Not Jake Gyllenhaal’s Mysterio

The vast majority accepted the antagonist of Spider-Man: Far From Home would be Jake Gyllenhaal’s Mysterio, in spite of the fact that there have been bits of gossip about numerous villains and now the first trailer has depicted Mysterio as a hero, battling a creature Peter Parker maybe couldn’t deal with alone:

This propelled a thousand thirst tweets, however, it additionally propelled theory about the identities of these creatures:

So Who are The Villian In Spiderman: Far From Home

A month ago at CCXP (Comic-Con Experience in Brazil), Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal discussed how their characters battle “creatures” together.

These seem, by all accounts, to be Marvel Comics villains The Elementals, with the three presented above appearing to be Magnum, Hellfire, and Hydron, despite the fact that there are different villains they could be.

CBM detected some Easter eggs in the trailer that could point to alternate personalities (or could simply be trolling every one of us).

At the point when Nick Fury and Maria Hill are seen battling that first creature in the image, there’s a license plate in the scene that begins with 463. CBM calls attention to that Sandman initially showed up in The Amazing Spider-Man #4 in 1963. (It’s somewhat of a stretch.)

Shortly after the second creature above is seen, the trailer demonstrates a shot on the London Bridge where a vehicle has the tag “2865 SEP,” which may reference Molten Man’s first appearance in Amazing Spider-Man #28 in 1965.

There’s likewise a boat spotted behind Ned Leeds in Venice that has “ASM 212” painted on it, and Hydro-Man’s first appearance was in Amazing Spider-Man #212.

The Elementals

So these three creatures could be Sandman, Molten Man, and Hydro-Man, however, the official synopsis refers to them as “elemental creatures,” so how about we talk about The Elementals. There are four individuals from The Elementals, first presented in Marvel’s Supernatural Thrillers #4 in 1974.

They’re extra dimensional creatures who used to rule parts of the Earth. They take humanoid shape and each control one of the four components. Magnum controls rocks, Hellfire controls fire, Hydron controls water, and Zephyr (not found in the trailer, supposedly) controls air.

Conclusion

So it’s elementary, or if nothing else that is what that somebody needs you to think. We as a whole know Mysterio (genuine name: Quentin Beck) is a villain in the comics, and the film’s synopsis even alludes to there being more going on, saying Spidey and Nick Fury are endeavoring to “reveal the riddle of a few elemental creature attacks.”

In the comics, Mysterio utilizes enhancements, illusions, hypnotism, and different traps to trick people into trusting he has superpowers. He’s seen doing some wizardry in the trailer, yet is this the reality, or is it simply a dream?

He’s doing well at creating symbols before him like Doctor Strange does, but it could all be for show. No doubt, Mysterio is making the elemental assaults himself and acting the hero for personal gain, similar to somebody’s frightening cousin who begins a fire and afterwards “spares” everybody by putting it out.

We’ll check whether Mysterio is without a doubt the wellspring of this secret and witchcraft (he is) when Spider-Man: Far From Home opens July 5th.

Source: Uproxx, CBM