SweetShop209
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If he is voicing him, he definitely has a lot of charisma.Clip from Part 2:
Sounds like Crispin Freeman as Mysterio, which is kind of perfect .
If he is voicing him, he definitely has a lot of charisma.Clip from Part 2:
Sounds like Crispin Freeman as Mysterio, which is kind of perfect .
I'm still expecting Overdrive's VA to be the Nascar driver, if only because it makes the most sense .I don't know. I still find it weird they announced a bunch of guest-stars in the Press Release for the new Season, yet in the monthly highlights they didn't mention any guest-stars for these episodes (I mean the first two parts of "Bring on the Bad Guys", the final two parts do list 2 guest-stars).
First, in "Bring on the Bad Guys Part One," a mystery villain puts a bounty out on Spider-Man's head, bringing on attacks by Panda-Mania, Hippo, and Overdrive.
Then, in "Bring on the Bad Guys Part Two," after The Spot gets the upper hand on Spider-Man, Anya Corazon has to step up and take responsibility for her great power as Spider-Girl.
"Marvel's Spider-Man" - "Bring on the Bad Guys Part One" and "Bring on the Bad Guys Part Two" airs Monday, July 30 from 6:30-7:30pm ET/PT on Disney XD.
Huh, the only major change I see is Spot in place of Mysterio in the description for part 2 .Marvel uploaded a preview clip, but it's the same one posted before in this thread, with Hippo and Panda-Mania.
However, the article on Marvel.com has some slightly different episode descriptions.
I know descriptions don't always include context. But wouldn't the first person to help Peter in a tough spot be Miles?Marvel uploaded a preview clip, but it's the same one posted before in this thread, with Hippo and Panda-Mania.
However, the article on Marvel.com has some slightly different episode descriptions.
Lol, EXACTLY! This is exactly what I was thinking when I read this. First of all, why does Pete need outside help every time a bad guy looks at him funny? It kind of detracts from the problem solver aspect that is usually a core part of Spider-Man. Secondly, why isn't Miles enough help for this particular scenario? I guess we will just have to see.I know descriptions don't always include context. But wouldn't the first person to help Peter in a tough spot be Miles?
Then again they always try to write around him
I know descriptions don't always include context. But wouldn't the first person to help Peter in a tough spot be Miles?
Then again they always try to write around him
I'm really not sure how this show is going to be able to juggle 4 Spider-Heroes at once, although from the sounds of it they're going to write Spider-Man out to do it .Lol, EXACTLY! This is exactly what I was thinking when I read this. First of all, why does Pete need outside help every time a bad guy looks at him funny? It kind of detracts from the problem solver aspect that is usually a core part of Spider-Man. Secondly, why isn't Miles enough help for this particular scenario? I guess we will just have to see.
Presumably, part 1 will put a good amount of focus on Anya so that she'd probably suit partway into part 2.Marvel uploaded a preview clip, but it's the same one posted before in this thread, with Hippo and Panda-Mania.
However, the article on Marvel.com has some slightly different episode descriptions.
I love how they ask "Do you know who this is," because I doubt there are a lot of people who have any idea who Overdrive is .July 28th:
I think most here were expecting this, but this Tweet pretty much confirms Ryan Blaney's role as Overdrive.
Assuming there's a Spider-Man cartoon still in production, I wonder if this was counted among the three episodes he said he wrote for it ?July 29th:
J.M. DeMatteis wrote one of the episodes airing on Monday. I kind of doubt it could possibly be one of the scripts he mentioned he wrote earlier this year.
Short rant. I hate the negativity centered around this series. How can people say this show is awful when unlike the now much too praised Ultimate Spider-Man, it actually tries to stay true to the character's struggles, dorky attitude and dual-life dilemmas? Yeah, it's not perfect but it's decent. I'm just being irritable, I guess.
Agreed. I think it would've also been better if USM was renewed for a 5th season instead of making the new Spider-Man show. They would've shown more of Dr. Octopus's redemption arc, team-ups with Daredevil, the Fantastic Four and X-Men(not just Wolverine and the Thing), Harry becoming the Hobgoblin, recruiting the last of the SHIELD recruits:Gravity, Speedball and Echo and maybe even HYDRA finding a way to to reverse the effects of the Anti-Goblin serum in his blood serum in order to turn Norman Osborn back into the Goblin.I have nothing against the new series, personally. (Well, except I wanted Mary Jane to debut in person in Season 1). The problem is, if all the Marvel's animated series are going to end soon, I believe it would have been better to continue the stories from "Ultimate Spider-Man", "Avengers", "Agents of SMASH" and part of "Guardians of the Galaxy"; better than just trying a "reboot" continuity in 1 season of Avengers with Black Panther and 2 seasons changing completely Spider-Man's world.
It's like when they cancelled 90's Spider-Man at a very important part to start a new series (Spider-Man Unlimited) and end it with just one season. Or when they did "Spectacular Spider-Man" just to end it after 2 seasons with a lot of cliffhangers. These guys should try to think ahead.
I think I can count on two hands the number of times Spider-Man has been able to beat a main villain on his own without needing to get saved by another Spider, hero, or member of his supporting cast.I'm just tired of Spiderman being incompetent and always needing saving and other heroes looking down on him, especially when they're more incompetent and destructive (Tony Stark).
I feel as if Spec Spiderman is the only animated incarnation where he is a force to be reckoned with, and he should be the dude is probably the mot dangerous street level hero. He can lift 10 tons, dodge bullets at point blank range, can run over 40 mph and is a intellectual prodigy.I'm just tired of Spiderman being incompetent and always needing saving and other heroes looking down on him, especially when they're more incompetent and destructive (Tony Stark).