The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Electro Power and its five underdeveloped characters.
When filming a sequel, it’s common for the movie to leave unanswered questions to encourage viewers to watch the sequels. However, sometimes, the success of a feature film is not enough to make the aforementioned series profitable, as was the case with The Amazing Spider-Man 2: The Power of Electro (2014), which had five characters remaining. Half grown.
However, after the success of the movie Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), the possibility of a continuation of the saga starring Andrew Garfield has been mentioned, but until this possibility becomes a reality, we will pass to analyze the five cases. If you continue reading this article, you will see it mentioned.
Alexey Systevich
Alexei Systevich, better known as Rhino, first appeared in The Horns of the Rhino in Amazing Spider-Man #41 (1986)! Starring Stan Lee and John Romita in the comedy film C.
He is first seen in The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Electro-Power as a common criminal, who is taken relatively easy by the hero but at the end of the film, he ends up wearing a rhinoceros armor and clashing with Spider-Man. Man: In the battle we don’t see, even if we think about the result. But the villain’s costume design didn’t go down well with the audience and may be overshadowed by Alessandro Nivola’s Rhino, who made his film debut in Kraven, the Hunter (to be released this year). .
Alistair Smythe
Alistair Smythe first saw the light of day in the comic book Fun ‘n’ Games, in The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #19 (1985), published by Louise Simonson and Mary Wilshire.
However, in The Amazing Spider-Man 2: The Force Awakens, BJ Novak’s Alastair Smite has a slightly more limited role beyond defeating Max Dillon, who is clearly before developing the powers that culminate in the villain. . The saga’s abrupt end makes us wonder if Alistair Smythe will have an important role in the future or, conversely, that his presence in the film was just a wink for fans.
Norman Osborn.
Norman Osborn, known as the Green Goblin, appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #14 (1964), a comic book published by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko titled The Grotesque Adventure of the Green Goblin.
At the beginning of The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Electro, we see how Norman Osborn, played by Chris Cooper, died before he had the chance to become the Green Goblin. However, it is hinted at the possibility, albeit very subtle, that Norman Osborn has yet to say the last word. It is a theory that can be solved in the third part. There is no doubt that Francis is a very important character in Spider-Man for anyone to think it would be good to waste him in this way.
Felicia Hardy
Felicia Hardy, better known as Black Cat, made her debut in the comic Don’t Cross Your Path, in Amazing Spiderman #194 (1979), a comic by Marv Wolfman and Dave Cockrum.
Felicity Jones, known as Felicia in The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Electro Power, appears as a new employee at Oscorp under the orders of Harry Osborn. Although we don’t get to see her in the role of a thief, Black Cat, an over-usable character that shouldn’t have gone to waste, no doubt would have done so if the saga hadn’t been cancelled. Shy fans of the franchise on the simple use of the name.
Gustav leaflets
Gustave Flair, also known as Caballero, first appeared in the novel Spider-Man: The Gathering of the Sinister Six (1999), written by Adam-Troy Castro. The comic strip is The Death of Wilson Fisk, published in Civil War II: Kingpin #4 (2016), with scripts by Matthew Rosenberg and illustrations by Ricardo Lopez Ortiz and Haydam Sherman.
The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) and The Amazing Spider-Man 2: The Force Awakens, played by Michael Massey, little is known about the character’s cinematographic development at the end of the films. Of all the semi-developed characters in this saga, as the image leading this episode shows, he is walking in the corridor, with various elements of the Sinister Six, for example, the doctor’s arms octopus, in addition to the Vulture’s wings and the aforementioned rhinoceros armor.