History Fridge / SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries

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* Smythe fired a missile filled with sleeping gas to knock out Spider-Man and Jameson. The resulting blast and shrapnels would probably have killed them both rather than putting them to sleep.

* While it might seem full of {{narm}}, Morbius' needing to feed on plasma actually makes sense and doubles twice for brilliance. 1) Plasma, in the human body, is a key blood component, so when Morbius feeds, he is in a way actually feeding off of blood. It was just a way of getting past the censors without saying blood. 2) The placement of where he sucked plasma from is the other brilliant part; ehen donating plasma and blood, the needle is usually stuck in a vein in either arm. IIRC, when Morbius sucked out plasma, his hand sucker marks were always on the victim's arms, close to where the needle would have been.

* In ''Spider-Man: The Animated Series'', Spider-Man meets and becomes friends with a young girl who is his "biggest fan". Naturally they end up on an adventure, and at the end of the story arc she asks to see his real face; Parker relents and reveals his identity to the girl, who promises to keep it a secret for the rest of her life. A few minutes later, we see Peter leaving the Make a Wish Foundation for Terminally Ill children. The connection is made more explicit in the original comic the episode was based on.

** Subverted, when you realize She was the person to keep him going despite the damage he did, she was the 'Uncle Ben' of the episode.
* Spider-Carnage -- It's not just an insane Peter Parker, [[spoiler:it's Peter from ''ComicBook/TheCloneSaga'', after Aunt May's death & TheReveal that Ben Reily is the ''real'' Spider-Man has put him in a HeroicBlueScreenOfDeath]]. Really puts into perspective [[spoiler:how much Mary Jane being there helped Peter. Now remember ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay''.]]

** Not necessarily. The arms that that Spidey was using had a different design than Doc Ock's, and even the regular Spidey's universe had Doctor Octopus build a robot with arms like his own at least once. That in mind, it seems much more likely that Doctor Octopus had build another set of his iconic [[CombatTentacles arms]] for some purpose, and that universe's Spiderman simply ended up with them somehow.

** You need to read the limited series "Funeral for an Octopus." After Doc Ock [[spoiler:is killed by Kaine]], his arms are [[spoiler:studied by the government]], and they develop a device that [[spoiler:fools them into thinking that one´s brain patterns are Ock´s, who only worked because they were messed up to begin with]]. The Sinister Six try to steal them, and guess what Spidey does? Yeah, [[spoiler:put them on and use them to beat all six of them]]. After that, the headband is broken and he cannot control them, so he has to rip them apart. The thing is that the device worn by Octo-Spidey in the animated series is identical, which takes us to the next question: [[spoiler:did Ock suffer the same fate in that universe?]]

* In the 2-part series finale, Hobgoblin and Green Goblin are blowing stuff up without a care in the world. Jameson and Robbie are the only good people we see in this universe. It's possible Norman killed his own son during their massacre. Remember, Norman was far gone at this point. The goblin persona had fully taken over. If you think that's horrible, Spider-Carnage doesn't seem upset that Mary Jane is possibly killed by the same goblins HE sent out.

* In "The Wedding", Scorpion seems all-too eager to do Smythe's bidding -- even referring to him as "Mr. Smythe". This despite being his captive in "Partners". Is it just because Smythe fixed his malfunctioning suit? Remember what Scorpy said in "Partners", however: "Smythe knows how to change me back."
* While it might seem full of narm, Morbius' needing to feed on plasma actually makes sense and doubles twice for brilliance. 1) Plasma, in the human body, is a key blood component, so when Morbius feeds, he is in a way actually feeding off of blood. It was just a way of getting past the censors without saying blood. 2) The placement of where he sucked plasma from is the other brilliant part. When donating plasma and blood, the needle is usually stuck in a vein in either arm. IIRC, when Morbius sucked out plasma, his hand sucker marks were always on the victim's arms, close to where the needle would have been.
* Gwen Stacy being Peter's fiancé in the "perfect" alternate universe shown in the GrandFinale makes complete sense [[note]] at least from a metatextual standpoint [[/note]]; this is a universe where everything went right for Peter, which would of course mean that Gwen didn't die.
* Felicia's powers are a brilliant way to avoid ClarkKenting. A domino mask alone wouldn't hide her face as she is a famous socialite in New York so the SuperSerum gives her white hair when she transforms. She also gets a deeper voice and a more muscular physique meaning that even people who know her personally like Flash and Peter don't recognize her. It would also make sense for someone like Kingpin who wants his criminal activities to be a secret to make sure than any underlings that work for him can't be recognized and won't be traced back to him.

* Related to the above, there are a number of clues that Felicia is the Black Cat that fly over Spider-Man's head; she uses a feline-based moniker like Felicia's father, goes out of her way to save him and her desperation to save Morbius. However, as mentioned above, Felicia looks and sounds different enough from the Black Cat for these to be dismissed or not even considered. Not to mention Peter is still reeling from the loss of Mary-Jane and his own conflicted feelings about the Black Cat.

** Sounds more like Fridge Sadness.

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* Smythe fired a missile filled with sleeping gas to knock out Spider-man and Jameson. The resulting blast and shrapnels would probably have killed them both rather than putting them to sleep.

** Now think about it in light of the ''sinister'' Spider-man reveal.

* Gwen Stacy being Peter's fiance in the "perfect" alternate universe shown in the GrandFinale makes complete sense [[note]] at least from a metatextual standpoint [[/note]]; this is a universe where everything went right for Peter, which would of course mean that Gwen didn't die.

* Gwen Stacy being Peter's fiance in the "perfect" alternate universe shown in the GrandFinale makes complete sense; this is a universe where everything went right for Peter, which would of course mean that Gwen didn't die.

* What if the clone Mary Jane was pregnant before she dissovled at the end of "The Return of Hydro-Man"? We don't know how long Peter and her were married.

* In the 2-part series finale, Hobgoblin and Green Goblin are blowing stuff up without a care in the world. Jameson and Robbie are the only good people we see in this universe. It's possible Norman killed his own son during their massacre. Remember, Norman was far gone at this point. The goblin persona had fully taken over.

* What if the clone Mary Jane was pregnant before she "died"? We don't know how long they were married.

* It's possible Hobgoblin could be dead after Goblin War. His identity has been revealed to the public, which means the Kingpin could hire someone to murder him in prison. This version of Hobgoblin doesn't have super strength like Green Goblin, so he would be done for.

* While it might seem full of narm, Morbius' needing to feed an plasma actually makes sense and doubles twice for brilliance. 1) Plasma, in the human body, is a key blood component, so when Morbius feeds, he is in a way actually feeding off of blood. It was just a way of getting past the censors without saying blood. 2) The placement of where he sucked plasma from is the other brilliant part. When donating plasma and blood, the needle is usually stuck in a vein in either arm. IIRC, when Morbius sucked out plasma, his hand sucker marks were always on the victim's arms, close to where the needle would have been.

* Smythe fire a missile filled with sleeping gas to knock out Spider-man and Jameson. The resulting blast and shrapnels would probably have killed them both rather than putting them to sleep.

* Spider-Carnage -- It's not just an insane Peter Parker, [[spoiler:it's Peter from ''ComicBook/TheCloneSaga'', after Aunt May's death & TheReveal that Been Reily is the ''real'' Spider-Man has put him in a HeroicBlueScreenOfDeath]]. Really puts into perspective [[spoiler:how much Mary Jane being there helped Peter. Now remember ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay''.]]

* While it might seem full of narm, Morbius' needing to feed an plasma actually makes sense and doubles twice for brilliance. 1) Plasma, in the human body, is a key blood component, so when Morbius feeds, he is in a way actually feeding off of blood. It was just a way of [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar]]. 2) The placement of where he sucked plasma from is the other brilliant part. When donating plasma and blood, the needle is usually stuck in a vein in either arm. IIRC, when Morbius sucked out plasma, his hand sucker marks were always on the victim's arms, close to where the needle would have been.

* Spider-Carnage -- It's not just an insane Peter Parker, [[spoiler:it's Peter from ''ComicBook/TheCloneSaga'', after Aunt May's death & TheReveal that Been Reily is the ''real'' Spider-Man has put him in a HeroicBlueScreenOfDeath]]. Really puts into perspective [[spoiler:how much Mary Jane being there helped Peter. Now remember ''OneMoreDay''.]]