Spider-Man far from his age

All time travel and quantum worlds as well as multiple realities opened many questions in . Avengers: Endgame . The Avengers may have defeated Thanos, but they have also introduced a number of holes in the plot in the Marvel film universe.

One of them is about Peter Parker and all the kids from his high school. After the fall of Thanos, five years went by until the Avengers brought back all the dusted people. That would mean that about half of Parker High School is five years old and those who were sprinkled are the same age, is not it? Or are the dusty five years older?

Be that as it may, the question remains: why are they still in high school? Realistically, they would be either old enough to attend university, or half of the students would be five years older than the others. Yesterday evening, Jimmy Kimmel had in his series the casting of Spider-Man: Far From Home and asked them this precise question: why are all still in high school?

Tom Holland did not know how to answer this question. His co-star Cobie Smulders either. Fortunately, Jacob Batalon is not afraid to tell the truth: "It could be one of the biggest plots of all time," he told Kimmel.

What we do know is that Spider-Man: Away From Home picks up where Avengers: Endgame stopped. So maybe they'll spend the first two hours of the movie answering all the questions we have about what the heck happened in Endgame .

Spider-Man: Far From Home is released on July 2nd.