While heartbreaking, this would be a great way to conclude the two Spider-Men's relationship and would open the opportunity to explore Miles as the lead superhero in the Insomniac Spider-Man games to its full potential. At this point, Miles would be left with the hard decision to kill Peter before it's too late. With the symbiote quickly taking over Peter's mind and body, it's not a stretch to suggest that the suit will take over Marvel's Spider-Man 2's version of Peter Parker completely, changing every element of his being until there's nothing of the original hero left. Though the latter is cruel, it would give the game room to explore other storylines without killing off its original Peter Parker completely.Īfter the events of Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse, in which the Peter Parker in Miles' universe dies, nothing would be more shocking than having Miles Morales witness Peter's death again, except for having to watch Miles Morales kill Peter instead. Alternatively, Kraven captures and kills Spider-Man leading to a false ending in which the "dead" Peter Parker is buried alive. Firstly, Kraven becomes more enraged by the fact he cannot capture Spider-Man and falls victim to his own mistakes, and succumbs to the curse that only allows Spider-Man to kill him. A breakdown of the second Marvel's Spider-Man 2 trailer shows Kraven has taken over a substantial amount of New York, as seen by the hunters surrounding the house of Kurt Connors.įollowing established lore, there are a few ways this encounter can play out. The scene follows Kraven stalking his prey before deciding to set Manhattan as his next hunting ground. One of the most famous Spider-Man stories of all time is Kraven's Last Hunt which the first trailer mimics almost perfectly, suggesting the game will follow its storyline. With two iconic Spider-Man villains, it's likely one of them will be the end of Peter Parker, for multiple reasons. The two main antagonists of the Marvel's Spider-Man 2 appear to be Kraven the Hunter and the Venom symbiote.
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