The new trailer for ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ is finally here, and it offers the most comprehensive look yet at Tom Holland’s return as Peter Parker. The footage reveals a hero grappling with newfound, uncontrollable powers, a mysterious threat he cannot see, and an unexpected clash with the Hulk .
Peter Parker’s Power Struggle
The trailer opens with Peter in a state of crisis. The emotional and physical toll of his decision at the end of No Way Home is evident, as he laments that MJ and Ned have moved on without him . This isolation seems to trigger a dangerous mutation in his abilities. “What is happening to me? I’m losing my mind. I am totally out of control, and I gotta fix whatever this is right now,” Peter says in the trailer, setting the stage for the film’s central conflict .
The struggle appears to involve physical transformations, including the emergence of organic webbing and other unsettling spider-related mutations . Desperate for answers, he turns to the one person who might understand uncontrollable biological changes: Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) .
A Clash with the Savage Hulk
The trailer confirms Mark Ruffalo’s return and teases a significant confrontation between Spider-Man and the Hulk . Banner warns Peter that he has developed a device to suppress his own mutating DNA, jokingly telling him to “Run!” if he ever sees him without it .
The warning proves prophetic, as the trailer later shows Bruce Banner losing control and unleashing his “Savage Hulk” persona on Spider-Man . A seemingly terrified Peter can be heard saying, “I didn’t know you could get that big,” as he faces the rampaging Avenger . This marks Ruffalo’s first appearance alongside Holland’s Spider-Man and the return of the more animalistic Hulk last seen in Avengers: Infinity War .
A Mysterious Invisible Villain
The reason for the Hulk’s rampage may be tied to the film’s mysterious new villain. A character played by Tramell Tillman tells Peter of a threat they “can’t even see,” and that Spider-Man is the only one immune to its powers .
The villain, heavily rumored to be played by Sadie Sink, appears to have the ability to control others’ minds and jump into their bodies, potentially causing Banner’s transformation . This “invisible” enemy adds a new layer of psychological horror and danger to Spider-Man’s fight .
Familiar Faces and New Allies
In addition to Zendaya and Jacob Batalon, the trailer also features the return of Jon Bernthal as the Punisher (Frank Castle). Fearing for MJ’s safety, Peter appears to place her under the Punisher’s protection .
Michael Mando also reprises his role as the Scorpion, a villain first teased in Homecoming . The film’s humor remains intact, with Peter quipping about stretching before taking on a tactical team, showcasing his signature charm even in dire circumstances .