Toomes tells Morbius to let go of what he used to be in the trailer, as well as telling him that his newfound superpower is a gift. The fact that Morbius is set in the same universe as Spider-Man could be put to rest by any dialogue in the film that relates to Tom Holland's Spider-Man. Morbius' place in the Multiverse is still unknown, leading fans to wonder if the film is set in the MCU or the universe where Venom resides.
Morbius' latest trailer raises more questions than answers about the film's connections to the MCU, especially considering that Michael Keaton's Adrian Toomes is featured prominently in the new footage.
The confusing line in the second trailer indicates that Morbius knows Venom, which is something that needs to be addressed in the film.
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It's not known if Keaton will have a major role in the movie, but it seems that the Spider-Man: Homecoming villain could be the one who pushes Leto's anti-hero to embrace his newfound powers. It's possible that Morbius' confusing connections to the MCU and Venom's universe are an attempt to lure fans to see the film in theaters. The story of Dr. Michael Morbius, a scientist who is trying to find a cure for a rare blood disease, will be told in the film.
At some point, a certain Spider-Man will show up in Sony's Spider-Man universe to find out if some of the films are set in the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe. The web-slinger could make an appearance in Morbius to put an end to those theories.
The final trailer for Morbius features new looks at the vampire, as well as several connections to the wider Marvel universe.
The two-minute trailer offers the best look yet at Morbius' final vampire form, with the character's action sequences taking center stage. Morbius is the latest entry in Sony's Spider-Man universe, and it will center around a living vampire played by Leto.
Adrian Toomes is one of Leto's favorites because he has a surprising role in Morbius.
There is a brand-new featurette to give fans an overview of Morbius' comics history, as well as confirmation that a final trailer will arrive. New evidence indicates that the promotional push is about to start, and this means that marketing is poised to ramp up.
Morbius had multiple delays, most of which were due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. The new footage of Adrian Toomes was also shown.
On April 1, 2022, Morbius will premiere in theaters. There is a new look at Sony's newest anti-hero. Who knows?