@@supergreninjagamer5835 Oh, sorry I didn't catch what he meant the first time, lol. I agree, i'll never be happy with the way Disney handled the continuing and upcoming Marvel and Star Wars projects when they bought the companies out.
This show took what the Raimi trilogy did right and then heavily improved the comic accuracy, especially in terms of Spider-Man's personality. Don't get me wrong, I loved the movies growing up and they did Peter justice, but Spidey's dialogue felt so dry, it was lacking the quit wit that Spectacular Spider-Man nailed every episode. Raimi laid the foundation for a flawless Spider-Man portrayal and Spectacular Spider-Man finished the job
The Spider-Man in the trilogy is more human the “dry” dialogue isn’t wasted it adds to his character. That’s why he has the most emotional connecting scenes. Humor in a lot of peters situations wouldn’t work.
@@Karma-pq9fi My point is, in the comics they always found a way to work in a sense of humor when he's Spider-Man as a sort of way of not letting villains see when he's hurt or worried. In the Raimi movies that part of him basically got cut out. Sure he may have had a reason for it, but whether or not it was intentional, it's a crucial part of the character that I personally think should be present in each iteration, otherwise it just feels like Peter and Spidey are the same, when in reality, he let's loose and is more himself when he puts on the mask
@@Karma-pq9fi Like, take Into the Spiderverse for example. Spidey knew he was probably on his deathbed when he talked to Miles at the start, but he still cracked a joke or two to not show weakness so Miles would feel safe. His humor is as much for the people as for himself, he laughs at the villains so New York has less to fear knowing he isn't phased (or at least won't show it). That's a big part of who he is. He doesn't just save people, he gives them hope and confidence. Every superhero does the saving the day, but Spider-Man connects with the city in large part because he can make them smile in the darkest times
@@TheFinalFarewell but in spiderverse not every Spider-Man I’d the same also it’s a animated kids movie. Him not constantly making quips doesn’t mean he’s not positive
@@TheFinalFarewell I don’t really see how that matters if it builds on his character he’s not an edgy character there is a lot of up lifting moments. If you’re gonna take away the quips then the way those movies did it by building up the Main character all the time works really well.
In Spanish the guy who dubbed Tobey is the same voice actor who dubbed Spectacular Spiderman so it really feels like Spectacular Spiderman is a continuation or alternative version of Raimi's trilogy.
Respects to Jameson in both the show and movie, in the movie he knows Peter takes his photos but doesn’t say anything about it. In the show he buys him time to get out. Fucking champ bro
There are two reasons I can think of, perhaps he is a good guy but also perhaps he wants to keep making money off Peters photos since he gets the best ones
6:30 They literally didn't need to change a thing, for Uncle Ben's speech. That, is how you know that it's an amazing show. Some people just see it as lazy copy paste, but no. No it really isn't.
That's not the reason why it's the best spiderman cartoon. Yes it does take influence from the Sam Rami Spider-Man trilogy but, not a MAJORITY of it. This show is mainly heavily influenced by the 616 main marvel universe Spider-Man specifically the Steve Ditko comics. The fact that this show manages to take some influences from the Rami Trilogy and still manages to feel nothing like those movies, shows how much this show respects the comics and TRUE Spider-Man fans out there. Edit: It's not just made to cash in on the Sam Rami Spider-Man trilogy and to try and please only the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man fans.
The fact that Tobey’s incarnation shoots the webs out of his actual wrists… bending those back to slow the train is much more uncomfortable… it’s like peeling off a toenail but 10x worse
They detach from his wrists. Spider-Man's webbing is always depicted detached from his wrists, and Tobey is no different. Look again at 0:25. The webbing's detached.
It's not like he's pushing it himself, the strength in the train stopping and truck stopping comes from how hard they're able to hold onto their webs, tobey collapsed after stopping the train, this spider-man didn't collapse from the truck, and also it's not like they pushed the vechiles they were on with their hands, they had to hold onto their webs to stop them
My top 10 list of who is worthy of sharing Tobey's Pizza Time: 1. Spectacular Spidey 2. Ps4 Spidey 3. Tobey in The MCU's channel XD 4. SM into the Spider-verse 5. 90's SM animated series 6. Tom Hardy's Venom 7. SM new animated series 8. SM Unlimited 9. JP Supaida-man 10. Andrew Garfield's TASM ( he didn't get 3 movies so he deserves a little love 2)
@Christian Stewart and Unlimited is? I watched the shit out of that show when I was a kid and no, it’s not as good as Holland even if Holland is only “decent” (which I agree with). Good on you for putting respect on Japanese Spider-Man’s name though.
One thing they very much improved with Spectacular I would say would be the scene with uncle Ben's killer, where instead of him just randomly tripping and falling to his death, thus making Spider-Man look like a murderer, like what happened in the movie, Peter in the cartoon actually saved him since taking revenge on him wasn't what Ben would have wanted.
@@scottchaison1001 Read my comment again, because I already explained that. Also, I wasn't saying the whole movie's bad or anything, I just said I think the cartoon handled specifically Peter dealing with his uncle's killer better than the movie.
Nah, the Raimi films did that better. Realistically, Peter wouldn't immediately learn the lesson like he did in the show. In the film it makes much more sense - the lesson set in slowly after his anger and shock subsided and he was allowed to grieve and reflect. Taking that slower route also allowed the film to have that fantastic scene with Aunt May helping Peter to realize what kind of man Uncle Ben would've wanted him to be. It's pretty obvious that real reason the show had Peter catch the guy before he fell to his death was to adhere to the TV-Y7 rating.
For those who don’t know: the creators of the show were forced to recreate certain scenes or shots from the movies in this show. It didn’t have to be 1 to 1 but they were MADE to do this.
3:02 the original scene from Spider-Man 3 was in turn, inspired by the 90’s Spider-Man animated series (as in Spidey just inheriting the suit and realizing the color change while swinging upside down).
This show is probably the most comic accurate representation of Spider-Man I've seen. I mean, a lot of the animation frames are ripped straight from the comics, and so is the dialogue. The combination of comic accuracy and Raimi influences are balanced greatly, and make the show as iconic as it is.
I think the proper wording is that it takes heavy inspiration from the raimi movies. “Spider-Man the new animated series” also attempted something similar, but it didn’t really work out too well.
The show pays tribute to Spider-Man’s great history in pop culture. The show pulls from many different eras of comics and writers. Mostly from the Earth 616 comics from the 60’s; but combines them with Brian Michael Bendis’s Ultimate Spider-Man comics from the 2000’s. This presented us with an almost definitive depiction of teenage Spider-Man. The one thing I didn’t like about the 90’s Spider-Man series, (besides the budget animation), was that it felt grounded in the 80’s-90’s era Spider-Man comics. That era of Spider-Man is very hit or miss; and some of the choices that were made for that show, really shows nowadays. The fight scenes from that show were also horrible. Spectacular Spider-Man is the Spider-Man show.
I dunno, I never detected any references to Ultimate Spider-Man. Spidey's best friend was Gwen, Green Goblin isn't mutated, Venom is an alien, Harry is very 60s 616... I dunno, well I guess Aunt May is as young as Ultimate Aunt May and Eddie was Peter's best friend. Those are the only similarities I can think of. (Other than Spidey being a teenager. That's the obvious one, but Spidey's a teenager in a lot of stories)
@@mar_speedman Characters like Kenny Kong are from Ultimate Spider-Man. In Earth 616, Peter Parker doesn’t have friends in high school, and rarely socializes with his peers outside of the instances where he is being bullied by Flash. In Spectacular Spider-Man, he goes to school with Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, and Gwen Stacy; like in the Ultimate Universe. In the main continuity, he meets those characters later on when he is about to graduate. He moves in with Harry Osborn when he graduates; that’s when he really began to start a friendship with Harry, MJ, Gwen, and Flash. The show combines Ditko and Bendis’s teenage Spider-Man years, because most people aren’t really familiar with the isolationist character that Peter Parker was portrayed as being in the original comics. He really only dated Betty Brant and basically tried to avoid Liz Allen throughout Ditko’s run; so by actually having him come across as an actual teenager, is pulled heavily from Bendis.
@@mar_speedmane, there are a LOT of references to Ultimate Spider-Man in this show. 1. The fact that Harry, Gwen, and MJ all go to high school with Peter like they do in the Ultimate comics when in the 616 comics they never met until college 2. Gwen is basically just Ultimate MJ in this show. They took both versions of MJ and projected the classic version onto her shows counterpart and the Ultimate version onto Gwen, since their friendship throughout the show before they get together at the end is more reminiscent of his relationship with MJ in the Ultimate comics than his relationship with Gwen in any comic version 3. Eddie Brock is 100% based on Ultimate Eddie Brock. Nothing about this show's version of the character comes from the 616 version. He's a fcollege student working for Dr. Connors, he's Peters's childhood friend, and Eddie even talks in one episode about both of their parents dying in a plane crash together. All of this is straight out of Ultimate Spider-Man. They still kept Venom an alien like the original version, but that's it. 4. The episode where Tombstone tries to get Spider-Man to work for him is based on when Kingpin (who the show couldn't use due to rights issues) tried to do the same thing in the Ultimate comics 5. Otto Octavius working for Norman Osborn before becoming a supervillain is from Ultimate Spider-Man too 6. Kong is in this show, and he didn't even exist outside Ultimate Spider-Man 7. Kraven being mutated by a genetic experiment is another thing from Ultimate Spidey, since the classic version just uses some sort of jungle potion
@@eagle_klaw_ Wow. I really wasn't paying attention while watching the show! Also, I was expecting my familiarity with Ultimate Spider-Man to mean I would spot these things, but being less familiar with Earth 616 made a lot of these sail over my head, it seems.
U forgot the scene when Spiderman is about to have his head crushed by Doc oct in Spiderman two and his uses both his arms to pull tables at him in a diagonal way, in Spectacular this happens when Venom returns with the symbiote and is holding Spiderman and he uses the exact same defense but with two boxes instead of tables. Don’t believe me? Watch them both. It was a clear reference to that.
Go to this link they are collecting signatures to see if Sony and Disney eat their pride and make another season www.change.org/p/the-walt-disney-company-3ra-temporada-de-spectacular -spiderman-spectacular-spiderman-3-season why look it is simple All Disney has to do is put money and lend the television rights and then Sony takes care of the rest and you will see how much money they would pull bringing this series of back I don't care if it's for Disney + Netflix or Tv I'm worth mothers but Disney, Sony swallow your fucking pride for a bitch once and let the fans be happy it's the perfect equation Happy fans + spectacular Spiderman = so much money they would earn by returning this jewel 💎 Why is it sad to see how Disney and Sony are slapping them and still do not react
Ok guys I found another one that I've missed: when peter and mj are dancing after the prom is a reference to the ending of spider-man 3. If some of you guys can find more references that I've missed you can reply to this comment and I can make part 2 :D EDIT: thanks to all that helped :)
At this point I think the "Spider-Man shoots a web - Its a Raimi reference!" in this and Part 2's comment sections has the potential of becoming a meme :D
Wow great video! I never knew just how many references to the Raimi trilogy there were in The Spectacular Spider-Man! I adore the Raimi trilogy and this show so this is awesome!!!
Creo que hablo por la mayoría de los Hispanohablantes de que está serie es la mejor de todas de Spider-man, hasta el día de hoy me sigue doliendo que la hayan cancelado 😞
Fun fact : The web noise at 0:53 is also used frequently for the Decepticon Arachnid in Transformers : Prime, a show that also features Josh Keaton, the voice actor of Spidey in this series, as a human, and Steve Blum, the voice actor of Green Goblin in this series, as Starscream.
@@Jazmission Yeah, whenever I watch a cartoon and hear a noise from Prime I feel the urge to watch the whole series again. And then I watch the whole series again.
I liked the Raimi one better because with the death Peter learns guilt and learns to forgive instead of hurting the people who hurt him and his family. If it wasn’t for the death of Ben’s killer, Peter probably would’ve killed Sandman at the end of Spider-Man 3.
Peter didn’t even kill him he disarmed him cause he had a gun on him, carradine backed himself out the window, peter didn’t save him out of anger but he didn’t kill him
just something to say, not all of these are Raimi references, some of them actually go way back to the comics. For example, the spider bite. Obviously, Peter was bitten by a spider to receive his powers. He wasn't inherited with his abilities. Otherwise, he might've not been the first Spider-Man. Just because it was in the Raimi trilogy doesn't mean it's a reference. However, the scenes that refer to the Raimi trilogy the most, I'd say would be the swinging sequences.
@@13.79 yeah but you have to realize that half of this is not something you’d put side by side to compare, more so be like, “oh i remember they did a scene similar to this in the movie” and then realize it’s bc it’s from the comics
Spectacular Spider-man honestly took the best parts of the films and comics while doing its own thing with some characters like Venom, Tombstone, etc. Honestly it is probably one of the best interpretations of spiderman
This is a little hard to describe, but here it goes. In Spider-Man 3, Peter tries to catch the falling ring and Harry comes in from the right side. The shot pulls out to show Harry kicking Peter to the left. The shot continues to show Peter tumbling, landing, and skidding on the roof of a building, still panning to the right. The same moves and camera angles were used again at 7:57.
This is why the PS4 Spider-Man game is so awesome. It takes storylines from the rami trilogy, mcu movies, and even the TASM movies. It improves on all of them too
@Brandon Brooks Well yes, you're right, but I mean that as a whole it takes more things from Ditko/Lee than from the Ultimate comics, but they have some similarities and references as you said
Never seen this show before but this instantly made of my favorite Spider-Man show. Paying tribute to the only Spider-Man I’ll acknowledge. About to start watching it
When someone brings a universe to life it really becomes a foundation many other ideas will come from. Directors were influenced by comic drawings. They bring those to life and influence writers to create even bigger stories which then influences others and so on. And don’t forget it’s the combined imagining of all involved in the process that brought the Tobey-verse to life. It’s lightning in a bottle.
This is basically an alternative version of the Rami Verse but created not only a alternative universe but a brand new spider man with different motives
There is one more during the first Sandman fight in Spectacular. Spidey is hitted and he immediatly counters with a punch , that's the same as when Black Spiderman counters Sandman during the Subway fight
I still feel bad for peter in the end of spectacular spiderman.. he win as spiderman to green goblin and killed him now harry hates him and gwen needs to be in harry side for a long time.. sometimes its really hard to be spidey..
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Gotta respect Jameson for not rating Peter out to Goblin or Rhino
Yep
Ratting*
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If he does that, he won’t get his pictures.
The guy who canceled the spectacular spiderman:
Spiderman: far from having a brain
Ye well its actually a great show with bad timing there is much more to it tho still I agree its awfull
@@Dark-iv3gm What?
@@daseal1479 it was a good show but came out at a bad time
@@supergreninjagamer5835 Oh, sorry I didn't catch what he meant the first time, lol. I agree, i'll never be happy with the way Disney handled the continuing and upcoming Marvel and Star Wars projects when they bought the companies out.
@@daseal1479 I think the new spiderman trilogy would be better if Disney wasn't included
This show took what the Raimi trilogy did right and then heavily improved the comic accuracy, especially in terms of Spider-Man's personality. Don't get me wrong, I loved the movies growing up and they did Peter justice, but Spidey's dialogue felt so dry, it was lacking the quit wit that Spectacular Spider-Man nailed every episode. Raimi laid the foundation for a flawless Spider-Man portrayal and Spectacular Spider-Man finished the job
The Spider-Man in the trilogy is more human the “dry” dialogue isn’t wasted it adds to his character. That’s why he has the most emotional connecting scenes. Humor in a lot of peters situations wouldn’t work.
@@Karma-pq9fi My point is, in the comics they always found a way to work in a sense of humor when he's Spider-Man as a sort of way of not letting villains see when he's hurt or worried. In the Raimi movies that part of him basically got cut out. Sure he may have had a reason for it, but whether or not it was intentional, it's a crucial part of the character that I personally think should be present in each iteration, otherwise it just feels like Peter and Spidey are the same, when in reality, he let's loose and is more himself when he puts on the mask
@@Karma-pq9fi Like, take Into the Spiderverse for example. Spidey knew he was probably on his deathbed when he talked to Miles at the start, but he still cracked a joke or two to not show weakness so Miles would feel safe. His humor is as much for the people as for himself, he laughs at the villains so New York has less to fear knowing he isn't phased (or at least won't show it). That's a big part of who he is. He doesn't just save people, he gives them hope and confidence. Every superhero does the saving the day, but Spider-Man connects with the city in large part because he can make them smile in the darkest times
@@TheFinalFarewell but in spiderverse not every Spider-Man I’d the same also it’s a animated kids movie. Him not constantly making quips doesn’t mean he’s not positive
@@TheFinalFarewell I don’t really see how that matters if it builds on his character he’s not an edgy character there is a lot of up lifting moments. If you’re gonna take away the quips then the way those movies did it by building up the Main character all the time works really well.
I didn't realize how close some of these bits were, especially that swinging scene.
yeah, a lot of the time i would describe this show as "imagine the raimi films, but more comic accurate."
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@@jasonhanlan999 film of raimi are accurate but for the comics of 1962, which are based.
@@Killy616 no man, disney would destroy this masterpiece.
In Spanish the guy who dubbed Tobey is the same voice actor who dubbed Spectacular Spiderman so it really feels like Spectacular Spiderman is a continuation or alternative version of Raimi's trilogy.
y hace que la serie sea aun mas espectacular
In germany we also have the same voice actor for Tobey and the spectacular Spidey. (We also did it for Andrew and the ultimate one)
In French Dock Ock was dubbed by the same actor In Spider-Man 2 and in Spectacular Spider-Man. 👍
The same thing happens with the voices of JJ Jameson, aunt May, Mary Jane and Norman Osborn.
To me It feels more spectacular feels more like an animated Andrew Garfield animated tobey for me Is tas
Respects to Jameson in both the show and movie, in the movie he knows Peter takes his photos but doesn’t say anything about it. In the show he buys him time to get out. Fucking champ bro
There are two reasons I can think of, perhaps he is a good guy but also perhaps he wants to keep making money off Peters photos since he gets the best ones
In spectacular spiderman when aunt may was sick he called peters home personally. He does care about Peter he just doesn't show it that often
0:12-0:18 is my favorite scene. That looked so hard to animate, yet so awesome.
Yeah I wonder how much pain they had animating that
@@NvanRoblox a billion years
You should look up "Levi vs Kenny Squad"
@@milesmorales5929 well try too watch an anime like attack on Titan...
@@knowledgeanddefense1054 bruuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
6:30 They literally didn't need to change a thing, for Uncle Ben's speech. That, is how you know that it's an amazing show. Some people just see it as lazy copy paste, but no. No it really isn't.
The line is literally from the comic
The "also" is not actually said by Ben or the line at all, it's a narration bubble
Actually Raimi’s Spider-Man changed it, how brb said it in the show is how it was actually said in the comics
The line from the Original comic is: "With great power must also come with great responsibility" which comes directly from Stan Lee's writing
Ben*
@@nerdomatic2489 stop with the toxicity man, jesus
No wonder people say this is the best cartoon adaptation of Spider-Man since it’s heavily influenced by the Sam Raimi Trilogy
That's not the reason why it's the best spiderman cartoon. Yes it does take influence from the Sam Rami Spider-Man trilogy but, not a MAJORITY of it. This show is mainly heavily influenced by the 616 main marvel universe Spider-Man specifically the Steve Ditko comics. The fact that this show manages to take some influences from the Rami Trilogy and still manages to feel nothing like those movies, shows how much this show respects the comics and TRUE Spider-Man fans out there.
Edit: It's not just made to cash in on the Sam Rami Spider-Man trilogy and to try and please only the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man fans.
Adding references and heavily influenced are two different. This show is nothing like Raimi's Spider-Man. Its what Spider-Man is supposed to be.
Keyffer cao.
lol it's not the best. That's the animated series from the 90s
@@ktrickmusik595 In my opinion I prefer the Spider-Man the Animated series (90’s version ) more. It’s the best cartoon iteration of Spider-Man
THE 2 BEST SPIDIES OF ALL TIMEEEE
JamesGalaxy41 and PS4 Spidey
SWEET PATATERZ Yuri Lowenthal is amazing!
Zane Drake Tobey is awesome
Spider-Man Forever! Definitely.
Zane Drake dang that’s harsh lol. I respect that tho.
The fact that Tobey’s incarnation shoots the webs out of his actual wrists… bending those back to slow the train is much more uncomfortable… it’s like peeling off a toenail but 10x worse
They detach from his wrists. Spider-Man's webbing is always depicted detached from his wrists, and Tobey is no different. Look again at 0:25. The webbing's detached.
Tobey: *stops a TRAIN*
Spectacular Spider-Man: struggles to stop a truck.
I mean the truck has cars on it so it's still heavy as shit
He had to stop it in a much shorter time and still had multiple cars on it.
@@Ty-dq5fi makes sense
It's not like he's pushing it himself, the strength in the train stopping and truck stopping comes from how hard they're able to hold onto their webs, tobey collapsed after stopping the train, this spider-man didn't collapse from the truck, and also it's not like they pushed the vechiles they were on with their hands, they had to hold onto their webs to stop them
Don’t forget he was also 16
My top 10 list of who is worthy of sharing Tobey's Pizza Time:
1. Spectacular Spidey
2. Ps4 Spidey
3. Tobey in The MCU's channel XD
4. SM into the Spider-verse
5. 90's SM animated series
6. Tom Hardy's Venom
7. SM new animated series
8. SM Unlimited
9. JP Supaida-man
10. Andrew Garfield's TASM ( he didn't get 3 movies so he deserves a little love 2)
@Christian Stewart where do i sign it?
Tom Holland is a good Peter/Spidey too
@Christian Stewart and Unlimited is? I watched the shit out of that show when I was a kid and no, it’s not as good as Holland even if Holland is only “decent” (which I agree with). Good on you for putting respect on Japanese Spider-Man’s name though.
@Christian Stewart dude those sign shit are useless lmao
@@Carcosahead he a pretty good spider man but tom Hollands one is being wasted with bad writing/movies more about tony stark then peter
0:06 bro it's exactly the same moves
MMMmMMm perfection
No the one where he lets the guy get away with the money in the elevator is more synced
Its basically traced
Same for 0:13 its the exact same Animation
Sane Person *exact same animation*
*Only one of them is animated* 👁👄👁
One thing they very much improved with Spectacular I would say would be the scene with uncle Ben's killer, where instead of him just randomly tripping and falling to his death, thus making Spider-Man look like a murderer, like what happened in the movie, Peter in the cartoon actually saved him since taking revenge on him wasn't what Ben would have wanted.
What's bad with the movie? The movie is great.
@@scottchaison1001 Read my comment again, because I already explained that.
Also, I wasn't saying the whole movie's bad or anything, I just said I think the cartoon handled specifically Peter dealing with his uncle's killer better than the movie.
@@Flufux No.
@@scottchaison1001 What do you mean no? What are you even saying no to? Explain yourself!
Nah, the Raimi films did that better. Realistically, Peter wouldn't immediately learn the lesson like he did in the show. In the film it makes much more sense - the lesson set in slowly after his anger and shock subsided and he was allowed to grieve and reflect. Taking that slower route also allowed the film to have that fantastic scene with Aunt May helping Peter to realize what kind of man Uncle Ben would've wanted him to be.
It's pretty obvious that real reason the show had Peter catch the guy before he fell to his death was to adhere to the TV-Y7 rating.
For those who don’t know: the creators of the show were forced to recreate certain scenes or shots from the movies in this show. It didn’t have to be 1 to 1 but they were MADE to do this.
I’m kinda glad they were lol
Good.
one of the times where studio interference is a good thing. who knows, maybe they didn't mind having that requirement
I thought that something like this happened. Other than these references the show is nothing like the Raimi movies so it does make sense.
I knew I recognize that stylized sequences from the movies.
7:32 THATS PAYBACK VENOM!
Peter in Spectacular: *See ya Chump*
Pizza time
"I'll give you rent, if YOU FIX THIS DAMN DOOR!!!!!".
I am your 100th like your welcome
@@cdbonoan844 "i missed the part where thats my problem"
So much respect for these films. 🕷🕸
3:56 and 4:00 perfect timing. And other more of course
Demonic screaming intensifies
3:02 the original scene from Spider-Man 3 was in turn, inspired by the 90’s Spider-Man animated series (as in Spidey just inheriting the suit and realizing the color change while swinging upside down).
Many things from Raimi Spider-Man were inspired by that show. These three are the greatest representations of Spider-Man, along with the PS4 one
I love how some of the scenes in spectacular are actually better than the originals in the Raimi movies!
Finally, a Spider-Mation series thay pays respect to the Sam Raimi masterpieces
I mean, spectacular spiderman was quite literally originally conceived as advertising for the Raimi movies.
"Finally"
“Masterpieces”
@@why-oh-wai XD
Uh, the games?
The shot at 7:00 is almost identical to one of the swinging scenes in Spider-Man 2
Found it. Thanks
@@sm0tan80 Thats when Spider-Man lose his powers.
@@snackermantm105 After the worst night for Peter Parker at The Plant Tarry
The reflection moment
@@snackermantm105 are u posting again?
This show is probably the most comic accurate representation of Spider-Man I've seen. I mean, a lot of the animation frames are ripped straight from the comics, and so is the dialogue. The combination of comic accuracy and Raimi influences are balanced greatly, and make the show as iconic as it is.
I really liked Spectacular. A worthy series in line with 90s Spidey
It means this is kind a animated version of rami's movie
It's a TV series🙂
Oh sorry i am a selfish
@G G nah. These events happened in the comics but its clear that they added a Rami flare for the cartoon
And partly The Amazing Spider-Man
I think the proper wording is that it takes heavy inspiration from the raimi movies. “Spider-Man the new animated series” also attempted something similar, but it didn’t really work out too well.
The show pays tribute to Spider-Man’s great history in pop culture. The show pulls from many different eras of comics and writers. Mostly from the Earth 616 comics from the 60’s; but combines them with Brian Michael Bendis’s Ultimate Spider-Man comics from the 2000’s. This presented us with an almost definitive depiction of teenage Spider-Man. The one thing I didn’t like about the 90’s Spider-Man series, (besides the budget animation), was that it felt grounded in the 80’s-90’s era Spider-Man comics. That era of Spider-Man is very hit or miss; and some of the choices that were made for that show, really shows nowadays. The fight scenes from that show were also horrible. Spectacular Spider-Man is the Spider-Man show.
I dunno, I never detected any references to Ultimate Spider-Man. Spidey's best friend was Gwen, Green Goblin isn't mutated, Venom is an alien, Harry is very 60s 616... I dunno, well I guess Aunt May is as young as Ultimate Aunt May and Eddie was Peter's best friend. Those are the only similarities I can think of. (Other than Spidey being a teenager. That's the obvious one, but Spidey's a teenager in a lot of stories)
@@mar_speedman Characters like Kenny Kong are from Ultimate Spider-Man. In Earth 616, Peter Parker doesn’t have friends in high school, and rarely socializes with his peers outside of the instances where he is being bullied by Flash. In Spectacular Spider-Man, he goes to school with Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, and Gwen Stacy; like in the Ultimate Universe. In the main continuity, he meets those characters later on when he is about to graduate. He moves in with Harry Osborn when he graduates; that’s when he really began to start a friendship with Harry, MJ, Gwen, and Flash. The show combines Ditko and Bendis’s teenage Spider-Man years, because most people aren’t really familiar with the isolationist character that Peter Parker was portrayed as being in the original comics. He really only dated Betty Brant and basically tried to avoid Liz Allen throughout Ditko’s run; so by actually having him come across as an actual teenager, is pulled heavily from Bendis.
@@mar_speedmane, there are a LOT of references to Ultimate Spider-Man in this show.
1. The fact that Harry, Gwen, and MJ all go to high school with Peter like they do in the Ultimate comics when in the 616 comics they never met until college
2. Gwen is basically just Ultimate MJ in this show. They took both versions of MJ and projected the classic version onto her shows counterpart and the Ultimate version onto Gwen, since their friendship throughout the show before they get together at the end is more reminiscent of his relationship with MJ in the Ultimate comics than his relationship with Gwen in any comic version
3. Eddie Brock is 100% based on Ultimate Eddie Brock. Nothing about this show's version of the character comes from the 616 version. He's a fcollege student working for Dr. Connors, he's Peters's childhood friend, and Eddie even talks in one episode about both of their parents dying in a plane crash together. All of this is straight out of Ultimate Spider-Man. They still kept Venom an alien like the original version, but that's it.
4. The episode where Tombstone tries to get Spider-Man to work for him is based on when Kingpin (who the show couldn't use due to rights issues) tried to do the same thing in the Ultimate comics
5. Otto Octavius working for Norman Osborn before becoming a supervillain is from Ultimate Spider-Man too
6. Kong is in this show, and he didn't even exist outside Ultimate Spider-Man
7. Kraven being mutated by a genetic experiment is another thing from Ultimate Spidey, since the classic version just uses some sort of jungle potion
@@eagle_klaw_ Wow. I really wasn't paying attention while watching the show!
Also, I was expecting my familiarity with Ultimate Spider-Man to mean I would spot these things, but being less familiar with Earth 616 made a lot of these sail over my head, it seems.
Spider-Man 1 (2002)
Spider-Man 2 (2004)
Spider-Man 3 (2007)
The Spectacular Spider-Man
Spectacular Spider-Man(2008)
think this as an animated spiderman 4
Yeah they have all of the villians and characters from the series featured in the movies
Spectacular Spider-Man season 3(2009) 😢
Spider-Man 4(2011)😭
What could've been..
U forgot the scene when Spiderman is about to have his head crushed by Doc oct in Spiderman two and his uses both his arms to pull tables at him in a diagonal way, in Spectacular this happens when Venom returns with the symbiote and is holding Spiderman and he uses the exact same defense but with two boxes instead of tables. Don’t believe me? Watch them both. It was a clear reference to that.
Oh yeah, just saw it....Damn.
Thanks anyway
@@sm0tan80 when Spider-Man fights Venom on the big balloons vs when he fought Green Goblin on the big balloons
Yayayayay
@Spiderman PS4 fan wat
I missed the part where that's my problem
What A hardwork
Thanks :)
Go to this link they are collecting signatures to see if Sony and Disney eat their pride and make another season www.change.org/p/the-walt-disney-company-3ra-temporada-de-spectacular -spiderman-spectacular-spiderman-3-season why look it is simple All Disney has to do is put money and lend the television rights and then Sony takes care of the rest and you will see how much money they would pull bringing this series of back I don't care if it's for Disney + Netflix or Tv I'm worth mothers but Disney, Sony swallow your fucking pride for a bitch once and let the fans be happy it's the perfect equation
Happy fans + spectacular Spiderman = so much money they would earn by returning this jewel 💎
Why is it sad to see how Disney and Sony are slapping them and still do not react
@@Killy616 The reason it was canceled was because Disney wanted to make Ulitimate Spiderman
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Ok guys I found another one that I've missed: when peter and mj are dancing after the prom is a reference to the ending of spider-man 3. If some of you guys can find more references that I've missed you can reply to this comment and I can make part 2 :D
EDIT: thanks to all that helped :)
Video is great but from where are u
Witch country
@@vexon8505 Thanks, and Im from Bulgaria :)
@@sm0tan80 that is great what games are u playing
At this point I think the "Spider-Man shoots a web - Its a Raimi reference!" in this and Part 2's comment sections has the potential of becoming a meme :D
where can i watch this show?
@@boh6475 and now Netflix or Disney+
The Rami movies were amazing and this tv show was spectacular
Sam Raimi's version of Spiderman is the best Spiderman, better than the current version
Agreed
No.
Yep now MCU made a joke out of spiderman
MCU Spider-Man is parody of spiderman.
Don't you guys think your being a little harsh just because he isn't a copy pasted version of Tobey doesn't make him a parody
Wow great video! I never knew just how many references to the Raimi trilogy there were in The Spectacular Spider-Man! I adore the Raimi trilogy and this show so this is awesome!!!
Spec is the closest we'll ever get to a perfect Spider-Man Story outside of comics.
Creo que hablo por la mayoría de los Hispanohablantes de que está serie es la mejor de todas de Spider-man, hasta el día de hoy me sigue doliendo que la hayan cancelado 😞
Fun fact : The web noise at 0:53 is also used frequently for the Decepticon Arachnid in Transformers : Prime, a show that also features Josh Keaton, the voice actor of Spidey in this series, as a human, and Steve Blum, the voice actor of Green Goblin in this series, as Starscream.
Yea some sounds in prime come from this show
@@Jazmission Yeah, whenever I watch a cartoon and hear a noise from Prime I feel the urge to watch the whole series again.
And then I watch the whole series again.
“With great power, there must also come great responsibility.” Straight from the comics
Holy CRAP yes! I was waiting for someone to do this God this show was AWESOME!
This has a lot of Refrences
I didn't expect this to be more than 3 minutes long but HOLY COW THEY WERE SO MANY OF THEM.
3:56 perfect moment
7:32 THE TABLES HAVE TURNED
Imagine if sam ramis spiders man was a live action series with a few movies
Ññ0ñ0o0ñoños
I prefer Spectacular, how he save the guy rather than just killing him: 6:11
I liked the Raimi one better because with the death Peter learns guilt and learns to forgive instead of hurting the people who hurt him and his family. If it wasn’t for the death of Ben’s killer, Peter probably would’ve killed Sandman at the end of Spider-Man 3.
Peter didn’t even kill him he disarmed him cause he had a gun on him, carradine backed himself out the window, peter didn’t save him out of anger but he didn’t kill him
True
@@johncenagaming581 Yes, but you need to understand that in spectacular, sandman wasn't uncle Ben's killer
elZertin:v lol “I have a small peepee”
5:44 to 6:12 such a great mashup
just something to say, not all of these are Raimi references, some of them actually go way back to the comics. For example, the spider bite. Obviously, Peter was bitten by a spider to receive his powers. He wasn't inherited with his abilities. Otherwise, he might've not been the first Spider-Man. Just because it was in the Raimi trilogy doesn't mean it's a reference. However, the scenes that refer to the Raimi trilogy the most, I'd say would be the swinging sequences.
Yeahhh,i mean like 80% of the fight scene in the cartoon doesn't look like the comic book fight sequence
@Simeon Petrov Well, when you look at it that way, it makes a lot more sense on why the scene was featured.
All of these reference the raimi films and i agree that the comics came out first but raimi mixed it up a bit or came up with his own scenes
@Simeon Petrov i mean they do that in danny phantom too, the only thing that makes it a reference is where the spiders are crawling across his dna
@@13.79 yeah but you have to realize that half of this is not something you’d put side by side to compare, more so be like, “oh i remember they did a scene similar to this in the movie” and then realize it’s bc it’s from the comics
The 90’s Spider-Man + spectacular Spider-Man were my childhood and the only two good cartoon TV series adaptations of Spiderman
Alternate Title: "Another reason why Spectacular Spiderman is a perfect Spiderman adaptation"
Man, I wish the spectacular spider-man never got cancelled. Literally my favorite Spider-man
This Show Is SO Underrated for what it's accomplished, these references are just crazy. Well Done!👏🏽👏🏽
The roars sync perfectly at 7:19 and 7:23
Spectacular Spider-man honestly took the best parts of the films and comics while doing its own thing with some characters like Venom, Tombstone, etc. Honestly it is probably one of the best interpretations of spiderman
I think The Spectacular Spider-Man was pretty much the raimi trilogy inspired cartoon if it has this many references in it.
Man, Mad respect to both of this masterpieces.
This is a little hard to describe, but here it goes. In Spider-Man 3, Peter tries to catch the falling ring and Harry comes in from the right side. The shot pulls out to show Harry kicking Peter to the left. The shot continues to show Peter tumbling, landing, and skidding on the roof of a building, still panning to the right. The same moves and camera angles were used again at 7:57.
Holy crap! I never realize that. They put all the movies in one show!
This is why the PS4 Spider-Man game is so awesome. It takes storylines from the rami trilogy, mcu movies, and even the TASM movies. It improves on all of them too
But there's one thing that Spider-Man doesn't have that spectacularly Bully Maguire 😎
Loved the references to the raimi movies. Each one made me gasp
It’s too bad we don’t get many kids shows like this anymore
Cierto , recuerdo con cariño los dibujos animados como este , hora de aventura , o un show más
We have alot of great animated shows since this released, though.
So best screen Spider-Man + best animated spiderman
This is the best Spider-Man cartoon
Man I miss spectacular spider man
What GREAT about this show is that this show is a MIX of the Sam Raimi Trilogy and the Ultimate Spider-Man comics
More of a mix from the Lee and Ditko comic books instead of The ultimate
@Brandon Brooks Well yes, you're right, but I mean that as a whole it takes more things from Ditko/Lee than from the Ultimate comics, but they have some similarities and references as you said
imagine being inside of the skyscrapers when Peter lands on them to look at his reflection lol
Never seen this show before but this instantly made of my favorite Spider-Man show. Paying tribute to the only Spider-Man I’ll acknowledge. About to start watching it
This series was perfect❤
When someone brings a universe to life it really becomes a foundation many other ideas will come from. Directors were influenced by comic drawings. They bring those to life and influence writers to create even bigger stories which then influences others and so on. And don’t forget it’s the combined imagining of all involved in the process that brought the Tobey-verse to life. It’s lightning in a bottle.
Plot twist:the peter Parker in spectacular spider man is actual Sam raimis spider man
What?
I watched raimi's spiderman so much that I knew all of those specific scenes in spectacular spider man came from the movies.
Nice to see the animated series have handwritten scenes that reanimates the movie’s famous scenes
Although treating Peter like shit, Jameso really a good guy when didn't ratting Peter out to Goblin and Rhino. He wanted to protect his worker.
It's like a live action to animation adaptation!
This is basically an alternative version of the Rami Verse but created not only a alternative universe but a brand new spider man with different motives
4:00 this is perfect
I love how Spectacular's Green Goblin has the same exact voice and facial structure as Transformers: Prime's Starscream
They share the same voice actor, Steve Blum, and he does fantastic as both.
There is one more during the first Sandman fight in Spectacular. Spidey is hitted and he immediatly counters with a punch , that's the same as when Black Spiderman counters Sandman during the Subway fight
Literally it’s if the Spider-Man trilogy was a TV show instead and I love it!
This cartoon definitely got most inspiration from sam raimi.
Uh no
3:03 this upside down moment with the black suit was 1st portrayed in the 1994 animated series, so it's a reference of a reference..
Spectacular is the best series of spider-man for me :)
I don't know if it was homage so much as the animators using the Raimi films as a reference.
I still feel bad for peter in the end of spectacular spiderman.. he win as spiderman to green goblin and killed him now harry hates him and gwen needs to be in harry side for a long time.. sometimes its really hard to be spidey..
I guess no one cares anymore about the differences between: references, influences and similarities
The best Spider-Men in history are similar in some many amazing ways
Spectacular spider Man is hands down the best animated series IMO
The intro song is so good to
You forgot Venom on the wall and speaking deals reference.
Loving the fact that this is just PART 1😍😍
I consider both canon to each other like spectacular spider is an alternate timeline of the raimi-verse
These two are the two best spideys you can criticize because the 60s show is too perfect to criticize
I'm so happy the Spectacular Spider-Man got back to NETFLIX in December.
What??????
@@Venom-eq1vj only if you live in the UK or have a VPN
In Canada as well
Maria kherche
I remember watching this cartoon as a kid and still getting the references before having a bigger brain now.
Spider-Man 1: Uncle ben killer dies
Spectacular Spider-Man: Uncle ben Killer Survives.
@JJ you get the point
coz hes black cat's father
Actually, the real uncle Ben's killer (Sandman) is forbbiden by Peter at the end of Spiderman 3
And in Spectacular, Peter drops the robber while in Spiderman 1, the robber falls himself from the window
6:37 how I paraphrase my friend's work 💀💀💀
I never imagined there were so many iconic references!
i knew that sectacular spider-man was retelling or the Sam Raimi's Spider-man trilogy.
Not a retelling
A better version wayyy better raimi stuff aged terribly
I was not retelling it , the spectacular Spider-Man was wayyy better
@@Jack-jt2vc no
@@Jack-jt2vc Spectacular Spider-Man and Raimi's Spider-Man is better than overrated Ironboy jr
Spider-Man 2 : Stops A Train
The Spectacular Spider-Man : struggles to stop a truck
He's younger. Plus, the truck was carrying cars