TomHolland annonce la fin du tournage de No Way Home d’une façon inattendue. Le 26 mars 2021, Tom Holland a publié une « story » sur son compte Instagram où il pose torse nu (et bien musclé) avec son coach sportif. La photo est accompagnée du commentaire suivant : Depuisle triomphe de Spider-Man : No Way Home (1,9 milliard de recettes mondiales en 2021), la rumeur ne cesse de s'amplifier autour d'une nouvelle trilogie. La productrice Amy Pascal l'avait déjà évoquée, avant de se rétracter et de préciser qu'il s'agissait d'un vœu. En décembre dernier, Kevin Feige en a annoncé "un développement Ageneral look at the costumes and characters of the new Spider-Man: No Way Home they come from Funko. In addition to the vinyl figures dedicated to the characters of Ned (Jacob Batalon), MJ (Zandaya) and Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch), there are also three figures dedicated to Spider-Man: Vay Tiền Nhanh. Dans Spider-Man No Way Home, Peter Parker pourrait obtenir son costume noir et or d'une façon très simple. À l’image de son mentor Iron Man, Peter Parker a souvent changé de costume d’un film à l’autre et Spider-Man No Way Home ne fera pas exception. Ainsi, on devrait retrouver le jeune héros dans une nouvelle tenue noire et dorée, dont les origines auraient récemment fuité si l’on en croit une rumeur relayée par le site The Direct. Selon cette spéculation, Peter Parker serait aspergé de peinture verte par des supporters de Mysterio pendant l’une des scènes du film. Plutôt que de se changer, l’homme-araignée décide de retourner son costume noir et rouge… qui devient alors noir et doré. Voilà comme il obtiendrait son nouveau look. Le site The Cosmic Wonder, initialement à l’origine de ces détails, a argumenté en mentionnant une version Halloween du costume noir et or, décrite comme réversible comme dans le film sur l’emballage. Ce serait une façon assez étonnante et presque trop triviale d’introduire une nouvelle tenue de Spider-Man. À noter que mis à part ce fameux costume d’Halloween, rien ne confirme que c’est bien de cette façon qu’il sera obtenu par Peter Parker. C’est même plutôt le contraire. De fait, sur les images déjà dévoilées, le costume noir et or semble avoir des détails rappelant l’univers de Doctor Strange, ce qui laisse penser que c’est plutôt le Sorcier Suprême qui va aider Peter Parker à avoir cette nouvelle tenue. Comme toujours, il va falloir faire preuve de patience avant d’avoir le fin mot de l’histoire, puisque la réponse sera vraisemblablement apportée par le film. À moins que la prochaine bande-annonce de Spider-Man No Way nous en dise déjà plus. Warning This article contains spoilers for Spider-Man No Way Home! If you haven't already, be sure to check out IGN's review of the MCU sequel. It wouldn't be a new MCU Spider-Man movie without at least one new costume. Spider-Man No Way Home certainly doesn't disappoint. The latest MCU epic introduces multiple new looks for Tom Holland's hero, including a fusion of new and old dubbed the "Integrated Suit."That said, with so much going on in the new movie, you can be forgiven for being confused about what exactly the Integrated Suit is and what sets it apart from previous MCU costumes. And that's to say nothing of the brand new costume teased at the very end of the film. Let's break down both of these new Spidey suits and why Peter Parker's wardrobe seems to keep Is Spider-Man's Integrated Suit?Holland's Peter Parker cycles through several looks over the course of No Way Home, beginning with the red and black costume introduced in the climax of Far From Home. Peter then switches to a unique black and gold costume that turns out to have a surprisingly unglamorous origin. After the Far From Home suit is defaced by an angry New Yorker with some green paint, Peter turns the suit inside out and reveals the complex circuitry hidden beneath the surface. He then augments that reverse costume with a magical gauntlet designed by Doctor Strange. Peter's high-tech Iron Spider costume also puts in a return appearance, which is where the Integrated Suit gets its origin story. Peter wears the Iron Spider in his battle with Doctor Octopus, but after Doc Ock rips off a chunk of the suit from Peter's chest, Peter is able to use its fluid nanotech to take control of Ock's tentacles. Later in the film, after Ock is turned "good," Peter reclaims the nanotech while wearing the freshly laundered Far From Home that's how the Integrated Suit is born. The base of the costume is the same red and black suit, but the giant gold spider emblem represents the fusion of fabric and nanotech. The Integrated Suit is ostensibly the best of all worlds, combining Peter's personal design with the best gadgets the late Tony Stark could cook up. The catch is that we learn during the course of the film that the suits can no longer communicate with Stark's servers, so it stands to reason this suit was never able to live up to its full potential. Cue the movie's final costume change...Spider-Man's Red and Blue CostumeThe final scenes in No Way Home show Peter embracing his new life of anonymity, moving into his own apartment and stitching together a homemade Spider-Man costume. Things move so quickly in the last moments of the film as Spidey is swinging through a snowy New York evening that we never get a proper look at the new suit. It plays more as a tease of things to come in future sequels much like the Iron Spider cameo in Homecoming or that infamous deleted scene from The Wolverine.Based on what we see of this costume, it appears to be more closely inspired by Spider-Man's classic comic book costume than any previous MCU suit. The bright blue and red colors are certainly a departure from the MCU Spidey norm, and it seems to lack the high-tech bells and whistles of its predecessors. Why the downgrade? As we've already covered, Peter's Far From Home suit was running into issues communicating with Stark's servers. There's no telling what other problems Spidey might run into as the suit ages and breaks down. The Iron Spider suit, meanwhile, had a big hole in its chest last time we saw it. And because Peter is clearly operating on very limited resources, he has to make do with cloth and spandex rather than liquid also likely this new costume is meant to pay tribute to Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Men. Holland's Peter has seen how other versions of himself can save the day without fancy gadgets or armor, and he's ready to follow in their footsteps. Most importantly, the new suit represents the completion of Peter's character arc in the MCU. In Homecoming, Tony Stark tells Peter, "If you're nothing without this suit, then you shouldn't have it." Peter had to learn the hard way that the costume doesn't make the hero. Now that he's a little older and a little wiser, Peter no longer needs to lean on Tony's inventions as a crutch. He doesn't need a costume with a personal system or an insta-kill mode. He's ready to get back to basics as a Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. At at least until the next time the Avengers come calling...For more, check out our full breakdown of the No Way Home ending, see what that mid-credits scene means for Venom's future and learn how the Spider-Man comics have handled Aunt May's death. Jesse is a mild-mannered staff writer for IGN. Allow him to lend a machete to your intellectual thicket by following jschedeen on Twitter. There’s another bunch of leaked and rumored stuff that popped out online today for Spider-Man No Way Home including the look at the rumored Green Goblin suit which could appear in the film directed by Jon Watts and stars Tom Holland as Spider-Man. Above you’ll see the concept art for character who has already been confirmed to make an appearance in the film. And below you’ll also see a closer look at the rumored Green Goblin costume for “No Way Home”. still take all of this with a grain of salt because we dont really know anything at the moment because Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures has been keeping mum about the film. As for the Green Goblin suit, here’s a nice comparison between Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin suit and this rumored costume. If this costume is indeed coming to No Way Home then it definitely follows the continuity of the Sam Raimi films with Tobey Maguire Spidey evading the goblin glider which was deployed to stab him only to hit Dafoe’s Norman Osborn. The suit is partially damaged with one part covered up whether intentionally or not to make it more visually interesting. So in the story, Peter Parker gets some help from Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange to make the some changes to the world and also for the damage that Mysterio has done to the life of Peter Parker by the end of Spider-Man Far Frome Home. Spider-Man No Way Home stars Tom Holland, Zendaya, Jacob Batalon, Benedict Cumberbatch, Alfred Molina, Jamie Foxx and more. Follow me on Twitter at thefanboyseo for more geek news and updates. Leave a comment

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