Why Loki's ending brings the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer closer

Why if the shootings of Spider-Man: No Way Home ended in March still no trailer? That was the question that flooded social networks in recent weeks in the face of impatience for one of the most anticipated releases of the year. The delay was unintelligible until today: The end of Loki on Disney+ explained the reason and brought the launch closer than ever. When is?

The project of the third film starring Tom Holland has been under strict secrecy since its inception and there have already been countless versions for both sides. The possibility of the multiverse with the participation of Tobey MaGuire and Andrew Garfield gained more and more force and the final episode of Loki this Wednesday seems to confirm it.

With the definitive scene, where the character of Tom Hiddleston and Sylvie Lushton manage to defeat Kang the Conqueror, a new world opens up for the MCU. It’s that when Lady Loki’s blade pierced the villain, it shattered the Sacred Timeline and generated countless intertwined parallel realities.

This unprecedented situation may lead to the next Spidey movie The long-awaited Spider-Verse debuts. Even that may be the reason why Marvel has not released the trailer for the film yet: because it was going to make a spoiler about Loki. With the Disney + series finished, everything is given to see the expected trailer.

When is the trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home released?

While the launch is really imminent, no official confirmations yet. Some fans point to the July 16, 2021 (date the tape was due to premiere before being postponed by the coronavirus pandemic) or next Monday at the latest. At the moment, the only thing Marvel did is to launch authorized Hot Toys with Holland’s face and superhero costume.

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