Spider-Man: Homecoming and looks to be true again with its sequel - especially when it comes to Spider-Man's enemies.
In Spider-Man: Homecoming, the Marvel Cinematic Universe received several new villains from Spider-Man's rogues gallery. The main one was Michael Keaton playing Adrian Toomes a.k.a. Vultur, but he also brought his crew with him. The film featured Logan Marshall-Green and Bokeem Woodbine as different versions of Shocker, introduced Donald Glover as Aaron Davis a.k.a. Prowler, and even brought Michael Chernus in as The Tinkerer. There was also Michael Mando as Scorpion, who was taking the main villain role as Mysterio - and he may be ed by Chameleon.
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Chameleon is as strongly linked to Spider-Man as any of his villains, and actually appeared in the wall-crawler's very first solo issue, Amazing Spider-Man #1 in 1963. He gets his name from his ability to constantly and effortlessly change his appearance, oftentimes taking the place of other major characters. He's gone on to be a recurring villain of Spidey and even a member of the Sinister Six. However, Chameleon's links don't stop there. He is the younger half-brother to Sergei Kravinoff, better known as Kraven the Hunter. The two have regularly teamed up to try and best Spider-Man - something that could be in play in the MCU's future, especially if that rumored Kraven the Hunter spinoff goes ahead.
If Far From Home does bring Chameleon into the fold, his introduction could be part of a bigger plan. His immediate future could be big, as he'd be an ideal partner for Mysterio, thanks to the duo's shared masterful ability to escape any situation. Even if it is just a small role now, Acar then finds himself in a position where he could return in future sequels. If there is a future for him, then one for Kraven is also likely. There's been talk of Kraven as the villain in the third film, which could possibly then result in a potential fourth film tackling Sinister Six. That is still a distant possibility though, but Acar looks to be a great candidate to bring Chameleon to life in Spider-Man: Far From Home.
