After a battle against the Green Goblin, in which Peter-Two was stabbed by him, Peter-One was able to inject the Goblin with the cure, so he was back to being Norman Osborn when he was sent back to this universe – and by curing him, No Way Home saved Harry Osborn from a terrible fate.
Originally Answered: How was Osborn alive in no way home? Norman Osborn was still alive because Dr. Strange's botched spell pulled him from his home universe during his fight with Spider-Man, before he impaled himself on his own glider.
Why is the Green Goblin alive in Spider-Man: No Way Home?
However, Green Goblin found himself alive and transported through the Multiverse due to Doctor Strange's failed spell. Lost in an unfamiliar reality, Osborn retook control of his mind, seeking refuge from Spider-Man, who sought to cure Osborn. However, Green Goblin retook control and murdered May Parker.
Only Norman Osborn was a villain in the truest sense when he died on the sharp end of his own glider. From the Amazing Spider-Man films, Electro was the only villain to return who was killed in his original film, after Peter and Gwen Stacy overloaded his body with energy.
However, the serum failed as the cure did not work, since it was still a work-in-progress. As a result of the cure not working, Green Goblin stayed in control of Osborn and killed May before flying away.
Just before his demise, the character says, “Oh.” This moment of realization had originally just been about the villain understanding that he was just about to die.
Why did Peter stop Peter from killing Green Goblin?
By preventing Tom Holland's Peter from killing the Green Goblin in what would be an almost identical scene to the one in Spider-Man's, Tobey Maguire's Peter not only fixed his failure of not previously saving Norman, but also prevented Holland's from falling down a dark path.
The first character to learn Peter Parker was Spider-Man was the very first villain he faced: Norman Osborn a.k.a. Green Goblin (Willem Dafoe). Norman was Harry's father, so he was close to Peter, and the way he learned that the kid behind the mask was his son's best friend was completely unexpected.
What happened to all the villains after No Way Home?
By the end of No Way Home, all these villains had been cured and were sent back to their respective universes completely restored. Throughout this process, Holland's Peter got to know these villains quite well, which obviously includes learning their secret identities.
After a few emotional goodbyes, Doctor Strange performs the spell and wipes all memories of Peter Parker from the main MCU universe. Spider-Man: No Way Home's ending shows Peter starting his new life where no one knows he is, including his girlfriend, Michelle Jones-Watson, and best friend, Ned Leeds.
The Oscorp building from The Amazing Spider-Man was intended to appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film The Avengers (2012). However, by the time the Oscorp building was fully designed for The Amazing Spider-Man, the skyline for The Avengers was rendered, so the idea was abandoned due to timing constraints.
More than what the Green Goblin has done to Spider-Man, the supervillain has his own surprising set of superpowers and is physically stronger than his arch-nemesis, making him a truly dangerous villain in Spidey's extensive cast of enemies.
Doc Ock's rage stemmed from a vague feeling that Norman had previously outsmarted him and he'd lost something important in the process. He briefly thought he'd redeemed himself as the Superior Spider-Man, a role he sacrificed to stop Norman at the climax of the groundbreaking Superior Spider-Man run.
MJ has no memories of her past with Peter, but she does remember Spider-Man and being saved by him, which could lead her to fall in love with him, just like Kirsten Dunst's MJ did in Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy.
Norman finds out Spider-Man's identity when he was visiting his son Harry (who is Peter's roommate) for Thanksgiving Day, he discovers that Peter has an identical wound to one he had inflicted on Spider-Man in the earlier fight. After deducing Spider-Man's identity, he decides to leave though Harry tries to stop him.
Norman really cares about Peter Parker because Norman like Peter Parker a son too him but Norman knows Peter Parker is Spider-Man. Norman Osborn really loves Harry's best friend Peter Parker. The Goblin is one of the most ruthless villains we have ever faced.
Enhanced Senses: Osborn's senses were heightened by the human performance enhancer. A laboratory computer displayed an increase in his visual acuity, and he was even able to hear a drop of Spider-Man's blood hit the floor. He had ears that would make a bat deaf by comparison.
Despite Spider-Man nearly coming close to killing him too, he manages to relent and instead cure Norman, permanently erasing the Goblin persona for good. Though the Green Goblin remains a dangerous villain in Spider-Man: No Way Home, the film also proves that Norman Osborn is not a villain.
There are actually two explanations as to why the cure does not work and Green Goblin takes over Norman Osborn's mind. The first is more obvious, with the cure having a progress bar above it when May takes the formula. The progress bar shows that the cure was not ready, meaning it would never cure Norman.
Norman Osborn's experiments increase his strength but lead to a mental breakdown, as he becomes a cackling, evil presence often driven by a very personal vendetta with Spider-Man.
In the end, the Goblin could easily overpower the hero and pummel him with punches that could last longer than most, as he's never been shown to get tired from a long fight. While it's likely he could be beaten into submission, it's a war of attrition that Cap simply can't overcome.
The original spell was to make people forget that Peter Parker was Spider-Man. However, the final version of the spell that stopped the incursions was for people to forget Peter Parker completely. Ned will likely remember he had a best friend, but just not who that friend was.
During a party, Harry gets drunk and starts lashing out at Peter, resenting him for being his father's favorite, accusing him of protecting Spider-Man for the profit of taking Spider-Man's newspaper photos and for "stealing" Mary Jane. During the argument, Harry slaps Peter, humiliating them both in public.
