He wasn't trying to show off to Peter Parker and be cavalier with his spells. He was trying to help a kid that he really fell for. A kid who lost his mentor, who lost his way, and lost his life, really,” the actor said. “He looked at this person as a fellow foot soldier rather than viewing him as a teenage kid.
He saw Peter as a fellow foot soldier and then as a teenager going through a very formative experience of not being able to be his true self because of being exposed, and having lost a mentor, [Strange] decided to step in with a gesture of pretty good intention.
Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Cumberbatch asserts that the usually prickly Doctor Strange was thinking with his heart more than his head when he cast a spell, per Peter's request, to wipe the memory of everyone who knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man.
However, it is possible that Doctor Strange changed his spell for the sixth time, so that he would remember who Peter is and that it has nothing to do with Wong remembering Peter.
Strange, peered into the future and saw the possibilities of how they were going to defeat Thanos and in order to allow for the future to be a reality, he helped pushed the events of Endgame into motion. In the Battle of Earth, he gave Stark that final push he needed to go and defeat Thanos.
Spider-Man No Way Home MEMORY WIPE Finally Explained!
Did Dr Strange love Peter Parker?
He adores the guy. He wasn't trying to show off to Peter Parker and be cavalier with his spells. He was trying to help a kid that he really fell for. A kid who lost his mentor, who lost his way, and lost his life, really,” the actor said.
The original spell was "Our world will forget they Peter Parker is Spider-Man" we must assume this includes the Avengers and their knowledge of him as Petet Parker. Does that include him as Spider-Man to? Yes. Everyone who knew Spider-Man still knows “Spider-Man”, they just don't know his identity.
Why didn't Dr. Strange make everyone forget Mysterio?
The theory claims the spell explicitly needs this consent and presence to work, which is why Doctor Strange could not simply make everyone forget about Mysterio, as Mysterio was not alive to give his consent to being erased from everyone's minds.
Despite his initial heroism, the grief of losing his love resulted in Strange turning to the dark side, absorbing various interdimensional beings in order to attain enough power to alter the past and resurrect her.
As Peter was persuading Strange to tamper with the spell 5th time for excluding Happy from the rest of world to forget Peter Parker is Spider-Man, the result was that Strange lost his control over the spell; after few moments as everything in the surroundings distorts, Peter shouts over to Strange: “Everyone who knew ...
But as for a birth certificate, that still existed because of his Aunt May. Since Peter did exist and Aunt May was his guardian, her death ensured his certificate was still prevalent.
This could just be due to the stressful situation that the plot of the movie posed for the two heroes, of course, but one theory suggests that this Doctor Strange might not in fact be the Stephen Strange that audiences are familiar with at all — instead, he's actually a more sinister Doctor Strange from Multiverse of ...
Strange separated Spider-Man's soul from his body [Astral projection], Spider-Man was alive and all his sense including his Spider sense were active that is why Dr. Strange was unable to take the Spell Box from him.
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.
Nobody. Atleast not the people we've seen him interact with or the obvious ones. Strange's spell made so everyone in the universe would have no memory of Peter Parker, not applying to, Peter Parker. So the only person who remembers is; Peter Parker.
The 2020 Marvel Comics one-shot clarifies that, while Bruce Banner and virtually everyone else has forgotten Spider-Man is Peter Parker, because of his "One More Day" bargain with the demon Mephisto, the Hulk has not. "I don't forget," he emphasizes.
Thus,Peter,who decides for the safety of his friends and Happy that it's best not to reveal his Spider-Man identity,says to Happy that he too met Aunt May through Spider-Man,which as I mentioned above,is technically true.
Unlike the other villains in Spider-Man films who became evil due to certain circumstances, Quentin willingly became evil by personal choice for no reason other than petty spite, making him far eviler than any other Spider-Man film villain.
Following the death of his Aunt May, Peter had to decide to have everyone who knew who Peter Parker was forget about him entirely. While this saved his reality from an onslaught of dangerous villains, it also forced him to give up the life he had grown up with.
Since Mysterio wasn't actually a multiversal traveler, however, it's unclear exactly how he knew what the MCU's primary reality was named, but Marvel Studios has finally solved this plot hole.
Not only did this spell affect everyone on Earth, but the effects also reached out across the multiverse, even if it wasn't intentional. He was able to cast it again at the end of No Way Home, wiping everyone's mind of Peter Parker, which is without a doubt one of Strange's strongest spells.
Now, if S.A.B.E.R. has all the information about people with superpowers, and if Spider-Man is still well-known, then there must be a file about him in S.A.B.E.R.'s database. This means that Nick Fury now knows that Spider-Man is Peter Parker, thus undoing part of No Way Home's tragic ending.
The Avengers will no longer be aware of Spider-Man's age or history as a teen superhero, impacting their interactions with him in Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. The ending of Spider-Man: No Way Home hints at a darker future for Spider-Man, suggesting a more independent and mature portrayal as he joins the Avengers again.
