The ULTIMATE Spiderman 11 YEARS LATER: Was It Really That Bad?

Venom's origins are actually more related to the Ultimate Spider-Man comics, but with Peter's father creating it with his own DNA instead.

Maybe I'm too nostalgic and just loved all the random quips and cameos

I'll be honest, I have a soft spot for this show. I remember watching this show on Disney XD. Hell I even remember seeing Lego sets based on this show. Not only that but it did a good job on introducing heroes like Moon Knight, White Tiger and Cloak and Dagger unlike other marvel shows that don't introduced these characters.(Aside from E.M.H) So yeah this is a guilty pleasure of mine and I don't regret watching it.

I can’t hate this show. It’s what introduced me to superheroes in general. It was my childhood!

harry being venom and norman and doc ock teaming up, spiderman 2 ps5 writers must’ve taken inspiration from this show

I need an entire four part series on this show and every episode goes through every season

All I want is a proper faithful one to one adaptation of the ultimate comics

Everything is great about Ultimate Spider-Man, for me. Especially the Spider-Verse episodes. I love the introductions of Spider-Man 2099, Spider-Girl, Spider-Knight, Spider-Man Noir, Spider-Ham and Kid Arachnid.

the most overhated spiderman show, they used unique spiderman stories and had an interconnected universe

Generator Rex is an actual good show

It wasn't bad at all lmao if you watch it in my native language 😂😂 it was hilarious af

For any indian who has watched it considers it there main show for spiderman

This show introduced me to spider_man, and though I admit spectacular spider-man is a better show, ultimate spider-man still holds a special place in my heart

This is literally the best Spider-Man show. change my mind

15:50 put simply, comic Venom can be like a crazy ex who can’t take rejection, or a sad puppy who just wants to be loved, depending on the writer.

Green Goblin's design is more like the ultimate comics as well.

I remember I was around 11 or 12 when this show was coming out while I was reading ultimate comics in middle school and I was always annoyed how it barely had anything in common with the ultimate universe except with design. Only like 2 episodes where adaptation of comics and the venom suit technically but nothing else.

Regardless of everything else I did enjoy the contest of champions. Plus they made iron fist a teenager and he was still more dignified than the Netflix version.

Ill check out when I get a moment of quiet time even if the VA for Peter is Bell. However my brain keeps on telling me that that's not what it remembers of the Spider-Man cartoon. No i was trying to gaslight myself into believing that this was The Spectacular Spider-Man from 2008.

I always liked this show. I felt like it had a unique "Ferris Bueller's Day Off-esque", yet very accurate take on Spidey's character. Spider-man is supposed to be silly and fun. I liked the new team (the characters were recognizable enough Marvel characters to me) with him as leader, felt kind of like Marvel's take on Young Justice. I've never finished it because the writing wasn't quite deep enough to keep me hooked, but I want to finish it sometime soon. It had a real good charm. I think they would have had more success if they would have wrote a bit more compelling plots and just focused on the team. But still, I'll always have fond memories of this show. And the animation, especially Spidey's design is some of the best in Marvel cartoons. I think the main problem that turned audiences off was probably was the title; being called Ultimate Spider-man gave viewers a VERY specific idea that it was an adaption of the beloved and very specific Ultimate Spider-man comics... which it wasn't in any way. Which isn't a bad thing for it to be different, but that marketed it wrong. If it were called something like, Spider-man And His Amazing Team or Spider-man: Agent Of Shield or something like that, I think it would have gone over much better because people would have been expecting something unique. But then again, I loved tasm 1 and 2 and those movies are only starting to be loved by the masses. So sometimes, it's not for everyone but specific viewers.