Four years after Strange's spell, nobody remembers Peter Parker, and he protects New York alone as Spider-Man, steering clear of MJ and Ned. Seeing MJ with a new boyfriend triggers an evolution in his powers, and he starts producing webs from his own body. A telepath possesses people, including Mac Gargan, to raid Department of Damage Control sites looking for something called V-Max. It's Jean Grey, a young mutant searching for her sister, Sara, taken by Bill Metzger's department. Bruce Banner gives Peter an inhibitor to hold back the mutation. Jean learns Sara is dead and loses control. Peter embraces his new powers and calms her with a memory of Aunt May. Frank Castle shoots at Jean, and Peter takes the bullet. After recovering, he reaches out to Ned.
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What happens
Post-credits scenes
After the credits Ned's Spider-Man tracker app logs a new sighting. The map glitches and zooms out past Earth, placing him somewhere in space. Title card: 'Spider-Man will return.'
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5 easter eggs
Hidden details
CameoTombstone with a familiar voice
In the opening montage against street criminals, the crime boss Tombstone is Marvin Jones III. He had already voiced the same villain in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
At May's grave, near the end, Tom Holland improvised the line about not doing everything alone anymore. Cretton said it became the guiding idea for the whole movie.
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