The Thor: Love and Thunder and Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Now that the multiverse is confirmed to be a part of the MCU, thanks to the Spider-Man 2, further teasing the web-slinger exploring the multiverse.
The title of Spider-Man: No Way Home already teases the character’s adventures (and trouble) while exploring the multiverse, which will surely bring big and dangerous consequences to the MCU, with Spider-Man needing help from other heroes like Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch). Spider-Man exploring the MCU’s multiverse, and with characters from previous Spider-Man movies ing, has made fans theorize that this adventure will see Holland’s Peter come across Andrew Garfield’s version and Tobey Maguire’s as well, but it can also have a more shocking and heartbreaking impact on young Peter’s life that also has to do with his alternate versions but mostly with Mary Jane, who in the MCU is actually called Michelle Jones.
While seeing what the multiverse has to offer, Spider-Man could end up taking a look at an alternate universe where Mary Jane has been put through a lot of grief and suffering because of her relationship with that universe’s Spider-Man, prompting the MCU’s Peter to distance himself from MJ in order to keep her safe and not make her suffer as his other versions have. In the comics, Mary Jane has gone through a lot due to her relationship with Peter and is more often than not put into life or death situations as she’s the go-to damsel in distress in Spider-Man’s arcs. This was no different in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy, so Holland’s Peter Park could get a glimpse at that heartbreaking alternate reality and do his best for MJ not to go through the same, thus ending the MCU’s Spider-Man and MJ.
This could go as deep as Holland’s version looking at Maguire’s Spider-Man and his very complicated and sad relationship with Kristen Dunst’s Mary Jane, thus bringing together these two universes and doing some fan service in the process. Whether this can bring that other version of Spider-Man into the mix or not, what's true is that the MCU’s multiverse opens countless doors for the future of this universe’s characters, and one of those could put an end to Spider-Man’s relationship with MJ in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
