If we don't learn who bought the tower in the "Hawkeye" finale, I'm rioting. (Does he consider Oscorp or his penthouse apartment to be home?) In "NWH" he claims he tried going home, but he found someone else there. At the least, it seems like Osborn didn't purchase it. Plus, in an interview with, Tom Holland claimed to know who bought the tower. I thought we were really going to find out if Reed Richards (the head of the Fantastic Four) or Norman Osborn bought the tower in "No Way Home" since the show and film take place around the same time. In episode two of "Hawkeye," Clint says Avengers Tower was sold a few years ago, but we haven't learned anything since then. Maybe there's a reason she doesn't want to associate herself with the "Watson."Īcuna: Marvel's really dragging out this reveal and I'm over it. She simply could have remained Michelle Jones, but maybe you're onto something. Then, Peter made a comment about how he thought her dad liked him, and MJ said that he probably wouldn't anymore (presumably because Peter's now been accused of murder).īut despite being in three standalone Spidey movies, we never really learn much about MJ's family life - or why she's so particular about her name.Īcuna: It's funny because, after two films, it felt like we didn't need to know MJ's last name was also Watson. There's also another scene when Peter and MJ were swinging through the city trying to escape civilians and the media after the identity reveal and she told Peter they couldn't go to her house because her dad would kill him. She told him that her name was Michelle Jones and she didn't go by Watson. Singh: In "NWH," there's a moment early on in which MJ pointedly corrected the Department of Damage Control (DODC) agent who was interrogating her. In "No Way Home," we learn MJ's full last name. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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