A new toy set for Spider-Man: No Way Home teases a fight scene inside the Sanctum Sanctorum with Peter, Dr. Strange, and Wong all included. Sony and Marvel are keeping the latest Tom Holland Spider-Man flick heavily hush-hush, to such an extent that they keep on savaging fans waiting for the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer rather than simply release it. With just shy of a half year to go until the film finally hits theaters, however, things are gradually starting to stream out about the film and each snippet of information has audiences increasingly energized.
Dr. Strange is reputed to be taking on the coach job akin to Iron Man in the initial two Holland-drove Spider-Man films and a new toy recommends that Peter Parker will look for cover at the Sanctum Sanctorum with him before they get into some Multiversal fighting. The LEGO set shows Zendaya’s MJ, Peter Parker, Wong, and Dr. Strange all in the Sanctorum fighting off what the site calls a “buildable, giant bug beast with holding claws.” The beast has Wong in his grasp and both Strange and Peter appear to surge his salvage. Look at the full set underneath:
What this means for Spider-Man: No Way Home is unclear other than the conspicuous implications of Dr. Strange and Peter Parker getting together in New York. Could the giant mess with beast be a creature from the Multiverse? In the event that Peter were to accidentally access it, the Sanctum Sanctorum appears to be a conspicuous place for him to do as such. In any case, it should be noted that LEGO sets aren’t always intelligent of exactly what will happen in the film, so the actual toy could be an amalgamation of occasions or even a riff on a certain plot point.
Regardless, what’s shown is invigorating and as the release date for Spider-Man: No Way Home approaches, along these lines, as well, does the primary glance at the film. Marvel probably doesn’t want to distract a lot from their other high profile releases, including Black Widow. They may be waiting for publicity to fade away encompassing the MCU’s re-visitation of theaters prior to unleashing another wave of anticipation. When they do open to floodgates on Spider-Man: No Way Home, there’s no easing back down until the film finally releases this December.