Fixing the Multiverse Saga: Spider-Man: No Way Home

So we're fixing the Multiverse Saga once again, but this time, with Tom Holland's Spider-Man: No Way Home. And again, this one doesn't require too many changes from the original, so here it is! Spider-Man: No Way HomeAfter Mysterio reveals Peter Parker's identity to the world and frames him for murder, Matt Murdock clears Peter of the charges. Although acquitted, the controversy causes MIT to reject Peter, MJ & Ned. Desperate to give his friends a normal future, Peter asks Dr. Strange to go back in time, but since the Time Stone's gone, Strange decides to cast a spell to make the world forget Peter is Spider-Man. When Peter changes the spell repeatedly mid-casting, it grows unstable, forcing Strange to contain it. It begins pulling in people from nearby realities who know Peter is Spider-Man, like Green Goblin, Sandman, Electro Doc Ock and Lizard into the MCU. They capture the villains to send them back to their universes, but Peter learns several of them are fated to die if they return. Encouraged by Aunt May, he steals the spell box to cure them first. After curing Doc Ock, Goblin resurfaces and kills May. Electro refries Doc Ock's chip, and the villains scatter. Grief-stricken, Peter is found by the two other Spider-Men, who comfort him and help finish the cures. The Spider-Men confront and cure them but Goblin blows the spell box and reality begins to crack. To save it, Peter has Strange cast a spell that makes everyone forget Peter Parker entirely. The visitors return to their worlds, and Peter goes on as Spider-Man alone, choosing not to reveal his identity to MJ or Ned.End credits: Eddie Brock's Venom briefly arrives in Mexico but is pulled back to his own universe before becoming involved, leaving behind a small piece of the symbiote. Post-credits: Karl Mordo is brought before the Illuminati, who recruit him to arrest Strange for his actions.