Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse sheds light on the presence of Michael Keaton’s Adrian Toomes, aka Vulture, in Morbius and Venom’s universe. The sequel reveals a crucial plot point that explains the events of Morbius’ post-credits scene.

The Multiversal Rifts And Vulture’s Invasion

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse unveils the repercussions of the events in the first film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, which caused rifts between universes. A Renaissance-inspired Vulture, voiced by Jorma Taccone, invades Spider-Gwen’s universe, Earth-65. With the assistance of Miguel O’Hara (Spider-Man 2099) and Jessica Drew, Gwen learns the cause behind Vulture’s sudden appearance in her world.

Solving The Post-Credits Pothole

Spider-Verse 2 establishes that Into the Spider-Verse is the primary factor responsible for Vulture’s presence in Sony’s Marvel universe. It explains why Vulture suspects a connection with Spider-Man. This revelation not only resolves the confusion from Morbius’ post-credits scene but also addresses fan criticisms regarding the movie’s misunderstanding of No Way Home’s spell.

A Glimpse Of Sony’s Spider-Man Grand Plan

Spider-Verse 2’s connection between the first film and Morbius’ post-credits scene hints at Sony’s potential endgame for its Marvel universe. Vulture’s attempt to recruit Morbius suggests the formation of a Sinister Six team-up, possibly seeking revenge against Spider-Man. This aligns with previous reports about Sony’s long-term goal of assembling the Sinister Six. Members like Venom, Kraven the Hunter, and Chameleon are already speculated, with the sixth member poised to be a surprising villain from another universe. The Spider-Verse’s influence may gradually impact the live-action realm.