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Is Jean Grey going to be the next MJ?

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ISLAMABAD – Spider-Man: Brand New Day features Sadie Sink as Jean Grey as the main villain of this movie, at least until the end. Towards the end of the movie, Jean Grey said, “I have no one,” and Spider-Man replied with, “You have me”.

Many fans see Jean Grey as the new MJ, but the decision has upset Spider-Man fans, who believe only Zendaya should fill that role.

Although there is a big what-if in the Marvel world, MJ replied with “I don’t love you” when Spider-Man’s letter was exposed to her unknowingly. That alone can serve as future grounds for Spider-Man moving on from the current MJ.

When Spider-Man was shot and in critical condition, Jean breathed for him so that he could regain consciousness. A fan termed it as “Thousand times more romantic than a kiss”.

Spider-Man and Jean Grey kiss

Spider-Man carried MJ to safety, believing he had trapped the mind-controlling villain 30 feet in the air, only to realize that the villain had possessed MJ all along.  It is pertinent to mention here that during the possession, Jean and Spider-Man had an indirect kiss.

Although Spider-Man never mistook MJ for Jean, Jean likely toyed with him to warn him to stay out of her way.

Can Jean Grey actually become the new MJ?

Logically, no, but there is some possibility for her to be the new MJ. Another theory is spreading like wildfire among the fandom. When Jean Grey crashed 0ut we saw tears in MJ’s eyes, and in the end, Ned and Peter greeted each other in their signature way.

Has the legendary trio finally remembered Peter Parker?

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