Homecoming 2 Feature Black Cat

Okay, let's talk about Homecoming 2. The one with... you know. The cat.

Not just any cat, mind you. We're talking about the Black Cat. Yes, Felicia Hardy herself. And before you start with your "well, actually" comments, hear me out. This isn't about who deserves screen time. This is about pure, unadulterated fun.

My Totally Unpopular Opinion

I might be in the minority here, but I think a Black Cat appearance in a hypothetical Homecoming 2 (or even any future Spider-Man movie, really) would be an absolute blast. Forget the world-ending threats for a second. Think about the potential for pure, chaotic charm.

Imagine this: Peter Parker, stressed out about a science project AND trying to balance superhero duties. He's probably a mess. Then, BAM! He runs into Black Cat.

She wouldn't be trying to steal the crown jewels or anything too serious, at least not at first. Maybe she's just after a really fancy, high-tech gadget that happens to be on display at a fancy gala. A gala Peter is also at, probably awkwardly trying to impress Aunt May or Liz Allan.

The banter! Oh, the banter would be legendary. He'd be all, "Hey! You can't just... pilfer that!" And she'd be like, with a smirk, "Can't I? Watch me, Spidey."

It's the playful rivalry I'm talking about. Not necessarily good versus evil, but more like, charming rogue versus earnest kid trying to do the right thing.

Think about the visual comedy. Peter, trying to be stealthy in his suit, tripping over his own feet because Black Cat just did some acrobatic flip that defied gravity. Or him trying to web her up, and she just... slips through the webbing. Like a literal cat.

More Than Just a Pretty Face (and Suit)

But it's not just about the action and the laughs. Black Cat, when done right, brings a unique energy. She's independent. She's confident. She's got her own moral code, which is conveniently flexible.

And let's be honest, who wouldn't want to see that kind of dynamic with our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man? He's always so... responsible. So by-the-book (mostly).

Black Cat is the glitter bomb to his carefully organized sticker chart. She's the spontaneous detour on his meticulously planned route.

Imagine Peter trying to explain to her why stealing is wrong. And she's just looking at him, head tilted, like, "But it's so much more interesting this way. Besides, this jewel would look fabulous on my mantlepiece."

She's a foil, but not necessarily an antagonist. She's a challenge. She's someone who can see through Peter's teenage anxieties and call him out on them, all while looking impossibly cool.

Plus, her aesthetic is just chef's kiss. The sleek black suit, the playful agility, the cat-like reflexes. She's a visual treat.

The "Unpopular" Part?

I know, I know. Some people want the big, bad villains. They want the universe-shattering stakes. And that's great! I love a good Norman Osborn or Doctor Octopus as much as the next fan.

But sometimes, don't you just want a little bit of mischief? A little bit of delightful chaos? A character who’s less about destroying the city and more about maybe... liberating a few expensive trinkets?

It’s the same reason why sometimes you just want a really good rom-com after a few intense action movies. You want something a little lighter, a little more character-driven, with a dash of romantic tension.

And who’s better at providing that delightful, slightly dangerous tension than Black Cat?

A Breath of Fresh, Possibly Stolen, Air

A Homecoming-style Spider-Man is all about Peter trying to find his footing. He's learning what it means to be a hero. He's also a teenager navigating high school drama.

Introducing Black Cat into that mix would be like throwing a perfectly aged bottle of champagne into a school dance. It’s unexpected, it’s effervescent, and it’s going to make things a lot more interesting.

She could be someone who pushes Peter to think outside the box, both as Spider-Man and as Peter Parker. She might even teach him a thing or two about confidence. And maybe, just maybe, he’d teach her a thing or two about genuine heroism.

It wouldn't have to be a plot that threatens the entire planet. It could be a more personal story. A cat-and-mouse game with higher stakes than just catching a bad guy, but more about understanding each other.

Think of the scenes: Peter trying to maintain his secret identity while also dealing with Felicia's flirty remarks. Him trying to web her up, and she’s just… making a joke out of it. Her disappearing into the shadows, leaving him with a cryptic clue or a single, black feather.

It's the kind of character interaction that makes you lean in. You want to know what happens next, not because the world is ending, but because these two characters are just so fun together.

So yeah, if there's ever a Homecoming 2 (or 3, or 4!), my vote is for a certain feline-themed thief to make an appearance. For the laughs, for the style, and for the sheer, unadulterated entertainment value.

What do you think? Am I crazy, or would Black Cat just be purr-fect?