Mysterio

I think it would be choosing Fisk as Mayor, thinking Thanos was right and maybe believing Mysterio just like that.

Like many of you I was curious about a scenario where the other half got snapped by Thanos so I've been thinking what would happen exactly in that scenario, what would the MCU world look like? What would be the biggest changes? Would Sam become Captain America sooner? Would WandaVision events happened sooner? Would Shuri take Black Panther mantle sooner or at all? Would Mysterio plan still happened? Would Guardians kept in touch with the Avengers? Would they even defeat Thanos and restore everyone? So many possibilities.

I mean, Peter was pretty dumb by taking off his mask just because he was supposed to be among allies. However, Mysterio already knew he was Peter Parker, as he was spying on him in Venice. How did he know?

I rewatched Spider-Man: Far From Home yesterday, and I caught some Easter eggs!

First, I realized that E.D.I.T.H. (formerly known as B.A.R.F.) debuted in Captain America: Civil War, the same movie Peter Parker debuted in! Peter was destined to have the glasses!

Second, I noticed that when Peter said, “…And if I'm seen like this in Europe after the Washington Monument, my class will figure out who I am and then the whole world will figure out who I am…and then I'm done.” It was a BIG Easter egg because it foreshadowed the reveal of Spider-Man’s identity!

Another Easter egg foreshadowing Spider-Man: No Way Home includes the introduction to the Multiverse, and the fact that Aunt May had mistaken Mysterio for Doctor Strange - who Peter works with in the next movie!

Finally, I noticed on Mysterio’s cape, the Eye of Agamotto. I don’t know if he was trying to copy Doctor Strange, or if this was a small Easter egg for the next movie.

I also noticed that at the end of his evil toast, Mysterio doesn’t take a sip of his drink! This is considered bad luck and the superstition proves to be true for Mysterio!!

What Easter eggs have you found in the MCU?

According to concept art, Mysterio would have been in the film fighting Strange, would it have been cool if that variant was from the Sam Raimi current timeline, played by Bruce Campbell?

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In Far From Home, when Peter goes to get that flower for MJ...

...is--is that Mysterio!?

Peter, watch out, it's a bad guy, run!

When Hawkeye's LARPer friends are trying to evacuate the building, no one listens to them. But as soon as they put on their costumes, everyone starts following their orders.

While most likely unintentional, this mirrors what Mysterio says in FFH, about how no one listens to you unless you've got a flashy costume or some sort of superpowers. Kinda sad that that ended up being true, but it's a fun detail either way.

Given what the MCU version of Jameson is like when it comes to not just Spider-Man, but also to many different heroes and villains in general, it would be cool to see how he views all these still alive heroes and any future upcoming ones.

He shouldn't just be in Spidey movies, he should make cameos in many future marvel productions. Hopefully he would sooner get his comeuppance.

What do you guys think?

I tried looking on this wiki for the answer but I couldn’t find it and this is something that has been nagging at me about Mysterio (note: please bear with me on this one).

In Far From Home and No Way Home, people in the movies were acting like Mysterio was the greatest superhero of all time and the next Iron Man.

Yet, they completely outright ignored the part where Iron Man literally sacrificed himself to save the entire universe from the omnicidal efforts of Thanos and his massive armies.

Had I missed something there in those two Spider-Man movies?

How come Peter Parker be what the movies had made him do? Don't get me wrong, I like each of the movies that presented but Peter Parker, as Spider Man, had to be the subjected of a countermeasure of what he had to give up to balance his personal life and life as Spider Man.

To me, through the comics, Peter had to go through the life of losing what he had. These movies really took it up a mantle.

For once instance, I think there is something someone should or already knows, for this why can't Doctor Strange erased the memory of Mysterio and alter the tape that it never existed?! It would be so simple like that!

If you ask me, in order to fully convince the court not to press legal charges against Spider-Man in the "murder" of Mysterio, Murdock could've conducted a thorough investigation into the circumstances of the Battle of London to verify the authenticity of Mysterio's framing of Peter, present the evidence to the jury, and then have them publicized. I can't help but think that Matt's involvement, albeit brief, in Spider-Man: No Way Home was missing something like that. I mean, when something as controversial as framing someone for murder and orchestrating an attack, like Mysterio did, is carried out in the M.C.U., a much stronger sense of closure like what I'm suggesting should be carried out, even if sentiment against Spider-Man still becomes increasingly more negative, since a lot of people out there in this day and age believe the lies. As unfortunately unlikely as this sounds, it could've helped bring the public pressure unfairly mounted against Spidey to a much stronger sense of finality, even if the public still somewhat sided with Mysterio's perspective, as the truth would've become public knowledge.

I knew it, maybe this is only a concept art, but it was considered, and nothing proves it's dead so it's alive

What If Trevor Slattery had gotten his hands on Mysterio's equipment? I doubt he'd do anything bad with it but I'm sure he'd have some creative ideas in store given his acting skills alongside the powerful illusions (Sort of like comic Mysterio).

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With a second trailer on the way tomorrow, I thought I might share this possible moment for No Way Home. It’s kinda similar to a certain Power Rangers comic.

Basically, Peter Parker will be put on trial for the "murder" of Quentin Beck/Mysterio. Things look bleak until Beck ACTUALLY shows up to Peter's trial, confessing that he used blanks in the drones to fake his own death. You might be thinking "WHAT?" Well it turns out to be a trick by Dr. Strange which would distract witnesses so he can help Peter clear his name.

I know it sounds ridiculous but do you think Jon would even include a "memorable scene" like this in the film. I’ve seen it before in The Flash; you’ll get the point. 😅

In the second Empire magazine poster for Spider-Man: No Way Home you can see a hand similar to Sandman's

You can also see a blue ball that looks like Mysterio's head, electricity symbolizing Electro and of course the Doc Ock tentacles everywhere.

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I watched Spider-Man: FFH again and I noticed that when Quentin Beck comes to sit with Peter, the camera zooms in, so the real Quentin can sneak in the spot of illusion Quentin without us noticing. Nice attention to detail

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I mean, he even says it's not Quentin Beck. That's crazy

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I don’t follow the wiki side of FANDOM too closely however when something I’m incredibly excited about is coming soon I always like to discuss it. I’d say at this point it’s pretty common knowledge that Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield are going to be in No Way Home, from someone who grew up watching Tobey as Spider-Man he’ll always hold a special place in my heart as one of the first superheroes I grew up watching. Although Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man films weren’t nearly as good in my opinion I don’t believe that was due to his performance, and I liked the side of Peter Parker we got see with him, and coming out of his movies we got to see one of my favorite live action villains, Electro who due to Foxx’s performance as well as the visuals team ended up being a great villain. I also think we’ll see Charlie Cox’s Daredevil who I’m also a huge fan of, and loved the direction they took with his series on Netflix. The set up of the sinister six in the trailer was also something I wasn’t sure we’d see but definitely thought was possible. 3 Spider-Men need more than a few villains to face off against. Based off the trailer and news over the last year we’re definitely going to see Alfred Molina’s Doc Ock, Jamie Foxx’s Electro, Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin, Thomas Haden Church’s Sandman, and most likely Rhys Ifans back as the Lizard. Who do you guys think the sixth member will be? My money is on Vulture, or Mysterio whom I don’t think died despite the Far From Home ending. I know a lot of people think we’ll see Rhino from TASM2.. a definite contender imo. Just wanted to discuss, what do you guys think?