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Famous Last Words is now a redirect of Last Words, which is an index.


* FamousLastWords: In the Red Suit path, [[spoiler:Venom shares these with the Venomzilla beast as he prepares his HeroicSacrifice:]]
-->[[spoiler:"That's right! ''My'' flesh. ''My'' mind. ''My'' heart. Time to die...like a man!"]]
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* GutturalGrowler: Logan has his traditional gruff voice, but Spider-Man also drops his voice an octave and adds a menacing note to it when using his symbiote.
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* MasterOfTheLevitatingBlade: This game’s take on the Vulture shows him as this. His wings are actually comprised of "feathers" that are large blades he magnetically controls and occasionally launches at you.

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* MasterOfTheLevitatingBlade: MasterOfTheLevitatingBlades: This game’s take on the Vulture shows him as this. His wings are actually comprised of "feathers" that are large blades he magnetically controls and occasionally launches at you.
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* MasterOfTheLevitatingBlade: This game take on the Vulture shows him as this. His wings are actually comprised of "feathers" that are large blades he magnetically controls and occasionally launches at you.

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* MasterOfTheLevitatingBlade: This game game’s take on the Vulture shows him as this. His wings are actually comprised of "feathers" that are large blades he magnetically controls and occasionally launches at you.
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* MasterOfTheLevitatingBlade: This game take on the Vulture shows him as this. His wings are actually comprised of "feathers" that are large blades he magnetically controls and occasionally launches at you.
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''Spider-Man: Web of Shadows'' is a 2008 video game starring Franchise/SpiderMan (Mike Vaughn) as he tries to stop ComicBook/{{Venom}} (Creator/KeithSzarabajka) and his symbiote army from taking over New York, and is helped by ComicBook/MoonKnight (Creator/RobinAtkinDownes), ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} (Creator/SteveBlum), ComicBook/BlackWidow (Salli Saffioti) and ComicBook/LukeCage (Robert Wisdom).

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''Spider-Man: Web of Shadows'' is a 2008 video game starring Franchise/SpiderMan (Mike Vaughn) as he tries to stop ComicBook/{{Venom}} (Creator/KeithSzarabajka) and his symbiote army from taking over New York, and is helped by ComicBook/MoonKnight (Creator/RobinAtkinDownes), ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} (Creator/SteveBlum), ComicBook/BlackWidow (Salli Saffioti) and ComicBook/LukeCage (Robert Wisdom).(Creator/RobertWisdom).
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* ProductPlacement: Billboards advertising everything from Five Gum to ([[Creator/DCComics ironically]]) the ''Film/{{Watchmen}}'' DVD release can be seen throughout the city in the 360 and [=PS3=] versions, mixed in with ads from in-universe companies including [[IronMan Stark and Roxxon]].

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* ProductPlacement: Billboards advertising everything from Five Gum to ([[Creator/DCComics ironically]]) the ''Film/{{Watchmen}}'' DVD release can be seen throughout the city in the 360 and [=PS3=] versions, mixed in with ads from in-universe companies including [[IronMan [[ComicBook/IronMan Stark and Roxxon]].
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** During the second fight with Venom, he is seen pulling civilians into himself and spewing them back out as symbiotic {{Mook}}s. This is done in the exact same fashion as the ''VideoGame/UltimateSpiderMan'' game, where Venom constantly did this to feed off of people's life.
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* FamousLastWords: [[spoiler:In the Red Suit path, Venom shares these with the Venomzilla beast as he prepares his HeroicSacrifice:]]

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* FamousLastWords: [[spoiler:In In the Red Suit path, Venom [[spoiler:Venom shares these with the Venomzilla beast as he prepares his HeroicSacrifice:]]
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* TakeThatKiss: During Spider-Man's first fight with Black Cat, one of her attacks consists of pulling Spider-Man to her, then kissing him, before kicking him away.

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* TakeThatKiss: During Spider-Man's the first fight with Black Cat, one of her attacks consists of pulling Spider-Man to her, then kissing him, before kicking him away.
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* TakeThatKiss: During Spider-Man's first fight with Black Cat, one of her attacks consists of pulling Spider-Man to her, then kissing him, before kicking him away.
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* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: The Black Suit is extremely powerful, and, in the eyes of some players, makes many fights much easier than if you just used the Red Suit. It gives the player the very temptation of incredible power that it gives Pete himself.
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''Spider-Man: Web of Shadows'' is a 2008 video game starring Franchise/SpiderMan (Mike Vaughn) as he tries to stop ComicBook/{{Venom}} (Creator/KeithSzarabajka) and his symbiote army from taking over New York, and is helped by ComicBook/MoonKnight, ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/BlackWidow and ComicBook/LukeCage.

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''Spider-Man: Web of Shadows'' is a 2008 video game starring Franchise/SpiderMan (Mike Vaughn) as he tries to stop ComicBook/{{Venom}} (Creator/KeithSzarabajka) and his symbiote army from taking over New York, and is helped by ComicBook/MoonKnight, ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/MoonKnight (Creator/RobinAtkinDownes), ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} (Creator/SteveBlum), ComicBook/BlackWidow (Salli Saffioti) and ComicBook/LukeCage.ComicBook/LukeCage (Robert Wisdom).
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''Spider-Man: Web of Shadows'' is a 2008 video game starring Franchise/SpiderMan (Mike Vaughn) as he tries to stop ComicBook/{{Venom}} (Creator/KeithSzarabjka) and his symbiote army from taking over New York, and is helped by ComicBook/MoonKnight, ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/BlackWidow and ComicBook/LukeCage.

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''Spider-Man: Web of Shadows'' is a 2008 video game starring Franchise/SpiderMan (Mike Vaughn) as he tries to stop ComicBook/{{Venom}} (Creator/KeithSzarabjka) (Creator/KeithSzarabajka) and his symbiote army from taking over New York, and is helped by ComicBook/MoonKnight, ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/BlackWidow and ComicBook/LukeCage.
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''Spider-Man: Web of Shadows'' is a 2008 video game starring Franchise/SpiderMan as he tries to stop ComicBook/{{Venom}} and his symbiote army from taking over New York, and is helped by ComicBook/MoonKnight, ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/BlackWidow and ComicBook/LukeCage.

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''Spider-Man: Web of Shadows'' is a 2008 video game starring Franchise/SpiderMan (Mike Vaughn) as he tries to stop ComicBook/{{Venom}} (Creator/KeithSzarabjka) and his symbiote army from taking over New York, and is helped by ComicBook/MoonKnight, ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/BlackWidow and ComicBook/LukeCage.
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Thinking about it, this whole section is pretty questionable


* AdaptationalBadass: This incarnation of Spider-Man is probably ''the'' strongest incarnation of him of all time. He defeats Venom handily three times, outmatched Moon Knight and Wolverine, and saved all of New York with little to no help (depending on player choice). Comicbook Spidey could barely win against any one of these guys in a head-on fight, and has been defeated outright by all three of them. He's also strong enough to tank incredibly long falls, survive a car exploding in his face with no problem, rip huge chunks of concrete from the ground, and easily toss cars as if he was the Hulk. And most of this is '''without''' the enhancements he gets from the Symbiote suit.
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What? Both are certainly NOT superior to him in the comics


* AdaptationalBadass: This incarnation of Spider-Man is probably ''the'' strongest incarnation of him of all time. He defeats Venom handily three times, outmatched Moon Knight and Wolverine (who are canonically superior to him), and saved all of New York with little to no help (depending on player choice). Comicbook Spidey could barely win against any one of these guys in a head-on fight, and has been defeated outright by all three of them. He's also strong enough to tank incredibly long falls, survive a car exploding in his face with no problem, rip huge chunks of concrete from the ground, and easily toss cars as if he was the Hulk. And most of this is '''without''' the enhancements he gets from the Symbiote suit.

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* AdaptationalBadass: This incarnation of Spider-Man is probably ''the'' strongest incarnation of him of all time. He defeats Venom handily three times, outmatched Moon Knight and Wolverine (who are canonically superior to him), Wolverine, and saved all of New York with little to no help (depending on player choice). Comicbook Spidey could barely win against any one of these guys in a head-on fight, and has been defeated outright by all three of them. He's also strong enough to tank incredibly long falls, survive a car exploding in his face with no problem, rip huge chunks of concrete from the ground, and easily toss cars as if he was the Hulk. And most of this is '''without''' the enhancements he gets from the Symbiote suit.

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* AdaptationalBadass: This incarnation of Spider-Man is probably ''the'' strongest incarnation of him of all time. He defeats Venom handily three times, outmatched Moon Knight and Wolverine (who are canonically superior to him), and saved all of New York with little to no help (depending on player choice). Comicbook Spidey could barely win against any one of these guys in a head-on fight, and has been defeated outright by all three of them. He's also strong enough to tank incredibly long falls, survive a car exploding in his face with no problem, rip huge chunks of concrete from the ground, and easily toss cars as if he was the Hulk. And most of this is '''without''' the enhancements he gets from the Symbiote suit.



* AdaptationalBadass: This incarnation of Spider-Man is probably ''the'' strongest incarnation of him of all time. He defeats Venom handily three times, outmatched Moon Knight and Wolverine (who are canonically superior to him), and saved all of New York with little to no help (depending on player choice). Comicbook Spidey could barely win against any one of these guys in a head-on fight, and has been defeated outright by all three of them. He's also strong enough to tank incredibly long falls, survive a car exploding in his face with no problem, rip huge chunks of concrete from the ground, and easily toss cars as if he was the Hulk. And most of this is '''without''' the enhancements he gets from the Symbiote suit.
* AdaptationalVillainy: Played with ''and'' addressed by Spider-Man, stating that Venom is acting nothing like himself and is disregarding the very innocents he swore to protect. However, Venom in this case was ''really'' DrunkWithPower, and he undergoes a HeelRealization at the end. The [=PS2=] version however, plays this as straight as a line, featuring most likely the most evil incarnation of Venom to date in any media.



* AdaptationalVillainy: Played with ''and'' addressed by Spider-Man, stating that Venom is acting nothing like himself and is disregarding the very innocents he swore to protect. However, Venom in this case was ''really'' DrunkWithPower, and he undergoes a HeelRealization at the end. The [=PS2=] version however, plays this as straight as a line, featuring most likely the most evil incarnation of Venom to date in any media.
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* AdaptationalBadass: This incarnation of Spider-Man is probably ''the'' strongest incarnation of him of all time. He defeats Venom handily three times, outmatched Moonknight and Wolverine (who are canonically superior to him), and saved all of New York with little to no help (depending on player choice). Comicbook Spidey could barely win against any one of these guys in a head-on fight, and has been defeated outright by all three of them. He's also strong enough to tank incredibly long falls, survive a car exploding in his face with no problem, rip huge chunks of concrete from the ground, and easily toss cars as if he was the Hulk. And most of this is '''without''' the enhancements he gets from the Symbiote suit.

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* AdaptationalBadass: This incarnation of Spider-Man is probably ''the'' strongest incarnation of him of all time. He defeats Venom handily three times, outmatched Moonknight Moon Knight and Wolverine (who are canonically superior to him), and saved all of New York with little to no help (depending on player choice). Comicbook Spidey could barely win against any one of these guys in a head-on fight, and has been defeated outright by all three of them. He's also strong enough to tank incredibly long falls, survive a car exploding in his face with no problem, rip huge chunks of concrete from the ground, and easily toss cars as if he was the Hulk. And most of this is '''without''' the enhancements he gets from the Symbiote suit.
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* AdaptationalBadass: This incarnation of Spider-Man is probably ''the'' strongest incarnation of him of all time. He defeats Venom handily three times, outmatched Moonknight and Wolverine (who are canonically superior to him), and saved all of New York with little to no help (depending on player choice). Comicbook Spidey could barely win against any one of these guys in a head-on fight, and has been defeated outright by all three of them. He's also strong enough to tank incredibly long falls, survive a car exploding in his face with no problem, rip huge chunks of concrete from the ground, and easily toss cars as if he was the Hulk. And most of this is '''without''' the enhancements he gets from the Symbiote suit.
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* NightOfTheLivingMooks: The Symbiote Walkers, low-level zombie-like symbiotes.


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* UniqueEnemy: The prison guards in the "Jail Break" level, who are essentially a PaletteSwap of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Also, the prisoners, who are encountered in the same level.
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* AWinnerIsYou: In the [=PS2=] version, once you beat the final boss, all you get is a pop up saying verbatim: "Congratulations! You saved the city.", or if you're on the evil route: "Congratulations! You have chosen to enslave Manhattan.", before going back to the main menu. You don't even get an image for your efforts regardless of which suit path you take.

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* AWinnerIsYou: In the [=PS2=] version, once you beat the final boss, all you get is a pop up saying verbatim: "Congratulations! You saved the city.", city," or if you're on the evil route: "Congratulations! You have chosen to enslave Manhattan.", Manhattan," before going back to the main menu. You don't even get an image for your efforts regardless of which suit path you take.
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* Foreshadowing: In two missions, you protect / attack a gang leader in order to convince / force him to consider an end to the gang war. In both areas, you can find graffiti tributes to two important gang members who were killed. Both gangs believe the other to be responsible for their deaths and want to take revenge on the other because of it. The game only draws attention to one of these graffitis, with a conversation about that very topic taking place in front of it, while the other mission oddly enough lacks any cutscene at the end, making it easy to miss the second graffiti. But the fact that both gangs lost someone in similar ways at around the same is explained shortly afterwards - neither gang is responsible for starting the war.

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* Foreshadowing: {{Foreshadowing}}: In two missions, you protect / attack a gang leader in order to convince / force him to consider an end to the gang war. In both areas, you can find graffiti tributes to two important gang members who were killed. Both gangs believe the other to be responsible for their deaths and want to take revenge on the other because of it. The game only draws attention to one of these graffitis, with a conversation about that very topic taking place in front of it, while the other mission oddly enough lacks any cutscene at the end, making it easy to miss the second graffiti. But the fact that both gangs lost someone in similar ways at around the same is explained shortly afterwards - neither gang is responsible for starting the war.



* TruerToTheText: This game's portrayal of ''ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson'' is far more faithful and accurate to the 616 version than any game, cartoon, or movie that came out before it. She's a feisty girl who loves Peter and Spider-Man, dislikes the Venom suit and insists that Peter not use it, uses shotguns and weapons to defend herself and has a witty and snarky sense of humor. Likewise, just like the comics, for all her worries about Peter risking his life as Spider-Man she loves it when he takes her web-swinging.

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* TruerToTheText: This game's portrayal of ''ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson'' ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson is far more faithful and accurate to the 616 version than any game, cartoon, or movie that came out before it. She's a feisty girl who loves Peter and Spider-Man, dislikes the Venom suit and insists that Peter not use it, uses shotguns and weapons to defend herself and has a witty and snarky sense of humor. Likewise, just like the comics, for all her worries about Peter risking his life as Spider-Man she loves it when he takes her web-swinging.
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* Foreshadowing: In two missions, you protect / attack a gang leader in order to convince / force him to consider an end to the gang war. In both areas, you can find graffiti tributes to two important gang members who were killed. Both gangs believe the other to be responsible for their deaths and want to take revenge on the other because of it. The game only draws attention to one of these graffitis, with a conversation about that very topic taking place in front of it, while the other mission oddly enough lacks any cutscene at the end, making it easy to miss the second graffiti. But the fact that both gangs lost someone in similar ways at around the same is explained shortly afterwards - neither gang is responsible for starting the war.


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* NonStandardGameOver: If you don't stop Venom from reaching Mary Jane during the first fight with him, a cutscene is triggered, though it cuts away before Venom actually kills her.

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A reprisal is a retaliatory attack; this is now Role Reprise. It's also Trivia/.


* RoleReprisal: Like everything else, there's Creator/SteveBlum as Wolverine. Additionally, Creator/TriciaHelfer reprised her role from ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'' role as Black Cat.



* ShownTheirWork: On the mythos.
** In a fight with Wolverine, he asks you questions about whether or not you're the real Spider Man; unfortunately, these questions are so obscure that even hardened fans of the mythos may get them wrong. Depending on your opinion, [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools showing their work may have been a bad thing in this case]]. This is Lampshaded partially by Spidey mid fight - After one question, he'll note the answer isn't in his Wiki/{{wiki|pedia}} article. At the time of release, ''it wasn't''.

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* ShownTheirWork: On the mythos.
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mythos. In a fight with Wolverine, he asks you questions about whether or not you're the real Spider Man; unfortunately, these questions are so obscure that even hardened fans of the mythos may get them wrong. Depending on your opinion, [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools showing their work may have been a bad thing in this case]]. This is Lampshaded partially by Spidey mid fight - After one question, he'll note the answer isn't in his Wiki/{{wiki|pedia}} article. At the time of release, ''it wasn't''.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: Amazing Allies (PS2 and PSP)Edition version of Eddie Brock aka Venom is Far Worse than his Comic Book, his Cartoon or his Movie canon Counterpart.

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* AdaptationalVillainy: Amazing Allies (PS2 and PSP)Edition version of Eddie Brock aka Played with ''and'' addressed by Spider-Man, stating that Venom is Far Worse than his Comic Book, his Cartoon or his Movie canon Counterpart.acting nothing like himself and is disregarding the very innocents he swore to protect. However, Venom in this case was ''really'' DrunkWithPower, and he undergoes a HeelRealization at the end. The [=PS2=] version however, plays this as straight as a line, featuring most likely the most evil incarnation of Venom to date in any media.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: Amazing Allies (PS2 and PSP)Edition version of Eddie Brock aka Venom is Far Worse than his Comic Book, his Cartoon or his Movie canon Counterpart.
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** In a fight with Wolverine, he asks you questions about whether or not you're the real Spider Man; unfortunately, these questions are so obscure that even hardened fans of the mythos may get them wrong. Depending on your opinion, [[TropesAreNotGood showing their work may have been a bad thing in this case]]. This is Lampshaded partially by Spidey mid fight - After one question, he'll note the answer isn't in his Wiki/{{wiki|pedia}} article. At the time of release, ''it wasn't''.

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** In a fight with Wolverine, he asks you questions about whether or not you're the real Spider Man; unfortunately, these questions are so obscure that even hardened fans of the mythos may get them wrong. Depending on your opinion, [[TropesAreNotGood [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools showing their work may have been a bad thing in this case]]. This is Lampshaded partially by Spidey mid fight - After one question, he'll note the answer isn't in his Wiki/{{wiki|pedia}} article. At the time of release, ''it wasn't''.
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* BishonenLine: Black Cat, when first infected by a symbiote, looks frightening in appearance and power, but does not have control. When Spider-Man infects her with his own symbiote, Black Cat retains her human appearance, and gains a {{Stripperiffic}} costume even more revealing than the costume before and has complete control of her symbiote.

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* BishonenLine: Black Cat, when first infected by a symbiote, looks frightening in appearance and power, but does not have control. When Spider-Man infects her with his own symbiote, Black Cat retains her human appearance, and gains a {{Stripperiffic}} costume even more revealing than the costume before and has become more powerful to illustrate the complete control of her symbiote.
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* BishonenLine: Black Cat, when first infected by a symbiote, looks frightening in appearance and power, but does not have control. When Spider-Man infects her with his own symbiote, Black Cat retains her human appearance, and gains a Stripperiffic costume even more revealing than the costume before and has complete control of her symbiote.

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* BishonenLine: Black Cat, when first infected by a symbiote, looks frightening in appearance and power, but does not have control. When Spider-Man infects her with his own symbiote, Black Cat retains her human appearance, and gains a Stripperiffic {{Stripperiffic}} costume even more revealing than the costume before and has complete control of her symbiote.

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