A theory about the MCU

This is in keeping with the recently-released No Way Home title for Spider-Man 3 (keeping with the Home theme of the first two).

Anyway, here's my theory (the final two WandaVision episodes notwithstanding):

1. The No Way Home title refers not only to Peter Parker (tying in with having his secret identity revealed at the end of Far From Home) but also Wanda, and the movie will end fairly ambiguously.

2. I'm on the side of thinking that no previous Spider-Men will be introduced in Spider-Man 3, but the confirmed villains from previous iterations will appear and set up a multiverse opportunity down the line for the 2000s and 2010s Spider-Men to join Peter Parker of 2016 to now to deal with the problem.  

And 3. The Doctor Strange sequel will tie the three-piece story (WandaVision, Spider-Man: No Way Home and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness) neatly together. 


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