Here's every Spider-Man suit confirmed and rumored to appear in Spider-Man: No Way Home. The third installment of Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures' Spider-Man franchise is among the most anticipated Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase 4 titles. Fans are eager to continue Peter Parker's (Tom Holland) story after Spider-Man: Far From Home's shocking ending, but the interest level in Spider-Man: No Way Home has risen even further given the rumors about who will appear in the movie.
Marvel and Sony have barely revealed anything officially about Spider-Man: No Way Home. It is confirmed that Tom Holland, Zendaya (MJ), and Jacob Batalon (Ned Leeds) will appear, with Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange returning to the MCU as well. Meanwhile, Alfred Molina has confirmed that he'll appear as Doc Ock from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2, with Jamie Foxx momentarily confirming on social media that he'll play Electro again after doing so in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. There are also rumors of other previous Spider-Man movie villains appearing, as well as former versions of Spider-Man played by Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield.
After all of the rumors and leaks pertaining to Spider-Man: No Way Home, a wave of information on the movie arrived in an unexpected way: toys. Action figures and LEGO sets provided potential looks at the movie's plot and characters. In addition to teasing Peter and MJ interacting with Doctor Strange and Wong, the most revealing part of these toys has been the different Spider-Man suits Holland's character will seemingly wear. This increased the number of suits fans can expect to see in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
It is common practice for major movie franchises to routinely change the appearance of their lead characters, and Marvel Studios is no stranger to doing this. Tony Stark had nearly 50 different Iron Man armor suits during his time in the MCU, which allowed Marvel to capitalize on merchandising opportunities. Holland's Spider-Man has frequently changed his look during his short time in the universe, as he's received a new suit in almost every single appearance. The costume changes are now expected to continue with Spider-Man: No Way Home, so here's every Spider-Man suit confirmed and rumored for the movie.
The first Spider-Man suit confirmed for Spider-Man: No Way Home is the red and black suit that debuted in Spider-Man: Far From Home. After failing to defeat Mysterio, Peter called upon Happy Hogan to help him. Happy surprised Peter with a portable workshop that could design a new Spider-Man suit for him installed on one of Tony's jets. Peter got right to work designing a new suit, which returned memories to Happy and viewers of watching Tony Stark do the same thing. Peter's new Spider-Man suit ditched the character's traditional red and blue color scheme and went with red and black instead. The suit upgraded the web-shooters to make them part of the suit itself and increased the capability of the taser webs. Peter's red and black Spider-Man suit also retains the web wings from Stark's original suit and includes a new parachute design.
One of Spider-Man's new suits in Spider-Man: No Way Home is a red, black, and gold design. This suit has been featured prominently on toy packaging for the movie, which could mean it is Peter's main suit. The design itself appears to be a combination of the upgraded suit Peter made in Spider-Man: Far From Home and the Iron Spider. However, this is distinctly a different suit and not a combination of the two. The red and black base of the suit is fairly consistent with the upgraded suit, but the colors on the hands are flipped. This suit has black fingers and red hands, while the upgraded suit has red fingers and black hands. The giant gold Spider-Man logo is also a big differentiator. This is very close to the gold logo on the Iron Spider suit in the comics. But, the touch of gold extends to web-shooters that now look more like gauntlets. Some toys indicate that this suit does have Spider-Legs like the Iron Spider suit, too. It is unknown what new capabilities the red and gold Spider-Man suit offers Peter in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Another new Spider-Man suit in Spider-Man: No Way Home is the black and gold costume. This suit has an almost entirely black base, with only a little bit of red on the forearms and fingers. The entire suit has gold lining for the web design and the Spider-Man logo. Spider-Man: No Way Home toys showed Peter wearing this suit to fight Vulture, but it is unknown if that is actually an accurate representation of what will happen in the movie. There are so far no clues about additional powers this suit has either, so this could potentially be a more simplified version of the Spider-Man suit. Some have pointed to the similarities between this black and gold suit and the Anti-Ock Suit from Spider-Man PS4. Since Doc Ock is in Spider-Man: No Way Home, perhaps this black and gold Spider-Man suit will serve a similar purpose.
It also appears that Peter will have a Doctor Strange enhanced suit in Spider-Man: No Way Home. The toys are calling it Spider-Man's Integrated Suit, which should be because it is infused with Doctor Strange's magic. It is difficult to tell based on the limited looks at the Integrated Suit if it is a brand new suit or an upgraded version of the red and gold suit previously discussed. In either case, the suit appears to have projection capabilities, with a web logo illuminating from Spider-Man's chest. The more important detail, though, is the Doctor Strange-like magic energy circle coming from Spider-Man's wrist. Given the rumors about Spider-Man: No Way Home's multiverse plot, this could be an instance where Doctor Strange gives Peter's Spider-Man suit access to the multiverse through magic, technology, or a combination of both.
There has also been speculation that the original Iron Spider suit will appear in Spider-Man: No Way Home. This emerged due to set photos of Tom Holland in a motion-capture suit, which he's only previously worn when it comes to the nanotech costume Tony Stark created. The Iron Spider suit has been a CGI creation ever since it first appeared at the end of Spider-Man: Homecoming, while Holland wore practical versions of the other Spider-Man suits in the past. It is possible that one of the other new costumes in Spider-Man: No Way Home will also be a CGI creation, though. That would then explain Holland wearing a mo-cap suit during production and allow Marvel and Sony to keep the new costume from leaking through set photos. However, there is still a chance that Peter could suit up in the last costume Tony Stark made for him at some point during the movie.
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