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Originally Posted by TheSymbiote

Do you like the other 3 better(We're gonna stop referring to them as "the originals")


At this point we think it could be anyone
Alistair or Spencer Smythe
Chameleon in a disguise
Doc Ock-From Youtube "It's Otto Octavius people. The video game and accent give it away."
Electro, but we doubt that
Hobgoblin
Jackal
Mysterio
Silvermane

Also from youtube
"Am I the only one mad because they cut out so many lines/scenes from the film, like.
"If you want the truth about your parents, come and get it."
"You're all part of a bigger plan."
"Do you really think what happened to you, was an accident?"
Seems like some important information got cut..."

During the events of the storyline "The Gauntlet", Electro became a living artificial thunderbolt, allowing him to travel through electrical appliances such as going through a light bulb and exiting through any other electronic device connected to the power source.

I doubt its Doc Ock....cant remember but I read some where Webb wants to avoid past villians..........


My take though....

Electro
Max Dillon, a former electrical engineer, gained the ability to manipulate electricity after being struck by lightning while working on a power line. Transforming himself into a living electrical capacitor, Electro is now one of Spider-Man's deadliest enemies. Given the large amounts of lightning in the post-credits scene, it would make complete sense if the silhouetted man turned out to be Electro.

Sandman
Escaped convict Flint Marko had his cells spliced with sand molecules due to radiation from a nuclear-weapon testing on an abandoned beach. Now, Flint's body is made of a sand-like substance, allowing him to duplicate himself and shape-shift. The silhouetted man in the post-credits scene had the incredible ability to disappear at a moment's notice, which could easily be explained if he was made of sand.

Mysterio
A former stuntman and special-effects artist, Quentin Beck uses his movie-magic knowhow to commit crimes and mess with Spider-Man. Donning a fish-bowl helmet and cape, Mysterio is the self-proclaimed master of illusion. He's also a skilled magician, hypnotist, chemist and engineer. The mysterious, silhouetted man might have been able to vanish into thin air, but what if he was never actually in the asylum in the first place? Maybe he was just an illusion.

Chameleon
Dmitri Smerdyakov gained his uncanny knack for disguises through his many years of service as a Russian spy. Utilizing a microcomputer on his belt buckle, Dmitri is able to change his appearance at the push of a button. The Chameleon is in fact the first major supervillain Spider-Man ever faced. With the ability to become anyone instantaneously, breaking into a heavily guarded asylum would prove to be quite a simple task for the Chameleon.

Norman Osborn
Better known as the Green Goblin, Norman Osborn is truly Peter Parker's greatest enemy. After an experiment gone horribly wrong, Osborn is granted superhuman abilities but is also driven completely insane. The fact that Osborn had been hinted at all throughout "The Amazing Spider-Man" makes me think that he would be the most logical choice to be the villain in the sequel. As for his little disappearing act? Let's just chalk that one up to stealthiness.

Rhys Ifans has already said its not Norman and I doubt its Osbourne as him becoming the green Goblin would be a film in itself.....plus he would need super human abilities to appear and disappear like that guy did....

For starters, if you pay attention to the scene, a bolt of lighting strikes just before the character mysteriously appears in Connors’ locked cell, and another bolt strikes just before he disappears. Fans who are familiar with the comics know that Electro essentially transports himself by “riding” electric currents, adding some significance to the stylish use of lighting in the mid-credits scene. Another reason we think that the Ultimate version of Electro may be in the works is that his origin story stems from the experimentation of bioengineering; a prominent theme that was already explored in The Amazing Spider-Man, particularly Osborne Industries.

Another logical reason why as to who we think this would be a choice villain for the confirmed sequel is that, besides the predictable (and repeat) choice of having Doctor Octopus appear in a sequel, it would also help to bring other characters into the universe that Sony currently owns. These other characters include Kingpin, Sandman, Kraven the Hunter, Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus, the majority of which make up the Ultimate Six, a powerful criminal team that faces off with Spider-Man in the Ultimate universe.