Spider-Man is back, and this time, he’s battling more than just bad guys. The new trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day throws Peter Parker into a world that has forgotten him. Four years after erasing himself from everyone’s memory, Peter fights crime alone in a city that no longer knows his name.

The film dives straight into Peter’s loneliness. MJ has moved on, Ned is digging into Spider-Man’s mysteries, and Peter’s powers are evolving in unexpected—and dangerous—ways. His webshooters don’t work anymore; instead, his body spins webs naturally. It’s a mutation that even Bruce Banner, a fellow genetic anomaly, calls “enormously dangerous.”

The trailer’s standout moment is a brutal showdown between Spider-Man and the Hulk. Mark Ruffalo returns as Bruce Banner, who doesn’t stay calm for long. Hulk’s raw power overwhelms Peter, flipping their usual friendly ally dynamic. Why they fight is unclear, but it sets the stakes high.

The new villain is stranger still: an invisible entity using psionic attacks that freeze the city’s inhabitants. This “body hopper” moves unseen and unchallenged—except by Peter. The threat’s invisibility forces Spider-Man into a psychological battle, not just a physical one.

Amid this chaos, Punisher steps in as a reluctant ally. Jon Bernthal returns, offering Peter grim advice: “If you’re gonna do something, do it now.” MJ finds refuge under Frank Castle’s protection, highlighting the rising dangers Spider-Man faces.

Supporting characters return and new faces join. Zendaya’s MJ struggles with memories she no longer has. Jacob Batalon’s Ned becomes a Spider-Man investigator. Sadie Sink appears in a mysterious role, and Tramell Tillman plays an anti-mutant militia leader who needs Peter’s help.

Director Destin Daniel Cretton takes the helm again, promising a story that explores Peter’s physical and emotional limits. The pressure of being a full-time hero drives his mutation, threatening his very existence. The film hints at a rebirth for Spider-Man—and possibly a new trilogy.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day hits theaters July 31, 2026. The new trailer and ticket sales are live, and the film looks poised to shake up the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a fresh take on its most iconic hero. Prepare for invisible enemies, brutal fights, and a Spider-Man who might not recognize himself.