Marvel's Spider-Man: No Way Home Trailer Cleverly Hid A NSFW Word On Doctor Strange's Mug

08/24/2021 01:38 pm EDT

Spider-Man: No Way Home's trailer actually hid an NSFW phrase in its footage. If you take a close look at Doctor Strange's coffee mug in the scene where Peter Parker comes to see him, there's a phrase and a picture on it: "For 🦊 Sake". It doesn't take a genius to see where Spider-Man: No Way Home director Jon Watts was going with that little joke - and it fits in perfectly with the sort of comedic sensibility that Sony and Marvel Studios' Spider-Man series has cultivated. Take a look below at the dirty joke that Spider-Man: No Way Home hid in plain sight:

Like so many things in the MCU - and especially with Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange - this little coffee mug is now destined to be a high-sale merchandising item. In fact, after the mug's big moment in the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer, the details on where to buy it (HERE) have quickly gone viral, as well:

Kaimebien Oh For Fox Sake White Mug

• Intimate Design do not have to worry for burning your tongue anymore with cup thickness. Coffee, milk, tea, hot drink etc.

• The Fox coffee mug is made with non-toxic ceramic that is free of heavy metals and hazardous chemicals, which is harmless for your health.

• Perfect Gift & Exquisite Box is so good to be a gift, It must be amazing 'wow' and compliment your considerateness and creative gift!

• Personalized mugs and gives us a bright mood to in all day! Novelty & Funny "Oh For Fox Sake" cup to express your attitude in the cutest and classiest manner!

• WARMER TIPS--It's better to wash by hand instead of dishes machine or sterilizer. Please DO NOT scratch the surface with sharp tools. Clean it for the first time use and do regular clean for health.

What's fun about this little visual gag in Spider-Man: No Way Home is that it says something about the progression of Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) since he first took on the mantle of Sorcerer Supreme. Strange started out as such a self-serious (read: obnoxious) personality - and even had an acerbic edge to his personality after becoming a hero (see: Avengers: Infinity War). Watts perfectly nails who Strange is: even when he's being light and funny he's still kind of being a sarcastic prick - right down to his coffee mug.

It's one of the great things about MCU franchise character crossovers: Other directors getting to explore established characters and put their spins on them. There's good reason to think that Spider-Man: No Way Home's version of Doctor Strange could end up being the most version of the character we've gotten so far.

Spider-Man: Far From Home will be in theaters on December 17th.

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