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* TroubledProduction: The film’s production was allegedly plagued by poor working conditions for the animators. [[https://www.vulture.com/2023/06/spider-verse-animation-four-artists-on-making-the-sequel.html Vulture reported]] that approximately 100 staff members quit over the course of production due to the crunch culture. Animated films are known to both take a long time to produce and be subject to extensive reworking, the former is usually done before any animation is started. However, the people Vulture talked to alleged that story and art changes were ordered by Phil Lord after scenes were completed. Although the film was ostensibly delayed out of its original spring 2022 release due to COVID-19, animators who were hired in the first quarter of 2021 allegedly sat around for six months or so with nothing to do while the story was being tweaked. In order to make up for lost time, some animators were working up to 11 hours a day. Allegedly the ending [[spoiler:where Gwen gets the gang back together to rescue Miles]] was changed a mere six weeks before release. While ''Beyond'' was also ostensibly delayed due to the SAG strikes, it had been rumored long before the delay was officially announced, it’s widely assumed that the delay was to avoid another situation like this.
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* TroubledProduction: The film’s production was allegedly plagued by poor working conditions for the animators. [[https://www.vulture.com/2023/06/spider-verse-animation-four-artists-on-making-the-sequel.html Vulture reported]] that approximately 100 staff members quit over the course of production due to the crunch culture. Animated films are known to both take a long time to produce and be subject to extensive reworking, the former is usually done before any animation is started. However, the people Vulture talked to alleged that story and art changes were ordered by Phil Lord after scenes were completed. Although the film was ostensibly delayed out of its original spring 2022 release due to COVID-19, animators who were hired in the first quarter of 2021 allegedly sat around for six months or so with nothing to do while the story was being tweaked. In order to make up for lost time, some animators were working up to 11 hours a day. Allegedly the ending [[spoiler:where Gwen gets the gang back together to rescue Miles]] was changed a mere six weeks before release. While ''Beyond'' was also ostensibly delayed due to the SAG strikes, it had been rumored long before the delay was officially announced, it’s widely assumed announced that the delay one was to avoid another situation like this.
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* TroubledProduction: The film’s production was allegedly plagued by poor working conditions for the animators. [[https://www.vulture.com/2023/06/spider-verse-animation-four-artists-on-making-the-sequel.html Vulture reported]] that approximately 100 staff members quit over the course of production due to the crunch culture. Animated films are known to both take a long time to produce and be subject to extensive reworking, the former is usually done before any animation is started. However, the people Vulture talked to alleged that story and art changes were ordered by Phil Lord after scenes were completed. Although the film was ostensibly delayed out of its original spring 2022 release due to COVID-19, animators who were hired in the first quarter of 2021 allegedly sat around for six months or so with nothing to do while the story was being tweaked. In order to make up for lost time, some animators were working up to 11 hours a day. Allegedly the ending [[spoiler:where Gwen gets the gang back together to rescue Miles]] was changed a mere six weeks before release. While ''Beyond'' was also ostensibly delayed due to the SAG strikes, it had been rumored long before the delay was officially announced, it’s widely assumed that the delay was to avoid another situation like this.
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I honestly feel bad for pointing out nitpicks like this when animators broke their backs working on this movie, so I'd include more obvious mistakes than the missing sleeves one.
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** While Miles is at his dad's party, there are a few instances where the neck piece of his Spider-suit disappears and re-appears between shots.
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** Very minor, but the trailer that showed Miles being introduced to the Spider society had Gwen smiling and nudging him as she did so. In the film proper, the smile and nudge is gone and Gwen introduces him in a more nervous manner which becomes fitting in the context of the film as Gwen is aware [[spoiler:Miles is not really welcome there.]]
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** While it might have been an obvious "cheat" in the composition of the scene, when Gwen is leaning her shoulder on Miles, she's clearly sitting much closer than she did a moment before without the animation to suggest she scooted closer.
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** While it might have been an obvious a deliberate "cheat" in the composition of the scene, when Gwen is leaning her shoulder on Miles, she's clearly sitting much closer than she did a moment before without the animation to suggest she scooted closer.
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** While Miles is at his dad's party, there are a few instances where the neck piece of his Spider-suit disappears and re-appears between shots.
** When Miles is at his bed and bends down to pick up his sketch book, the following shot has the sleeves missing from his arms.
** While it might have been an obvious "cheat" in the composition of the scene, when Gwen is leaning her shoulder on Miles, she's clearly sitting much closer than she did a moment before without the animation to suggest she scooted closer.
** While Miles is at his dad's party, there are a few instances where the neck piece of his Spider-suit disappears and re-appears between shots.
** When Miles is at his bed and bends down to pick up his sketch book, the following shot has the sleeves missing from his arms.
** While it might have been an obvious "cheat" in the composition of the scene, when Gwen is leaning her shoulder on Miles, she's clearly sitting much closer than she did a moment before without the animation to suggest she scooted closer.
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* DVDCommentary: Producers and writers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are back with directors Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers and Justin K. Thompson. Only included on the blu-ray release.
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* DVDCommentary: Producers The Blu-ray and writers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are back with 4K Blu-ray release features one by directors Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers and Justin K. Thompson. Only included on the blu-ray release.Thompson alongside producers and writers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.
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** Cheekily, Preston Mutanga managed to [[https://twitter.com/FG_Artist/status/1699177541263642951?s=20 sneak a minifig of himself]] into the LEGO sequence.
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* MissingTrailerScene: The teasers showing the scene of Gwen visiting Miles' room had some different versions, such as Miles hiding even more stuff when Gwen arrives, including floating underwear, and becoming even more embarrassed at her seeing his drawings. The Trailer released in Late 2022 featured a scene of a Side view of Miles being chased by Multiple Spider-People and sliding under the legs of Captain Spider that doesn't appear in the movie
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** The teasers showing the scene of Gwen visiting Miles' room had some different versions, such as Miles hiding even more stuff when Gwen arrives, including floating underwear, and becoming even more embarrassed at her seeing hisdrawings. drawings.
** TheTrailer trailer released in Late late 2022 featured a scene of a Side side view of Miles being chased by Multiple multiple Spider-People and sliding under the legs of Captain Spider that doesn't appear in the moviemovie.
** The teasers showing the scene of Gwen visiting Miles' room had some different versions, such as Miles hiding even more stuff when Gwen arrives, including floating underwear, and becoming even more embarrassed at her seeing his
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** ''Across the Spider-Verse'' was planned to be a [[MovieMultipack two-part movie]] based on one massive script, but Sony opted to ditch the two-part format and retitle the second half of the production as ''Beyond the Spider-Verse''.
** Mayday's [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fj4Lu6FXwAAHY-F.jpg concept art]] shows she was originally planned to have heterochromia at one point unlike her comic counterpart, with her left eye being brown like her father's and the right being blue like her mother's. By the second trailer, however, this has been scrapped, as she retains the blue eyes of her comic book counterpart. Her hair in the concept art is also noticeably different from how it looks in the second trailer, as it is shorter and sports a darker shade of red akin to Mary Jane's hair color.
** Both Spider-Byte’s [[https://media.forbiddenplanet.com/products/eb/fc/f6226048fed792245774b8d0319926945e07.png Funko Pop! figurine]] and [[https://tools.toywiz.com/_images/_webp/_products/lg/461074993481spiderbyte.webp official PVC figure]] show a completely different design compared to the final design in the movie, which more closely resembles her suit from the comics. Both figurines feature a blue and red [[TronLines circuitry-inspired]] suit, long robotic arms and a completely different hairstyle. In the final film, her design has been completely reinvented, with a new purple color scheme and her hair tied back into buns. The fact that this design made it into the official merchandise suggests that this design was scrapped late into the movie’s development.
** The "First Look" trailer for the movie, back when it was ''Across the Spider-Verse: Part One'', has a number of differences from the final movie. Most notable is that [[spoiler:Miles' arrival in Mumbattan and his fight with Miguel were once the same scene, with Miguel tackling Miles out of Mumbattan and into Nueva York's SpaceElevator. In the final movie, these two events are made separate and take place in the end of the first act and the climax respectively.]]
** Initial reports indicated that [[Series/SpiderManJapan Takuya Yamashiro]] would appear in the movie, but he's nowhere to be found in the release. Given comments from Chris Miller, however, he likely ended up being saved for ''Beyond the Spider-Verse'', as he was announced before the sequel was officially split into two films.
** The film initially had a [[TheStinger post-credits scene starring]] the Spot. It was scrapped because the filmmakers felt it ruined the tone of the main movie's cliffhanger and, at that point in production, it would have been a confusing OrphanedReference to an earlier scene that they already cut ([[spoiler:the earlier scene would have seen the Spot go to a BadGuyBar and be relentlessly mocked, with the post-credits scene having him return to curbstomp everyone with his upgraded powers]]).
** Even more live-action scenes were going to be included, but ended up removed as the writers thought it became too much and the humor of it stopped working.
** The [[ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan Superior Spider-Man]] was one of the many Spider-People chasing Miles in the trailers; however, in the final movie, he is replaced with a random, traditional Spider-Man.
** [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1674084683485937666 Concept art]] shows an older Peni Parker wearing a spider-themed plug suit straight out of ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', even wearing a jacket over it like Asuka does.
** Anya Corazón was going to have [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1674451582157746177/photo/1 a design much closer to her comics counterpart]], albeit still large and buff like a bodybuilder.
** Leaked movement test footage reveals that [[spoiler:Earth-42 Miles was supposed to have more of an introduction that shows that both Aaron (as the original Prowler) and Miles of Earth-42 became [[BadassNormal Batman and Robin-esque vigilantes]] in lieu of Earth-42 Miles not becoming Spider-Man rather than become villains as the {{Cliffhanger}} implies; this is presumably done to keep an air of AmbiguouslyEvil between Earth-42 Aaron and Miles that leaves Earth-1610 Miles at an uncertainty to close the first part out on.]]
** One bit of concept art showed that the ComicBook/MarvelZombies version of Peter [[https://screenrant.com/spiderman-across-spiderverse-zombie-variant-concept/ was planned to be part of the Spider Society]], but was cut for one reason or the other.
** Another deleted scene had Gwen not only talking to Jess's hologram, but Miguel and other members of the Spider-society's as well after Spot had escaped and Miles was following her while invisible. Miles would have eavesdropped on her talking to Miguel and eventually shown himself to their surprise, directly asking Miguel's hologram why he couldn't be part of the society and being rejected. He and Gwen would talk directly with Gwen telling Miles she had no choice in doing what Miguel ordered and that Miles had a better thing going with his parents than she did in the society anyway. This version also appears to not have included Gwen and Miles' swing around the city as Miles reveals his suit to Miguel and Gwen refers to it as if she hadn't seen it before.
** ''Across the Spider-Verse'' was planned to be a [[MovieMultipack two-part movie]] based on one massive script, but Sony opted to ditch the two-part format and retitle the second half of the production as ''Beyond the Spider-Verse''.
** Mayday's [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fj4Lu6FXwAAHY-F.jpg concept art]] shows she was originally planned to have heterochromia at one point unlike her comic counterpart, with her left eye being brown like her father's and the right being blue like her mother's. By the second trailer, however, this has been scrapped, as she retains the blue eyes of her comic book counterpart. Her hair in the concept art is also noticeably different from how it looks in the second trailer, as it is shorter and sports a darker shade of red akin to Mary Jane's hair color.
** Both Spider-Byte’s [[https://media.forbiddenplanet.com/products/eb/fc/f6226048fed792245774b8d0319926945e07.png Funko Pop! figurine]] and [[https://tools.toywiz.com/_images/_webp/_products/lg/461074993481spiderbyte.webp official PVC figure]] show a completely different design compared to the final design in the movie, which more closely resembles her suit from the comics. Both figurines feature a blue and red [[TronLines circuitry-inspired]] suit, long robotic arms and a completely different hairstyle. In the final film, her design has been completely reinvented, with a new purple color scheme and her hair tied back into buns. The fact that this design made it into the official merchandise suggests that this design was scrapped late into the movie’s development.
** The "First Look" trailer for the movie, back when it was ''Across the Spider-Verse: Part One'', has a number of differences from the final movie. Most notable is that [[spoiler:Miles' arrival in Mumbattan and his fight with Miguel were once the same scene, with Miguel tackling Miles out of Mumbattan and into Nueva York's SpaceElevator. In the final movie, these two events are made separate and take place in the end of the first act and the climax respectively.]]
** Initial reports indicated that [[Series/SpiderManJapan Takuya Yamashiro]] would appear in the movie, but he's nowhere to be found in the release. Given comments from Chris Miller, however, he likely ended up being saved for ''Beyond the Spider-Verse'', as he was announced before the sequel was officially split into two films.
** The film initially had a [[TheStinger post-credits scene starring]] the Spot. It was scrapped because the filmmakers felt it ruined the tone of the main movie's cliffhanger and, at that point in production, it would have been a confusing OrphanedReference to an earlier scene that they already cut ([[spoiler:the earlier scene would have seen the Spot go to a BadGuyBar and be relentlessly mocked, with the post-credits scene having him return to curbstomp everyone with his upgraded powers]]).
** Even more live-action scenes were going to be included, but ended up removed as the writers thought it became too much and the humor of it stopped working.
** The [[ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan Superior Spider-Man]] was one of the many Spider-People chasing Miles in the trailers; however, in the final movie, he is replaced with a random, traditional Spider-Man.
** [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1674084683485937666 Concept art]] shows an older Peni Parker wearing a spider-themed plug suit straight out of ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', even wearing a jacket over it like Asuka does.
** Anya Corazón was going to have [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1674451582157746177/photo/1 a design much closer to her comics counterpart]], albeit still large and buff like a bodybuilder.
** Leaked movement test footage reveals that [[spoiler:Earth-42 Miles was supposed to have more of an introduction that shows that both Aaron (as the original Prowler) and Miles of Earth-42 became [[BadassNormal Batman and Robin-esque vigilantes]] in lieu of Earth-42 Miles not becoming Spider-Man rather than become villains as the {{Cliffhanger}} implies; this is presumably done to keep an air of AmbiguouslyEvil between Earth-42 Aaron and Miles that leaves Earth-1610 Miles at an uncertainty to close the first part out on.]]
** One bit of concept art showed that the ComicBook/MarvelZombies version of Peter [[https://screenrant.com/spiderman-across-spiderverse-zombie-variant-concept/ was planned to be part of the Spider Society]], but was cut for one reason or the other.
** Another deleted scene had Gwen not only talking to Jess's hologram, but Miguel and other members of the Spider-society's as well after Spot had escaped and Miles was following her while invisible. Miles would have eavesdropped on her talking to Miguel and eventually shown himself to their surprise, directly asking Miguel's hologram why he couldn't be part of the society and being rejected. He and Gwen would talk directly with Gwen telling Miles she had no choice in doing what Miguel ordered and that Miles had a better thing going with his parents than she did in the society anyway. This version also appears to not have included Gwen and Miles' swing around the city as Miles reveals his suit to Miguel and Gwen refers to it as if she hadn't seen it before.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** ''Across the Spider-Verse'' was planned to be a [[MovieMultipack two-part movie]] based on one massive script, but Sony opted to ditch the two-part format and retitle the second half of the production as ''Beyond the Spider-Verse''.
** Mayday's [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fj4Lu6FXwAAHY-F.jpg concept art]] shows she was originally planned to have heterochromia at one point unlike her comic counterpart, with her left eye being brown like her father's and the right being blue like her mother's. By the second trailer, however, this has been scrapped, as she retains the blue eyes of her comic book counterpart. Her hair in the concept art is also noticeably different from how it looks in the second trailer, as it is shorter and sports a darker shade of red akin to Mary Jane's hair color.
** Both Spider-Byte’s [[https://media.forbiddenplanet.com/products/eb/fc/f6226048fed792245774b8d0319926945e07.png Funko Pop! figurine]] and [[https://tools.toywiz.com/_images/_webp/_products/lg/461074993481spiderbyte.webp official PVC figure]] show a completely different design compared to the final design in the movie, which more closely resembles her suit from the comics. Both figurines feature a blue and red [[TronLines circuitry-inspired]] suit, long robotic arms and a completely different hairstyle. In the final film, her design has been completely reinvented, with a new purple color scheme and her hair tied back into buns. The fact that this design made it into the official merchandise suggests that this design was scrapped late into the movie’s development.
** The "First Look" trailer for the movie, back when it was ''Across the Spider-Verse: Part One'', has a number of differences from the final movie. Most notable is that [[spoiler:Miles' arrival in Mumbattan and his fight with Miguel were once the same scene, with Miguel tackling Miles out of Mumbattan and into Nueva York's SpaceElevator. In the final movie, these two events are made separate and take place in the end of the first act and the climax respectively.]]
** Initial reports indicated that [[Series/SpiderManJapan Takuya Yamashiro]] would appear in the movie, but he's nowhere to be found in the release. Given comments from Chris Miller, however, he likely ended up being saved for ''Beyond the Spider-Verse'', as he was announced before the sequel was officially split into two films.
** The film initially had a [[TheStinger post-credits scene starring]] the Spot. It was scrapped because the filmmakers felt it ruined the tone of the main movie's cliffhanger and, at that point in production, it would have been a confusing OrphanedReference to an earlier scene that they already cut ([[spoiler:the earlier scene would have seen the Spot go to a BadGuyBar and be relentlessly mocked, with the post-credits scene having him return to curbstomp everyone with his upgraded powers]]).
** Even more live-action scenes were going to be included, but ended up removed as the writers thought it became too much and the humor of it stopped working.
** The [[ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan Superior Spider-Man]] was one of the many Spider-People chasing Miles in the trailers; however, in the final movie, he is replaced with a random, traditional Spider-Man.
** [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1674084683485937666 Concept art]] shows an older Peni Parker wearing a spider-themed plug suit straight out of ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', even wearing a jacket over it like Asuka does.
** Anya Corazón was going to have [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1674451582157746177/photo/1 a design much closer to her comics counterpart]], albeit still large and buff like a bodybuilder.
** Leaked movement test footage reveals that [[spoiler:Earth-42 Miles was supposed to have more of an introduction that shows that both Aaron (as the original Prowler) and Miles of Earth-42 became [[BadassNormal Batman and Robin-esque vigilantes]] in lieu of Earth-42 Miles not becoming Spider-Man rather than become villains as the {{Cliffhanger}} implies; this is presumably done to keep an air of AmbiguouslyEvil between Earth-42 Aaron and Miles that leaves Earth-1610 Miles at an uncertainty to close the first part out on.]]
** One bit of concept art showed that the ComicBook/MarvelZombies version of Peter [[https://screenrant.com/spiderman-across-spiderverse-zombie-variant-concept/ was planned to be part of the Spider Society]], but was cut for one reason or the other.
** Another deleted scene had Gwen not only talking to Jess's hologram, but Miguel and other members of the Spider-society's as well after Spot had escaped and Miles was following her while invisible. Miles would have eavesdropped on her talking to Miguel and eventually shown himself to their surprise, directly asking Miguel's hologram why he couldn't be part of the society and being rejected. He and Gwen would talk directly with Gwen telling Miles she had no choice in doing what Miguel ordered and that Miles had a better thing going with his parents than she did in the society anyway. This version also appears to not have included Gwen and Miles' swing around the city as Miles reveals his suit to Miguel and Gwen refers to it as if she hadn't seen it before.WhatCouldHaveBeen: [[WhatCouldHaveBeen/SpiderMan See here]]
** ''Across the Spider-Verse'' was planned to be a [[MovieMultipack two-part movie]] based on one massive script, but Sony opted to ditch the two-part format and retitle the second half of the production as ''Beyond the Spider-Verse''.
** Mayday's [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fj4Lu6FXwAAHY-F.jpg concept art]] shows she was originally planned to have heterochromia at one point unlike her comic counterpart, with her left eye being brown like her father's and the right being blue like her mother's. By the second trailer, however, this has been scrapped, as she retains the blue eyes of her comic book counterpart. Her hair in the concept art is also noticeably different from how it looks in the second trailer, as it is shorter and sports a darker shade of red akin to Mary Jane's hair color.
** Both Spider-Byte’s [[https://media.forbiddenplanet.com/products/eb/fc/f6226048fed792245774b8d0319926945e07.png Funko Pop! figurine]] and [[https://tools.toywiz.com/_images/_webp/_products/lg/461074993481spiderbyte.webp official PVC figure]] show a completely different design compared to the final design in the movie, which more closely resembles her suit from the comics. Both figurines feature a blue and red [[TronLines circuitry-inspired]] suit, long robotic arms and a completely different hairstyle. In the final film, her design has been completely reinvented, with a new purple color scheme and her hair tied back into buns. The fact that this design made it into the official merchandise suggests that this design was scrapped late into the movie’s development.
** The "First Look" trailer for the movie, back when it was ''Across the Spider-Verse: Part One'', has a number of differences from the final movie. Most notable is that [[spoiler:Miles' arrival in Mumbattan and his fight with Miguel were once the same scene, with Miguel tackling Miles out of Mumbattan and into Nueva York's SpaceElevator. In the final movie, these two events are made separate and take place in the end of the first act and the climax respectively.]]
** Initial reports indicated that [[Series/SpiderManJapan Takuya Yamashiro]] would appear in the movie, but he's nowhere to be found in the release. Given comments from Chris Miller, however, he likely ended up being saved for ''Beyond the Spider-Verse'', as he was announced before the sequel was officially split into two films.
** The film initially had a [[TheStinger post-credits scene starring]] the Spot. It was scrapped because the filmmakers felt it ruined the tone of the main movie's cliffhanger and, at that point in production, it would have been a confusing OrphanedReference to an earlier scene that they already cut ([[spoiler:the earlier scene would have seen the Spot go to a BadGuyBar and be relentlessly mocked, with the post-credits scene having him return to curbstomp everyone with his upgraded powers]]).
** Even more live-action scenes were going to be included, but ended up removed as the writers thought it became too much and the humor of it stopped working.
** The [[ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan Superior Spider-Man]] was one of the many Spider-People chasing Miles in the trailers; however, in the final movie, he is replaced with a random, traditional Spider-Man.
** [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1674084683485937666 Concept art]] shows an older Peni Parker wearing a spider-themed plug suit straight out of ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', even wearing a jacket over it like Asuka does.
** Anya Corazón was going to have [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1674451582157746177/photo/1 a design much closer to her comics counterpart]], albeit still large and buff like a bodybuilder.
** Leaked movement test footage reveals that [[spoiler:Earth-42 Miles was supposed to have more of an introduction that shows that both Aaron (as the original Prowler) and Miles of Earth-42 became [[BadassNormal Batman and Robin-esque vigilantes]] in lieu of Earth-42 Miles not becoming Spider-Man rather than become villains as the {{Cliffhanger}} implies; this is presumably done to keep an air of AmbiguouslyEvil between Earth-42 Aaron and Miles that leaves Earth-1610 Miles at an uncertainty to close the first part out on.]]
** One bit of concept art showed that the ComicBook/MarvelZombies version of Peter [[https://screenrant.com/spiderman-across-spiderverse-zombie-variant-concept/ was planned to be part of the Spider Society]], but was cut for one reason or the other.
** Another deleted scene had Gwen not only talking to Jess's hologram, but Miguel and other members of the Spider-society's as well after Spot had escaped and Miles was following her while invisible. Miles would have eavesdropped on her talking to Miguel and eventually shown himself to their surprise, directly asking Miguel's hologram why he couldn't be part of the society and being rejected. He and Gwen would talk directly with Gwen telling Miles she had no choice in doing what Miguel ordered and that Miles had a better thing going with his parents than she did in the society anyway. This version also appears to not have included Gwen and Miles' swing around the city as Miles reveals his suit to Miguel and Gwen refers to it as if she hadn't seen it before.
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** Another deleted scene had Gwen not only talking to Jess's hologram, but Miguel and other members of the Spider-society's as well after Spot had escaped and Miles was following her while invisible. Miles would have eavesdropped on her talking to Miguel and eventually shown himself to their surprise, directly asking Miguel's hologram why he couldn't be part of the society and being rejected. He and Gwen would talk directly with Gwen telling Miles she had no choice in doing what Miguel ordered and that Miles had a better thing going with his parents than she did in the society anyway. This version also appears to not have included Gwen and Miles' swing around the city as Miles reveals his suit to Miguel and Gwen refers to it as if she hadn't seen it before.
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* MissingTrailerScene: The teasers showing the scene of Gwen visiting Miles' room had some different versions, such as Miles hiding even more stuff when Gwen arrives, including floating underwear, and becoming even more embarrassed at her seeing his drawings.
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* MissingTrailerScene: The teasers showing the scene of Gwen visiting Miles' room had some different versions, such as Miles hiding even more stuff when Gwen arrives, including floating underwear, and becoming even more embarrassed at her seeing his drawings. The Trailer released in Late 2022 featured a scene of a Side view of Miles being chased by Multiple Spider-People and sliding under the legs of Captain Spider that doesn't appear in the movie
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: During the theatrical run, two slightly different versions of the movies were playing in theaters, featuring various minor differences in animation, dialogue, music and even credits. One of those has become the "official" version with the home media and digital release while the other now only exists in camrip quality on illegal filesharing sites.
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* LyingCreator: [[https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a43884356/spider-man-across-spiderverse-mcu-crossover/ The co-director Kemp Powers said this movie is not connected to the MCU, and that the "don't even get me started on Doctor Strange and that little nerd on Earth 199999" joke is a tongue-in-cheek way of acknowledging the history of the character]]. In the actual movie however, there are numerous points like [[Film/Venom2018 Mrs.]] [[Film/VenomLetThereBeCarnage Chen's]] cameo (given the MCU Peter appeared in TheStinger of ''Let There Be Carnage'' while Eddie Brock himself appeared in TheStinger of ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome''), the cameos by Creator/TobeyMaguire, Creator/AndrewGarfield (who also appeared in ''No Way Home'') and Creator/DonaldGlover's cameos (though he could be an AlternateSelf of the MCU's version of Aaron Davis), that contradict this statement.
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* WriterConflictsWithCanon: [[https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a43884356/spider-man-across-spiderverse-mcu-crossover/ The co-director Kemp Powers said this movie is not connected to the MCU, and that the "don't even get me started on Doctor Strange and that little nerd on Earth 199999" joke is a tongue-in-cheek way of acknowledging the history of the character]]. In the actual movie however, there are numerous points like [[Film/Venom2018 Mrs.]] [[Film/VenomLetThereBeCarnage Chen's]] cameo (given the MCU Peter appeared in TheStinger of ''Let There Be Carnage'' while Eddie Brock himself appeared in TheStinger of ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome''), the cameos by Creator/TobeyMaguire, Creator/AndrewGarfield (who also appeared in ''No Way Home'') and Creator/DonaldGlover's cameos (though he could be an AlternateSelf of the MCU's version of Aaron Davis), that contradict this statement.
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Yeah, I forgot to tell you guys that Beyond had its date changed, because of the Hollywood strike and the allegations of mistreatment going on during "Across".
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* ReleaseDateChange: ''Across the Spider-Verse'' was originally slated to release on April 8, 2022. However, the film was caught in the crossfire of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, prompting the shift to October 7 of that same year. Then on April 20, 2022, it was announced that ''Across'' was delayed again to June 2, 2023, this time to allow the filmmakers to have more time to work on it. As a result, ''Beyond the Spider-Verse'' was delayed to March 29, 2024.
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* ReleaseDateChange: ''Across the Spider-Verse'' was originally slated to release on April 8, 2022. However, the film was caught in the crossfire of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, prompting the shift to October 7 of that same year. Then on April 20, 2022, it was announced that ''Across'' was delayed again to June 2, 2023, this time to allow the filmmakers to have more time to work on it. As a result, ''Beyond the Spider-Verse'' was delayed to March 29, 2024.[[note]]Unfortunately, the film ended up getting its date changed "again" due to the 2023 SAG-AFTRA Hollywood strike and the allegations of poor working conditions from the people working on "Across"[[/note]].
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** One bit of concept art showed that the ComicBook/MarvelZombies version of Peter [[https://screenrant.com/spiderman-across-spiderverse-zombie-variant-concept/ was planned to be part of the Spider Society]], but was cut for one reason or the other.
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** In the European Portuguese dub, Laura Dutra replaces Creator/DanielaMelchior as Gwen Stacy/Spider-Gwen, most likely due to the latter having gained fame as Cleo Cazo/Ratcatcher 2 in ''Film/TheSuicideSquad'' in the years since ''Into the Spider-Verse'' was released.[[note]]Melchior would also have starring roles in ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3'' and ''Film/FastX'', both of which were released one month prior to ''Across the Spider-Verse''.[[/note]]
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** In the European Portuguese dub, Laura Dutra replaces Creator/DanielaMelchior as Gwen Stacy/Spider-Gwen, most likely due to the latter having gained fame as Cleo Cazo/Ratcatcher 2 in ''Film/TheSuicideSquad'' and afterwards starting a career in the U.S. in the years since ''Into the Spider-Verse'' was released.[[note]]Melchior would also have starring roles in ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3'' and ''Film/FastX'', both of which were released one month prior to ''Across the Spider-Verse''.[[/note]]
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** Kris Anka, who was the character desinger in the film, [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1676624192849207298 posted this]] on Twitter which seemingly confirms that [[spoiler:Donald Glover was reprising his role as the MCU Aaron Davis from ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'']].
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** Kris Anka, who was the character desinger designer in the film, [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1676624192849207298 posted this]] on Twitter which seemingly confirms that [[spoiler:Donald Glover was reprising his role as the MCU Aaron Davis from ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'']].
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* CreatorCameo: In a roundabout sense; Miguel's comic book cover seen during his introduction was drawn by Rick Leonardi, the original artist of ''ComicBook/SpiderMan2099'' (it's even a reprise of the cover of issue 1).
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** In a roundabout sense; Miguel's comic book cover seen during his introduction was drawn by Rick Leonardi, the original artist of ''ComicBook/SpiderMan2099'' (it's even a reprise of the cover of issue1).1).
** Web-Slinger is voiced by Creator/TaranKillam. Although Killam did not create the character, he wrote his appearance in ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse'' (2019) #4 which established his current characterization.
** In a roundabout sense; Miguel's comic book cover seen during his introduction was drawn by Rick Leonardi, the original artist of ''ComicBook/SpiderMan2099'' (it's even a reprise of the cover of issue
** Web-Slinger is voiced by Creator/TaranKillam. Although Killam did not create the character, he wrote his appearance in ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse'' (2019) #4 which established his current characterization.
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Removed to be mentioned in the first film's Trivia page instead.
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* RealLifeRelative: In the Norwegian dub, Peter B. Parker and Mary Jane Watson are voiced by Anders Bye and Siri Nilsen, who are married in real life.
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** Kris Anka, who was the character desinger in the film, [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1676624192849207298 posted this]] on Twitter which seemingly confirms that [[spoiler:Donald Glover was reprising his role as the MCU Aaron Davis from ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'']].
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* LyingCreator: [[https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a43884356/spider-man-across-spiderverse-mcu-crossover/ The co-director Kemp Powers said this movie is not connected to the MCU, and that the "don't even get me started on Doctor Strange and that little nerd on Earth 199999" joke is a tongue-in-cheek way of acknowledging the history of the character]]. In the actual movie however, there are numerous points like [[Film/Venom2018 Mrs.]] [[Film/VenomLetThereBeCarnage Chen's]] cameo (given the MCU Peter appeared in TheStinger of ''Let there be Carnage'' while Eddie Brock himself appeared in TheStinger of ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome''), the cameos by Creator/TobeyMaguire, Creator/AndrewGarfield (who also appeared in ''No Way Home'') and Creator/DonaldGlover's cameos (though he could be an AlternateSelf of the MCU's version of Aaron Davis), that contradict this statement.
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* LyingCreator: [[https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a43884356/spider-man-across-spiderverse-mcu-crossover/ The co-director Kemp Powers said this movie is not connected to the MCU, and that the "don't even get me started on Doctor Strange and that little nerd on Earth 199999" joke is a tongue-in-cheek way of acknowledging the history of the character]]. In the actual movie however, there are numerous points like [[Film/Venom2018 Mrs.]] [[Film/VenomLetThereBeCarnage Chen's]] cameo (given the MCU Peter appeared in TheStinger of ''Let there be There Be Carnage'' while Eddie Brock himself appeared in TheStinger of ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome''), the cameos by Creator/TobeyMaguire, Creator/AndrewGarfield (who also appeared in ''No Way Home'') and Creator/DonaldGlover's cameos (though he could be an AlternateSelf of the MCU's version of Aaron Davis), that contradict this statement.
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* LyingCreator: [[https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a43884356/spider-man-across-spiderverse-mcu-crossover/ The co-director Kemp Powers said this movie is not connected to the MCU, and that the "don't even get me started on Doctor Strange and that little nerd on Earth 199999" joke is a tongue-in-cheek way of acknowledging the history of the character]]. In the actual movie however, there are numerous points like [[Film/Venom2018 Mrs.]] [[Film/VenomLetThereBeCarnage Chen's]] cameo (given the MCU Peter appeared in TheStinger of ''Let there be Carnage'' while Eddie Brock himself appeared in TheStinger of ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome''), the cameos by Creator/TobeyMaguire, Creator/AndrewGarfield (who also appeared in ''No Way Home'') and Creator/DonaldGlover's cameos (though he could be an AlternateSelf of the MCU's version of Aaron Davis), that contradict this statement.
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** In the European Porteugese dub, Laura Dutra replaces Creator/DanielaMelchior as Gwen Stacy/Spider-Gwen, most likely due to the latter having gained fame as Cleo Cazo/Ratcatcher 2 in ''Film/TheSuicideSquad'' in the years since ''Into the Spider-Verse'' was released.[[note]]Melchior would also have starring roles in ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3'' and ''Film/FastX'', both of which were released one month prior to ''Across the Spider-Verse''.[[/note]]
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** In the European Porteugese Portuguese dub, Laura Dutra replaces Creator/DanielaMelchior as Gwen Stacy/Spider-Gwen, most likely due to the latter having gained fame as Cleo Cazo/Ratcatcher 2 in ''Film/TheSuicideSquad'' in the years since ''Into the Spider-Verse'' was released.[[note]]Melchior would also have starring roles in ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3'' and ''Film/FastX'', both of which were released one month prior to ''Across the Spider-Verse''.[[/note]]
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** The teasers showing the scene of Gwen visiting Miles' room had some different versions, such as Miles hiding even more stuff when Gwen arrives, including floating underwear, and becoming even more embarrassed at her seeing his drawings.
** [[ZigZaggedTrope Zig-Zagged]] with the opening scene where Gwen is fighting the Vulture, where the trailers had Gwen quip that "Sorry, the only Italian I know is from Mario Kart". Since [[ReCut this movie has two different versions]], this line is not in one of the cuts, while it was retained in the other.
** The teasers showing the scene of Gwen visiting Miles' room had some different versions, such as Miles hiding even more stuff when Gwen arrives, including floating underwear, and becoming even more embarrassed at her seeing his drawings.
** [[ZigZaggedTrope Zig-Zagged]] with the opening scene where Gwen is fighting the Vulture, where the trailers had Gwen quip that "Sorry, the only Italian I know is from Mario Kart". Since [[ReCut this movie has two different versions]], this line is not in one of the cuts, while it was retained in the other.
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**MissingTrailerScene: The teasers showing the scene of Gwen visiting Miles' room had some different versions, such as Miles hiding even more stuff when Gwen arrives, including floating underwear, and becoming even more embarrassed at her seeing his drawings.
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** [[ZigZaggedTrope Zig-Zagged]] with the opening scene where Gwen is fighting the Vulture, where the trailers had Gwen quip that "Sorry, the only Italian I know is from Mario Kart". Since [[ReCut this movie has two different versions]], this line is not in one of the cuts, while it was retained in the other.
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** Tom Holland has said that he's pleased with the animated movie and mentioned that he's willing to voice an MCU Peter Parker cameo if asked.
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** Leaked movement test footage reveals that [[spoiler:Earth-42 Miles was supposed to have more of an introduction that shows that both Aaron (as the original Prowler) and Miles of Earth-42 became [[BadassNormal Batman and Robin-esque vigilantes]] in lieu of Earth-42 Miles not becoming Spider-Man rather than become villains as the {{Cliffhanger}} implies; this is presumably done to keep an air of AmbiguouslyEvil between Earth-42 Aaron and Miles that leaves Earth-1610 Miles at an uncertainty to close the first part out on.]]
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** Anya Corazón was going to have [[https://twitter.com/kristaferanka/status/1674451582157746177/photo/1 a design much closer to her comics counterpart]], albeit still large and buff like a bodybuilder.
