Sony SpiderVillain Universe Destroyed by Incursion in Doomsday?

I was just thinking about how there have been no new plans announced for any live action Sony Spider-Man villain movies outside the MCU. I know people expect the X-Men universe and the fantastic four universe(s), and probably at least one of the Spider-Man universes to be destroyed, but how wild would it be if one of the universes destroyed in doomsday or secret wars is the Sony spider villain universe, and they’re able to keep that a secret until the movie comes out. If Sony plays ball, that would allow Venom into the MCU via secret wars like it was in 84 and they can discard and start over with any of the characters Sony mishandled. Sony would just have to accept the same sharing of characters deal they have with Spider-Man. Maybe this is already a super common theory and I just haven’t seen it.

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Sylar_Lives2026-01-10 05:14

It’s more likely that Sony will attempt to integrate these characters rather than erase them.

FlemPlays2026-01-10 05:23

It would be funny if Kraven and Morbius showed up for a scene and got obliterated on sight by Doom. Haha

StewiesCurbside2026-01-10 07:13

This THIS is what Ive been hoping for

Bartghamilton2026-01-10 07:21

Only if they’re in line behind Madame Web!

WurdaMouth2026-01-10 07:59

Its doomin time! - Dr Doom, probably

flatscan-krakoan2026-01-11 03:17

I’m gonna morb so hard if I see Dr Michael Morbius

Left_Composer_64492026-01-14 06:09

I actually want to see that so bad, don’t forget Madame Web

skateboardude7612026-01-10 07:03

Fuckin hopefully it’s destroyed

Kiki_And_Horst2026-01-10 08:15

> I know people expect the X-Men universe and the fantastic four universe(s) to be destroyed

I find it really weird that this is something people have still hung onto even after First Steps came out. That movie was all about the team swearing they would never abandon their world no matter, even if the challenge was far greater than anything they had ever dealt with, so if they just.....do exactly that and set up shop in another universe and say "good enough" that would make them look like pretty worthless heroes.

Even besides that, the 60s retrofuturistic world of First Steps was one of its most appealing aspects as well as one that the FF were deeply rooted into, so them having jumped into the main MCU Earth would be pretty lame for their own sequel.

Stevenwave2026-01-10 08:31

I wouldn't be surprised if we see everything or most things destroyed, except for Battle World or whatever else. And when things are restarted to fix things, the main universe we follow will be mostly the same, but they can pick and choose if some new faces stick around. In the FF's case, it could be like, they couldn't save their whole world but they were able to save their city or something. I don't think they're gonna wanna continue on with much multiverse content going forward unless they absolutely have to for something to make sense. Consolidating things into one reality we can stick to will likely be the most palatable for general audiences so it's what I expect to happen.

Kiki_And_Horst2026-01-10 08:51

I don't see why they would've dedicated as much effort into establishing a world that pretty much revolved around the Fantastic Four if they didn't intend for that to be their primary setting in any future films about them, particularly when that film has a huge scene of Sue declaring they would save it and never leave it as well as the fact that it would be relatively simple for someone like Reed Richards to remain in contact with another universe and interact with it when necessary. That seems cleaner than them moving some portion of a retrofuturistic version of New York from 60 years ago into a different planet with its own much more realistic New York.

In the same way that the Infinity Stones have still been relevant to a few projects since Endgame, I have no doubt than a handful of projects will still involve the multiverse, particularly since the three most successful films they've done since Endgame were the three that revolved around the multiverse the most (No Way Home, Doctor Strange 2, D&W).

This is less concrete, but I think one could also argue that the two Fantastic Four villains that are the most obvious candidates to appear in sequels would be Annihilus and the Maker, who are respectively from an antimatter universe and an evil version of Reed from a parallel one, and the stakes would seem much lesser if they were to affect an Earth that wasn't their own to begin with.

FerrusManlyManus2026-01-10 17:45

The next two movies are about the multiverse and if they even remotely follow the comics, that means basically all of the multiverse getting destroyed / a battle world is created from the remnants.

Getting us to care about more than one universe by having the fantastic four in one and bringing the Fox X-Men back in another, makes perfect sense. Then we aren’t just invested in one universe getting destroyed.

Western-Chart-67192026-01-10 14:16

Yeah that actually makes a lot of sense. The silence around Sony’s villain universe feels intentional and an incursion would be an easy reset and a slick way to bring Venom into the MCU.

Mcspeed1232026-01-10 21:32

I do want to see like a proper ending to that world,I wish they proped over Venom from the Sony world,I love the design and hardy in that role

Player2LightWater2026-01-12 08:37

>I do want to see like a proper ending to that world

Not gonna happened because SSU is just like DCEU. They have no ongoing storyline and no story arc to give a proper conclusion. MCU have The Infinity Saga and currently, The Multiverse Saga and DCU currently have Chapter 1: Gods and Monsters while SSU and DCEU have nothing. For whatever reasons in SSU, Venom and Morbius are set in the same Earth while Madame Web is set in another Earth. It's currently unknown if Kraven the Hunter is set on the same Earth as Venom+Morbius or same Earth as Madame Web or completely different Earth.

Mcspeed1232026-01-12 11:00

Aaah makes sense,they could just plop Venom over then,he was the only good thing from all of that.I know some people are spilt on him,but I liked him,thought he was fairly accurate to what I think Venom is.But theyll MCUit and give us another verison I guess sadly

impuritor2026-01-10 22:24

It was destroyed by audience apathy

BatmanForever232026-01-11 16:30

Sony will never play ball, and there's no reason to show it being destroyed - on the off chance that Sony decide there's a shot at any profit in the future, or if they need to make another movie to retain the rights.

usmannaeem2026-01-11 16:51

I hope not. Regardless of what fans say, aside from Madame Web, I like everything else.

Left_Composer_64492026-01-14 06:11

Sony had no plan with their Spider-Manless villainverse, these incompetent execs had no clue what they were doing. Kevin Feige most likely wants to distance his MCU from the Sonyverse as much as possible. I have a theory that as soon as Feige saw the Venom 2 post credit scene, he basically ordered Sony to get their toys out of his sandbox.