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Summary

• Spider-Man: No Way Home originally planned to feature Kraven the Hunter as the main villain, but Sony denied the use of the character for the movie.
• The ending of Spider-Man: No Way Home sets up the possibility of adapting Kraven's famous storyline, "Kraven's Last Hunt," in Spider-Man 4.
• Introducing Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Kraven in Spider-Man 4 would provide an opportunity for a major crossover between the MCU and Sony's Spider-Man Universe, especially considering the potential end of the multiverse storyline in upcoming Phase 6 films.

Spider-Man: No Way Home's missing villain can finally make his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in Spider-Man 4, with the perfect story waiting. Tom Holland has concluded his first trilogy as Peter Parker, but that doesn't mean the actor is done with the iconic character. Holland will be back for at least another solo movie, and while not much is known about the MCU Spider-Man 4's story, the movie could bring back Spider-Man: No Way Home's original idea. In the MCU, Spider-Man has gone up against many exciting foes, both in his three solo movies and in appearances in Avengers films, even fighting other heroes in Captain America: Civil War.
In his first two solo movies, Holland's Spider-Man went up against some truly exciting villains, with Michael Keaton's Vulture giving Spider-Man a menacing foe, while Jake Gyllenhaal's Mysterio tricked the hero into believing he was on his side and ended up revealing to the world that Peter Parker was Spider-Man. Then came Holland's explosive third movie, with Spider-Man: No Way Home's cast including an exciting host of multiverse villains from Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man movies — Doc Ock, Green Goblin, Electro, Sandman, and the Lizard. While the multiverse villains were exciting, Spider-Man: No Way Home originally planned to focus on another villain who could be the perfect foe for Spider-Man 4.
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