like their version of New York in that world.
The way they animate everything on that earth completely changes.
But the characters themselves each keep their unique animation style.
They had an army of people animating this.
You have to imagine, okay, we're going to animate
different parts of this movie in completely different ways.
Probably one of the other
biggest surprises to just talking about the animation style is when you see
Ben Riley at the end of the trailer and he looks literally like he jumped off
of a comic book page, Like they're all animated characters
because it's an animated movie.
But the way the animators character
makes it look like someone just ripped him right off of the comic book page.
We get to see Spider-Man, India, swinging around on his world.
If the voice sounds familiar, that's because it's Kieren Sony,
who plays Joe Pinder in the Deadpool movies.
He's coming back in Deadpool three, too.
So now he's also coming into the MCU in live action.
We get the same scene of Miles Morales
seeing the spider for space for the first time
from that first trailer with the billion different versions of Spider-Man
and the joke that is just the lobby like you think this is fantastic.
It gets way crazier than this.
I already did a much longer video pointing out every single different
version of Spider-Man
who they are, so I'll link that video down below in the description.
But just to mention a couple of my favorite ones here on the left
is Spider Cop.
Behind him, scenes like the Manga versus Spider-Man.
Zoom out again.
You see the bombastic man next to him, I believe is a variant of Flash
Thompson Spider-Man from the comics wearing the Midtown High Letterman jacket.
This is Anya Corazon.
This is Superior Spider-Man.
This is six armed Spider-Man who grabs him with all of his arms,
along with a version of the classic spider armor.
This is one of the newer spider armor suits.
It could also be the Fortnite version of Spider-Man two.
Then this isn't meant to be MCU, Spider-Man, Tom Holland.
This is still a piece for Spider-Man.
The same red variant next to him in what looks like a suit from the later
Secret Wars event.
This is Kain over on the left.
For those of you hoping that Cain would be in here.
There's also spider monkey up top.
Spider Gwen starts explaining how everything works. Who?
Spider-Man 2099 is Miguel Ohara.
You see him fighting a version of The Vulture,
which looks much more like comic book vulture.
She basically explains what happened at the end of the first movie
in the Post-Credits scene where he created the Web, where wristwatches inserted
to create the spider force and try to fix all the different tiers in the multiverse
like everybody causing incursions all over the place,
which is what they're doing in Marvel Phase four, Phase five, and Phase
six with this whole Kang the Conqueror storyline and the Council of Kings.
So it's kind of like they're tying the events of this movie
and all these problems in the multiverse
to what's happening in Avengers five, Qing Dynasty, in Avengers six Secret Wars,
which also makes me think that at the end of these two movies,
because they just did the Avengers, Infinity
War and Avengers Endgame thing with Spider-Man across the Spider-Verse.
So instead of one movie, they actually split into two.
The third movie now, which is basically like part two of Across
the Spider-Verse, is called Spider-Man Beyond the Spider-Verse.
I think that during Spider-Man, beyond the Spider-Verse, he is going to come into
live action like, we'll see this Miles Morales in live action.
It'll just be the same version.
That's probably why they've been waiting to cast a live action
version of the character, because it's going to be the version
that we've seen in the Spider-Verse movie so far.
We get another shot of the characters walking from a different angle
in the spider force.
This one up from the right seems like a classic version of the 616 Spider-Man.
The one behind him in the armor seems like a version of Fortnite's Spider-Man.
When Miguel O'Hara's Spider-Man 2099 says, You can never join the spider force.
Like I said, that has something to do with him
blaming the events of the first movie on Miles Morales.
But he also blames Doctor Strange in that nerd from Earth 199999.
That's basically MCU. Tom Holland's Spider-Man.
That's where we get to the connections to the MCU
and what's happening with Avengers five, Qing Dynasty, Avengers six, Secret Wars.
Like everything Louie's seen in the live action
movies is stuff that they're referencing in this movie.
All the multiverse consequences, the problems
the characters have been causing for the last several movies.
Spider-Man 2099 has been trying to use this team of Spider-Man to fix all those.
Peter B Parker comes to defend him. Don't blame the kid.
He had a terrible teacher like he's making fun of himself.
And we see Mayday Parker, who's got her own babies sized webs, like
she's got her own mechanical web shooter that Peter B Parker has made for her.
But it's designed like something that a baby would wear.
There's some serious parenting going on right there.
Later in the trailer, you see that she's wearing a baby bonnet,
but it's knitted to look like a Spider-Man mask, like they needed her a Spider-Man
mask bonnet, foreshadowing her becoming a version of Spider Woman eventually.
She's meant to be the child that he wound up having with his version
of Mary Jane after he reunited with her at the end of the first movie.
This scene of Spider Gwen is a flashback of her and her version
of Peter Parker on her earth that wound up dying.
It's part of her story in her relationship with Miles Morales in this movie.
Part of the reason why she's hesitant to actually start
going out with him, like sort of relationship with him
is because during the movie, she says that every version of Gwen winds
up falling in love
with a version of Peter Parker and it always winds up ending tragically,
which is a reference to Amazing Spider-Man two, Gwen Stacy dying.
There's actually a moment like that with Miles
Morales, his father, in this trailer.
If you're not familiar with Spider Gwen's backstory, though, in her backstage,
the unique twist is it is Peter Parker that dies tragically.
So during this scene, she's just remembering that.
We get the voiceover Spider-Man 2099, giving the space to Miles Morales.
It's all about the needs of the many versus the needs of the few.
Do you save the one person that you really care about, or
do you try to save every single world instead?
Also, if you didn't remember, Oscar Isaac is playing Spider-Man 2099.
He played Spider-Man 2099 in the first movie, too very meta, with him
referencing MCU, Spider-Man and Tom Holland in Doctor Strange.
Maybe he'll reference Moonlight. Maybe there'll be some jokes about that.
We'll see.
In Miles Morales is trying to explain to him like his big argument against
that is that his story doesn't have to be similar to the other variants
of Peter Parker.
Spider-Man like he's Miles Morales.
His story can be completely different because he's from a different universe.
Also, when he's talking about the Spider-Man
2099, you see him in bat and trying to save Spider Gwen.
So it seems like during the movie they're teasing that he'll have to choose
whether or not to save his family over saving the entire multiverse.
This girl here who's facing all over the spider force
base might actually be a female gender bending version of Miles Morales
from another Earth.
Part of the whole idea of the movie
is we're seeing multiverse versions of the character.
It'd be crazy
if we didn't see another version of Miles Morales from a different Universe.
Miles Morales tries to argue with all the versions of Spider-Man about Uncle.
Like what about Uncle Ben?
What if you could save Uncle Ben in Spider-Man 2099 tries to explain to him
that if not for Uncle Ben, most of them would not have become Spider-Man?
So sometimes people do have to die.
We get a longer version
of that scene of him escaping the spider force base, jumping into the portal.
This might be a wide shot of a different part of the spider force base.
Or it might just be where two ers collide with each other through these portals.
Like you see all the different versions of Spider-Man
chasing Miles Morales across a couple different universes.
This part of the Chase scene is basically all the versions of Spider-Man
chasing him through Nueva York, Spider-Man 2099 Earth.
We finally get Ben Riley already
explained his unique animation, and we get that epic pointing meme
where we get Spider-Man PS4 pointing at Spider-Man Unlimited from that TV show,
also pointing at a version of what seems like the classic 616 Spider-Man.
It every other version of Spider-Man ever doing the pointing meme with each other.
Then they have a scene very similar to the Iron Man three Post-Credits
scene where the Hulk was giving therapy to Iron Man, where you have the business
suit, Spider-Man giving therapy to this classic 616 version of Spider-Man.
And it seems like he's explaining his past trauma with Uncle Ben's death
as the entire spider forms.
All these versions of Spider-Man crashed through this universe, chasing
Miles Morales in probably one of my new favorite versions in the trailer
that we haven't seen in previous trailers is this horse version of Spider-Man.
He is from the Spider-Verse Comics. His name is Widow.
His rider is a version of Spider-Man as well, who's a cowboy named Webslinger.
Everyone let me know in the comments
what your favorite Easter egg from the trailer like,
What's your favorite new version of Spider-Man
that we saw in this trailer that wasn't in the previous trailers?
Most people probably going to say Ben Riley or the horse version of Spider-Man
or The Big Doctor Strange in MCU, Tom Holland's Spider-Man call Out.
There's so many Easter eggs and references in the trailer.
You could look at this all day and still find new stuff.
So if there's any big ones that you spotted that
I didn't talk about in the video, just write them below in the comments.
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