All 5 villains featured in the new Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer

Aka Doc Ock. Yes, Alfred Molina is confirmed to be back as Otto Octavius, who first appeared in 2004's Spider-Man 2. He was killed after sacrificing himself to destroy his malfunctioning nuclear experiment. Lived a villain, died a hero, as some would say. This version, who appears clearly in both trailers, realizes he's dealing with a different Peter Parker. "You're not Peter Parker." The pair's lighter interactions throughout the trailer hint that they'll be friendlier than straight up villain vs. hero foes.

While Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin, who first appeared in 2002's Spider-Man, doesn't appear on screen without his helmet off in the trailers, we know he's in the movie. "Peter, you're struggling to have everything you want," he says in that voice verging on a cackle. The Green Goblin died at the end of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, but later appeared across his trilogy in ghost or memory form. Looks like he's back, back again. And some believe there may be more than one Green Goblin on the loose.

Jamie Foxx's Electro has joined the party, this time looking slightly more golden as opposed to his blue form in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Andrew Garfield's Spidey defeats Electro by overloading his body with energy at the end of the 2014 flick. Foxx all but confirmed his return, until deleting his premature social media posts regarding the new movie.

We don't actually see Thomas Hayden Church's non-CGI'd face in either of the trailers. Church's villain Sandman survived 2007's Spider-Man 3, after Peter forgave the escaped criminal. Is Church definitely back or just his CGI form? It's hard to tell, but apparently an exclusive feature on the movie confirms his presence (well, it confirms Rhys Ifans' The Lizard at the very least).

Finally, The Lizard. Rhys Ifans' villain appeared in 2012's The Amazing Spider-Man. The mad scientist, who tried to turn all humans into lizard hybrids, was sent to jail after Peter returned him to his human form. If you're looking for potential spoilers, there's speculation his movements in the trailer signal he's fighting someone other than Holland's Spider-Man.

Paul Giamatti might be returning to play Rhino in the MCU, but the actor hasn't exactly been forthcoming with confirmation. He first appeared as the Rhino, aka Aleksei Sytsevich, in 2014's The Amazing Spider-Man 2 opposite Andrew Garfield. The plan was to have Giamatti return for an increased role in The Amazing Spider-Man 3, but the mixed reception to the Garfield sequel saw the latter canned. Other candidates who could round out the band: Vulture (Michael Keaton), Shocker (Bokeem Woodbine) and Scorpion (Michael Mando), who're all still alive. If one of them returned, that would round out the Sinister Six.