History WMG / SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse

* The Inheritors

* When Miles arrives in the other universe, he notably experiences an ArtShift after arriving. Notably, the other Spiders in the previous film ''did not'' - Spider-Noir remains black-and-white, Peni is still in an {{Animesque}} style, and Spider-ham retains the cel-shaded style of the cartoons he's emulating. It's likely that the tunnels serve as a quote-unquote "proper" method of multiversal travel that stabilizes the traveler for whatever universe they end up in, preventing the threat of disintegration that was in the previous film.

Given how the first movie had some MediumBlending going on, it would stand to reason it would apply to this movie as well. Also Spider-Punk having a Gorillaz art style would fit perfectly.

TheStinger for the first movie showed Spider-Man 2099 had developed a way to travel to other universes safely with a wristwatch-like transporter presumably keeping them "stable". However, the spider that bit Miles came from a different universe than Miles' own, and his "extra" powers like electrokenesis and invisibility are implied to be a result of the spider's extradimensional nature. This may extend to Miles being able to remain indefinitely in other universes without technological aid.

TheStinger for the first movie showed Spider-Man 2099 had developed a way to travel to other universes safely with a wristwatch-like transporter presumably keeping them "stable". However, the spider that bit Miles came from a different universe than Miles' own, and his "extra" powers like electrokenesis and invisibility, are implied to be due to the spider's extradimensional nature. This may extend to Miles being able to remain indefinitely in other universes without technological aid.

In the preview, we see Miguel fighting Miles while they go through multiverses. Did Miles do something that he wasn't supposed to do, which causes Miguel to try to murder Miles across the different universes?

In the preview, we see Miguel fighting Miles while they go through multiverses. Did Miles do something that he wasn't supposed to do, which causes Miguel to try to fight Miles across the different universes?

In the preview, we see Miguel fighting Miles while they go through multiverses. Did Miles do something that he wasn't supposed to do, which causes Miguel to try to murder Miles across the different universes?
** I severely doubt Miguel is intending to ''kill'' Miles, Miguel O'Hara isn't a villain and the stinger at the end of the previous film shows that he's not being subjected to AdaptationalVillainy or what not. I say there's more to it that we're not seeing. If I have to terrorize based on his appearance in TheStinger and what he knows about the multiverse, he's probably trying to bring Miles back and to keep the multiverse stabilized. That or there's a misunderstanding that they'll resolve quickly.

** I severely doubt Miguel is intending to ''kill'' Miles, Miguel O'Hara isn't a villain and the stinger at the end of the previous film shows that he's not being subjected to AdaptationalVillainy or what not. I say there's more to it that we're not seeing. If I have to terrorize Based on his appearance in TheStinger and what he knows about the multiverse, He's probably trying to bring Miles back and to keep the multiverse stabilized. That or there's a misunderstanding that they'll resolve quickly.

** I severely doubt Miguel is intending to ''kill'' Miles, Miguel O'Hara isn't a villain. I say there's more to it that we're not seeing. Based on his appearance in TheStinger and what he knows about the multiverse, He's probably out for Miles as a way to bring him back and to keep the multiverse stabilized. That or there's a misunderstanding.

** I severely doubt Miguel is intending to ''kill'' Miles, Miguel isn't a villain. I say there's more to it that we're not seeing.

In the preview, we see Miguel fighting Miles while they go through multiverses. Did Miles do something that he wasn't supposed to do, which causes Miguel to try to murder Miles across the different universes?

[[WMG: The reason why Miguel is fighting Miles because he did something bad in the multiverse or what he did during the climax of Into the Spider-Verse]]
In the preview, we sees Miguel fighting Miles while they go through multiverses but why? Did Miles do something bad that he wasn't supposed to do that causes Miguel to go "I going to fucking kill you, Miles!" and would try to murder Miles while going to multiverses.

* When Miles arrives in the other universe, he notably experiences an ArtShift after arriving. Notably, the other Spiders in the previous film ''did not'' - Spider-Noir remains black-and-white, Peni is still in an {{Animesque}} style, and Spider-ham retains the cel-shaded style of the cartoons he's emulating. It's likely that the tunnels serve as a quote-unquote "proper" method of multiversal travel that stabilizes the traveler for whatever universe they end up in, preventing the threat of disintegration that was in the previous film.

* When Miles arrives in the other universe, he notably experiences an ArtShift after arriving. Notably, the other Spiders in the previous film ''did not'' - Spider-Noir remains black-and-white, Peni is still in an Main/Animesque style, and Spider-ham retains the cel-shaded style of the cartoons he's emulating. It's likely that the tunnels serve as a quote-unquote "proper" method of multiversal travel that stabilizes the traveler for whatever universe they end up in, preventing the threat of disintegration that was in the previous film.

* When Miles arrives in the other universe, he notably experiences an ArtShift after arriving. Notably, the other Spiders in the previous film ''did not.'' It's likely that the tunnels serve as a quote-unquote "proper" method of multiversal travel that stabilizes the traveler for whatever universe they end up in, preventing the threat of disintegration that was in the previous film.