Spider-Man Brand New Day search interest two weeks after open

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is the July 2026 Tom Holland sequel from Sony, Columbia Pictures, Marvel Studios, and Pascal Pictures. Google Search interest for the tracked keyword spiderman brand new day reached 80 for the week of August 8 2026, down from the series peak of 100 on August 1 after the July 31 U.S. open, and still up from 18 on July 25 and 7 on July 11. Trends MCP get_growth returns -20.0% over 7 days (100 → 80) and +1,042.86% over 30 days (7 → 80). Series-derived 90-day change is +7,900.0% from 1 on May 9 2026. On boards as of August 12 2026 08:01 UTC, Wikipedia Trending listed Spider-Man: Brand New Day at rank 2. Data pulled August 12 2026 from source google search.

Spiderman brand new day search interest right now

Figures come from Trends MCP get_time_series, get_growth, and same-day get_top_trends boards, pulled August 12 2026. Source for the stored chart is google search. Weekly values can renormalize between pulls; this refresh replaces the August 5 snapshot that reported the August 1 week at 98 before the series re-anchored that week at 100.

About Spider-Man Brand New Day

Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues the MCU Spider-Man series after Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021). Destin Daniel Cretton directs; Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers wrote the screenplay. Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker, who protects New York anonymously after Doctor Strange's spell erased public knowledge of his identity. Zendaya, Sadie Sink (Jean Grey), Jacob Batalon, Jon Bernthal (Frank Castle / Punisher), Florence Pugh, Tramell Tillman, Marisa Tomei, and Mark Ruffalo appear in the ensemble. Marvel lists a July 31 2026 release; Wikipedia records a July 27 2026 Dolby Theatre premiere and about $1.689 billion worldwide, calling it the highest-grossing film of 2026 on that page's August reading. People still search the title for showtimes, cast lists, end-credit discussion, and how the story picks up after No Way Home.

What the time series shows

Interest is mostly absent for years, then builds into the 2026 release window. The series opens August 14 2021 with zeros across most weeks. The first nonzero value on this pull is 1 on April 5 2025. Brief ones appear again from December 20 2025 through early 2026. March 21 2026 jumps to 12, then cools. A second ramp starts in June: 2 on June 6, 9 on June 20, 6 on June 27, then 6, 7, 9, and 18 across the July weeks into opening. August 1 2026 is the peak at 100. August 8 prints 80, a clear week-two cool-down that is still 20% below the peak.

Derived labels from the series: growth exploding, speed exponential, seasonality low, volatility high. Growth is exploding because 30-day change is +1,042.86% and 90-day change is +7,900.0%. Speed is exponential because the latest 30-day absolute move (7 → 80, abs 73) is more than 2x the prior 30-day move (2 → 7, abs 5). Seasonality is low: a marketing and release ramp, not a repeating yearly pattern. Volatility is high on week-over-week percent changes (series stdev about 202%). The page stays in exploding rather than peaked because the 30-day change still clears +100%, even though the latest value sits 20% under the August 1 high.

Related topics

Same-day Google Search neighbors with measured 30-day growth (Trends MCP get_growth, August 12 2026):

• tom holland: +614.29% over 30 days (14 → 100); see the Tom Holland topic
• zendaya: +254.17% over 30 days (24 → 85); see the Zendaya topic
• sadie sink: +1,566.67% over 30 days (6 → 100); see the Sadie Sink topic
• the punisher: +481.25% over 30 days (16 → 93); see the Punisher topic
• jean grey: +3,233.33% over 30 days (3 → 100); see the Jean Grey topic
• the odyssey: +72.73% over 30 days (22 → 38); see the Odyssey topic

For search tooling, use Google Trends and Wikipedia Trending API.