The significance of the canonical events was reiterated several times in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, but not due to a variant of Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home: What Could Be the Consequences?
In Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-VerseThe spider society several times tell how important they are canonical events Which defines the path of the Spider persona. Often these canonical events can deprive the hero of a loved one. This has happened to many people, so we should not be surprised. however, in Spider-Man: No Way Home, one of those canonical events never happened as it did in Across the Spider-Verse. India hasn’t lost its police captain because of (or thanks to?) Miles Morales, Spider-Man. Yet by saving her, Miles compromised the universe, which began to self-destruct after the loss of that canonical event. In No Way Home, a very similar event occurs and Peter Parker tom holland Loses one of its possible canonical occurrences.
Spider-Man: No Way Home has lost its canonical event: when, how and what will be the consequences
First, why is it so important that canonical events happen, no matter how positive or negative they are? Because, according to Miguel O’Hara, all these moments were about to happen they make spider-verse and allow each version of Spider to link to all others, so that each Spider-Man of his size becomes the best version of himself. Canonical events may vary depending on the character and the reference universe: for example, it may be related to a radioactive spider bite, the death of Uncle Ben, or the police captain. All these events to be called precisely canonical must have happened for a reason, To ensure the stability of the Spider-Verse, Each break and interruption can have devastating consequences for that universe and beyond, as happened in Across the Spider-Verse following Miles Morales’ intervention.
Yet a similar incident occurred in Spider-Man: No Way Home. peter parker asked for help doctor strange And together they tore apart the multiverse, resulting in Spider-Man monsters from other dimensions in New York, as well as other versions of Peter Parker. Thank you Multiverse Tobey Maguire And Andrew Garfield He once again donned the panther costume and helped Tom Holland defeat the villains. Yet, during the final scene, Andrew Garfield’s Peter Parker disrupts a canonical event by saving MJ. Usually the death of a close friend corresponds to a canonical event in the Spider-Man universe, as was the case with the Andrew Garfield version. amazing spider, peter loses in the sequel gwen stacy, In No Way Home, MJ falls off the Statue of Liberty, but does not die because he was saved by another Peter Parker. A kind of penance for not being able to save his Gwen a long time ago. But could the fact that MJ is still alive in the current MCU compromise the multiverse? Everything will depend on Sony and Marvel’s plans for Tom Holland’s Spider-Man. Peter was denied his canonical event, which according to Across the Spider-Verse is a real problem. How will they handle the move?