History WesternAnimation / SpidermanUnlimited

In the Marvel Multiverse, it was listed as Earth-751263 before being retconned by Dan Slott to Earth-7831 in the ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse'' crossover event, where [[spoiler:the Counter-Earth is decimated by the Inheritors]].

* BackForTheDead: In ''Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol. 3 #7, [[spoiler:a version of Peter and the Knights of Wundagore from this show are [[ComicBook/SpiderVerse killed by Daemos of the Inheritors]].]]

* RetCanon: Spider-Man wore the suit from the cartoon during one story from the comics involving Carnage.

* HeroWithBadPublicity: Taken to the extreme in the first episode, after Spider-Man gets blamed for John Jameson's death. It's taken to the point when Spidey pushes a fireman out of the way of falling debris while he himself is buried, said fireman is actually convinced that Spidey was trying to attack him and that he was saved by the collapsing building!

In the Marvel Multiverse, it is listed as Earth-751263. A copy version of it known as Earth-7831 was featured during the ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse'' crossover event, where [[spoiler: the Counter-Earth is decimated by the Inheritors]]. %%Despite discrepancies, writer Dan Slott considers it to be a direct sequel to ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries''.

In the Marvel Multiverse, it was originally listed as Earth-751263 before being retconned to Earth-7831. %%Despite discrepancies, writer Dan Slott considers it to be a direct sequel to ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries''.

* BackForTheDead: In ''Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol. 3 #7, [[spoiler:Peter and the Knights of Wundagore are [[ComicBook/SpiderVerse killed by Daemos of the Inheritors]].]]

* TheBigRottenApple: The show takes place in an alternate version of New York City.

* BarefootCartoonAnimals: Some of the Bestials.

** MissingEpisode: Several scripts were written for the second season, including the resolution of the cliffhanger, but were never produced.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: The Green Goblin.

* InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals: Counter-Vulture looks striking similar to Green Goblin's suit, to the point you are pardoned if you mistake him for Goblin when he shows in the opening [[SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou diving towards the camera.]]

* LayeredMetropolis: Counter-Earth's version of New York was rebuilt by the High Evolutionary into a SkyscraperCity with the Bestials living in the upper level - travelling via flying cars and raised walkways; and the humans living in the slums and lower-class residential areas at ground level.

* NotAsYouKnowThem: The Green Goblin and Vulture are good guys on Counter-Earth and its Electro was evolved from an electric eel. When Carnage hear about a Spider-Man on Counter-Earth, he initially believes that he's just some Counter-Earth knock-off as well. (John considered this to be possibility, too, but he wanted to be absolutely sure and sent his people to rescue him.)

* MerchandiseDriven: The show was probably planned to go this route (Toy Biz did own MarvelComics at the time) but was canceled long before any figures were made.

* [[TokyoIsTheCenterOfTheUniverse New York is the Centre of the Universe]]: While it's unknown exactly how much of Counter-Earth the High Evolutionary rules, his castle is in New York City.

* TronLines: Spider-Man's nanite suit would pulse with circuitry-like markings during his TransformationSequence.

Was released on DVD in UK in 2010.

* CounterEarth: The episode debuts with a planet orbiting on the opposite side of the Sun as the Earth being discovered. Bonus points for it actually being called Counter Earth and having humans identical to those of Earth. Counter-Earth's New York City is even more-or-less identical to Earth's New York City, right down to the Five Boroughs.

* CyberPunk: The technology on Counter Earth is for the most part far more advanced on Earth - even by the Marvel Universe's standards, with flying vehicles being the norm of transportation and the police being comprised up of robots. However, the humans are oppressed and the standard of living is worse.

* EldritchAbomination: The Synoptic could give [[CthulhuMythos Shub-Niggurath]] a run for her money in the "tentacled monstrosity with 1000 young" department.
* EvilutionaryBiologist: The High Evolutionary and Sir Ram.

* FamilyFriendlyFirearms: But of course. Then again, considering the show takes place on another planet that clearly has several bits of advanced technology, it's more justified than many examples.
* FromNobodyToNightmare: The High Evolutionary wasn't always an EvilOverlord dressed in ScaryImpracticalArmor, and in fact has only been in power for roughly 30 years. [[spoiler: He used to be an ordinary human (or not, considering he has psychic powers) and even had a family before they kicked him to the curb for experimenting on his own granddaughter, Karen O'Malley.]]

-->"We can sense it. You are the ''real'' Spider-Man. [[PreAsskickingOneLiner We've missed you.]]"

* {{Hypocrite}}: The High Evolutionary considers humans maggots, although he himself is one. Surprisingly, nobody, not even glibby Spider-Man has pointed this out.

* SpikesOfVillainy: The High Evolutionary and Carnage.

* VillainsOutShopping[=/=]GoKartingWithBowser: The Knights of Wundagor often go from trying to kill Spider-Man at all costs to EnemyMine situations.

* YouAreWhatYouHate: The High Evolutionary is as human as the society he consider a lesser species, and yet, nobody has ever called him out on it.

Generally, the series isn't held in high regards compared to other ''Spider-Man'' series as it viewed as putting Spider-Man in a situation that's un-Spider-Man-like, like putting him on another world. However, it has gained a cult following due to the same reasons, and it was last seen on Creator/DisneyXD.

* AGodAmI: The High Evolutionary in a nutshell.

* DashingHispanic: Counter-Earth's version of the Green Goblin, aka Hector Jones. He's only ever shown as a silhouette outside of his grotesque costume, but he goes to great lengths to protect his ex-wife and son from danger.

* GenreSavvy: John and Carnage initially expressed doubt that Spider-Man was the guy they knew, but not Venom.

* LaResistance: Currently led by John Jameson. The Counter-Earth Green Goblin and Vulture also rebel against the High Evolutionary.

* MythologyGag: When Peter first suits up in his traditional costume in the premiere, the theme to ''WEsternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries'' plays.

* NotAsYouKnowThem: The Green Goblin and Vulture are good guys on Counter-Earth and its Electro was evolved from an electric eel. When John Jameson, Venom, and Carnage hear about a Spider-Man on Counter-Earth, they initially believe that he's just some Counter-Earth knock-off as well.

* RetCon: The series is generally treated as a sequel of sorts to ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries'', but it does alter some details regarding Venom and Carnage (mostly that the suit was never removed from Brock, and removing [[ComicBook/DoctorStrange Dormammu and Baron Mordo]] from being involved in Venom's return & Carnage's origin). There's also the matter of Mary Jane's sudden return despite her still being "lost in time" in the end of the original series, although the original series ended with Madame Web taking Spider-Man to retrieve MJ, so that one's justified.

''Spider-Man Unlimited'' is an animated television series, running from October 1999 to March, 2001. A total of 13 episodes, it was a sequel series of sorts to ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries''. It sees Peter Parker forced to go to another "Counter" Earth after John Jameson’s ship gets attacked by Venom and Carnage and as per Spidey’s luck, the hero gets blamed for it. After "borrowing" a suit made of nano-machines, Spider-Man goes to Counter-Earth to rescue Jameson and clear his name.

Generally, the series isn't held in high regards compared to other ''Spider-Man'' series as it viewed as putting Spider-Man in a situation that's un-Spider-Man-like, like putting him on another world. However, it has gained a cult following due to the same reasons, and it is currently being shown on Creator/DisneyXD.

* HeroWithBadPublicity: Taken to the extreme in the first episode, after Spider-Man gets blamed for John Jameson's death. It's taken to the point when Spidey pushes a fireman out of the way of falling debris, said fireman is actually convinced that Spidey was trying to attack him before the building collapsed!

* {{Tuckerization}}: The editor of the Daily Byte, Mr. Meugniot, is named after series producer Will Meugniot, who you may remember working on ''WesternAnimation/XMen'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Exosquad}}'', amongst others.

* TokenGoodTeammate: Lord Tyger is this to the Knights of Wundagor. Later in the season he takes issue with the High Evolutionary's [[KillEmAll tactics]].

* AdaptationOriginConnection: A version of X-51/Machine Man appears. However, as opposed to his original ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'', this incarnation was one of The High Evolutionary's security drones and hence ties to him and the Knights of Wundagore.

** MissingEpisode: Several scripts were written for the second season, including the resolution of the cliffhanger, but were never produced.

** As mentioned below, Venom and Carnage have become full-on {{Blob Monster}}s on par with [[Film/Terminator3JudgmentDay the T-1000]], even when bonded to Eddie Brock and Cletus Kasady respective.

* AdaptationalBadass: Not that Spider-Man wasn't badass before, but his tech new version is less of a freestyle jokester and more of a straight fighter thanks to his suit.
* AdaptationalHeroism: Green Goblin is a good guy here.

* AdaptationalBadass: Not that Spider-Man wasn't badass before, but his tech new version is less of a freestyle jokester and more of a capable fighter thanks to his suit.

* InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals: The Vulture looks striking similar to Green Goblin's suit, to the point you are pardoned if you mistake him for Goblin when he shows in the opening [[SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou diving towards the camera.]]

* InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals: The Vulture looks striking similar to Green Goblin's suit.

* GivingThemTheStrip: Goblin used this to escape capture at one point, even lampshading how no one else on the planet would even consider this as an option.