aww man, i can't believe you skipped over that amazing set of lines in the old Spidey episode! after the Vulture drains his youth and he's turned into an old man for a while, Spider-Man saves a woman from getting mugged and she recognized his age. then they have the best superhero line of my childhood: "I didn't know you were a senior citizen!" "it's the job... it ages you." 100/10 writing.
Thats a good one tbh, this spidey had all the quips, one of my favourites was from when he fought Tombstone "Come down here and fight like a man!" "Don't suppose I could convince you to come up here and fight like a spider?"
@@kieranriley1624 Tombstone and Spidey seem to have a talent for good banter with each other: 'Where do you get off attacking defenseless old ladies [Aunt May]?! Is that how you get your jollies?!' 'Nah, that was work! THIS is how I get my jollies!' (Piledrives Spidey into a van)
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The fact that they put this Peter through so much really culminates in when he has to face off against a version of himself that couldn’t handle that pain.
Well, that version had the Carnage symbiote and was also in a bad place mentally due to not having any idea if he was a clone or not. But yeah, the weight of being Spider-Man fueled a lot of it too.
That final "Nooo!" scream. Dude that one hit harder than the others. This time he *watched* Mary Jane melt away. The others she just dissappeared. This time he effectively had to watch her die.
I missed many episodes as a kid, so I watched The Return of Hydro-Man Part 2 for the first time as an adult. I was devastated, to say the least. And that feeling seems to amplify each time I rewatch the series. The voice actors knew their stuff.
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The Venom story in this show is executed perfectly. I will maintain that this show, that defined Spidey for the Millennial generation, is the reason why there's a Venom movie and that character is so loved. This version of Venom is still my favourite version too, the slightly bigger, evil Spider-Man. He's written as an alter-ego, rather than the arch villain. Also loved how Peter Parker behaved in the black suit, just confident and more aggressive, and intimidating.
@@donathan2933 that's the entire problem, they're not funny nor does it excuse it not to be taken seriously, all the characters are basically cartoons....they ruined them
Also, don’t forget that there’s an entire Spider-Man ride in Orlando that’s based on this version of the character that is still active to this day! Such an influential and classic show.
@@Johnny2Cellos I've ridden it since i was a kid then went back in my mid 20's still just as great also when you're in the line you're walking through an empty daily bugle it's amazing...no pun intended but you gotta check it out.
I can basically remember all the episodes of this great show when I was between 5-9 yrs old, but by far... the episode that always stood out the most is the one when Mary Jane after her mysterious return from that time dilation dimension turns out to be just the water cloned version of the actual MJ. When she cried her whole heart out to Peter even though she wasn't the real MJ, and then just evaporated out of Peter's life. Not also was I completely shocked by that insane twist, I was also devastated as a kid to watch Mary Jane Watson die before my eyes and then to watch Peter's anguish as he yet again loses the love of his misfortunate life. One of the most saddest and haunting episodes I have ever seen of any show to this day.
I think one of my favourite parts of the Spiderman Animated series is how he defeats Spider-Carnage. He doesn't defeat him by overpowering him or outsmarting him but by getting the one person who could appeal his humanity, Uncle Ben
Great finale! It has me looking forward to the main villain in the Spider-Verse sequel possibly being a corrupted Spider-Man, of which there have been several promising candidates.
One important thing to note is that Spidey and Spider-Carnage were hoping through different dimensions and this one was universe where Peter Parker's life was perfect (he's super rich, has huge company, is celebrity, is married to MJ, etc), so Spidey figures in this universe Uncle Ben must be alive and brings him so he can appeal to Spider-Carnage humanity. Keep in mind that Spider-Carnage is quite literally Peter Parker that has bonded with Carnage symbiote, so he would still have same memories and sentiment towards Uncle Ben.
_Spider-Man: TAS_ is an excellent base intro for anyone who has a clean slate to Spider-Man as an icon. It can be a great bridge to the basic comics and/or vice versa. It's obviously also a precursor to the foundation of what makes the Raimi Trilogy so solid. That being said, it also feels like a censored-to-death milquetoast 1990's knockoff that is trying to replicate the amazing success that was _Batman: The Animates Series_ of the same era.
I am from Pakistan and this is very true this show got me into drawing and writing stories and today I am working as an asset modeler and texture artist in a game company thank you Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one.. as a kid none of my friends watched it. Funny enough, I started watching it because my dad was watching it. Thanks Dad!
You gonna have to meet me on the streets over that Stan Lee episode. That was Stan Lee's best cameo, hands down, and it was heartwarming. Especially love the ending when Peter said something like, "That Stan Lee sure is great," while Madam Webb, whose voice actress is Stan Lee's wife, said, "I think so too."
@Stephen O'Brien Just like how Batman is often credited as the sole creation of Bob Kane without any acknowledgement of Bill Finger's contributions, although both guys actually collaborated together on the characters of not just the Caped Crusader/Dark Knight, but also the well-known circus orphan origin of the first Robin, Dick Grayson, which was retold in the DC Animated Universe (created by Bruce Timm & Paul Dini) two-parter from _Batman: The Animated Series_ titled "Robin's Reckoning" (and once again [although this time in live-action] per the 1995 Schumacher-directed film _Batman Forever_ although Dick in the latter never really wore the Robin outfit much as Batman's sidekick until the end battle of wits pitting Batman as both his billionaire playboy philanthropist persona Bruce Wayne & his crimefighting alter-ego simultaneously against the twosome of Harvey Dent/Two-Face [who was always of two minds regarding everything due to his dual identity crisis problem] & criminal genius Edward Nygma aka The Riddler to save both film [and tie-in graphic novel adaptation] exclusive love interest Dr. Chase Meridian & his ward from a watery grave death trap, not to mention that actor Chris O'Donnell was basically playing a much-older version of "The Boy Wonder" than what the source comics portrayed & by the time 1997's disastrous _Batman & Robin_ film came out, the iconic walking traffic light outfit Robin's known for wearing was replaced with a red variant of Dick's traditionally blue Nightwing outfit, except he was still being referred to as Robin in the movie).
My grandfather got me into the animated comic shows on fox kids at a young age. He is a lifelong comic nerd (even collected entire sets of happy meal toys associated with them) and I remember sitting in his den with him at probably 3 or 4 years old as he was watching his vhs recording of episodes that had aired that week for spider-man, x-men, and batman. He was a nasa software engineer so no surprise he could set a VCR lol. If it wasn't for him I never would have fallen in love with those characters. He is also the same guy who watched power rangers so he would have something that i was interested in to talk to me about and took me to the power rangers movie twice on its opening weekend. Papa is a freaking legend and I just want everyone to know it
Vulture’s costume and him making himself younger was taken from a comic arc from the early 90s. It wasn’t created for the show. The Silvermane storyline was also taken from Stan Lee story arc from the 60s. I loved that show growing up, and when I finally read the Stan Lee comics when older, I found out that so many of those episodes were adapted directly from the comics.
Yeah that Silvermane/Tablet Saga storyline was the longest arc in Spider-Man history up to then. Stretching around 10 issues all in all. 1969. Amazing art.
Great Video, Johnny. To answer your question about why they De-aged the Vulture for the show: it’s an adaptation of the “Life-theft” storyline from the comics by David Michelinie, where Vulture uses life energy absorbing technology to restore his youth and cure his cancer. He’s also drains Spider-Man’s youth here, but once Peter defeated him, Adrian remained young in the comics for years ( including when the show was airing). So it’s as simple as that.
@@Johnny2Cellos it’s much briefer in the comics, only 2 issues, and then it’s done. Oh, regarding the secret wars episodes and the finale not feeling final: 1. Semper originally wanted to bring the entire X-men cast back again for these episodes, however, Fox overruled him, because it proved to be too costly to fly them in( the season two episodes where they guest star, were the most expensive episodes of the series for this reason), since the two shows were recorded in different locations. Some characters were off limits, such as the Hulk, because of his solo series on UPN, which in development at this time( Lizard’s portrayal here with Curt’s intelligence, is Hulk’s exact role in the secret war comics.) 2. Season 5 was not meant to be final season. Semper had planned a sixth season to wrap up all the loose ends; including peter and the real MJ uniting on screen and eventually getting married by Stan Lee himself. Effectively, bring the series full circle. However, the head of Fox Kids at the time decided to suddenly cancel the show at the last minute because she disliked Avi Arad, who was demanding about certain elements of the show. By the time the crew found out about the cancellation, the “ spider wars” episodes were already done. So there was no time or money to change the ending. This is why in Spider-Man unlimited, we just see Peter and MJ reunited with no explanation. We just have to accept that it happened off screen.
Wow I did not know those freaky age absorbing abilities where comic book canon from vulture vulture they are odd I am not mad that Spider-Man Homecoming didn't use them would be odd to see Tom Holland suddenly look Michael Keaton level old
@@Dhampir101980 Nah it was longer than that. Life Theft was 3 issues, but Vulture was young for about 2-3 years. He was young for the whole of the Clone Saga. Life Theft was about 6 months before Ben showed up. It was the story where Peter's 'parents' died and he got all broody, which Ben snapped him out of. Vulture got old again a few months after Ben died.
I think one reason why Venom is so beloved is the fact that, in a lot of ways, he is to Spider-Man what Virgil is to Dante. Or what Shadow is to Sonic. Or Seto Kaiba to Yugi.
I not only watched it on Jetix growing up, i also rewatched it when Disney plus came out. Honestly, even without nostalgia filters this show still bangs super hard.
This is an amazing show but Peter Parker is so different to what he usually is and it just doesn't work. He's normally a small skinny nerd not a tall buff guy with a swept over pretty boy haircut and the jawline of Robert Pattinson 😂 I've recently started a rewatch after not having seen the show in years and was baffled by how he's portrayed here in comparison with all other Spider-Man material.
@@PeakDennisReynolds This isn't high-school peter. It's not even really college peter. It's early grad school peter. He's been spiderman for quite sometime. Spending your nights swinging from webs and beating up bad guys is going to result in you building up muscle.
I remember this and Spectacular airing on Disney XD and stuck around. It was good to be a spidey fan I'm the early 2000s. Glad to be entertained with the good shows
To be fair, even as a kid in the early 2000s watching reruns of the show, I felt the use of CGI was kind of weird. Fortunately it was used pretty sporadically. I also used to watch Reboot and Beast Wars, but when the MTV Spider-Man animated series premiered it felt like a huge upgrade in terms of CG quality
I was born in 2001, well after this show ended but I had a lot of the DVDs which was my introduction to Spider Man when I was a kid. The DVDs had random episodes cherry-picked from various seasons and I never even knew they were from different seasons with the story arcs until now. But I still loved watching the few episodes I had access to on repeat and learning about the characters. I also had no idea there were other animated Marvel shows that had a shared universe. But since animation allowed anything to happen which live action film couldn't do at the time, it makes sense that they tried an animated universe in the 90s before the MCU. It's very intriguing.
I highly appreciate your reviews. Spidey and Black cat certainly needs more love as a ship and yes this show did them almost perfect. There’s plenty more Nostalgia in this show too. It will always be a special part of my childhood!
Making morbius into a bat human hybrid that steals peoples plasma with his suction hands that leave grotesque scars is a much more horrifying concept than a vampire
While Ultimate Spider-Man from 2012 was MY Spider-Man & the one I grew up watching as it aired every week, I definitely remember watching reruns of this show in the 2000’s which aired on TV. I definitely have a soft spot for this show since it was the one I saw before the Ultimate Spider-Man & Marvel’s Spider-Man which I watched live each week. Watching this video definitely brought back some memories from watching this show when I was really young. I remember the whole Morbius arc as well as the Secret Wars & Spider Wars arcs towards the end as well as a handful of other episodes. I definitely missed a few episodes though which made me appreciate this video as a comprehensive overview of the entire series.
I remember being around 5yo, having cable recently installed at home and obsessing over this series. I also remember the moment when MJ "melts" cause she's an unstable clone feeling like a fever dream. My little brain was not ready to understand such complexity, I loved it! 😅
@@jamespope7669 are you gonna sit here and mansplain the evaporation vs melt? She already admitted she has a little pea brain, you don’t need to glob on Pope. I might just rearrange you. Melanie robo, keep on in the shower
Fun fact in his first appearance frank calse tried to shoot spider man and literally the next issue introduces spidey’s dune buggy(yes spider-man had a dune buggy) say with me now “COMICS ARE WEIRD”
Only criticism I always had was mj still being gone. This was my childhood and made me a fan of Spider-Man. One of my favorite cartoons of the 90s and even as an adult still is awesome.
I just wanted to point out that John Semper Jr. said that you weren't supposed to know if it was really Norman Osborn or not talking to Harry. There are hints left to go both way. For it being Osborn is how did Harry know what to do to become the Goblin. For it being NOT Osborn is how was Harry able to leave Osborn when he didn't accept him any more.
On the "censorship" according to john semper jr BSNP (broadcast standards and practices) treated this show mostly no different to any other show. He just wasn't too interested in fighting BSNP on stuff and decided that the best option would just be to follow along. Besides its not really that important to have death and stuff, it just made the darker elements stand out more.
@@vetarlittorf1807 i get that. For me growing up i never really noticed how spidey didnt punch and it was mostly web kicks, grapples, and webbing. It all felt like regular fighting. I just thought it was important to note that it wasnt treated all too different from other shows. BTAS got away by fighting BSNP for its use of guns, adding scenes that would certainly get cut so they can use the less aggressive material. In all the DCAU shows they do a white flash before impact to avoid showing a punch due to the same censorship rules. I just feel its an important context thats often avoided
@@NovastarDoughnut I suppose so. At least it's better than how X-Men TAS treated Wolverine. With him never being allowed to use his claws except on robots and gets his ass kicked literally all the time.
@@vetarlittorf1807 yeah. Thats fair. Xmen had issues there. Its having a guy whos main power is cutting peoples limbs off and only ever having him nonletally stab or throw someone into trashcans. But to be fair xmen it fought BSNP much harder for its more politically charged, topical material. Which lead way to my boi static shock
@@vetarlittorf1807 Adding punches would've made the fighting less creative, not more. The place where the censorship shows the most IMO is the overuse of the word "destroy".
I saw the 1967 cartoon first. My dad would get me the old 60's Marvel cartoons on VHS when I was growing up in the late 80s but this show really got me into the character. That and Spider-Man 64.
The carnage symbiote exacerbating Peter’s mental and moral collapse from being Spider-Man was probably more real than the children watching were really able of comprehending, myself included. But having gone back and watched this with my son (he loved it just as much as I did and we binge watched it together) I was able to appreciate it all over again, despite some of the cheesy 90’s tropes. It has a certain charm to it that aged well.
I grew up on this entire series. I remember watching them on Saturday mornings AND after school on the weekdays. I remember being suspended in the 5th grade for three days, being home and watching after school cartoons like The Mask and Spiderman!
As a kid I remember finding every episode of this show interesting, even the ones you mentioned about Red Skull and Electro. Call it nostalgia but I thought this was an almost perfect cartoon. Also I’ve never read a comic in my life so to me this is all canon
This and batman TAS are GOATED shows, being one of the best adaptations and understandings while also introducing myself and many to the characters and rouges gallery
With X-Men 97 being picked up by Disney+ as a revival of the X-Men animated series, it'd be cool if they did the same with at least Spider-Man if not all of the rest of the shows as a way of at least continuing from the cliffhanger.
I really want to go through these 90s superhero cartoons again. I was born in 93 so I feel as if I was too young at the time for these but maybe I'd appreciate it better now.
32:12 that moment will always get me teary, and then that blood curdling “Nooo!!!” And the anger in the line after that “Warren, where the blazes are you???” Also I think I read somewhere the plot of the following season would have found Marie Jane living in puritan times and we’d see a Robin Hood type Spiderman called Spider Knight.
about your point in 27:00 with green goblins telepathy, I always assumed that its some sort of other personality telling Harry what to do, like Tyler Durden in FightClub
Never realized when I was younger that this series was basically the genesis of everything to do with the black suit besides the existence of the black suit itself.
An absolutely great gem of a synopsis. This was my absolute favorite cartoon as a kid besides BTAS. This cartoon is the reason I love spiderman so much. We were lucky to be kids in the 90s. I remember being so juiced every Saturday morning with my cereal or poptarts completely glued to the TV when this came on. Some of my fondest childhood memories for sure. Thanks for making this video... You took me back my brother.
This was also my intro to Spiderman, I’ll admit a large part of what I love it is nostalgia but it is a great show none the less. It’s still what I use as my main canon for anything Spiderman related. Oh and as someone who has been both Spiderman and Invincible for Halloween you’re right about the chafing in the suit 😂 You should do a video on Invincible
This will always be one of my top iterations of spiderman, I prefer him as a young man who has had experience being a hero as well as being a respected, solo, CAPABLE superhero who is also down to do team ups like with daredevil, x-men, the fantastic four and my personal favourite, iron man. Tom holland is great and all but I never really was on board with spiderman being a smaller hero in the grand scheme of things where his character traits are being an awkward fanboy when interacting with other heroes, this theme being even more apparent in the 2014 ultimate spiderman show. That is why this show, spiderman ps4 are my most favourite representation of the character. (besides the comics)
I agree but I also have to point out in the very first comics Spider-Man, still as a highschooler, invades the Fantastic 4 building and beats them(sort of) to prove he is a worthy addition to the team; only to change his mind after finding out they don't make money. So even a teenage Spider-Man should have been more capable than the Holland version is portrayed.
In the original comics it was the fact that teenage Peter was inspired by science, was awkward, inexperienced and being inventive but making mistakes even being outdone at times by his enemies' unusual powers and having to adapt to defeat them. The Tom Holland spidey was given the tech that Peter had to work to get. All the films drew on different parts of Peter/ spiderman character which was why the No Way Home while it had it flaws was an overall success. The 1990s series had it's flaws but overall covered a great number of enemies, crossovers and story lines from the comics which kept fans old and new happy.
34:32 There was a really old Spider-Man game for the PS1 and, like, Windows XP or something, where the silver armour was a temporary invincibility power-up - needless to say, I see it more as that than an "AU tech billionaire suit".
Another great Spider-Man video! Can’t wait for the Spectacular Spider-Man one because that’s my definitive version of Spider-Man in media so looking forward to it!
20:05 You answer your own questions, 21:58 totes agree, you felt that. Bruh in terms of producing the work within budget, adapting an ip in a timely fashion at the mercy of the the network--the artwork still holds up, the acting, and storytelling--this is the best spiderman yet.
I rarely comment, but I loved this video. It's nice to see someone gush about a show that I love while also admitting it was flawed and very much of its time.
Great essay! In fact I started rewatching the show because of this video. On a personal note. What mesmerised me as a kid was the way spidey moved. He was so brilliantly agile, fast and graceful. I always felt it represented his powers in the best possible way. The director and the staff put a lot of thought and effort in choreographing movement and shots that portray them. For me this wasn’t replicated until into the spider verse.
I actually just rewatched the series very recently, and aside from realizing how much recycled animation that used constantly, I forgot how serialized the entire series is. Very few completely isolated episodes
I just got Disney plus and been trying to binge watch this and the other ones. I never saw those other two back in the day. Those were big boy days, middle/high school time 😂.
I wasn't around at the time of the series releasing so I'd only be able to catch the 1/2 re runs every Saturday, but I was so dedicated to watching everything I could. It blew my mind and made waaaaay more sense when I found out as an adult that there was series long arcs. Great show
Well, you've got a 51-year-old subscriber, bub. This is such a nuanced look at the series my friends and I were recording and watching on VHS in our apartment at the time! You hit the notes that drew me in, as well. I had already been a Spidey fan since I new who he was, but the recurring thematic and, yes, the romantic parts of Peter's story are well-represented in the series. The fact that you acknowledge the truly heart-wrenching moments that the show tackled head-on, with respect and reverence, has made me an instant fan of yours. Kudos, my friend.
This series was my introduction to Spiderman, so this video was very nostalgic. I also really loved the Raimi movies and I'm a big fan of the PS4 game.
Oh yes, this was my introduction to Spider-Man and he's ben¿en my favorite super hero ever since. The music, the character design and the voice acting in both the original and the dubbed versions are iconic. I wish Marvel would announce a continuation the same way they did with X-Men. Great video, and yes, HARD YES on Spidery and Black Cat being together.
Being born in 1990, this show came on when I was 4. This was the show that got me into Spidey. I loved this damn show growing up. Loved it more than X-men. Thanks for another banger of a video, Johnny. This one hit home.
Good video and excellent point about how most of the episodes in season 3 actually synced up. Despite having "Sins of the Father" blared up in every title, I never really thought about how much fathers (and sometimes mothers) play a role in the episodes.
Wow what a trip through time! This was my introduction to Spider-man and made me a lifelong fan! Some of the clips you used are exactly as I remember! Like I had memories stored in boxes this whole time and watching your video was like opening them again! Thanks for that! :D
i grew up on this and it introduced me to spider-man, i will always love this itteration of spider-man and yes spider-man/black cat all the way, all day, every day and twice on sunday.
Absolutely bonkers the timing of this! I wasn't born when this show aired. So I've been going back recently to start watching it. Like 2 days ago recently, and then you post this.
It's awesome to see so many people going through a Spidey phase these days. On one of the songs from the soundtrack of this show, the top comment says "stuck in my head for the past 20 years".
It's a great show but I'm so baffled by how the Peter Parker looks and acts in it lol. He's the total opposite of every other spiderman cartoon or movie.
Spectacular definitely is the superior show in my opinion but I love how 90s this show is from start to finish. And of course the influence it obviously had on the Raimi trilogy is the cherry on top looking back.
Little name correction its Raimi. And saying the series had influence on the Raimi movies is not really it at all. They both just followed the 60s comics super super closely including the extreme silliness for better or worse. And spectacular is without a doubt better than the 90s series.
With all due respect. Just because the 90s show had detailed character design doesn't mean their animation is automatically good. Real quality animation comes from how fluid it moves and express lively movements. Which spectacular is most definitely better at. While the 90s series has every animation error imaginable.
@@alvinchikara713 maybe from a technical standpoint. But the detailed 90s designs look much better than the one that came out 20 years later. Also I prefer the 90s voice cast as well but that’s just me.
Personally my favorite interpretation of the Vulture, I thought it was an interesting and believable angle for the character that made him hold down his own episodes
Oh my goodness this Spider-Man was my childhood! It's the biggest reason I grew up a Marvel fan! On top of X-Men Evolution of course with the very underrated voice work of Scott McNeil as Wolverine. Yes I know Steve Blum is typically Wolverine but I feel we sleep on Scott's voice too much because he was an A+ Wolverine. Turning on Toon Disney and Jetix to see this show was the highlight of being born in 99.
sometimes you just stumble across a video on UA-cam and the video takes you 2 decades back to the times when life was so simple, so simple that my biggest problem in life was whether i completed the homework or not
I've rematch this series as an adult way to many times. I love this show, it was a very strong character piece. Appreciate the love poured into this video
@@PeakDennisReynolds No, it's not. The most prolific Spidey artist always drew Peter Parker as a bigger guy. Also, this isn't angst-ridden lanky teen Peter, nor college Peter, but undergraduate student & semi-well adjusted adult Peter, so he's been Spider-Man for quite some time by this point. Besides, Peter's intentionally supposed to look handsome, regardless of age or the medium (comics, cartoons, or movies) used. So, actually, the depiction of Peter here is accurate to the version they were pulling from for this animated series.
Absolutely loved this show! Not only did they do a great job with the characters and stories, but visually it looked fantastic. The artists did a great job.
aww man, i can't believe you skipped over that amazing set of lines in the old Spidey episode! after the Vulture drains his youth and he's turned into an old man for a while, Spider-Man saves a woman from getting mugged and she recognized his age. then they have the best superhero line of my childhood:
"I didn't know you were a senior citizen!"
"it's the job... it ages you."
100/10 writing.
Thats a good one tbh, this spidey had all the quips, one of my favourites was from when he fought Tombstone
"Come down here and fight like a man!"
"Don't suppose I could convince you to come up here and fight like a spider?"
@@kieranriley1624 Tombstone and Spidey seem to have a talent for good banter with each other:
'Where do you get off attacking defenseless old ladies [Aunt May]?! Is that how you get your jollies?!'
'Nah, that was work! THIS is how I get my jollies!' (Piledrives Spidey into a van)
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He got some god tier burns in on JJ too..
The fact that they put this Peter through so much really culminates in when he has to face off against a version of himself that couldn’t handle that pain.
This and X-Men were both cartoon soap operas for kids.
What if spider-man found Mary Jane Watson in the pink wormhole limbo in the Disney plus again soon?
Yep, great finale villain.
Well, that version had the Carnage symbiote and was also in a bad place mentally due to not having any idea if he was a clone or not. But yeah, the weight of being Spider-Man fueled a lot of it too.
@@jool5941so, you are saying you only like heroes when they are alphas only?
That final "Nooo!" scream. Dude that one hit harder than the others.
This time he *watched* Mary Jane melt away. The others she just dissappeared. This time he effectively had to watch her die.
So true
Final scream is best scream. 😱😭👌🏾
Man oh man
I missed many episodes as a kid, so I watched The Return of Hydro-Man Part 2 for the first time as an adult. I was devastated, to say the least. And that feeling seems to amplify each time I rewatch the series. The voice actors knew their stuff.
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The Venom story in this show is executed perfectly. I will maintain that this show, that defined Spidey for the Millennial generation, is the reason why there's a Venom movie and that character is so loved. This version of Venom is still my favourite version too, the slightly bigger, evil Spider-Man. He's written as an alter-ego, rather than the arch villain. Also loved how Peter Parker behaved in the black suit, just confident and more aggressive, and intimidating.
Agreed
The Venom movies are a joke
@@ninjanibba4259 yeah but they’re pretty funny and entertaining if you don’t take them seriously
@@donathan2933 that's the entire problem, they're not funny nor does it excuse it not to be taken seriously, all the characters are basically cartoons....they ruined them
@@ninjanibba4259 ok 🤷🏾♂️
Also, don’t forget that there’s an entire Spider-Man ride in Orlando that’s based on this version of the character that is still active to this day! Such an influential and classic show.
Wow I need to go ride that
@@Johnny2Cellos I've ridden it since i was a kid then went back in my mid 20's still just as great also when you're in the line you're walking through an empty daily bugle it's amazing...no pun intended but you gotta check it out.
Still one of the best rides there and my favorite.
@@Johnny2Cellos Ah I did ride on that and even joined a Nickelodeon game show when they were based in Orlando..good times.
That ride rocks
I can basically remember all the episodes of this great show when I was between 5-9 yrs old, but by far... the episode that always stood out the most is the one when Mary Jane after her mysterious return from that time dilation dimension turns out to be just the water cloned version of the actual MJ. When she cried her whole heart out to Peter even though she wasn't the real MJ, and then just evaporated out of Peter's life. Not also was I completely shocked by that insane twist, I was also devastated as a kid to watch Mary Jane Watson die before my eyes and then to watch Peter's anguish as he yet again loses the love of his misfortunate life. One of the most saddest and haunting episodes I have ever seen of any show to this day.
I think one of my favourite parts of the Spiderman Animated series is how he defeats Spider-Carnage. He doesn't defeat him by overpowering him or outsmarting him but by getting the one person who could appeal his humanity, Uncle Ben
Great finale! It has me looking forward to the main villain in the Spider-Verse sequel possibly being a corrupted Spider-Man, of which there have been several promising candidates.
One important thing to note is that Spidey and Spider-Carnage were hoping through different dimensions and this one was universe where Peter Parker's life was perfect (he's super rich, has huge company, is celebrity, is married to MJ, etc), so Spidey figures in this universe Uncle Ben must be alive and brings him so he can appeal to Spider-Carnage humanity. Keep in mind that Spider-Carnage is quite literally Peter Parker that has bonded with Carnage symbiote, so he would still have same memories and sentiment towards Uncle Ben.
That in live Action… oh boy would it be awesome
_Spider-Man: TAS_ is an excellent base intro for anyone who has a clean slate to Spider-Man as an icon. It can be a great bridge to the basic comics and/or vice versa. It's obviously also a precursor to the foundation of what makes the Raimi Trilogy so solid.
That being said, it also feels like a censored-to-death milquetoast 1990's knockoff that is trying to replicate the amazing success that was _Batman: The Animates Series_ of the same era.
Still my favorite show of all time.
GET BACK HERE SHOCKER!!!!
SHOCKEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRR!!!!!!
I don’t think I could have a definitive favorite but this series was definitely amazing and yeah, that 3-parter was great.
They also did really awesome at combining unrelated comic book story arcs into a singular theme for the television animated series.
I wish they woulda let it get a little “darker” or mature. I mean spidey can’t even punch people in this series
@@sharebear421 But he sure drop kicks with the best of'em.
I am from Pakistan and this is very true this show got me into drawing and writing stories and today I am working as an asset modeler and texture artist in a game company thank you Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.
This show introduced me to Spider-Man as well! Also my first ever introduction to superheroes in general
I'm so glad I'm not the only one.. as a kid none of my friends watched it. Funny enough, I started watching it because my dad was watching it. Thanks Dad!
As a child of 99 this show was the reason I grew up to be a Marvel fan!
Same!
My first exposure was Spectacular, but I've been wanting to check this show out sometime
Same.
Also, the Hobgoblin was voiced by Mark Hamill
You gonna have to meet me on the streets over that Stan Lee episode. That was Stan Lee's best cameo, hands down, and it was heartwarming. Especially love the ending when Peter said something like, "That Stan Lee sure is great," while Madam Webb, whose voice actress is Stan Lee's wife, said, "I think so too."
Sweet
It sucks when you know he’s dead
I always start laughing when he says something like "how do i get down from here" when spider man accidentally leaves him on top of the roof lol
@Stephen O'Brien Just like how Batman is often credited as the sole creation of Bob Kane without any acknowledgement of Bill Finger's contributions, although both guys actually collaborated together on the characters of not just the Caped Crusader/Dark Knight, but also the well-known circus orphan origin of the first Robin, Dick Grayson, which was retold in the DC Animated Universe (created by Bruce Timm & Paul Dini) two-parter from _Batman: The Animated Series_ titled "Robin's Reckoning" (and once again [although this time in live-action] per the 1995 Schumacher-directed film _Batman Forever_ although Dick in the latter never really wore the Robin outfit much as Batman's sidekick until the end battle of wits pitting Batman as both his billionaire playboy philanthropist persona Bruce Wayne & his crimefighting alter-ego simultaneously against the twosome of Harvey Dent/Two-Face [who was always of two minds regarding everything due to his dual identity crisis problem] & criminal genius Edward Nygma aka The Riddler to save both film [and tie-in graphic novel adaptation] exclusive love interest Dr. Chase Meridian & his ward from a watery grave death trap, not to mention that actor Chris O'Donnell was basically playing a much-older version of "The Boy Wonder" than what the source comics portrayed & by the time 1997's disastrous _Batman & Robin_ film came out, the iconic walking traffic light outfit Robin's known for wearing was replaced with a red variant of Dick's traditionally blue Nightwing outfit, except he was still being referred to as Robin in the movie).
meet me on the streets ahahahah YES
My grandfather got me into the animated comic shows on fox kids at a young age. He is a lifelong comic nerd (even collected entire sets of happy meal toys associated with them) and I remember sitting in his den with him at probably 3 or 4 years old as he was watching his vhs recording of episodes that had aired that week for spider-man, x-men, and batman. He was a nasa software engineer so no surprise he could set a VCR lol. If it wasn't for him I never would have fallen in love with those characters. He is also the same guy who watched power rangers so he would have something that i was interested in to talk to me about and took me to the power rangers movie twice on its opening weekend. Papa is a freaking legend and I just want everyone to know it
Vulture’s costume and him making himself younger was taken from a comic arc from the early 90s. It wasn’t created for the show. The Silvermane storyline was also taken from Stan Lee story arc from the 60s. I loved that show growing up, and when I finally read the Stan Lee comics when older, I found out that so many of those episodes were adapted directly from the comics.
Same 😭
Yeah that Silvermane/Tablet Saga storyline was the longest arc in Spider-Man history up to then. Stretching around 10 issues all in all. 1969. Amazing art.
One of the best shows ever. I will always use this show as the baseline for how Spiderman should be
Great Video, Johnny.
To answer your question about why they De-aged the Vulture for the show: it’s an adaptation of the “Life-theft” storyline from the comics by David Michelinie, where Vulture uses life energy absorbing technology to restore his youth and cure his cancer. He’s also drains Spider-Man’s youth here, but once Peter defeated him, Adrian remained young in the comics for years ( including when the show was airing). So it’s as simple as that.
Damn I did not realize it was a comic adaptation, I did not like it lol
@@Johnny2Cellos it’s much briefer in the comics, only 2 issues, and then it’s done.
Oh, regarding the secret wars episodes and the finale not feeling final:
1. Semper originally wanted to bring the entire X-men cast back again for these episodes, however, Fox overruled him, because it proved to be too costly to fly them in( the season two episodes where they guest star, were the most expensive episodes of the series for this reason), since the two shows were recorded in different locations.
Some characters were off limits, such as the Hulk, because of his solo series on UPN, which in development at this time( Lizard’s portrayal here with Curt’s intelligence, is Hulk’s exact role in the secret war comics.)
2. Season 5 was not meant to be final season. Semper had planned a sixth season to wrap up all the loose ends; including peter and the real MJ uniting on screen and eventually getting married by Stan Lee himself. Effectively, bring the series full circle. However, the head of Fox Kids at the time decided to suddenly cancel the show at the last minute because she disliked Avi Arad, who was demanding about certain elements of the show. By the time the crew found out about the cancellation, the “ spider wars” episodes were already done. So there was no time or money to change the ending. This is why in Spider-Man unlimited, we just see Peter and MJ reunited with no explanation. We just have to accept that it happened off screen.
Wow I did not know those freaky age absorbing abilities where comic book canon from vulture vulture they are odd I am not mad that Spider-Man Homecoming didn't use them would be odd to see Tom Holland suddenly look Michael Keaton level old
@@Johnny2Cellos question would you ever consider reviewing the individual arc’s in the series??
@@Dhampir101980 Nah it was longer than that. Life Theft was 3 issues, but Vulture was young for about 2-3 years. He was young for the whole of the Clone Saga. Life Theft was about 6 months before Ben showed up. It was the story where Peter's 'parents' died and he got all broody, which Ben snapped him out of. Vulture got old again a few months after Ben died.
I think one reason why Venom is so beloved is the fact that, in a lot of ways, he is to Spider-Man what Virgil is to Dante. Or what Shadow is to Sonic. Or Seto Kaiba to Yugi.
Facts, the perfect opposite
Yugi? You must mean Yuugi.
The sasuke to his naruto?
Yup
He's an antithesis to spiderman in terms of powers.
Vegeta to his Goku
I not only watched it on Jetix growing up, i also rewatched it when Disney plus came out. Honestly, even without nostalgia filters this show still bangs super hard.
Agreed. It holds up well.
I watched it in the 90's as a kid then again on jetix as a teenager. Yeah I still watched the cartoon at 19 lol.
@@KentPetersonmoney I’m 22 and I still watch this shit
@@danielgarcia7518 I watched the show at 33 and it still holds up with the writing
Jetix 💯
I’m only 23 but this show to me will ALWAYS be Spider-Man
OK grandpa time to put you in the home
Absolutely deserves to be talked about alongside Batman: The Animated Series!
Damn right
Agreed
This is an amazing show but Peter Parker is so different to what he usually is and it just doesn't work. He's normally a small skinny nerd not a tall buff guy with a swept over pretty boy haircut and the jawline of Robert Pattinson 😂 I've recently started a rewatch after not having seen the show in years and was baffled by how he's portrayed here in comparison with all other Spider-Man material.
@@PeakDennisReynolds John Romita Sr, the most influential and iconic Spider-Man artist, always drew Peter as a bigger guy
@@PeakDennisReynolds This isn't high-school peter. It's not even really college peter. It's early grad school peter. He's been spiderman for quite sometime. Spending your nights swinging from webs and beating up bad guys is going to result in you building up muscle.
I remember this and Spectacular airing on Disney XD and stuck around. It was good to be a spidey fan I'm the early 2000s. Glad to be entertained with the good shows
Loved the early use of CGI within TAS intro, really adds to the 90s-ness of it 👌
To be fair, even as a kid in the early 2000s watching reruns of the show, I felt the use of CGI was kind of weird. Fortunately it was used pretty sporadically. I also used to watch Reboot and Beast Wars, but when the MTV Spider-Man animated series premiered it felt like a huge upgrade in terms of CG quality
I was born in 2001, well after this show ended but I had a lot of the DVDs which was my introduction to Spider Man when I was a kid. The DVDs had random episodes cherry-picked from various seasons and I never even knew they were from different seasons with the story arcs until now. But I still loved watching the few episodes I had access to on repeat and learning about the characters. I also had no idea there were other animated Marvel shows that had a shared universe. But since animation allowed anything to happen which live action film couldn't do at the time, it makes sense that they tried an animated universe in the 90s before the MCU. It's very intriguing.
I still remember seeing this show for the first time when I was 6 years old and immediately making Spider-man my favorite super hero of all time.
I highly appreciate your reviews. Spidey and Black cat certainly needs more love as a ship and yes this show did them almost perfect. There’s plenty more Nostalgia in this show too. It will always be a special part of my childhood!
This was my first exposure to Spider-Man as a kid, and to comic books as a whole. I owe it a lot.
Making morbius into a bat human hybrid that steals peoples plasma with his suction hands that leave grotesque scars is a much more horrifying concept than a vampire
SPIDER-MAN, X-Men, and Batman 90s animated series all introduced me to all this madness...funny how everything has come full circle 💯
I’ve been rewatching Batman and man, that show is a masterpiece. The animation is obscenely good
@@Johnny2Cellos 💯. I enjoyed the vid everything was on point. The entire MCU is in debt to Spider-man/X-men animated series.
While Ultimate Spider-Man from 2012 was MY Spider-Man & the one I grew up watching as it aired every week, I definitely remember watching reruns of this show in the 2000’s which aired on TV. I definitely have a soft spot for this show since it was the one I saw before the Ultimate Spider-Man & Marvel’s Spider-Man which I watched live each week. Watching this video definitely brought back some memories from watching this show when I was really young. I remember the whole Morbius arc as well as the Secret Wars & Spider Wars arcs towards the end as well as a handful of other episodes. I definitely missed a few episodes though which made me appreciate this video as a comprehensive overview of the entire series.
I remember being around 5yo, having cable recently installed at home and obsessing over this series. I also remember the moment when MJ "melts" cause she's an unstable clone feeling like a fever dream. My little brain was not ready to understand such complexity, I loved it! 😅
MJ evaporates.
@@jamespope7669 are you gonna sit here and mansplain the evaporation vs melt? She already admitted she has a little pea brain, you don’t need to glob on Pope. I might just rearrange you. Melanie robo, keep on in the shower
Fun fact in his first appearance frank calse tried to shoot spider man and literally the next issue introduces spidey’s dune buggy(yes spider-man had a dune buggy) say with me now “COMICS ARE WEIRD”
I think there was a toy of that buggy that they had to work into the comics. Secret Wars was also created to tie in with a toyline.
The 90s Animated spiderman is my favorite spiderman and it introduced me to spiderman and it absolutely still holds up today
Only criticism I always had was mj still being gone. This was my childhood and made me a fan of Spider-Man. One of my favorite cartoons of the 90s and even as an adult still is awesome.
I just wanted to point out that John Semper Jr. said that you weren't supposed to know if it was really Norman Osborn or not talking to Harry. There are hints left to go both way.
For it being Osborn is how did Harry know what to do to become the Goblin.
For it being NOT Osborn is how was Harry able to leave Osborn when he didn't accept him any more.
Thanks i always wondered that
After Across The Spider-verse, Spot is one of the scariest ones in Spidey's rogues gallery
And it all started with a bagel.
On the "censorship" according to john semper jr BSNP (broadcast standards and practices) treated this show mostly no different to any other show. He just wasn't too interested in fighting BSNP on stuff and decided that the best option would just be to follow along. Besides its not really that important to have death and stuff, it just made the darker elements stand out more.
Nobody was asking for more deaths, just have Spidey fight more creatively.
@@vetarlittorf1807 i get that. For me growing up i never really noticed how spidey didnt punch and it was mostly web kicks, grapples, and webbing. It all felt like regular fighting. I just thought it was important to note that it wasnt treated all too different from other shows. BTAS got away by fighting BSNP for its use of guns, adding scenes that would certainly get cut so they can use the less aggressive material. In all the DCAU shows they do a white flash before impact to avoid showing a punch due to the same censorship rules. I just feel its an important context thats often avoided
@@NovastarDoughnut I suppose so. At least it's better than how X-Men TAS treated Wolverine. With him never being allowed to use his claws except on robots and gets his ass kicked literally all the time.
@@vetarlittorf1807 yeah. Thats fair. Xmen had issues there. Its having a guy whos main power is cutting peoples limbs off and only ever having him nonletally stab or throw someone into trashcans. But to be fair xmen it fought BSNP much harder for its more politically charged, topical material. Which lead way to my boi static shock
@@vetarlittorf1807 Adding punches would've made the fighting less creative, not more. The place where the censorship shows the most IMO is the overuse of the word "destroy".
I saw the 1967 cartoon first. My dad would get me the old 60's Marvel cartoons on VHS when I was growing up in the late 80s but this show really got me into the character. That and Spider-Man 64.
Without a doubt my favourite animated spidey adaptation, hope it eventually gets the same treatment the 90s Xmen series is getting.
True
I don't. Don't even want a chance of Disney finding a way to screw up this show.
@@DavidMartinez-ce3lp People are slowly starting to understand that a modern "treatment" is not a good thing. Less is more. Quality > Quantity.
@@Dousch Exactly, we should be demanding better
I can't believe they ended the emotional Morbius arc with Dr. Michael Morbius himself delivering a tearful, "Bye Felicia."
This was the series that introduced me to Spider-Man and made me fall in love with the character.
This show was literally my uncle Ben. Ever since then I have had a great RESPONSIBILITY to be obsessed with Spider-Man and the characters from it.
The carnage symbiote exacerbating Peter’s mental and moral collapse from being Spider-Man was probably more real than the children watching were really able of comprehending, myself included. But having gone back and watched this with my son (he loved it just as much as I did and we binge watched it together) I was able to appreciate it all over again, despite some of the cheesy 90’s tropes. It has a certain charm to it that aged well.
I grew up on this entire series. I remember watching them on Saturday mornings AND after school on the weekdays. I remember being suspended in the 5th grade for three days, being home and watching after school cartoons like The Mask and Spiderman!
As a 2008 kid, last year I started watching an episode of this every night and I’m so sad it’s over! Such a good show.
You just had to be there when you could actually what re runs on Saturday morning cartoons if any of you young bucks remember that
Have you watched the 90’s Batman cartoon ?
@@bryantjoseph5275I was there for Jetix atleast
As a kid I remember finding every episode of this show interesting, even the ones you mentioned about Red Skull and Electro. Call it nostalgia but I thought this was an almost perfect cartoon. Also I’ve never read a comic in my life so to me this is all canon
This and batman TAS are GOATED shows, being one of the best adaptations and understandings while also introducing myself and many to the characters and rouges gallery
I like how they had to censor the word ‘blood’ but in the same scene, show a straight-up dead person
With X-Men 97 being picked up by Disney+ as a revival of the X-Men animated series, it'd be cool if they did the same with at least Spider-Man if not all of the rest of the shows as a way of at least continuing from the cliffhanger.
yeah!!!!
Nah, leave it alone. Disney is gonna butcher X-Men 97.
@@jamespope7669 it’s inevitable
they cant right ? Sony owns spiderman .
@@jamespope7669 actually
As a 2000s kid this was the Spidey cartoon that made my childhood
I really want to go through these 90s superhero cartoons again. I was born in 93 so I feel as if I was too young at the time for these but maybe I'd appreciate it better now.
32:12 that moment will always get me teary, and then that blood curdling “Nooo!!!” And the anger in the line after that “Warren, where the blazes are you???” Also I think I read somewhere the plot of the following season would have found Marie Jane living in puritan times and we’d see a Robin Hood type Spiderman called Spider Knight.
I was born in 2000 but this show was also my introduction to Spider-Man. Thanks, reruns!
about your point in 27:00 with green goblins telepathy, I always assumed that its some sort of other personality telling Harry what to do, like Tyler Durden in FightClub
This was awesome! Cant wait for the one on The Spectacular Spider-Man! That will undoubtedly also be awesome!
and that's where peter learns wilson fisk is the kingpin...how did he ever figure it out lol
Never realized when I was younger that this series was basically the genesis of everything to do with the black suit besides the existence of the black suit itself.
An absolutely great gem of a synopsis. This was my absolute favorite cartoon as a kid besides BTAS. This cartoon is the reason I love spiderman so much. We were lucky to be kids in the 90s. I remember being so juiced every Saturday morning with my cereal or poptarts completely glued to the TV when this came on. Some of my fondest childhood memories for sure. Thanks for making this video... You took me back my brother.
This was also my intro to Spiderman, I’ll admit a large part of what I love it is nostalgia but it is a great show none the less. It’s still what I use as my main canon for anything Spiderman related.
Oh and as someone who has been both Spiderman and Invincible for Halloween you’re right about the chafing in the suit 😂
You should do a video on Invincible
11:25 I grew up watching the show and have been singing “Spider-Man, Spider-Man, radioactive Spider-Man”. Mind blown.
This will always be one of my top iterations of spiderman, I prefer him as a young man who has had experience being a hero as well as being a respected, solo, CAPABLE superhero who is also down to do team ups like with daredevil, x-men, the fantastic four and my personal favourite, iron man.
Tom holland is great and all but I never really was on board with spiderman being a smaller hero in the grand scheme of things where his character traits are being an awkward fanboy when interacting with other heroes, this theme being even more apparent in the 2014 ultimate spiderman show. That is why this show, spiderman ps4 are my most favourite representation of the character. (besides the comics)
I agree but I also have to point out in the very first comics Spider-Man, still as a highschooler, invades the Fantastic 4 building and beats them(sort of) to prove he is a worthy addition to the team; only to change his mind after finding out they don't make money.
So even a teenage Spider-Man should have been more capable than the Holland version is portrayed.
In the original comics it was the fact that teenage Peter was inspired by science, was awkward, inexperienced and being inventive but making mistakes even being outdone at times by his enemies' unusual powers and having to adapt to defeat them.
The Tom Holland spidey was given the tech that Peter had to work to get.
All the films drew on different parts of Peter/ spiderman character which was why the No Way Home while it had it flaws was an overall success.
The 1990s series had it's flaws but overall covered a great number of enemies, crossovers and story lines from the comics which kept fans old and new happy.
34:32 There was a really old Spider-Man game for the PS1 and, like, Windows XP or something, where the silver armour was a temporary invincibility power-up - needless to say, I see it more as that than an "AU tech billionaire suit".
Another great Spider-Man video! Can’t wait for the Spectacular Spider-Man one because that’s my definitive version of Spider-Man in media so looking forward to it!
20:05 You answer your own questions, 21:58 totes agree, you felt that. Bruh in terms of producing the work within budget, adapting an ip in a timely fashion at the mercy of the the network--the artwork still holds up, the acting, and storytelling--this is the best spiderman yet.
I rarely comment, but I loved this video. It's nice to see someone gush about a show that I love while also admitting it was flawed and very much of its time.
It's great no matter what the time is.
Great essay! In fact I started rewatching the show because of this video. On a personal note. What mesmerised me as a kid was the way spidey moved. He was so brilliantly agile, fast and graceful. I always felt it represented his powers in the best possible way. The director and the staff put a lot of thought and effort in choreographing movement and shots that portray them. For me this wasn’t replicated until into the spider verse.
I actually just rewatched the series very recently, and aside from realizing how much recycled animation that used constantly, I forgot how serialized the entire series is.
Very few completely isolated episodes
I just got Disney plus and been trying to binge watch this and the other ones. I never saw those other two back in the day. Those were big boy days, middle/high school time 😂.
@@donnyouttheway4091 bro when i go on disney plus this series isnt on there... where can i watch it?
@@matteomilberger5851 gotta be in the US I’m guessing cause I see it on mine
I wasn't around at the time of the series releasing so I'd only be able to catch the 1/2 re runs every Saturday, but I was so dedicated to watching everything I could. It blew my mind and made waaaaay more sense when I found out as an adult that there was series long arcs. Great show
@@matteomilberger5851 I had it on Disney+ in both Europe and the USA.
I still come back to this show. Teenage me loved this character. Thank you so much for the trip down memory lane 😊
Well, you've got a 51-year-old subscriber, bub. This is such a nuanced look at the series my friends and I were recording and watching on VHS in our apartment at the time! You hit the notes that drew me in, as well. I had already been a Spidey fan since I new who he was, but the recurring thematic and, yes, the romantic parts of Peter's story are well-represented in the series. The fact that you acknowledge the truly heart-wrenching moments that the show tackled head-on, with respect and reverence, has made me an instant fan of yours. Kudos, my friend.
I was at Universal studios Orlando last night and the Spiderman attraction was pure nostalgia.
This series was my introduction to Spiderman, so this video was very nostalgic. I also really loved the Raimi movies and I'm a big fan of the PS4 game.
Oh yes, this was my introduction to Spider-Man and he's ben¿en my favorite super hero ever since. The music, the character design and the voice acting in both the original and the dubbed versions are iconic. I wish Marvel would announce a continuation the same way they did with X-Men.
Great video, and yes, HARD YES on Spidery and Black Cat being together.
This show is why I have always had a special place in my heart for Spider-Man. Thanks for covering it!
The ONLY Spiderman Animated series.
Not even the best
@@Johnny2Cellos How dare you. TRAITOR.😠😠😠 FAKE 90'S KID!!!
Being born in 1990, this show came on when I was 4. This was the show that got me into Spidey. I loved this damn show growing up. Loved it more than X-men. Thanks for another banger of a video, Johnny. This one hit home.
Golden age of marvel animated shows, man 90s cartoons were just something else
Wow you and Godzilla Mendoza posting TAS vids in the same week? Pretty crazy!
lol wild
15:05 The part where he becomes a baby again literally traumatized me as a kid. Idk why but it scared me so bad
Good video and excellent point about how most of the episodes in season 3 actually synced up. Despite having "Sins of the Father" blared up in every title, I never really thought about how much fathers (and sometimes mothers) play a role in the episodes.
I was born in '99. This was my Spidey growing up. I used to watch in on Jetix. Also Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends and Spider-Man unlimited.
that ending was always such a bummer that we never got to see MJ and Spidey reunite at long last.
Wow what a trip through time! This was my introduction to Spider-man and made me a lifelong fan! Some of the clips you used are exactly as I remember! Like I had memories stored in boxes this whole time and watching your video was like opening them again! Thanks for that! :D
This and Saim Raimi's Trilogy both introduced me to Spider-Man.
i grew up on this and it introduced me to spider-man, i will always love this itteration of spider-man and yes spider-man/black cat all the way, all day, every day and twice on sunday.
Absolutely bonkers the timing of this! I wasn't born when this show aired. So I've been going back recently to start watching it. Like 2 days ago recently, and then you post this.
It's awesome to see so many people going through a Spidey phase these days. On one of the songs from the soundtrack of this show, the top comment says "stuck in my head for the past 20 years".
Spidey's getting married was a major thing in the 80's. National Television. News worthy.
This as well as the Batman series was everything for me in the 90’s
Same here. I've always been a fan of BOTH heroes and companies because of these shows, spin-off comic book series and toylines!😊
Oh dont worry, now everyone knows about the Spot...
Grew up with this Spider-Man and it will always hold a special place in my heart and solidified Spider-Man as my favorite super hero.
It's a great show but I'm so baffled by how the Peter Parker looks and acts in it lol. He's the total opposite of every other spiderman cartoon or movie.
this series the reason why crossovers are such a big reason and give me a nostalgic feeling with any show especially the MCU
Spectacular definitely is the superior show in my opinion but I love how 90s this show is from start to finish. And of course the influence it obviously had on the Raimi trilogy is the cherry on top looking back.
Little name correction its Raimi. And saying the series had influence on the Raimi movies is not really it at all.
They both just followed the 60s comics super super closely including the extreme silliness for better or worse.
And spectacular is without a doubt better than the 90s series.
Not if you compare animation in my opinion
With all due respect.
Just because the 90s show had detailed character design doesn't mean their animation is automatically good.
Real quality animation comes from how fluid it moves and express lively movements.
Which spectacular is most definitely better at.
While the 90s series has every animation error imaginable.
@@alvinchikara713 maybe from a technical standpoint. But the detailed 90s designs look much better than the one that came out 20 years later. Also I prefer the 90s voice cast as well but that’s just me.
I love spectacular spiderman but i cant consider it a superior show when it got canceled before Peter and Gwen could even get together
I’m now watching the entire show with my 8 year old and he loves it
Personally my favorite interpretation of the Vulture, I thought it was an interesting and believable angle for the character that made him hold down his own episodes
Peter Parker’s name appearing in the newspaper in X-men 97 is the closest we have to a reboot for now
xmen 97 was great but it's already dead, I'm not getting my hopes up
Oh my goodness this Spider-Man was my childhood! It's the biggest reason I grew up a Marvel fan!
On top of X-Men Evolution of course with the very underrated voice work of Scott McNeil as Wolverine. Yes I know Steve Blum is typically Wolverine but I feel we sleep on Scott's voice too much because he was an A+ Wolverine.
Turning on Toon Disney and Jetix to see this show was the highlight of being born in 99.
sometimes you just stumble across a video on UA-cam and the video takes you 2 decades back to the times when life was so simple, so simple that my biggest problem in life was whether i completed the homework or not
I've rematch this series as an adult way to many times. I love this show, it was a very strong character piece. Appreciate the love poured into this video
Good show but the Peter Parker interpretation is so off the rails lol.
@@PeakDennisReynolds No, it's not. The most prolific Spidey artist always drew Peter Parker as a bigger guy. Also, this isn't angst-ridden lanky teen Peter, nor college Peter, but undergraduate student & semi-well adjusted adult Peter, so he's been Spider-Man for quite some time by this point. Besides, Peter's intentionally supposed to look handsome, regardless of age or the medium (comics, cartoons, or movies) used. So, actually, the depiction of Peter here is accurate to the version they were pulling from for this animated series.
The voice actor for this spiderman is amazing his voice is how my inner monologue sounds
Christopher Daniel Barnes
If the X-men revival does well maybe this show will come back in some way
we can only hope
It had better be animated by Tokyo Movie again.
I wouldn't hold my breath. You know how remakes are handled these days
Yes!
Absolutely loved this show! Not only did they do a great job with the characters and stories, but visually it looked fantastic. The artists did a great job.