- Considering Mainstream SHIELD was also infiltrated - which is where the MCU series gets that plot point from in the first place - it's possible, although they'll go the Mainstream Universe's route and have it ultimately be a subversion.
- You actually got really close, all things considered.
- Confirmed, kinda, in the episode "Revealed".
- Harry.
- Norman.
- Dr. Octopus, as the Poisonous Octopus
- Flash Thompson.
- Confirmed. Flash Thompson becomes permanently bonded to the symbiote as the eponymous character in the episode "Agent Venom".
- As of Back in Black, Venom is confirmed as Harry Osborn. In The Rise of the Goblin Harry finally loses it and the Green Goblin takes it and now searches for someone else to wear the symbiote.
- His arm gets crushed in the first season finale. So the arm part is semi-confirmed.
- It's been confirmed the Lizard will appear in the second season. There was an image of the team fighting him and several other villains released at a convention.
- The show hasn't gotten any darker, though.
Each of the identities would be analogous or contrasting with his teammates:
- Prodigy for Luke Cage: Strength and Invulnerability.
- Hornet for Nova: Flight and Ranged Attacks.
- Dusk for Iron Fist
- Ricochet for White Tiger
- His identities will be given to four other teens, becoming the Slingers.
- Confirmed. He appears in Season 3's Spider-Verse and reappears as part of the Web Warriors in Season 4.
- The Big Bad - Red Skull's daughter, Sin.
- The Dragon - Crossbones, with Sin as his girlfriend.
- The Evil Genius - The Mad Thinker, the ultimate version more likely.
- The Brute - Rhino, also the ultimate version.
- The Heart - Spider-Woman. Jessica Drew was a HYDRA agent who tried to kill Fury and could be the most likely to do a Heel–Face Turn.
- Their "Agent Coulson" could be Taskmaster with him being their mentor in a rival school or being on the school board of the main high school.
- Semi-confirmed - the characters involved (aside from Tasky) are different, but the concept was there - Cloak & Dagger, Vulture, Kraven, Tasky, and Gobby).
- He'll probably accuse Spidey of stealing his shtick
- Confirmed on the accusation part in "Ultimate Deadpool". Deadpool actually accused Spidey of copying him.
- She-Hulk from Agents of S.M.A.S.H. will Beat the Shit out of Spidey and Deadpool for ripping her off from accusing both of them she was the first and beat them to the punch comic verse wise.
- A) I checked, there are examples of Spidey breaking the 4th wall that pre-date She-Hulk's mere existence by decades, and B) I'll be damned if I'm going to let anyone from a show with half the animation budget that Marvel had in the 60's beat up Spidey and Deadpool for doing something Jen hasn't done in a loooooooooooooooong time!
- And Spidey once wiped the floor with Titania (She-Hulk's equal)
- Confirmed on the accusation part in "Ultimate Deadpool". Deadpool actually accused Spidey of copying him.
- Confirmed in "Me Time". Though Osborn doesn't stand for it one bit, and now Doc Ock is a solo villain (probably).
- Norman steals him back at the end of "Iron Octopus" but Doc Ock Starscreamed again in "Revealed", turning Norman into the Green Goblin, but the later hoisted him by his own petard.
- ... Brilliant!
- Confirmed Harry did become Anti-Venom except Anti-Venom appears as a villain in a case of Adaptational Villainy.
- Bonus points if Harry gets better and is now terrified of his dad, who quickly blames Spidey for that too.
- Jossed. Norman is injected with DNA extracted from both Parker and Venom by Doc Octopus, which mutates him into the Green Goblin.
- Unless Deadpool can be at two places at once, jossed. The actual Deadpool showed up, it's implied he a lot younger than usual, and Spidey ended up playing the straight man to Deadpool.
- You were somehow so right and so wrong.
- Tasks for the Eye. Returns with an associate of his who he's only working with on this joint project, and only because Osborn decided to hire them both instead of just Dr. Octopus doing it since he was fired. Taskmaster, being True Neutral is all about the hunt and bringing in Spidey while secretly wanting to sway him again to be a true partner, but the associate instead takes it too far, trying to kill Spiderman. What is the associate's name? Bullseye.
- Task: Learn. It's an ordinary day at school, and Peter Parker is tired. He's been acting as Spider-Man way too much lately, and thus, for once in his life, he's feeling the burn of school. He tries to shrug it off with some web-slinging, only to be attacked by Taskmaster once again. Due to being in the open, Spidey has a little more space to work and stay evasive of the ultimate Badass Normal. However, things take a turn for the stranger, when in their banter back and forth, Spidey learns a shocking truth. (post-truth in sub-bullet)
- Taskmaster was originally part of a SHIELD team but thought Fury betrayed him on a mission, and thus went rouge. Spidey will ask about this, setting up a further Taskmaster plot point, and perhaps even posing the question: "Why did Fury really form the Spider-team?"
- Taskmaster was originally a SHIELD trainer, but Fury betrayed him by refusing to reveal his past (much like how in the comics, unless he stops learning, he can't retain personal information). This will lead to Spidey's first undisputed What the Hell, Hero? moment towards Fury over how he might have "forced" Taskmaster to be a villain.
- Taskmaster is really a frog!
- Taskmaster is actually Richard Parker.
- Taskmaster was about to save the day when Fury stopped him, and Taskmaster will imply that it was because Fury was jealous of him or something. A later conversation with Fury will clarify that "saving the day" would have resulted in civilian casualties.
- No doubt it will make Jameson angrier.
- Vengeance: Dr. Octopus, after lying low for weeks recuperating, returns to attack Spider-Man, now outraged that he "ruined my life!" He partially wants to kill him, and partially wants to catch him again, to try to win back Norman's favor, since he lacks finances or space to work on his own. The difference is that now Doc Ock has to fight all of team Spidey, and it will only escalate his Badass being, as with one tentacle holding on, he's able to fight off all of them at once. The main story here is on whether Spiderman's mercy was warranted last time.
- Cold Blooded: Doctor Octopus attacks the SHIELD Helicarrier using stealth, and in the assault, takes off Curt Connor's arm. Thus is is, that the octopus in an act of cold blood, starts Doctor Connors on the path to becoming The Lizard.
- Turns out that Connors does lose an arm when the Helicarrier is attacked, except it's all done by the Green Goblin instead.
- Beware The Octopus: Doctor Octopus wants revenge against Osborn for trying to kill him, thus he kidnaps Harry Osborn and blackmails Norman into doing his bidding, promising to release Harry if Norman does as Ock says, but when Ock's demands are met, he will try to kill Harry, prompting Spidey and Norman to team up to save Harry and take Ock down. After an intense battle, Harry is severely hurt and Norman's sanity begins to slip. This will be the start of Norman's going insane and he will finally become the Green Goblin.
- Close, but jossed. After capturing Spider-Man and creating a new formula by combining a sample of Venom with Parker's blood, he injects it into Norman, turning him into the Green Goblin. While Doc Ock failed to keep the Green Goblin under control, he did ultimately gain revenge through destroying Norman's life and pushing him over the edge.
- Doc Ock finds out that Taskmaster had lied about how Spidey wasn't at Midtown High and attacks the school during school hours, making it difficult for Peter's group to run off and suit up. When he notices Harry, Norman gets involved for the sake of his son.
- Horn Of The Rhino: Doctor Octopus takes over a military facility, full of equipment and space to work, and turns it into his personal base lab. Ock is severely injured after his battle with Spider-Man and can only barely move. Ock wants revenge against Osborn and Spider-Man and also has plans for world domination, but since he can barely move he decides to create his own supervillains to do his bidding. Using his octobots, Ock kidnaps petty crook Alex O'Hirn and infuses his body with titanium resin armor, thus turning O'Hirn into Rhino. Ock sends Rhino to capture Spider-Man. Rhino successfully defeats Spidey and his teammates and brings them to Ock, but Spidey and his teammates manage to escape from Ock's base. Doc Ock is impressed with Rhino's performance and decides to create few more supervillains. This could be a great way to introduce some of Spidey's villains, like Sandman, Scorpion, Vermin, Mysterio and few more as supervillains created by Ock.
- Jossed. The Rhino is a kid from Peter, Flash and Harry's school who used a formula to become the Rhino and got stuck that way.
- Better yet, he'll acknowledge the show's hatedom.
- And give them a "The Reason You Suck" Speech about how narrow-mindedly anal they are!
- And then turn on the creators and tell them that if they're going to make half the show about his type of humor, then it better star him.
- And give them a "The Reason You Suck" Speech about how narrow-mindedly anal they are!
- Confirmed. Deadpool ended up appearing in "Ultimate Deadpool." Never did acknowledge that hatedom, though.
- Well, Miles exists and while the rest comes true, Peter doesn't show much inclination to worry about his potential death.
- Why Josh Peck, though? Or did you mean Josh Keaton?
Doc Ock will clone several versions of Peter Parker to fight Spidey's team, including Ultimate Spider-Woman. In this case, the clones don't have Peter's memories except for Spider-Woman who is the closest genetically to Peter; their shared Spider-Sense acts as a sort of Twin Telepathy that give them flashes of the other's lives, with "Jessica" being the only Spider-Clone to defect to SHIELD. Hilarity Ensues when she enrolls as a student at Midtown High as her lack of experience with people and her powers makes things interesting for Peter and co. Worst of all, (in Peter's mind) Harry develops a crush on her and badgers Peter to put in a good word for him.
- Jossed, so far. However, Season 4 stars the Scarlet Spider, one who looks and acts very much like the Kaine version, and it is made fairly clear that Ock created him - though whether he just gave him powers or outright created him as a clone is so far unconfirmed.
- We will get a clone like Ultimate Spider-Women or Ben Riley.
- Jossed.
- Confirmed as of season 4. It's the clone that will become Ben Riley
- Jossed.
- Crossover with Spectacular Spider-Man (unlikely, but it'd be cool. Kind of like Spider-Men).
- Jossed.
- Peter goes forward in time to the 2099 universe and meets Miguel O'Hara.
- Jossed
- Semi-confirmed in Season 3 though, but it's an alternate future thanks to Osborn stealing the Siege Perilous.
- Jossed
- The Lizard will become a major foe in one episode.
- Confirmed in "The Lizard"
- The Green Goblin will pick a new host for venom, and instead of it forming normally, the symbiote with morph into a Scorpion suit.
- Semi-confirmed, semi-jossed. He did pick a new host, and it didn't quite form normally, but the end result was Carnage.
- We will get an appearance of Kraven the Hunter, since face it, with two animal-themed heroes in spidey's team, this is begging to happen.
- Confirmed in "Kraven the Hunter"
- The Chameleon will appear, and provide handy foreshadowing for a future Skrull plot because a master of disguise is a perfect lead-in for shapeshifting aliens.
- Jossed
- The Wrecking crew will team up with the U-foes for a 8 point trouble for team spidey, with assistance from Hulk and Iron Man.
- Jossed
- We will eventually see the rise of the 2nd Green Goblin with harry taking a level in genius and getting smarter, only to grow into evil.
- Jossed. Harry never becomes evil.
- Another appearance by Doctor Strange, showing whether SHIELD knows of his existence and establishing whether this is 616 Strange or his son.
- We did get a cameo appearance of him in "Journey of the Iron Fist", but not sure if that counts.
In hindsight this is hilarious.
With how they are all living together it seems like this will be inevitable. Their personalities and intelligence are also extremely compatible to where it almost appears if they actually got some alone time together there could possibly be people mistaking them for dating.
- Aside from the last two episodes, this series isn't too well-liked, so it's likely we're going to get a pretty massive Retool to bring it in line with something older fans won't spit on and it's possible that the actual comic would be used as a template. And because of ASM, we might even get Gwen Stacy as a supporting character.
- A massive retool to try and please a Periphery Demographic seems unlikely.
- Jossed
- A massive retool to try and please a Periphery Demographic seems unlikely.
- Peter won't react well. Why did Coulson come back when Uncle Ben did not? What makes him so important? In the meantime, Loki is targeting Coulson and he is slowly becoming terrified. Peter being mad at him isn't helping matters. While Loki is beaten back, the revelation would sour Peter towards SHIELD for a while, even if Coulson swore he had no say in the matter.
- That does seem to be a running theme...
- And Goblin will prove he's Eviler than Thou
- Confirmed sort of. Depends if one counts Ock teaming up with Spidey to deal with the Venom plague Goblin has unleashed, and later Iron Patriot versus Doc. Ock and Goblin kicking Ock's ass when Ock is stupid enough to turn Norman back into Goblin. The Eviler than Thou part, however, is confirmed.
- In "The Lizard" we saw several different containers of animal DNA. One of them was a scorpion. Sounds like Foreshadowing.
- There was also Vulture(of course), and I think I saw rat DNA. We might be seeing Vermin...
- It was a scorpion, not a rat. And that's confirmed in the Imagine Spot that includes a chibi Doc Ock with a rhino, lizard, vulture, and scorpion.
- There was also Vulture(of course), and I think I saw rat DNA. We might be seeing Vermin...
- Scorpion ended appearing in the Season Two episode "Journey of the Iron Fist." However, this version of the Scorpion is (so far) radically different than the usual version.
- Confirmed partially. Carnage will appear in the episode "Carnage", but it won't be Ock who is bonded to it; it will be Peter himself.
- Confirmed completely in "The Symbiote Saga: Part 1" where Doc Ock gets temporarily bonded to carnage, it's not called Monster Oc, though.
- Semi-Confirmed in Contest of Champions: Part 3. Turns out she knew the whole time.
- I don't know about that last part. They have pretty much changed everything else that is canon and the first ep was pretty much a big middle finger to the pairing of MJ and Peter. It might not be so much False.
- Here's another theory: they're building up to a Love Triangle. Come on, it's such a staple of the Spider-Man mythos, how could they not want to? Plus Ava being a feline-themed superhero could kinda make her an expy of Black Cat.
- Doesn't help there was a several-week hiatus after the first seven episodes of season 2.
- I can't even think of a Marvel show that's made it to season 3 since X-Men: Evolution.
- Jossed, fortunately.
- He will team up with Peter but will be so put off by his comedic and irresponsible way of doing things that he will quit at the end of the episode, begging Fury to take away his powers.
- Confirmed mostly: According to early [1] which was most likely edited out, Miles Morales will join Peter's Spider Team in Season 4. But not as Spider-Man, but as Kid Arachnid.
- Spidey, however, does seem to have one thing that Deadpool lacks, and that's family. However, it's highly possible (and the episode heavily implies it), that if it wasn't for Uncle Ben and Aunt May, Spidey could have become yet another Deadpool.
- According to this interview Doc Ock will seek revenge against Spidey and Norman and will use Sinister Six to do it. Since using the same roster as in previous Sinister Six would not be interesting, other villains will be members of a new line up. Possible candidates include:
- Scorpion: Scorpion is exiled from K'un L'un and he will have a grudge against Iron Fist and Spider-Man. At some point, he will meet Ock, who will invite Scorpion to join him. Also, we must remember those animal DNA tubes, which belonged to Doc Ock in the episode "The Lizard". Those tubes were labeled with a lizard and scorpion. Ock will turn Scorpion into a literal Scorpion monster and he will become much more dangerous than before, with his martial arts training and strength gained from mutation. Furthermore, one of those tubes had a picture of vulture, which leads us to another candidate...
- He joins and actually gets powered armor which makes him partially similar to the original 616 Scorpion.
- Vulture: Vulture hasn't appeared yet, but if he appears he will have ties to Power Man or Nova (remember that Scorpion had ties to Iron Fist and Kraven was a personal enemy of White Tiger). My guess is that he will be featured in upcoming Power Man episode, where Spidey and Luke go to Zodiac's volcano base to find out what happened to Luke's parents. It will be revealed that Adrian Toomes was once agent of S.H.I.E.L.D and one of their top scientists, along with Luke's parents and that they were good partners, but something happened that led Toomes to resent Nick Fury and see him as tyrant and bad guy and see Luke's parents as blind followers of Fury and horrible friends, thus Toomes joined Scorpio in their crusade against S.H.I.E.L.D, building flight combat suit for himself and Zodiac's minions and decided to call himself the Vulture. It will be revealed that Vulture had kidnapped Luke's parents, making him Luke's arch enemy. Scorpio and Zodiac will be taken down, but Vulture will escape and will meet Ock. Ock turns him into vulture monster and Toomes will become a member of Sinister Six. Vulture, due to his knowledge about S.H.I.E.L.D and technology he will become The Dragon to Doc Ock, while using Six to take down S.H.I.E.L.D and planning to double cross them once they no longer are useful to him, since they are villains with selfish goals, while Vulture wants to destroy Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D, since he sees them as horrible people who need to be destroyed and genuinely believes that he is doing a good thing.
- Scorpion: Scorpion is exiled from K'un L'un and he will have a grudge against Iron Fist and Spider-Man. At some point, he will meet Ock, who will invite Scorpion to join him. Also, we must remember those animal DNA tubes, which belonged to Doc Ock in the episode "The Lizard". Those tubes were labeled with a lizard and scorpion. Ock will turn Scorpion into a literal Scorpion monster and he will become much more dangerous than before, with his martial arts training and strength gained from mutation. Furthermore, one of those tubes had a picture of vulture, which leads us to another candidate...
- Scorpion was confirmed, Vulture jossed for now. Vulture never appeared in Season Two.
- Maybe Spidey will get his Stingers?
- Nova could get upgraded to "elite Nova corps" or something and get his post-Annihilation costume.
- (Semi-?)confirmed for all but Spidey. Nova got the elite/black helmet and powers, Tiger got a new suit with what I assume is the Jade Tiger amulet, Iron Fist got a wardrobe upgrade and, it may be just the armor/suit, but he looks somewhat buffer since then, and the team itself - by way of the New Warriors - got a numbers upgrade. All Spidey got was a couple reality checks, slightly upgraded tech in his comm watch, and a confidence boost.
She shows up at the highschool one day-maybe to meet someone, or to interview someone- and in the process, the school gets attacked. Everyone keeps brushing off her as "Carol Danvers" and "let the super heroes handle it" or whatever. She finally gets frustrated, changes costume, and yells "It's CAPTAIN MARVEL, you maggot." before promptly beating the crap out of the enemy. They'll be some sort of lesson about not judging people by appearance, and she flies off... only to reveal she's telling the story to Jessica Drew in her Spider-Woman costume.
- This trooper sure hopes so. That doesn't happen nearly often enough.
- His teammates would be forced to stop him but he is too strong. And there'll be a Man-Spider vs. Green Goblin fight too.Green Goblin: You truly are my son.
- With Harry being around to hear that.
- They will probably do it just to have an excuse to say this line:
Spock: "Why settle for "Ultimate" when you can be "Superior?"- Jossed, though it may yet happen in Season 4.
- Nova and White Tiger Took a Level in Kindness in season two, the former towards Aunt May at least. But it would be satisfying if even the villain shows disgust at them
- Granting them their own freedom and allowing them to for the New/Young Avengers, the Heroes for Hire, or the New Warriors.
- This one may more likely happen now thanks to the new comic series bringing them into the Mainstream Marvel Universe just as Coulson was before them. Given they're different versions, they won't have the same history they do in the ABC series, but they'll be shown to work well together. Some hypothetical roles for them may include...
- Leo Fitz: Recent S.H.I.E.L.D. Academy graduate from the science division; joins the Helicarrier staff in the lab, and/or goes undercover at the high school as the physics teacher.
- Jemma Simmons: Same as Fitz, just replace "physics" with "biology".
- Melinda May: S.H.I.E.L.D. combatant who shows up for a mission one episode and reveals her professional history with her old friend and ally, Agent/Principal Coulson.
- Grant Ward: A member who turns out to be a Hydra agent in the same episode.
- Fitz and Simmons appeared in season 4. So...partially confirmed.
- He nearly crossed it in Carnage, only to be snapped out of it by Peter. However, his character has become cynical ever since, and his whole entire character arc has been about things going from bad to worse.
- The unaired episode "Rampaging Rhino" will be about this rivalry.
- Played with. It's actually Aunt May who reveals it to them when she calls Spider-Man by his real name. And they are, indeed, shocked when they hear it.
- Krei's plan might involve recreating the portal.
- Hiro and Spidey will get along, due to being brainy outcasts before becoming superheroes. And they both lost a relative they loved.
- While they're based on their animated movie counterparts, some elements from their original comics counterpart will be included. Hiro and his brother's last name is Takachiho, while their aunt's is still Hamada. Hiro can be seen wearing glasses. In one scene, Baymax is disguised like his comic counterpart. Similarly, Wasabi will dress like a Japanese swordsman. Tomago's real name is Leiko Tanaka and was born in Japan. Even though Fred is American, he is of Ainu descent.
- Also, Tomago is Korean and Honey Lemon is Latina like their voice actresses in the movie. And Stan the janitor is Fred's uncle (or grandpa, depending on the age).
- The events of the movie happened in San Francisco instead of San Fransokyo.
- Jossed at least for Miles Morales, spaceborne who is later shown in, but then pulled out of, his correct dimension.
- Whether or not he's faking his amnesia, he appears to have seemingly come out of it at the beginning of Season 4. This is backed up since he knew Doc Ock and that he vaccinated himself to nevermore transform into the Goblin.
- And since his series came with the entirely justified tagline of "All the power, none of the responsibility," he'd make a very interesting foil for the ultra responsible Peter - and Kaine's canon aversion to getting involved with superhero shenanigans mixed with his fervent desire to find a beach and drink margaritas for the rest of his life could well explain where he's been all this time.
- This could also serve as an interesting method of introducing villains like the Jackal and the Queen - brought to prominence by Spider-Island, as well as Gwen Stacy - recently popularized by The Amazing Spider-Man and its sequel, and most dramatically, by Spider-Gwen.
- I see, they are kinda like The Ninja Turtles. Spidey/Leo, Iron Spider/Donnie, Scarlet/Raph and Venom/Mikey, but since we know Miles Morales/Kid Arachnid is soon to join, what does that make him?
- Oh right, never thought about that. Going by the 2012 version maybe April or Casey? I dunno...
- Apparently Jossed, since he seemed to have been genuinely kidnapped and Ock's aim was to extract the symbiote and attach it to someone new, which he briefly did to Kraven.
Not only that, but Jameson also declares Spider-Man Public Enemy Number One, causing Spidey to be hunted by the NYPD. Loki ruining Spidey’s good name also causes roughly 99% of the city to hate his guts.