History ShoutOut / SpiderManIntoTheSpiderVerse

This would be a straight-up Mythology Gag

Shout outs have to be deliberate and intentional on the part of the creative team. Simply resembling something from another work is not sufficient. While The Incredibles humorously put no capes into the public consciousness, the problems of a costume with a cape existed long before that. See the trope Cape Snag for examples of its long history. However, in the case of spider-man, the costume with a cape is actually a nod to What If #19 that explores a world in which Peter managed to prevent the burglar from killing Uncle Ben and becomes a celebrity. In the course of this story, Spider-Man heads to a movie premiere, wearing his classic costume but has added a high-collared cape to it. Miles even draws Peter B's attention to this caped costume when they are in Blond Peter's lair so it's not an Incredibles shout out.

Shout-outs have to be deliberate. Simply resembling something from another work isn't sufficient. This entry doesn't even explain how the "tactical retreats" could be similar enough to warrant a shout-out.

Shout-outs have to be deliberate. Simply resembling something from another work isn't sufficient. The challenge is that both scenes are only a few seconds long so it's really hard to tell if it's an actual shout-out vs there being a limited number of ways to frame a scene where a person is in a tube of energy flying toward the camera while yelling. See discussion for more details.

Commenting out for now pending a fix. 1) Don't bury the shout-out reference in a pothole. 2) Explain how Miles' actions are a specific shoutout to Jojos Bizarre Adventure. Don't assume the viewer will know what you mean by tactical retreat..

tweaking wording. it was circular saws not razor blades.

Mis-use: a shout-out is an intentional and deliberate reference made by the creators to something that inspired them. Simply resembling something from another work is not sufficient. Most shout-outs need some kind of Word Of God confirmation. If there's any doubt, it's probably just a coincidence.

I just had to see the banana gag and it took "frame by frame" in VLC to catch it. It's hard to visualize in real-time because the banana frames on not sequential but one can see the Torch Lady is simply knocked off the pedestal and not flattened.

Found that many reviewers mention how it reminded them of "Enter the Void" but nothing confirming that the creators were explicitly inspired by it.

Per the definition, a Shout-Out must be deliberate on the part of the authors; simply resembling something from another work is not sufficient. This example needs some Word Of God confirmation to make it more that an audience perceived similarity. For example,the billboard is actually for "Mr. Tomato Head" but one if it's accessories is a Spider-Man mask — Spider-Spud has been a long-time member of the Mr. Potato Head toy line. Thus it's a tribute to the toy itself and not Toy Story.

Per the definition, a Shout-Out must be deliberate on the part of the authors; simply resembling something from another work is not sufficient. This example needs some Word Of God confirmation to make it more that an audience perceived similarity.