Miles Morales, having learned that his father, Officer Jefferson Davis, is destined to die as a "canon event" to ensure the stability of the multiverse, rejected his fate. He fought his way through an army of Spider-People to save his father, inadvertently landing in a universe where he is the Prowler, and where a variant of himself (the "other" Miles) is the villain. Meanwhile, Gwen Stacy, ostracized from the Spider-Society, has assembled a ragtag rescue squad including Peter B. Parker, Spider-Man Noir, Spider-Ham, and Peni Parker to find Miles.
Across the Spider-Verse heavily foreshadowed that Gwen is not just a love interest; she is the key to the multiverse’s repair. Her ability to create a "dimension-hopping watch" and her instinct to build a team suggest she will be the one to confront Miguel. spider-man beyond the spider-verse
To understand where Beyond the Spider-Verse is going, we must first grapple with where Across the Spider-Verse left us. The ending was a daring narrative gambit that split the "Spider-Team" into disparate, vulnerable factions. Miles Morales, having learned that his father, Officer
| Character | Voice Actor | Status | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Miles Morales | Shameik Moore | Lead | | Gwen Stacy | Hailee Steinfeld | Lead | | Peter B. Parker | Jake Johnson | Returning | | Miguel O’Hara | Oscar Isaac | Returning | | The Spot | Jason Schwartzman | Main Villain | | Jefferson Morales | Brian Tyree Henry | Returning | | Rio Morales | Lauren Vélez | Returning | | Spider-Punk (Hobie) | Daniel Kaluuya | Returning | | Spider-Man Noir | Nicolas Cage | Returning (After missing Across ) | | Peni Parker | Kimiko Glenn | Returning | | | TBD | Rumored heavily | Parker, Spider-Man Noir, Spider-Ham, and Peni Parker to
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Across the Spider-Verse ended on a heart-stopping double cliffhanger: