Personally, I see it as feasible... Scorpion was already given the role of the main antagonist, even though he was only a supporting character in Homecoming. Apparently, they're treating what's been done in the MCU with quite a bit of respect, so I wouldn't be surprised if, given how important Adrian Toomes and Quentin Beck are to Holland's story, they do something similar here as well.
With Toomes, I feel like they're saving him for a moment of definitive breakdown between Norman and Peter, possibly wanting Peter to better understand why the Vulture does what he does, since he's already lived with a "rich and powerful" man.
And Beck might be the straw that breaks Peter's confidence (we'll have to see if the Blip actually happens or not), but Beck's foundation of being a fake superhero who goes around helping the city makes me buy it, simply by having the adventure not be around the world but in New York.
Illustrious_1092025-10-14 05:27
If they do, then they're going to have a hell of a time trying to be on pair with the MCU's takes on the characters.
Altruistic_Eye_11572025-10-14 06:02
I think similar to Scorpion, details like his personality will keep them intact. Where I think things will change is in his interaction with Peter and the world.
This Peter is someone who, by the time he faces them, would already be more mature. For example, he could better understand why Toomes, even though what he's doing is wrong, has a valid point. Or also why they have to figure out how to make Peter fall into Mysterio's trap. We already saw that despite everything, this Peter doesn't see Norman as an enemy, so he still has trust in people, something Mysterio could exploit to the fullest.
And as I said, it could also be explored how this affects the world. For example, I don't believe for a second that Norman wouldn't be furious if he found out that while he was making a fool of himself with his portal, there was a junk dealer already selling Chitauri and Dark Elf technology.
lightning-heart7772025-10-14 05:37
That is assuming their going to be there in the first place. Especially considering the theme seems to be is adapting characters that weren't in the mcu (the osborns, gwen stacy, doc ock, venom, Rhino etc.)
Altruistic_Eye_11572025-10-14 06:02
True, although seeing that they integrated characters like Scorpion and Chameleon into the series, it is a great possibility.
Paul-E-L2025-10-14 05:53
They might show up, but probably not for a few seasons since they’ve been done already in the MCU proper.
Altruistic_Eye_11572025-10-14 06:10
it makes sense
Paul-E-L2025-10-14 06:15
Just as well. I’m really enjoying the MCU adjacent take on Spider-Man
FreeStall422025-10-14 07:32
Isn't that the one with the guy that was crying about being afraid the "script would be too woke"?
Grayx_28872025-10-14 20:11
Not really. Unless they are trying to set up the Sinister Six for the next season.
Shoddy_Comparison_252025-10-16 03:46
Don't have am opinion for the show, just wanted to say that art of vulture is sick!
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With Toomes, I feel like they're saving him for a moment of definitive breakdown between Norman and Peter, possibly wanting Peter to better understand why the Vulture does what he does, since he's already lived with a "rich and powerful" man.
And Beck might be the straw that breaks Peter's confidence (we'll have to see if the Blip actually happens or not), but Beck's foundation of being a fake superhero who goes around helping the city makes me buy it, simply by having the adventure not be around the world but in New York.
This Peter is someone who, by the time he faces them, would already be more mature. For example, he could better understand why Toomes, even though what he's doing is wrong, has a valid point. Or also why they have to figure out how to make Peter fall into Mysterio's trap. We already saw that despite everything, this Peter doesn't see Norman as an enemy, so he still has trust in people, something Mysterio could exploit to the fullest.
And as I said, it could also be explored how this affects the world. For example, I don't believe for a second that Norman wouldn't be furious if he found out that while he was making a fool of himself with his portal, there was a junk dealer already selling Chitauri and Dark Elf technology.