Spider-Man: No Way Home

The ending of “Spider-Man: No Way Home” brings a dramatic and emotional conclusion to the multiverse chaos. After Peter Parker, played by Tom Holland, and his allies manage to cure the villains—Electro, Sandman, and Lizard—they face an even greater threat when Green Goblin returns and causes havoc. Goblin’s attempt to destroy the spell connecting the universes results in the spell breaking apart, causing multiple villains and characters from different dimensions to flood into the MCU. As chaos erupts, Peter’s primary concern becomes saving everyone—most notably his love interest, MJ. In a pivotal moment, as MJ falls from the Statue of Liberty, it’s Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man who heroically saves her—echoing the tragic loss of Gwen Stacy in his past films, adding a layer of bittersweet nostalgia.

Meanwhile, Peter Parker, overwhelmed with anger and grief, confronts Goblin, ready to kill him with his glider. However, Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man intervenes, reminding Peter that killing is not who he is—a core part of his morality. This act of restraint highlights the hero’s humanity, setting him apart from the villains. During the confrontation, Goblin stabs Tobey’s Spider-Man, but Peter from the Holland universe quickly injects a cure, saving him from fatal harm.

The chaos unleashed by the broken spell results in the multiverse cracking open fully, and many villains and characters from other universes begin entering the MCU. Recognizing the danger, Peter makes a heartbreaking decision—he asks Doctor Strange to cast a spell that makes everyone forget Peter Parker is Spider-Man. This sacrifice effectively erases Spider-Man’s secret identity, causing him to lose all connection to his loved ones. As Strange casts the spell, Peter quietly says goodbye to his best friends, MJ and Ned, who—like everyone else—no longer remember him. The movie ends with Peter starting anew, renting a modest apartment, and sewing a homemade Spider-Man suit, symbolizing his new beginning as the friendly neighborhood hero.

The film also features post-credit scenes: one shows Eddie Brock in Venom’s universe, trying to understand the new Spider-Man, only to be swiftly pulled back home—leaving a fragment of symbiote behind, hinting at future potential with Venom or even a new Black Spider-Man. The ending emphasizes Peter’s resilience and renewal, setting the stage for future adventures in the multiverse, with the Web of possibilities now stretched far and wide.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:57