He invents a machine that would, ideally, fuse human DNA with spider DNA and attempts to test it on himself, but the process was sabotaged by a jealous lab assistant who cranks the ratios up by 50%. As an adult, Miguel became the head of a genetics program at the semi-shady corporate juggernaut Alchemax, where he begins working on a project based on records of the original Spider-Man's exploits. Miguel's Spider-Man origins are similar to Peter's in that they were the results of genetic experimentation. He's basically exactly what it says on the tin: a Spider-Man from the year 2099, in keeping with the extremely '90s superhero tradition of advanced, cyberpunk alternate futures-think Marvel's own version of the Batman Beyond concept. He's accompanied by his holographic personal assistant, Lyla, who seems to be helping him with new tech, assuring him that if he succeeds, he'll be the first person to pull off an autonomous dimension jump.įor those of us not super well versed in '90s Marvel comics, Miguel might be a bit of a mystery. It introduces an entirely new character comics fans will recognize as Miguel O'Hara (voiced by none other than Oscar Isaac), AKA Spider-Man 2099. The actual post credits scene may even give us a little insight into that particular problem. Also, we can't tell by this brief moment whether or not the only person able to hop dimensions now is Gwen or if the rest of Miles' ragtag Spider-crew are going to be invited along as well. This certainly puts a damper on all the potential fun to be had, unless a solution was worked out somewhere off screen. We all want Miles and his interdimensional friends to be able to join back up and go on adventures again, but a major part of Into The Spider-Verse's story was the fact that dimension-hopping is potentially lethal for the people who are leaving their home universe. Obviously this leaves some major questions.
The implication here is pretty obvious-Gwen has found some way to hop through the multiverse on her own, without causing a black hole to open up under Brooklyn, and has figured out how to use this-tech? Magic?-to link back up with Miles. We never see her, but Gwen's voice chimes in, saying Miles' name to get his attention. We see Miles on his bed back in his dorm room before, off screen, a portal seems to open on his ceiling, glowing neon. We've known for a while that Sony has been planning on developing more Spider-Verse or Spider-Verse adjacent movies, which is what the very brief mid-credits scene starts to set up.
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