The animated hit nearly had a post-credits scene focused on The Spot.
Acclaimed creative duo Christopher Miller and Phil Lord have yet another hit on their hands with Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. The multiversal spider-flick has been killing it at the box office with just about everything fans could want - a heartfelt adventure about fitting in, a perfect villain for Miles Morales capable of breaking the multiverse itself, and plenty of Spider-people . One thing it lacked, however, was a post-credits scene.
It was a tad unusual for Across the Spider-Verse to hit theaters without some sort of post-credits footage. Marvel films have routinely employed these sorts of teasers, but it was also present in the first film of this trilogy, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Once the credits rolled, audiences got a brief look at Miguel O'Hara , setting up more of the massive multiverse of Spideys for the sequel.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The original plan, however, would've tied into another scene that never made it into the film. According to Miller and Lord, the first scene would've had The Spot hanging out in a bar filled with Spider-Man villains, but nobody notices his presence. Lord elaborates, "And then he finally steals the drink for himself and he pours it down and it all leaks out of his holes. He’s the dorkiest villain.
Since there was no spot for The Spot's initial trip, that final scene never would've worked out, something that returning head of character animation Alan Hawkins was a bit disappointed by. "That was one of my favorite things, seeing this guy get picked on and then come back and, with just a whisper, demolishes every person that comes at him. But you have to have both of those sequences for that to work.
Instead, the film ends only with a card promising that Miles will return for Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, the final entry in the Spider-Verse trilogy. The film, which is currently slated for March 29, 2024, is shaping up to be a wild conclusion with Miller and Lord promising even more new Spideys than Across the Spider-Verse. Among those web-slingers will likely be Miles' original allies from the first film including Peter B.
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