Spider-Man: Far From Home - 8 Fan Demands That Must Happen

6. The Continuation Of Vulture's Story

Spider Man Homecoming Vulture Michael Keaton
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Michael Keaton's Vulture joined the top-tier of MCU villains in Spider-Man: Homecoming, sitting comfortably in an exclusive club joined by Thanos, Loki, and Killmonger. He's already confirmed to return for the sequel, although his exact role is still to be revealed, and given the ending of Homecoming, it's only natural that fans are anxious to see how Toomes deals with the knowledge of Pete's true identity.

Homecoming left Toomes in prison alongside Michael Mando's Scorpion, and with talk of there being several villains in its sequel, the chance of a breakout is looking increasingly likely. Unless, of course, it transpires that Toomes has served his sentence by the time Far From Home releases. Remember, Avengers 4 is said to feature a five year time jump in the wake of Thanos' snap, and though we're yet to find out if timelines will be reset by its conclusion, Vulture serving out his sentence is a genuine possibility.

The likelihood, of course, is that Peter will meet Adrian again at some point. Should that come in Far From Home, expect there to be some serious suspense, and for the story to flesh out his character even more.

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