yes but it's not like they have a sixth senseyou cover your body in tiny hair sensors and tell me you won't notice a giant rolled up newspaper bearing down on you at arm speed.
Spiderman is just psychic and no one knows how it works
yes but it's not like they have a sixth senseyou cover your body in tiny hair sensors and tell me you won't notice a giant rolled up newspaper bearing down on you at arm speed.
Didn't the Sam Raimi movie just have it be a natural mutation instead? Always made more sense to me tbh. I mean in Homecoming he invents the webs himself but everything else either came from the spider bite or was given to him by Stark, so it kind of feels out of place even there.
I get why they have him be a genius inventor and all, but it is a bit odd to have all of his powers be from this spider except for one thing.
Because it allows them to create story-convenient situations where he's out of fluid.
Hank Pym hotwired a toaster to cure cancer when he was 6 years oldhave you seen how either of them deals with stress? I mean if the time machine was even the least bit wi-fi ready, Banner's job was already done for him. Peter would have had a nervous breakdown because his aunt May would be calling about dinner or some stupid shit.
Peter is the only one who habitually gets so corny that you actively start rooting for shit to happen to him.
Remember instead of a spidersense they just made Spiderman 2099 be able to see fasteryes but it's not like they have a sixth sense
Spiderman is just psychic and no one knows how it works
Raimi's movies leaned heavier on the melodrama and his powers shut down from stress, so it worked fine for that.Well, he couldn't use his web in the Raimi films for a while there as well.
Hank Pym hotwired a toaster to cure cancer when he was 6 years old
I thought he just studied insects. And particle physics. And robotics.
On second thought, that has about as much connection to those studies as they do to each other.
Unless stated super scientists cover all areas. some are just better in some areas than othersI thought he just studied insects. And particle physics. And robotics.
On second thought, that has about as much connection to those studies as they do to each other.
Raimi Spiderman canon for me for this reason.
Couldn't him developing a high-tech Spidey suit just as easily be a good use of the smarts too?
Right. Spider-Man putting together power armor is a very different endeavor than him using everyday household chemicals to make web fluid.That's taking it too far and would ruin the characterization they were aiming for.
He's a poverty superhero. Where is he supposed to get the materials for a Starktech level suit?
The genius of the web shooters isn't the actual device themselves. Hell you can buy one that shoots silly string for like ten bucks.
It's the high level chemistry he pulled off to make the actual fluid. I would say that this way also emphasizes his genius in that he is able to make up for this 'blind spot' in his power set with his own adaptability.
What are you talking about the suit?My biggest gripe with TAS and homecoming. Catridges and mechanical supply which should come naturally for him. Riami movies was actually really good at making everything organic to the character. If you remember riami movies his character had viable improved power, improved senses, actual skin sticking to walls rather than suit.
The suit in riami film was only to make his real self hidden while in the marvel and TAS version it's a tool which technically would give any athletic person abilities . Basically the suit is like the ant man suit rather than natural spider abilities like riami
Yeah, puzzled by that whole post myself. The vanilla Marvel and TAS suit didn't do anything to give or amplify his powers, outside of the webshooters he built. The suit didn't cause him to stick to stuff and Raimi didn't create that; he's always been able to do that and can do it through the suit. The only thing Raimi did "sticking-wise" was give him the tiny barbed hairs growing out of his skin (which I hated), and Slayven would know better than I if that had been done already in the past before the movie. The suit didn't improve his senses, or inhance his powers, or anything. If a regular person put it on, they would have gotten nothing from it. They could have shot a web out, I guess, but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be able to effectively web-swing without Parker's strength and agility.
But before that big recent shift in the comics (that we will most likely never see on film), what did he invent?
I wonder if Black Widow has ever actually eaten a sexual partner.
That's right, Black Widow 2099 does that and it's fucking stupid.
Hank Pym hotwired a toaster to cure cancer when he was 6 years old
It's the same question about webshooters. Even in Homecoming the cartridges are absolutely tiny and the shooters themselves barely protrude from the wristsWhen I first saw RaimiMan all I could think was what kind of pressure must that web fluid be at to shoot out of his wrist at that velocity? And how does his body create so much of it so quickly?
When I first saw RaimiMan all I could think was what kind of pressure must that web fluid be at to shoot out of his wrist at that velocity? And how does his body create so much of it so quickly?
Osborne has the cure for cancer but he only used it so he can try and kill Deadpool
Web fluid is only good for a couple hoursReal question: If his webbing is nearly as strong as steal, why didn't he just patent the formula, sell it, and move himself and his Auntie to Bel Air?
Real question: If his webbing is nearly as strong as steal, why didn't he just patent the formula, sell it, and move himself and his Auntie to Bel Air?
He tried but it only lasts for 1 hour and 3M rejected itReal question: If his webbing is nearly as strong as steal, why didn't he just patent the formula, sell it, and move himself and his Auntie to Bel Air?
The biggest reason is because it degrades with in an hour.Real question: If his webbing is nearly as strong as steal, why didn't he just patent the formula, sell it, and move himself and his Auntie to Bel Air?
Because it allows them to create story-convenient situations where he's out of fluid.
If I remember right, when Peter moved to Japan and became a non-asshole version of Tony Stark, he used some of the chemical designs for web fluid to build better/cheaper buildings? I could be remembering wrong.Real question: If his webbing is nearly as strong as steal, why didn't he just patent the formula, sell it, and move himself and his Auntie to Bel Air?
Still waiting for someone to explain how web coming out of wrists makes sense
They're both equally ridiculous.Batman used his incredible wealth to build a character with a bat theme.
Spider-man got mutant powers from a radioactive spider bite and also used his unrelated super intelligence to invent never-before-seen web technology using high school chemistry supplies.
One of those is a bit more contrived than the other.
Remember how Ben Reilly made impact webbing and it was just the best?I honestly don't really care either way and it's dumb to argue whether one makes sense in regards to kid not immediately dying from a radioactive spider
The webshooters and stuff like spider tracers is to show Spiderman is a smart kid and occasionally do stuff where he runs out and he has to improvise
as well as do custom webs
organic webs is because he's a spider man .......and Sam Raimi is "grounded" so he doesn't build a ground breaking invention because he's just some kid
I thought he just studied insects. And particle physics. And robotics.
On second thought, that has about as much connection to those studies as they do to each other.
Wally West (The Flash) kept emergency snacks on him because of how fast his metabolism burned through his energy.
So the emergency sandwiches thing ain't even that out there.
But yeah nothing would really change.
Because it would be gross to see webbing oozing out of Spider-Man's butt.
The sheer velocity and volume of his webbing would be pretty rough on his arms and metabolism if they were naturally excreted. That and it would probably contain his DNA which would make him easy to track down or clone since he just leaves that crap all over the place.
I feel like he pigeonholed himself by trying to make something spider-related. "Well I'm Spider-Man so I NEED webs!" Why not invent a tazer gun? Or a jetpack? It feels like you have to go out of your way to make webbing useful.