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* OldShame: Spider-Man's wrestling career prior to becoming a superhero. After all, it was from the studio that the crook who stole money from them was getting away, he refused to provide assistance. It was only until he tried to avenge the murder of Uncle Ben that he discovered it was the same crook he saw escaping the studio that he realized, that if he'd have used his powers for good then instead of self-interest, his uncle would still be alive.
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Peter soon wakes up from the nightmares and realizes he's still human, but soon discovers his newfound spider-like abilities and decides to create web-shooters and his trademark costume. However, while he enjoys the fame of using his newfound strength to make money, he soon learns the valuable lesson of "WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility" when a thief he refused to stop earlier at the wresting arena has murdered his Uncle Ben and holed up at a warehouse. Consumed by {{Revenge}} for his uncle, Spider-Man confronted him, but ultimately turned the thief over to the police, though never forgave himself for his mistake that cost his uncle his life.
Meanwhile, Doctor Octopus shows off his newest invention to the Kingpin and Smythe: The Octobot, which can use Smythe's Spider Seekers as its eyes to help take down Spider-Man.
Meanwhile, Doctor Octopus shows off his newest invention to the Kingpin and Smythe: The Octobot, which can use Smythe's Spider Seekers as its eyes to help take down Spider-Man.
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Peter soon wakes up from the nightmares and realizes he's still human, but soon discovers his newfound spider-like abilities and decides to create web-shooters and his trademark costume. However, while he enjoys the fame of using his newfound strength to make money, he soon learns the valuable lesson of "WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility" when a thief he refused to stop earlier at the wresting wrestling arena has murdered his Uncle Ben and holed up at a warehouse. Consumed by {{Revenge}} for his uncle, Spider-Man confronted him, but ultimately turned the thief over to the police, though never forgave himself for his mistake that cost his uncle his life.
Meanwhile, Doctor Octopus shows off his newest invention to the Kingpin and Smythe:The the Octobot, which can use Smythe's Spider Seekers as its eyes to help take down Spider-Man.
Meanwhile, Doctor Octopus shows off his newest invention to the Kingpin and Smythe:
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At the opening of a new medical facility paid for by the Hardy Foundation, Spider-Man soon finds himself in combat with Doctor Octopus again, but because of their fight, the medical facility is destroyed, and Spidey blames himself for it, deciding to retire from crime-fighting out of guilt.
At the Bugle, Robbie hands Peter a letter from a fan of Spider-Man who wants to meet him, but Peter crumples it up and throws it away. However, later on, he soon has his first encounter with Madame Web, who cryptically tells him to have the heart of a child before sending him back to the alley where she whisked him from to her dimension, with the Tarot card she gave him becoming the same letter he threw away at the Bugle earlier. Deciding to look into it, Spider-Man travels to the home of the young girl who's his biggest fan, who likes to be called "Taina". Spider-Man then goes into a much more detailed version of how he became the superhero that he is today.
Flashing back to Peter's days in college, when Peter attended the demonstration involving Neogenics, he was bitten by a spider that had strayed into the beam as was now radioactive. As Peter began to feel dizzy from the spider venom, he staggered out into an alley, where he began to hallucinate, starting with watching his hands and arms turn a bright red before transforming into a pair of brown, hairy, spider arms, causing Peter to pass out and have two nightmares:
The first one has him now the size of a spider, but with his human head attached to a brown, hairy, spider's body, being confronted by his Aunt May in the kitchen of her home, who after several attempts to swat Peter, despite his pleas not to attack him, washes him down the sink's drain using the faucet.
At the Bugle, Robbie hands Peter a letter from a fan of Spider-Man who wants to meet him, but Peter crumples it up and throws it away. However, later on, he soon has his first encounter with Madame Web, who cryptically tells him to have the heart of a child before sending him back to the alley where she whisked him from to her dimension, with the Tarot card she gave him becoming the same letter he threw away at the Bugle earlier. Deciding to look into it, Spider-Man travels to the home of the young girl who's his biggest fan, who likes to be called "Taina". Spider-Man then goes into a much more detailed version of how he became the superhero that he is today.
Flashing back to Peter's days in college, when Peter attended the demonstration involving Neogenics, he was bitten by a spider that had strayed into the beam as was now radioactive. As Peter began to feel dizzy from the spider venom, he staggered out into an alley, where he began to hallucinate, starting with watching his hands and arms turn a bright red before transforming into a pair of brown, hairy, spider arms, causing Peter to pass out and have two nightmares:
The first one has him now the size of a spider, but with his human head attached to a brown, hairy, spider's body, being confronted by his Aunt May in the kitchen of her home, who after several attempts to swat Peter, despite his pleas not to attack him, washes him down the sink's drain using the faucet.
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At the opening of a new medical facility paid for by the Hardy Foundation, Spider-Man soon finds himself in combat with Doctor Octopus again, but because again. As a result of their fight, fight though, the medical facility is destroyed, and destroyed while Doc Ock gets away with what he stole. Spidey blames himself for it, deciding to retire from crime-fighting out of guilt.
At the Bugle, Robbie hands Peter a letter from a fan of Spider-Man who wants to meet him, but Peter crumples it up and throws it away. However, he lateron, he soon has his first encounter with Madame Web, who cryptically tells him to have the heart of a child before sending him back to the alley where she whisked him from to her dimension, with the Tarot card she gave him becoming the same letter he threw away at the Bugle earlier. Deciding to look into it, Spider-Man travels to the home of the young girl who's his biggest fan, who likes to be called "Taina". Spider-Man then goes into a much more detailed version of how he became the superhero that he is today.
Flashing back to Peter's days incollege, when college. When Peter attended the demonstration involving Neogenics, he was bitten by a spider that had strayed into the beam as it was now radioactive. As Peter began to feel dizzy from the spider venom, he staggered out into an alley, where he began to hallucinate, starting with watching his hands and arms turn a bright red before transforming into a pair of brown, hairy, hairy brown spider arms, legs, causing Peter to pass out and have two nightmares:
The first one has him now the size of a spider, but with his human head attached to abrown, hairy, brown hairy spider's body, being confronted by his Aunt May in the kitchen of her home, who after several attempts to swat Peter, despite his pleas not to attack him, washes him down the sink's drain using the faucet.
At the Bugle, Robbie hands Peter a letter from a fan of Spider-Man who wants to meet him, but Peter crumples it up and throws it away. However, he later
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He soon wakes up from the nightmares and realizes he's still human, but soon discovers his newfound spider-like abilities and decides to create web-shooters and his trademark costume. However, while he enjoys the fame of using his newfound strength to make money, he soon learns the valuable lesson of "WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility" when a thief he refused to stop earlier at the wresting arena has murdered his Uncle Ben and holed up at a warehouse. Consumed by {{Revenge}} for his uncle, Spider-Man inevitably turned the thief over to the police, but never forgave himself for his mistake that cost his uncle his life.
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When Spidey decides to take Taina on a trip around NYC, they are ambushed by Doc Ock and the Octobot, resulting in where Spidey tries to fight off the two of them, but ends up being gassed and knocked out, leading Taina to watch as Doctor Octopus prepares to finish off Spider-Man once and for all, much to her despair.
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When Spidey decides to take Taina on a trip around NYC, they are ambushed by Doc Ock and the Octobot, resulting in where Octobot. Spidey tries to fight off the two of them, but ends up being gassed and knocked out, leading leaving Taina to helplessly watch as Doctor Octopus prepares to finish off Spider-Man once and for all, much to her despair.
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* ChildrenAreInnocent: Madame Web says Spider-Man needs "the faith of a child."
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* ChildrenAreInnocent: Taina. Madame Web outright says Spider-Man needs "the faith of a child."
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero[=/=]WhatTheHellHero: Spider-Man accidentally caused the destruction of the new facility while fighting Doc Ock, who gets away with what he stole. A furious Jameson plans to further condemn Spider-Man for his actions. Robbie defends Spider-Man for trying to stop Doc Ock, but Jameson argues that [[UnwantedAssistance no one even asked for Spider-Man's help]]. Peter, angry at himself for his recklessness, decided to give up Spider-Man (again, but only temporary).
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero[=/=]WhatTheHellHero: Spider-Man accidentally caused the destruction of the new lab facility while fighting Doc Ock, who gets away with what he stole. A furious Jameson plans to further condemn Spider-Man for his actions. Robbie defends Spider-Man for trying to stop Doc Ock, but Jameson argues that [[UnwantedAssistance no one even asked for Spider-Man's help]]. Peter, angry at himself for his recklessness, decided to give up Spider-Man (again, but only temporary).
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero[=/=]WhatTheHellHero: Spider-Man accidentally caused the destruction of the new facility while fighting Doc Ock, who's able to get away with what he stole. Jameson is furious and plans to further condemn Spider-Man for his actions. Robbie defends Spider-Man, saying that he was only trying to stop Doc Ock, but Jameson says [[UnwantedAssistance no one even asked for Spider-Man's help]]. Peter, angry at himself for his recklessness, decided to give up Spider-Man (again, but only temporary).
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero[=/=]WhatTheHellHero: Spider-Man accidentally caused the destruction of the new facility while fighting Doc Ock, who's able to get who gets away with what he stole. A furious Jameson is furious and plans to further condemn Spider-Man for his actions. Robbie defends Spider-Man, saying that he was only Spider-Man for trying to stop Doc Ock, but Jameson says argues that [[UnwantedAssistance no one even asked for Spider-Man's help]]. Peter, angry at himself for his recklessness, decided to give up Spider-Man (again, but only temporary).
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero[=/=]WhatTheHellHero: Spider-Man accidentally caused the destruction of a new lab building while fighting Doc Ock, who's able to get away with what he stole. Jameson is furious and plans to further condemn Spider-Man. Robbie tells him that Spider-Man was only trying to stop Doc Ock, but Jameson says [[UnwantedAssistance no one even asked for Spider-Man's help]]. Peter, angry at himself for his recklessness, decided to give up Spider-Man (again, but only temporary).
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero[=/=]WhatTheHellHero: Spider-Man accidentally caused the destruction of a the new lab building facility while fighting Doc Ock, who's able to get away with what he stole. Jameson is furious and plans to further condemn Spider-Man. Robbie tells him that Spider-Man for his actions. Robbie defends Spider-Man, saying that he was only trying to stop Doc Ock, but Jameson says [[UnwantedAssistance no one even asked for Spider-Man's help]]. Peter, angry at himself for his recklessness, decided to give up Spider-Man (again, but only temporary).
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* TheCallKnowsWhereYouLive: Peter thinks the lab fiasco means he can finally quit being Spider-Man. Madame Web tells him different.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: Madame Web says Spider-Man needs "the faith of a child."
* FatalFlaw: Madame Web notes how Spider-Man's tendency to question himself always threatens to end his superhero career.
* {{Flashback}}: Featuring the show's most detailed and longest flashback of Spider-Man's origin.
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Madame Web says she intends to train Spider-Man for an upcoming mission. This will pay off in the GrandFinale.
** Taina's condition is foreshadowed when she asks to go webslinging with Spider-Man. She puts emphasis on "before" when asking, and he interrupts her before she can finish. The episode title also functions as foreshadowing, due to sharing the name with the well-known foundation.
* KnockoutGas: How Doc Ock incapacitates Spider-Man. He installed such a pack in one of his tentacles.
* LittleNo: Spider-Man when he unmasks the man who killed Ben and sees it's the same guy he let escape the wrestling arena earlier that night.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Spider-Man's reaction to the lab being destroyed.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: Madame Web says Spider-Man needs "the faith of a child."
* FatalFlaw: Madame Web notes how Spider-Man's tendency to question himself always threatens to end his superhero career.
* {{Flashback}}: Featuring the show's most detailed and longest flashback of Spider-Man's origin.
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Madame Web says she intends to train Spider-Man for an upcoming mission. This will pay off in the GrandFinale.
** Taina's condition is foreshadowed when she asks to go webslinging with Spider-Man. She puts emphasis on "before" when asking, and he interrupts her before she can finish. The episode title also functions as foreshadowing, due to sharing the name with the well-known foundation.
* KnockoutGas: How Doc Ock incapacitates Spider-Man. He installed such a pack in one of his tentacles.
* LittleNo: Spider-Man when he unmasks the man who killed Ben and sees it's the same guy he let escape the wrestling arena earlier that night.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Spider-Man's reaction to the lab being destroyed.
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* TaughtByExperience: Doc Ock says as much to Spider-Man before revealing his tentacle's knockout gas.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Spider-Man accidentally caused a new lab building to be destroyed while fighting Doc Ock. Jameson is furious at him (and plans to condemn further Spider-Man). Robbie tried to defend Spider-Man that he was only trying to stop Doc Ock, but Jameson says [[UnwantedAssistance no one asked Spider-Man to]]. Peter realized this too, and in his anger, decided to give up Spider-Man (again, but only temporary).
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: NiceJobBreakingItHero[=/=]WhatTheHellHero: Spider-Man accidentally caused the destruction of a new lab building to be destroyed while fighting Doc Ock. Ock, who's able to get away with what he stole. Jameson is furious at him (and and plans to further condemn further Spider-Man). Spider-Man. Robbie tried to defend tells him that Spider-Man that he was only trying to stop Doc Ock, but Jameson says [[UnwantedAssistance no one even asked Spider-Man to]]. Peter realized this too, and in for Spider-Man's help]]. Peter, angry at himself for his anger, recklessness, decided to give up Spider-Man (again, but only temporary).
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Spider-Man accidentally caused a new lab building to be destroyed while fighting Doc Ock. Jameson call is furious at him out on it (and plans to condemn Spider-Man further). further Spider-Man). Robbie tried to defend Spider-Man that he was only trying to stop Doc Ock, but Jameson says [[UnwantedAssistance no one asked Spider-Man]].Spider-Man to]]. Peter realized this too, and in his anger, decided to give up Spider-Man (again, but only temporary).
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He soon wakes up from the nightmares and realizes he's still human, but soon discovers his newfound spider-like abilities and decides to create web-shooters and his trademark costume. However, while he enjoys the fame of using his newfound strength to make money, he soon learns the valuable lesson of "With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility" "WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility" when a thief he refused to stop earlier at the wresting arena has murdered his Uncle Ben and holed up at a warehouse. Consumed by {{Revenge}} for his uncle, Spider-Man inevitably turned the thief over to the police, but never forgave himself for his mistake that cost his uncle his life.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Spider-Man accidentally caused a new lab building to be destroyed while fighting Doc Ock. Jameson call him out on it (and plans to condemn Spider-Man further). Robbie tried to defend Spider-Man that he was only trying to stop Doc Ock, but Jameson says [[UnwantedRescue [[UnwantedAssistance no one asked Spider-Man]]. Peter realized this too, and in his anger, decided to give up Spider-Man (again, but only temporary).
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''Written by: (writer currently unknown)''
At the opening of a new medical facility paid for by the Hardy Foundation, Spider-Man soon finds himself in combat with Doctor Octopus again, but because of their fight, the medical facility is destroyed, and Spidey blames himself for it, deciding to retire from crime-fighting out of guilt.
At the Bugle, Robbie hands Peter a letter from a fan of Spider-Man who wants to meet him, but Peter crumples it up and throws it away. However, later on, he soon has his first encounter with Madame Web, who cryptically tells him to have the heart of a child before sending him back to the alley where she whisked him from to her dimension, with the Tarot card she gave him becoming the same letter he threw away at the Bugle earlier. Deciding to look into it, Spider-Man travels to the home of the young girl who's his biggest fan, who likes to be called "Taina". Spider-Man then goes into a much more detailed version of how he became the superhero that he is today.
Flashing back to Peter's days in college, when Peter attended the demonstration involving Neogenics, he was bitten by a spider that had strayed into the beam as was now radioactive. As Peter began to feel dizzy from the spider venom, he staggered out into an alley, where he began to hallucinate, starting with watching his hands and arms turn a bright red before transforming into a pair of brown, hairy, spider arms, causing Peter to pass out and have two nightmares:
The first one has him now the size of a spider, but with his human head attached to a brown, hairy, spider's body, being confronted by his Aunt May in the kitchen of her home, who after several attempts to swat Peter, despite his pleas not to attack him, washes him down the sink's drain using the faucet.
The second one has Peter waking up on the East River, apparently back to human size, until he discovers that while he may be human size again, his body is still that of a brown, hairy spider, now just human size. When he scares the crew of a nearby passing barge into jumping ship, he's attacked by the military when they deem him dangerous, leading to where he trips up and takes a rocket to his exposed tender underside.
He soon wakes up from the nightmares and realizes he's still human, but soon discovers his newfound spider-like abilities and decides to create web-shooters and his trademark costume. However, while he enjoys the fame of using his newfound strength to make money, he soon learns the valuable lesson of "With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility" when a thief he refused to stop earlier at the wresting arena has murdered his Uncle Ben and holed up at a warehouse. Consumed by {{Revenge}} for his uncle, Spider-Man inevitably turned the thief over to the police, but never forgave himself for his mistake that cost his uncle his life.
Meanwhile, Doctor Octopus shows off his newest invention to the Kingpin and Smythe: The Octobot, which can use Smythe's Spider Seekers as its eyes to help take down Spider-Man.
When Spidey decides to take Taina on a trip around NYC, they are ambushed by Doc Ock and the Octobot, resulting in where Spidey tries to fight off the two of them, but ends up being gassed and knocked out, leading Taina to watch as Doctor Octopus prepares to finish off Spider-Man once and for all, much to her despair.
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At the opening of a new medical facility paid for by the Hardy Foundation, Spider-Man soon finds himself in combat with Doctor Octopus again, but because of their fight, the medical facility is destroyed, and Spidey blames himself for it, deciding to retire from crime-fighting out of guilt.
At the Bugle, Robbie hands Peter a letter from a fan of Spider-Man who wants to meet him, but Peter crumples it up and throws it away. However, later on, he soon has his first encounter with Madame Web, who cryptically tells him to have the heart of a child before sending him back to the alley where she whisked him from to her dimension, with the Tarot card she gave him becoming the same letter he threw away at the Bugle earlier. Deciding to look into it, Spider-Man travels to the home of the young girl who's his biggest fan, who likes to be called "Taina". Spider-Man then goes into a much more detailed version of how he became the superhero that he is today.
Flashing back to Peter's days in college, when Peter attended the demonstration involving Neogenics, he was bitten by a spider that had strayed into the beam as was now radioactive. As Peter began to feel dizzy from the spider venom, he staggered out into an alley, where he began to hallucinate, starting with watching his hands and arms turn a bright red before transforming into a pair of brown, hairy, spider arms, causing Peter to pass out and have two nightmares:
The first one has him now the size of a spider, but with his human head attached to a brown, hairy, spider's body, being confronted by his Aunt May in the kitchen of her home, who after several attempts to swat Peter, despite his pleas not to attack him, washes him down the sink's drain using the faucet.
The second one has Peter waking up on the East River, apparently back to human size, until he discovers that while he may be human size again, his body is still that of a brown, hairy spider, now just human size. When he scares the crew of a nearby passing barge into jumping ship, he's attacked by the military when they deem him dangerous, leading to where he trips up and takes a rocket to his exposed tender underside.
He soon wakes up from the nightmares and realizes he's still human, but soon discovers his newfound spider-like abilities and decides to create web-shooters and his trademark costume. However, while he enjoys the fame of using his newfound strength to make money, he soon learns the valuable lesson of "With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility" when a thief he refused to stop earlier at the wresting arena has murdered his Uncle Ben and holed up at a warehouse. Consumed by {{Revenge}} for his uncle, Spider-Man inevitably turned the thief over to the police, but never forgave himself for his mistake that cost his uncle his life.
Meanwhile, Doctor Octopus shows off his newest invention to the Kingpin and Smythe: The Octobot, which can use Smythe's Spider Seekers as its eyes to help take down Spider-Man.
When Spidey decides to take Taina on a trip around NYC, they are ambushed by Doc Ock and the Octobot, resulting in where Spidey tries to fight off the two of them, but ends up being gassed and knocked out, leading Taina to watch as Doctor Octopus prepares to finish off Spider-Man once and for all, much to her despair.
'''TO BE CONTINUED...'''
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