On Earth-42, however, Uncle Aaron is still alive, meaning he's able to meet the Miles we know – and, inevitably, take him prisoner when he realizes this Miles isn't the one he looks after in this universe.Įven worse, Uncle Aaron works for a different kind of Prowler on Earth-42. He was shot by Wilson Fisk for not killing Miles.
Viewers won't need reminding that Miles' Uncle Aaron (Mahershala Ali), who masqueraded as Earth-1610's version of the villainous Prowler, died in Into the Spider-Verse.
(Image credit: Sony Pictures)Īnswer(s): that's another Miles Morales and Earth-42's version of Aaron Davis. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse ending explained: how is Uncle Aaron alive? And who is the new Prowler? Now, he wants to exact revenge on Miles and that means destroying everyone and everything Miles holds dear. Why target the universe he hails from? Because Miles inadvertently ruined Ohnn's life when he destroyed the Super Collider in Into the Spider-Verse, which turned Ohnn into The Spot. What Spider-Man 2099 doesn't know, however, is that The Spot, now incredibly powerful, can render canon events null and void, as he possesses the capacity to destroy universes singlehandedly, including Earth-1610. If canon events are tampered with, they can lead to the breakdown of reality and destroy the Spider-Verse as we know it. He'll also be unable to save his dad from being killed in just two days – as Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man 2099 (Oscar Isaac) tells Miles during one of their heated discussions, the death of Miles' father is a "canon event", a fixed point in time that can't be changed. As Miles was bitten by an Earth-42-dwelling arachnid, he's sent to that dimension instead of his own, meaning he's trapped in a universe he doesn't recognize (and proving that your fan theories were, in fact, way off base). The Spider Society's teleportation device sends users to the universe where their spider-based DNA originated. It's this superpowered bug that bit Miles in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, thus giving him his powers.īut there's a problem. The reality it traveled from? Yep, Earth-42. During a test, the Super Collider brought a genetically engineered spider into Miles' universe.
To explain why Miles (Shameik Moore) doesn't travel back to his own reality – Earth-1610 – after using the Spider Society's Matrix-style teleportation machine, we have to go back to one of our first encounters with The Spot (Jason Schwartzman).Īs Across the Spider-Verse's chief villain reveals, Wilson Fisk's Super Collider – a glorified particle accelerator – was built with the help of The Spot, then just an ordinary scientist called Jonathan Ohnn.
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