Revealing the first look at The Spider-Verse suốt

We finally have our first look at the sequel to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Sony Pictures Entertainment dropped a trailer earlier this morning and confirmed that Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse will exclusively hit theaters on October 7, 2022.

The two-and-a-half minute teaser trailer begins right at the end of the first film, where Miles is letting go of some tunes when an afternoon portal opens, with Gwen asking him if he has a minute. The two get to know each other in Miles’ childhood room, while he tries unsuccessfully to hide some embarrassing things.

We then cut through Miles in his full suit, hopping between dimensions through some sort of portal. He travels to a futuristic-looking city, only to be immediately tackled by Spider-Man 2099, aka Miguel O’Hara, whom we last saw in the Into the Spider-Verse post credits scene. right away. Miguel seems to have devoted that to Miles, as the two engage in a tangled battle across the city, and even travel across dimensions at one point. Then we see the title of the movie and know that this will only be season one.

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There are a few interesting things to look out for in this trailer. The first scene that Miles jumps to seems to be some kind of future India. We can deduce this through the Indo-electronic fusion music, the signs in the background and the ‘Thwips’ appearing in the Hindi Devanagari script. There was an Indian Spider-Man comic that came out in 2004, but that’s set in the present time.

Second, we’re not sure why Miguel was fighting Miles. We know from the first film’s post-credits scene that he has the technology to jump between dimensions; perhaps his dimension is still influenced by the events of the first movie. He landed on Earth-67 and asked the native Spider-Man to come with him, before getting into a notable controversy. Maybe he needs to re-gather the Spider-Man gang once again to fend off a multiverse threat of some sort.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse will hit theaters on October 7, 2022.

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