So I'm now supposed to accept that the universes' Spidermen now not only have their own dimension (which apparently happened to be empty and available to build things in creative mode in), but also that they are all simultaneously there (sooo, no crime anywhere then?) and are all now supposedly multiversian versions of timecops, while general Spiderman isn't even very knowledgeable about multiverses? And absolutely no other superhero (especially the multiverse travelling ones) is there?
This goes directly against all Spiderman (and Marvel) canon and makes absolutely no sense at all other than driving the story of this horrible set of movies...
Also, SpiderGwen knows it ends bad between them in all multiverses (the whole infinite of them?) while technically by logic it would make it inevitably a 50/50 chance, since there are always infinitely more universes. And are all those other Gwens also shifting multiverse for their Spidey's? Then where are they?
People watching this are so overhyped by the drawing style (which has been done countless times before, tbh) and the fact it addresses the woke subject of a dark-skinned Spiderman (which also technically in a multiverse there shouldn't be just 1 of, but also countless many) and infinitely speaking there should be close-almost identical Myles'es that do this exact same thing from other universes too, so they would meet and create chaotic loops on themselves while hindering eachother at a level of madness...
If the multiverse exists of infinite slightly-different-from-the-previous realities, then when one does cross between them, there would be a rather large set of the same guy stepping to their next one if no destination is specified, or they'd all bump into eachother in the destination-multiverse (probably entering at the same spot at the same time) if the destination is meaningfully set as a problem-verse at that time (which also is kinda impossible since it would happen on soooo many other universes too if you follow multiverse rules).
Using the multiverse is really cool if you hold to the actual rules of it, and although I get it's complicated and needs a clear logic mind, if it's too complicated for the storywriter or they lack said logic, maybe don't make a shameful completely illogical trilogy about it? If you don't follow (or know) the basic multiversial ruleset, it takes away any and all intrigue into it and you should've just used (and adapted to using) planets or something alike instead of the multiverse. :man_shrugging:
Review by Nico di AngeloBlockedParentSpoilers2023-08-25T01:18:29Z
So I'm now supposed to accept that the universes' Spidermen now not only have their own dimension (which apparently happened to be empty and available to build things in creative mode in), but also that they are all simultaneously there (sooo, no crime anywhere then?) and are all now supposedly multiversian versions of timecops, while general Spiderman isn't even very knowledgeable about multiverses? And absolutely no other superhero (especially the multiverse travelling ones) is there?
This goes directly against all Spiderman (and Marvel) canon and makes absolutely no sense at all other than driving the story of this horrible set of movies...
Also, SpiderGwen knows it ends bad between them in all multiverses (the whole infinite of them?) while technically by logic it would make it inevitably a 50/50 chance, since there are always infinitely more universes. And are all those other Gwens also shifting multiverse for their Spidey's? Then where are they?
People watching this are so overhyped by the drawing style (which has been done countless times before, tbh) and the fact it addresses the woke subject of a dark-skinned Spiderman (which also technically in a multiverse there shouldn't be just 1 of, but also countless many) and infinitely speaking there should be close-almost identical Myles'es that do this exact same thing from other universes too, so they would meet and create chaotic loops on themselves while hindering eachother at a level of madness...
If the multiverse exists of infinite slightly-different-from-the-previous realities, then when one does cross between them, there would be a rather large set of the same guy stepping to their next one if no destination is specified, or they'd all bump into eachother in the destination-multiverse (probably entering at the same spot at the same time) if the destination is meaningfully set as a problem-verse at that time (which also is kinda impossible since it would happen on soooo many other universes too if you follow multiverse rules).
Using the multiverse is really cool if you hold to the actual rules of it, and although I get it's complicated and needs a clear logic mind, if it's too complicated for the storywriter or they lack said logic, maybe don't make a shameful completely illogical trilogy about it?
If you don't follow (or know) the basic multiversial ruleset, it takes away any and all intrigue into it and you should've just used (and adapted to using) planets or something alike instead of the multiverse. :man_shrugging:
Like, wtf...
Worst and most illogical Spiderman shit ever!