u/Miguels_Ohara

the miguel doomsday is upon us...

Since we all like to rag on atsv miguel, here's a question.

Let's say, you were able to go back in time and you somehow became one of the writers for the spider-verse movies. What would be the things you'd suggest you fix Miguel's portrayal in the movie?

I still love atsv miguel a lot, but after reading the comics more and more and seeing clips like this, im starting to realize HOW MUCH of a royal fumble this is

its very interesting how everyone kinda skipped over the part that there *are* such thing as a good canon event when it comes to miguel, but will act like canon events are just the worst possible things happening to you just bc plot.

not to say that Miguel's logic is 100% sound bc the movie clearly points that he could be wrong, but it gets annoying how he just gets painted as a hater, and the canon events being treated like the worst things ever just because a lot of people have a bias AGAINST miguel.

It's being rumored that we will get our first look at Beyond the Spider-Verse during the San Diego Comic Con this Friday, and this will most likely include a look at how Miguel O'hara is gonna be portrayed in this new installment.

So how are we feeling? Hopeful? A sense of Dread? Please tell me!

(in my personal opinion, I feel like they are ultimately taking the long way around, having him make the 'wrong decision' and him seeing the ramifications of that before ultimately helping miles and the gang but maybe im just too hopeful sigh)