The MCU Secretly Solved Far From Home’s Weirdest Plot Hole
An MCU plot hole from Spider-Man: Far From Home has already been secretly solved in Ms. Marvel. While these two MCU projects are for the most part unconnected, a comment made by Bruno in Ms. Marvel episode 3 links the Disney+ series further to the larger world of the MCU and helps to clear up a weird years-old plot hole. Since the confirmation of the MCU's designation as the 616-universe in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, viewers have been questioning how Quentin Beck, a.k.a Mysterio, knew this information back in Spider-Man: Far From Home.
When Peter Parker first meets the man behind Mysterio's fish-bowl head in Spider-Man: Far From Home, Beck implies that he has traveled from an alternate reality in the multiverse, Earth-833 and that the MCU takes place on Earth-616. Eventually revealed to be a fraud, Mysterio's comment was seen as simply a fun Easter egg for Marvel comics readers. However, in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Earth-838's Christine Palmer confirms that the universe that Doctor Strange and America Chavez have traveled from is in fact the 616-universe, causing some confusion amongst audiences as to how Mysterio already knew this information. There is a small connection between this information and Ms. Marvel that could suggest that Beck's universe designation wasn't just a lucky guess.
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