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This is something that pissed me off a while ago when Spider-Man: No Way Home was coming out. You know nowadays since Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe launched, there would be a docuseries about superheroes getting their clip episodes prior to the release of the shows and films the superheroes are the stars of such as Scarlet Witch, Falcon, Winter Soldier, Loki and Black Widow. After each release for few months (few days for the shows), a documentary making of pop up for Assembled which talk about the shows and movies. Almost all these Phase Four productions have gotten these clip episodes and documentary episodes except for Eternals since they're new and soon a Assembled episode based on the movie. But, Marvel Studios just have a missed opportunity to skip a Marvel Studios: Legends episode for Spider-Man when Spider-Man: No Way Home was coming out. This is bollocks! Why would they miss out a episode on one of Marvel's beloved superheroes of all-time Spider-Man? It's such a shame every time I look at Sony's name, get be physically angry when they have the rights for Spider-Man for years and can do whatever the heck they want for them, but not for Disney, despite sharing the rights with Sony. The reason why Marvel Studios didn't make a Legends episode for Spider-Man is due to the rights from Sony and why Sony forbid Disney and Marvel for making Spider-Man content, or else they better be saving a episode for Spider-Man in wake of preparing for the animated Spider-Man: Freshman Year series on Disney+. Screw you Sony Pictures, I hope your company go out of business and have another hack remove everything from your studio! Back in 2015, I was happy about Spider-Man coming to the MCU starting with Captain America: Civil War, but was furiously upset when Sony is behind distributing the Spider-Man MCU trilogy, even the Disney Wiki have the articles for the Spider-Man films since Marvel Studios is involved with these productions. Disney just made a mistake to not fully get the rights for Spider-Man, sharing with Sony, yet they signed a new deal with Sony in 2019 with the announcement of Spider-Man: No Way Home. Spider-Man should have never been at Sony in the first place if it weren't for the success of the past Spider-Man films. In my opinion, Sony's Spider-Man Universe should have never existed and Venom, its sequel, Morbius and Kraven the Hunter should have been made in the MCU with the stories being different and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and its sequel with two parts should have been animated at Walt Disney Animation Studios with the story remaining the same. Oh, Spider-Man: No Way Home made billion of dollars at the box-office during the COVID-19 pandemic and let alone have Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield get a Spider-Man 4 and a Amazing Spider-Man 3 with Tom Hardy's Venom 3 being the final Sony's Spider-Man Universe film before Sony gave up the rights for Spider-Man in 2023 or forward.

Marvel Studios, you better not skip a Assembled episode for Spider-Man: No Way Home or else, you're in BIG trouble, so does you Disney and Sony! Oh, Disney and Sony partnership a deal to have their Spider-Man films on Disney+ and a chance that Marvel have a chance on making a new Assembled episode for Spider-Man.

Spider-Man © Marvel

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This is something that pissed me off a while ago when Spider-Man: No Way Home was coming out. You know nowadays since Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe launched, there would be a docuseries about superheroes getting their clip episodes prior to the release of the shows and films the superheroes are the stars of such as Scarlet Witch, Falcon, Winter Soldier, Loki and Black Widow. After each release for few months (few days for the shows), a documentary making of pop up for Assembled which talk about the shows and movies. Almost all these Phase Four productions have gotten these clip episodes and documentary episodes except for Eternals since they're new and soon a Assembled episode based on the movie. But, Marvel Studios just have a missed opportunity to skip a Marvel Studios: Legends episode for Spider-Man when Spider-Man: No Way Home was coming out. This is bollocks! Why would they miss out a episode on one of Marvel's beloved superheroes of all-time Spider-Man? It's such a shame every time I look at Sony's name, get be physically angry when they have the rights for Spider-Man for years and can do whatever the heck they want for them, but not for Disney, despite sharing the rights with Sony. The reason why Marvel Studios didn't make a Legends episode for Spider-Man is due to the rights from Sony and why Sony forbid Disney and Marvel for making Spider-Man content, or else they better be saving a episode for Spider-Man in wake of preparing for the animated Spider-Man: Freshman Year series on Disney+. Screw you Sony Pictures, I hope your company go out of business and have another hack remove everything from your studio! Back in 2015, I was happy about Spider-Man coming to the MCU starting with Captain America: Civil War, but was furiously upset when Sony is behind distributing the Spider-Man MCU trilogy, even the Disney Wiki have the articles for the Spider-Man films since Marvel Studios is involved with these productions. Disney just made a mistake to not fully get the rights for Spider-Man, sharing with Sony, yet they signed a new deal with Sony in 2019 with the announcement of Spider-Man: No Way Home. Spider-Man should have never been at Sony in the first place if it weren't for the success of the past Spider-Man films. In my opinion, Sony's Spider-Man Universe should have never existed and Venom, its sequel, Morbius and Kraven the Hunter should have been made in the MCU with the stories being different and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and its sequel with two parts should have been animated at Walt Disney Animation Studios with the story remaining the same. Oh, Spider-Man: No Way Home made billion of dollars at the box-office during the COVID-19 pandemic and let alone have Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield get a Spider-Man 4 and a Amazing Spider-Man 3 with Tom Hardy's Venom 3 being the final Sony's Spider-Man Universe film before Sony gave up the rights for Spider-Man in 2023 or forward.

Marvel Studios, you better not skip a Assembled episode for Spider-Man: No Way Home or else, you're in BIG trouble, so does you Disney and Sony! Oh, Disney and Sony partnership a deal to have their Spider-Man films on Disney+ and a chance that Marvel have a chance on making a new Assembled episode for Spider-Man.

Spider-Man © Marvel