Given that she was in Homecoming, do you think we'll see Cindy Moon in the future? Maybe as Silk?
Also, I'm not the only one who never realised that Silk was in the MCU, right?
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kyle03052025-11-28 13:47
Unlikely due to Sony
Caciulacdlac2025-11-28 13:57
She was never referred to as "Cindy Moon", just "Cindy". So they can always say that's a totally different character from Cindy Moon/Silk
Obraxiss2025-11-28 13:59
Most likley, They'll probably just recast if they use Silk again
CaptHayfever2025-11-28 17:28
Not sure why you were downvoted for that. Tiffany Espensen is about to have her 2nd kid & hasn't acted at all since 2020; she's probably not gonna be interested.
Resident_Society15942025-11-28 14:01
If Marvel even remembers they set her up, sure, I think it could be interesting.
But I think it is depends on two things: One, if Sony even wants to let them use Silk, because Sony owns the film rights to her, and two, if she is received well in the next Playstation Spider-Man game, which will include her, and based on people's reaction to Silk in the game will more or less determine if Sony and Marvel want to use her, seeing as Sony has already cancelled a Silk tv show most likely due to the failure of Madame Web
Obraxiss2025-11-28 14:08
Honestly, as long they don't adapt the pheromones, I'm good
Ok-Presentation8092025-11-28 15:02
I don’t think they have any plans for her
blackbutterfree2025-11-28 19:50
They're definitely not using her anytime soon if ever. Which is a damn shame, I love Silk.
eagc72025-11-28 23:15
If Sony does keep the Sonyverse buried, i do say that increases her chances
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But I think it is depends on two things: One, if Sony even wants to let them use Silk, because Sony owns the film rights to her, and two, if she is received well in the next Playstation Spider-Man game, which will include her, and based on people's reaction to Silk in the game will more or less determine if Sony and Marvel want to use her, seeing as Sony has already cancelled a Silk tv show most likely due to the failure of Madame Web