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* The entire two-part "Make a Wish" and "Attack of the Octobot", after a fight with Doc Ock goes haywire. Peter, feeling more down than usual, starts to consider giving up being Spider-Man, until Madame Web introduces him to his biggest fan: [[AscendedFanboy a sweet little girl named Taina]]. While the pair go out for a little harmless web-slinging fun, Spidey fights the Doc again and gets amnesia, [[CriminalAmnesiac and the “good” doctor manages to convince poor Spidey that they are a criminal team]]. Taina, believing herself at least partially to blame for this, spends the rest of the episode trying to help Peter get his memories back. But the ''best'' part comes at the end, when she asks her hero to reveal his SecretIdentity, and he does. More heart-wrenching is that she is revealed to be terminally ill.
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* The entire two-part "Make a Wish" and "Attack of the Octobot", after a fight with Doc Ock goes haywire. Peter, feeling more down than usual, starts to consider giving up being Spider-Man, until Madame Web introduces him to his biggest fan: [[AscendedFanboy a sweet little girl named Taina]]. While the pair go out for a little harmless web-slinging fun, Spidey fights the Doc again and gets amnesia, [[CriminalAmnesiac and the “good” doctor manages to convince poor Spidey that they are a criminal team]]. Taina, believing herself at least partially to blame for this, spends the rest of the episode trying to help Peter get his memories back. But the ''best'' part comes at the end, when she asks her hero to reveal his SecretIdentity, and he does. [[{{Tearjerker}} More heart-wrenching is that she is revealed to be terminally ill.ill]].
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** As the mutation is cured, Dr. Crawford persuading Punisher to put Spider-Man's mask back on his face before any of them can learn his true identity.
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* The entire two-part "Make a Wish" and "Attack of the Octobot", after a fight with Doc Ock goes haywire. Peter, feeling more down than usual starts to consider giving up being Spider-Man, until Madame Web introduces him to his biggest fan: [[AscendedFanboy a sweet little girl named Taina]]. While the pair go out for a little harmless web-slinging fun, Spidey fights the Doc again and gets amnesia, [[CriminalAmnesiac and the “good” doctor manages to convince poor Spidey that they are a criminal team]]. Taina, believing herself at least partially to blame for this, spends the rest of the episode trying to help Peter get his memories back. But the ''best'' part comes at the end, when she asks her hero to reveal his SecretIdentity, and he does. More heart-wrenching is that she is revealed to be terminally ill.
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** As the mutation is cured, Dr. Crawford persuading persuades Punisher to put Spider-Man's mask back on his face before any of them can learn his true identity.
* The entire two-part "Make a Wish" and "Attack of the Octobot", after a fight with Doc Ock goes haywire. Peter, feeling more down thanusual usual, starts to consider giving up being Spider-Man, until Madame Web introduces him to his biggest fan: [[AscendedFanboy a sweet little girl named Taina]]. While the pair go out for a little harmless web-slinging fun, Spidey fights the Doc again and gets amnesia, [[CriminalAmnesiac and the “good” doctor manages to convince poor Spidey that they are a criminal team]]. Taina, believing herself at least partially to blame for this, spends the rest of the episode trying to help Peter get his memories back. But the ''best'' part comes at the end, when she asks her hero to reveal his SecretIdentity, and he does. More heart-wrenching is that she is revealed to be terminally ill.
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* In the episodes "Framed" and "The Man Without Fear", Peter Parker is framed by the Kingpin for stealing defense secrets and is defended in court by Matt Murdock (Daredevil). Murdock is a very famous and expensive lawyer in this continuity and he refuses to say who paid him to defend Peter. At the end, we find out that J. Jonah Jameson footed all of Peter's court costs anonymously. He'd always liked and respected Peter and had believed in his innocence the whole time, but was too embarrassed to show it publicly. He helped him despite him quitting the Daily Bugle in the first place.
* The very end of the show, where Madame Web, who has made Spidey's life miserable with her enigmatic tests and dragging him to the Secret Wars, reveals that she's going to help him find Mary Jane and says that after all he's had to put up with he "deserves some happiness". It was very sweet coming from a character who was often equal parts enigmatic mystic and deadpan snarker to show a warmer side.
* In a short scene of "The Mutant Agenda", Peter Parker walks away from another student in disgust, when she voices her fear of being anywhere near a mutant. It's nice to see that even Peter has zero tolerance for prejudice against [[ComicBook/XMen mutants.]]
* The very end of the show, where Madame Web, who has made Spidey's life miserable with her enigmatic tests and dragging him to the Secret Wars, reveals that she's going to help him find Mary Jane and says that after all he's had to put up with he "deserves some happiness". It was very sweet coming from a character who was often equal parts enigmatic mystic and deadpan snarker to show a warmer side.
* In a short scene of "The Mutant Agenda", Peter Parker walks away from another student in disgust, when she voices her fear of being anywhere near a mutant. It's nice to see that even Peter has zero tolerance for prejudice against [[ComicBook/XMen mutants.]]
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* In the episodes "Framed" and "The Man Without Fear", Peter Parker is framed by the Kingpin for stealing defense secrets and is defended in court by Matt Murdock (Daredevil). Murdock is a very famous and expensive lawyer in this continuity and he refuses to say who paid him to defend Peter. At the end, we find out that J. Jonah Jameson footed all of Peter's court costs anonymously. He'd always liked and respected Peter and had believed in his innocence the whole time, but was too embarrassed to show it publicly. He helped him Peter despite him the latter quitting the Daily Bugle in the first place.
* The very end of the show, where Madame Web, who has made Spidey's life miserable with her enigmatic tests and dragging him to the Secret Wars, reveals that she's going to help him find Mary Jane and says that after all he's had to put up with he "deserves some happiness". It was very sweet coming from a character who was often equal parts enigmatic mystic and deadpan snarker to show a warmer side.
* In a short scene of "The Mutant Agenda", Peter Parker walks away from another student in disgust, disgust when she voices her fear of being anywhere near a mutant. It's nice to see that even Peter has zero tolerance for prejudice against [[ComicBook/XMen mutants.]]mutants]].
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* [[JerkJock Flash]] [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Thompson]] comforts Debra Whitman when the Vulture rapidly ages her. What makes it especially frightening for them/heartwarming for us, is that Flash and Debra have no idea what just happened, and for all they knew, her aging was permanent. And he still comforts her. He's also the one who calls her out when she starts really throwing her life away after Morbius is lost for good. He really does care about her.
* During the "Partners in Danger" season we re-meet Scorpion, and it turns out he's laying low and trying to save up so he can have his mutation reversed and marry his sweetheart. In his last appearance he's back to crimes, yes, but implies he snatched the rings to marry her.
** Also, when he is put in danger in said episode, his girlfriend actually comes to his rescue through the aid of the Vulture. It's touching that she cares so much to risk her own life for his sake, and that the Vulture would also help Scorpion despite their relationship bordering on the [[VitriolicBestBuds vitriolic.]]
* During the final episode of the "Six American Heroes" arc, "Enter Electro", ComicBook/CaptainAmerica does a HeroicSacrifice to take him and the ComicBook/RedSkull back into the vortex, before which he gives amazing parting words to Spider-Man to never give up:
* During the "Partners in Danger" season we re-meet Scorpion, and it turns out he's laying low and trying to save up so he can have his mutation reversed and marry his sweetheart. In his last appearance he's back to crimes, yes, but implies he snatched the rings to marry her.
** Also, when he is put in danger in said episode, his girlfriend actually comes to his rescue through the aid of the Vulture. It's touching that she cares so much to risk her own life for his sake, and that the Vulture would also help Scorpion despite their relationship bordering on the [[VitriolicBestBuds vitriolic.]]
* During the final episode of the "Six American Heroes" arc, "Enter Electro", ComicBook/CaptainAmerica does a HeroicSacrifice to take him and the ComicBook/RedSkull back into the vortex, before which he gives amazing parting words to Spider-Man to never give up:
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* [[JerkJock Flash]] [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Thompson]] comforts Debra Whitman when the Vulture rapidly ages her. What makes it especially frightening for them/heartwarming for us, us is that Flash and Debra have no idea what just happened, and for all they knew, her aging was permanent. And he still comforts her. He's also the one who calls her Debra out when she starts really throwing her life away after Morbius is lost for good. He really does care about her.
* During the "Partners in Danger"season season, we re-meet Scorpion, and it turns out he's laying low and trying to save up so he can have his mutation reversed and marry his sweetheart. In his last appearance appearance, he's back to crimes, yes, but implies he snatched the rings to marry her.
** Also, when he is put in danger in said episode, his girlfriend actually comes to his rescue through the aid of the Vulture. It's touching that she cares so much to risk her own life for his sake, and that the Vulture would also help Scorpion despite their relationship bordering onthe [[VitriolicBestBuds vitriolic.]]
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* During the "Partners in Danger"
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'''Captain America:''' You can do it, Spider-Man. You're a true hero -- First, last, and always! Fight on, Spider-Man! (''Cap wrestles the Red Skull and himself into the vortex'')
* During "Guilty", we see Jameson being his snarky self as usual about Peter refusing to take Spider-Man's picture, but when it settles down, Robbie discusses a personal matter of him leaving to see his son play in the All Stars. We get this exchange which is one of the rarer times Jameson shows genuine heart. As well as the moments why Jameson and Robbie are friends. As well as why he personally tries to clear Robbie's name in a recent frame up.
* During "Guilty", we see Jameson being his snarky self as usual about Peter refusing to take Spider-Man's picture, but when it settles down, Robbie discusses a personal matter of him leaving to see his son play in the All Stars. We get this exchange which is one of the rarer times Jameson shows genuine heart. As well as the moments why Jameson and Robbie are friends. As well as why he personally tries to clear Robbie's name in a recent frame up.
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'''Captain America:''' You can do it, Spider-Man. You're a true hero -- First, first, last, and always! Fight on, Spider-Man! (''Cap wrestles the Red Skull and himself into the vortex'')
* During "Guilty", we see Jameson being his snarky self as usual about Peter refusing to take Spider-Man's picture, but when it settles down, Robbie discusses a personal matter of him leaving to see his son play in the All Stars. We get thisexchange exchange, which is one of the rarer times Jameson shows genuine heart. As well as the moments why Jameson and Robbie are friends. As well as why he personally tries to clear Robbie's name in a recent frame up.FrameUp.
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** There's also a deeper element to this - through the series Peter has often grappled with self doubt. If he was doing the right thing. If being Spider-Man was a mistake after all it cost him. Would Uncle Ben approve? Here Peter sees Uncle Ben, fully knowing all the horrible things Spider-Carnage did, look at that version of Peter Parker and without hesitation tell him he believes in his goodness and his ability to do the right thing. And later Uncle Ben outright tells our Spidey that yeah, he's proud of what he does.
** There's also a deeper element to this - through the series Peter has often grappled with self doubt. If he was doing the right thing. If being Spider-Man was a mistake after all it cost him. Would Uncle Ben approve? Here Peter sees Uncle Ben, fully knowing all the horrible things Spider-Carnage did, look at that version of Peter Parker and without hesitation tell him he believes in his goodness and his ability to do the right thing. And later Uncle Ben outright tells our Spidey that yeah, he's proud of what he does.
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* Alistair Smythe truly does love his father. In "Secret Wars", he almost immediately surrenders when the heroes attack, saying all he wants is to get back home.
* In "Return of the Green Goblin", we see Frank Castle at the local cemetery in the middle of the night, talking to the plot where his family is buried and telling them about his troubles in trying to avenge their deaths. A few minutes later, he notices Anna Watson grieving at her husband's gravestone and, genuinely concerned, Frank walks up to comfort her a bit and offer to call her a cab. When she explains that she's been feeling particularly low since Mary Jane went missing, he offers to do whatever he can to help find MJ entirely out of the goodness of his heart. He might be a ruthless vigilante who pulls no punches whatsoever, but the Punisher is still ''human'', damnit, and it's really nice to see this side of him.
* Spider-Man defeats Spider-Carnage, an AlternateUniverse insane version ofhimself himself, by bringing the still-alive Uncle Ben from another universe to talk Spider-Carnage out of it. The speech moves him so much he snaps out of it long enough to jump into a void dimension. Then Spider-Man gets to talk to Uncle Ben for one loving moment.
** There's also a deeper element to this -through throughout the series series, Peter has often grappled with self doubt.self-doubt. If he was doing the right thing. If being Spider-Man was a mistake after all it cost him. Would Uncle Ben approve? Here Peter sees Uncle Ben, fully knowing all the horrible things Spider-Carnage did, look at that version of Peter Parker and without hesitation tell him he believes in his goodness and his ability to do the right thing. And later later, Uncle Ben outright tells our Spidey that yeah, he's proud of what he does.
* In "Return of the Green Goblin", we see Frank Castle at the local cemetery in the middle of the night, talking to the plot where his family is buried and telling them about his troubles in trying to avenge their deaths. A few minutes later, he notices Anna Watson grieving at her husband's gravestone and, genuinely concerned, Frank walks up to comfort her a bit and offer to call her a cab. When she explains that she's been feeling particularly low since Mary Jane went missing, he offers to do whatever he can to help find MJ entirely out of the goodness of his heart. He might be a ruthless vigilante who pulls no punches whatsoever, but the Punisher is still ''human'', damnit, and it's really nice to see this side of him.
* Spider-Man defeats Spider-Carnage, an AlternateUniverse insane version of
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* In "Return of the Green Goblin", we see Frank Castle at the local cemetery in the middle of the night, talking to the plot where his family is buried and telling them about his troubles in trying to avenge their deaths. A few minutes later, he notices Anna Watson grieving at her husband's gravestone and, genuinely concerned, Frank walks up to comfort her a bit and offer to call her a cab. When she explains that she's been feeling particularly low since Mary Jane went missing, he offers to do whatever he can to help find MJ entirely out of the goodness of his heart. He might be a ruthless vigilante who pulls no punches whatsoever, but the Punisher is still ''human'', damnit, and it's really nice to see this side of him.
* In "Return of the Green Goblin", we see Frank Castle at the local cemetery in the middle of the night, talking to the plot where his family is buried and telling them about his troubles in trying to avenge their deaths. A few minutes later, he notices Anna Watson grieving at her husband's gravestone and, genuinely concerned, Frank walks up to comfort her a bit and offer to call her a cab. When she explains that she's been feeling particularly low since Mary Jane went missing, he offers to do whatever he can to help find MJ entirely out of the goodness of his heart. He might be a ruthless vigilante who pulls no punches whatsoever, but the Punisher is still ''human'', damnit, and it's really nice to see this side of him.
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* In the episodes "Framed" and "The Man Without Fear", Peter Parker is framed by the Kingpin for stealing defense secrets and is defended in court by Matt Murdock (Daredevil). Murdock is a very famous and expensive lawyer in this continuity and he refuses to say who paid him to defend Peter. At the end end, we find out that J. Jonah Jameson footed all of Peter's court costs anonymously. He'd always liked and respected Peter and had believed in his innocence the whole time, but was too embarrassed to show it publicly. He helped him despite him quitting the Daily Bugle in the first place.
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--> '''Jameson:''' You know, I miss those days with my own son. You should cherish these times with your family. You're a lucky man.
--> '''Robbie:''' That's one thing we can agree on, I am a lucky man.
--> '''Jameson:''' You know, I miss those days with my own son. You should cherish these times with your family. You're a lucky man.
--> '''Robbie:''' That's one thing we can agree on, I am a lucky man.
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--> '''Jameson:''' -->'''Jameson:''' You know, I miss those days with my own son. You should cherish these times with your family. You're a lucky man.
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* In the episodes "Framed" and "The Man Without Fear", Peter Parker is framed by the Kingpin for stealing defense secrets and is defended in court by Matt Murdock (Daredevil). Murdock is a very famous and expensive lawyer in this continuity and he refuses to say who payed paid him to defend Peter. At the end we find out that J. Jonah Jameson footed all of Peter's court costs anonymously. He'd always liked and respected Peter and had believed in his innocence the whole time, but was too embarrassed to show it publicly. He helped him despite him quitting the Daily Bugle in the first place.
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* In the episodes "Framed" and "The Man Without Fear", Peter Parker is framed by the Kingpin for stealing defense secrets and is defended in court by Matt Murdock (Daredevil). Murdock is a very famous and expensive lawyer in this continuity and he refuses to say who payed him to defend Peter. At the end we find out that [[spoiler:J.J. Jonah Jameson footed all of Peter's court costs anonymously. He'd always liked and respected Peter and had believed in his innocence the whole time, but was too embarrassed to show it publicly. He helped him despite him quitting the Daily Bugle in the first place.]]
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* Spider-Man defeats Spider-Carnage, an AlternateUniverse insane version of himself by [[spoiler:bringing bringing the still-alive Uncle Ben from another universe to talk Spider-Carnage out of it. The speech moves him so much he snaps out of it long enough to jump into a void dimension. Then Spider-Man gets to talk to Uncle Ben for one loving moment.]]
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** And then this is followed up by Spider-Man meeting [[spoiler:Stan Lee. "I've always wanted to be appreciated as a real hero. It seems you've made me into one."]]
*** On a meta-level, although [[spoiler: Stan Lee and Madame Web don't quite interact on-screen, they voice compliments about the other ("Who is that exotic lady?" and "I think he truly is special"). As Joan Lee, Stan Lee's wife, voices Madame Web, this was intentional.]]
*** On a meta-level, although [[spoiler: Stan Lee and Madame Web don't quite interact on-screen, they voice compliments about the other ("Who is that exotic lady?" and "I think he truly is special"). As Joan Lee, Stan Lee's wife, voices Madame Web, this was intentional.]]
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* The entire two-part "Make a Wish" and "Attack of the Octobot", after a fight with Doc Ock goes haywire. Peter, feeling more down than usual starts to consider giving up being Spider-Man, until Madame Web introduces him to his biggest fan: [[AscendedFanboy a sweet little girl named Taina]]. While the pair go out for a little harmless web-slinging fun, Spidey fights the Doc again and gets amnesia, [[CriminalAmnesiac and the “good” doctor manages to convince poor Spidey that they are a criminal team]]. Taina, believing herself at least partially to blame for this, spends the rest of the episode trying to help Peter get his memories back. But the ''best'' part comes at the end, when she asks her hero to reveal his SecretIdentity [[spoiler:and he does]]. More heart-wrenching is that she [[spoiler:is revealed to be terminally ill]].
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* The entire two-part "Make a Wish" and "Attack of the Octobot", after a fight with Doc Ock goes haywire. Peter, feeling more down than usual starts to consider giving up being Spider-Man, until Madame Web introduces him to his biggest fan: [[AscendedFanboy a sweet little girl named Taina]]. While the pair go out for a little harmless web-slinging fun, Spidey fights the Doc again and gets amnesia, [[CriminalAmnesiac and the “good” doctor manages to convince poor Spidey that they are a criminal team]]. Taina, believing herself at least partially to blame for this, spends the rest of the episode trying to help Peter get his memories back. But the ''best'' part comes at the end, when she asks her hero to reveal his SecretIdentity [[spoiler:and SecretIdentity, and he does]].does. More heart-wrenching is that she [[spoiler:is revealed to be terminally ill]].
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* The entire two-part "Make a Wish" and "Attack of the Octobot", after a fight with Doc Ock goes haywire. Pete, Peter, feeling more down than usual starts to consider giving up being Spider-Man, until Madame Web introduces him to his biggest fan: [[AscendedFanboy a sweet little girl named Taina]]. While the pair go out for a little harmless web-slinging fun, Spidey fights the Doc again and gets amnesia, [[CriminalAmnesiac and the ''good'' “good” doctor manages to convince poor Spidey that they are a criminal team]]. Taina, believing herself at least partially to blame for this, spends the rest of the episode trying to help Pete Peter get his memories back. But the ''best'' part comes at the end, when she asks her hero to reveal his SecretIdentity [[spoiler:and he does]]. More heart-wrenching is that she [[spoiler:is revealed to be terminally ill]].
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* The very end of the show, where Madame Web, who has made Spidey's life miserable with her enigmatic tests and dragging him to the Secret Wars reveals that she's going to help him find Mary Jane and says that after all he's had to put up with he "Deserves some happiness". It was very sweet coming from a character who was often equal parts enigmatic mystic and deadpan snarker to show a warmer side.
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* The very end of the show, where Madame Web, who has made Spidey's life miserable with her enigmatic tests and dragging him to the Secret Wars Wars, reveals that she's going to help him find Mary Jane and says that after all he's had to put up with he "Deserves "deserves some happiness". It was very sweet coming from a character who was often equal parts enigmatic mystic and deadpan snarker to show a warmer side.
** Also, when he is put in danger in said episode, his girlfriend actually comes to his rescue through the aid of the Vulture. It's touching that she cares so much to risk her own life for his sake, and that the Vulture would also help Scorpion despite their relationship bordering on the [[VitriolicBestBuds vitriolic.]]
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*** On a meta-level, although [[spoiler: Stan Lee and Madame Web don't quite interact on-screen, they voice compliments about the other ("who ("Who is that exotic lady?" and "I think he truly is special"). As Joan Lee, Stan Lee's wife, voices Madame Web, this was intentional.]]
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* The entire episode "Make a Wish", after a fight with Doc Ock goes haywire. Pete, feeling more down than usual starts to consider giving up being Spider-Man, until Madame Web introduces him to his biggest fan. [[AscendedFanboy A sweet little girl named Taina]]. While the pair go out for a little harmless web-slinging fun, Spidey fights the Doc again and gets amnesia, [[CriminalAmnesiac and the ''good'' doctor manages to convince poor Spidey that they are a criminal team]]. Taina, believing herself at least partially to blame for this spends the rest of the episode trying to help Pete get his memories back. But the ''best'' part comes at the end, when she asks her hero to reveal his SecretIdentity [[spoiler:and he does]]. More heart-wrenching is that she [[spoiler:is revealed to be terminally ill]].
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* The entire episode two-part "Make a Wish", Wish" and "Attack of the Octobot", after a fight with Doc Ock goes haywire. Pete, feeling more down than usual starts to consider giving up being Spider-Man, until Madame Web introduces him to his biggest fan. fan: [[AscendedFanboy A a sweet little girl named Taina]]. While the pair go out for a little harmless web-slinging fun, Spidey fights the Doc again and gets amnesia, [[CriminalAmnesiac and the ''good'' doctor manages to convince poor Spidey that they are a criminal team]]. Taina, believing herself at least partially to blame for this this, spends the rest of the episode trying to help Pete get his memories back. But the ''best'' part comes at the end, when she asks her hero to reveal his SecretIdentity [[spoiler:and he does]]. More heart-wrenching is that she [[spoiler:is revealed to be terminally ill]].
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* During the final episode of the "Six American Heroes" arc, "Enter Electro", ComicBook/CaptainAmerica does a HeroicSacrifice to take him and the RedSkull back into the vortex, before which he gives amazing parting words to Spider-Man to never give up:
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* The very end of the show, where Madame Web, who has made Spidey's life miserable with her enigmatic tests and dragging him to the Secret Wars reveals that she's going to help him find Mary Jane and says that after all he's had to put up with he "Deserves some happiness". This troper thought it was very sweet coming from a character who was often equal parts enigmatic mystic and deadpan snarker to show a warmer side.
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* The very end of the show, where Madame Web, who has made Spidey's life miserable with her enigmatic tests and dragging him to the Secret Wars reveals that she's going to help him find Mary Jane and says that after all he's had to put up with he "Deserves some happiness". This troper thought it It was very sweet coming from a character who was often equal parts enigmatic mystic and deadpan snarker to show a warmer side.
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*** On a meta-level, although [[spoiler: Stan Lee and Madame Web don't quite interact on-screen, they compliment each other ("who is that exotic lady?" and "I think he's a great guy"). As Joan Lee, Stan Lee's wife, voices Madame Web, this was intentional.]]
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*** On a meta-level, although [[spoiler: Stan Lee and Madame Web don't quite interact on-screen, they compliment each voice compliments about the other ("who is that exotic lady?" and "I think he's a great guy").he truly is special"). As Joan Lee, Stan Lee's wife, voices Madame Web, this was intentional.]]
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* And then this is followed up by Spider-Man meeting [[spoiler:Stan Lee. "I've always wanted to be appreciated as a real hero. It seems you've made me into one."]]
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** And then this is followed up by Spider-Man meeting [[spoiler:Stan Lee. "I've always wanted to be appreciated as a real hero. It seems you've made me into one."]]
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* During "Guilty" we see Jameson being his snarky self as usual about Peter refusing to take Spider-man's picture, but when it settles down, Robbie discusses a personal matter of him leaving to see his son play in the All Stars. We get this exchange which is one of the rarer times Jameson shows genuine heart. As well as the moments why Jameson and Robbie are friends. As well as why he personally tries to clear Robbie's name in a recent frame up.
--> '''Jameson:''' You know, I miss those days with my own son. You should cherish these times with your family. You're a lucky man.
--> '''Robbie:''' That's one thing we can agree on, I am a lucky man.
--> '''Jameson:''' You know, I miss those days with my own son. You should cherish these times with your family. You're a lucky man.
--> '''Robbie:''' That's one thing we can agree on, I am a lucky man.
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* The entire episode "Make a Wish", after a fight with Doc Ock goes haywire. Pete, feeling more down than usual starts to consider giving up being Spider-Man, until Madame Web introduces him to his biggest fan. [[AscendedFanboy A sweet little girl named Taina]]. While the pair go out for a little harmless web-slinging fun, Spidey fights the Doc again and gets amnesia, [[CriminalAmnesiac and the ''good'' doctor manages to convince poor Spidey that they are a criminal team]]. Taina, believing herself at least partially to blame for this spends the rest of the episode trying to help Pete get his memories back. But the ''best'' part comes at the end, when she asks her hero to reveal his SecretIdentity [[spoiler:and he does]]. More heart-wrenching is that she [[spoiler:is revealed to be terminally ill]].
* Spider-Man defeats Spider-Carnage, an AlternateUniverse insane version of himself by [[spoiler:bringing the still-alive Uncle Ben from another universe to talk Spider-Carnage out of it. The speech moves him so much he snaps out of it long enough to jump into a void dimension. Then Spider-Man gets to talk to Uncle Ben for one loving moment.]]
* And then this is followed up by Spider-Man meeting [[spoiler:Stan Lee. "I've always wanted to be appreciated as a real hero. It seems you've made me into one."]]
* When Norman Osborn saves his son Harry against a falling beam, when Hobgoblin fires a pumpkin bomb at him. He survives, but it makes Harry realise how much Norman cares for him.
* In the episodes "Framed" and "The Man Without Fear", Peter Parker is framed by the Kingpin for stealing defense secrets and is defended in court by Matt Murdock (Daredevil). Murdock is a very famous and expensive lawyer in this continuity and he refuses to say who payed him to defend Peter. At the end we find out that [[spoiler:J. Jonah Jameson footed all of Peter's court costs anonymously. He'd always liked and respected Peter and had believed in his innocence the whole time, but was too embarrassed to show it publicly. He helped him despite him quitting the Daily Bugle in the first place.]]
* The very end of the show, where Madame Web, who has made Spidey's life miserable with her enigmatic tests and dragging him to the Secret Wars reveals that she's going to help him find Mary Jane and says that after all he's had to put up with he "Deserves some happiness". This troper thought it was very sweet coming from a character who was often equal parts enigmatic mystic and deadpan snarker to show a warmer side.
* The end of "Mutants' Revenge," before the WesternAnimation/XMen depart.
-->'''Cyclops:''' I'm sorry we got off to such a rocky start. You're a heck of a team player.\\
'''Gambit:''' You got that right! A regular ace!\\
'''Wolverine:''' Nice workin' with ya, kid.\\
'''Jubilee:''' Real nice.\\
'''Spider-Man:''' Thanks. I don't know what to say.\\
'''Wolverine:''' Just remember, no matter what problems ya got or mistakes you've made, ya don't have to carry the load by yourself. Ya got friends if you need 'em.
* [[JerkJock Flash]] [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Thompson]] comforts Debra Whitman when the Vulture rapidly ages her. What makes it especially frightening for them/heartwarming for us, is that Flash and Debra have no idea what just happened, and for all they knew, her aging was permanent. And he still comforts her. He's also the one who calls her out when she starts really throwing her life away after Morbius is lost for good. He really does care about her.
* During the "Partners in Danger" season we re-meet Scorpion, and it turns out he's laying low and trying to save up so he can have his mutation reversed and marry his sweetheart. In his last appearance he's back to crimes, yes, but implies he snatched the rings to marry her.
* During the final episode of the "Six American Heroes" arc, "Enter Electro", ComicBook/CaptainAmerica does a HeroicSacrifice to take him and the RedSkull back into the vortex, before which he gives amazing parting words to Spider-Man to never give up:
-->'''Spider-Man:''' Cap, I can't do this without you!\\
'''Captain America:''' You can do it, Spider-Man. You're a true hero -- First, last, and always! Fight on, Spider-Man! (''Cap wrestles the Red Skull and himself into the vortex'')
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* Spider-Man defeats Spider-Carnage, an AlternateUniverse insane version of himself by [[spoiler:bringing the still-alive Uncle Ben from another universe to talk Spider-Carnage out of it. The speech moves him so much he snaps out of it long enough to jump into a void dimension. Then Spider-Man gets to talk to Uncle Ben for one loving moment.]]
* And then this is followed up by Spider-Man meeting [[spoiler:Stan Lee. "I've always wanted to be appreciated as a real hero. It seems you've made me into one."]]
* When Norman Osborn saves his son Harry against a falling beam, when Hobgoblin fires a pumpkin bomb at him. He survives, but it makes Harry realise how much Norman cares for him.
* In the episodes "Framed" and "The Man Without Fear", Peter Parker is framed by the Kingpin for stealing defense secrets and is defended in court by Matt Murdock (Daredevil). Murdock is a very famous and expensive lawyer in this continuity and he refuses to say who payed him to defend Peter. At the end we find out that [[spoiler:J. Jonah Jameson footed all of Peter's court costs anonymously. He'd always liked and respected Peter and had believed in his innocence the whole time, but was too embarrassed to show it publicly. He helped him despite him quitting the Daily Bugle in the first place.]]
* The very end of the show, where Madame Web, who has made Spidey's life miserable with her enigmatic tests and dragging him to the Secret Wars reveals that she's going to help him find Mary Jane and says that after all he's had to put up with he "Deserves some happiness". This troper thought it was very sweet coming from a character who was often equal parts enigmatic mystic and deadpan snarker to show a warmer side.
* The end of "Mutants' Revenge," before the WesternAnimation/XMen depart.
-->'''Cyclops:''' I'm sorry we got off to such a rocky start. You're a heck of a team player.\\
'''Gambit:''' You got that right! A regular ace!\\
'''Wolverine:''' Nice workin' with ya, kid.\\
'''Jubilee:''' Real nice.\\
'''Spider-Man:''' Thanks. I don't know what to say.\\
'''Wolverine:''' Just remember, no matter what problems ya got or mistakes you've made, ya don't have to carry the load by yourself. Ya got friends if you need 'em.
* [[JerkJock Flash]] [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Thompson]] comforts Debra Whitman when the Vulture rapidly ages her. What makes it especially frightening for them/heartwarming for us, is that Flash and Debra have no idea what just happened, and for all they knew, her aging was permanent. And he still comforts her. He's also the one who calls her out when she starts really throwing her life away after Morbius is lost for good. He really does care about her.
* During the "Partners in Danger" season we re-meet Scorpion, and it turns out he's laying low and trying to save up so he can have his mutation reversed and marry his sweetheart. In his last appearance he's back to crimes, yes, but implies he snatched the rings to marry her.
* During the final episode of the "Six American Heroes" arc, "Enter Electro", ComicBook/CaptainAmerica does a HeroicSacrifice to take him and the RedSkull back into the vortex, before which he gives amazing parting words to Spider-Man to never give up:
-->'''Spider-Man:''' Cap, I can't do this without you!\\
'''Captain America:''' You can do it, Spider-Man. You're a true hero -- First, last, and always! Fight on, Spider-Man! (''Cap wrestles the Red Skull and himself into the vortex'')
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