The fact that this show has more episodes than spectacular Spiderman hurts my soul

I like a young Peter, but I hate that all of the villains are de-aged too

The fact that Disney made two Spider-Man shows with multiple seasons just to try and live up to the hype of Spectacular Spider-Man which only had two seasons really speaks volume.

Peter in this show feels like fucking  Jimmy Neutron, he has to say everything in scientifical terms and basically cause half the problems in this show.
It's not the voice actors fault, he did great for what he was given, it's just the writing bad

When Flash Thompson starts to become intelligent, you know you f'ed up

Apparently Nadji Jeter voiced Miles in this series. I'm glad Insomniac gave him a better version to work with in the games

Marvels Spider-Man: uses mathematics and equations to simply throw a bomb.

Spectacular Spider-Man: just throws a bomb. Simple as that

To Ultimate's credit, J.K Simmons voices Jameson.

46:15 I hated how hypocritical the girls were cause all they did was judge for keeping his identity from them when they did the same thing to him, and also you’re not even giving him a chance to explain himself just to validate their own justification

I can’t believe you went the whole review without referencing the fact that instead of just saying the phrase, Uncle Ben gives Peter the formula “Great power is equivalent to great responsibility” on a paper written as “GP = GR”, and that they actually have Doc Ock write it on a white board and treat it like a real equation during the Superior Spider-Man arc

"And when everyone's super (smart) no one will be "

When they accused Peter of being the goblin, I really wanted him to take off his mask and say, "Are you so certain, now?"

Not gonna lie I actually really enjoyed ultimate Spider-Man, until I rewatched Spectacular Spider-Man and seen how much of a downgrade it really was. But it was definitely better than this show imo

They tried too hard to make Peter seem nerdy. In the MCU, he mentions wanting to try out for football, but he knows he can't because of his powers. In the Ultimate comics, he was on the basketball team for a short time. In THIS SHOW, Peter thinks "touchdown" is a baseball term, and says "tossing rings" instead of "shooting hoops".

I think that the biggest problem with this iteration of Spider-Man is that they throw every other Spider-themed character into the mix way too fast. Especially Miles Morales.

When Miles Morales gets spider-powers, it is distinctly stated that Peter has had powers for about 3 months.

That’s problematic because Peter is supposed to have way more experience than Miles. Their relationship just works better. I mean, just look at Into the Spiderverse. Or Spider-Man PS4/ Miles Morales.

In both instances you have a Miles who is far less experienced than Peter. In my opinion, if Peter is going to be alive at the same time that Miles is Spider-Man, they need to have a Master and Apprentice relationship.

This mainly has to do with Peter being a super COMPETENT hero (not perfect, but competent), and Miles looking up to him because of that.

In 2017 Spider-Man, nobody respects Peter’s Spidey. The only thing that makes him stand out against everyone else, besides the fact that he’s the main character so he’s obligated to be in every episode, is that he was the first to get spider themed powers. That’s it. Everyone else is smarter than him and almost definitely more qualified.

Well. There’s my rant on this show and kinda Spider-Man as a whole. I wonder how many people will get to the bottom of this comment.

Also why tf is every villain just a kid from his high school or from his best friend’s high school.

I don't like ultimate Spiderman, but I can appreciate the fact they went in a new direction to try and keep the spider formula fresh. The 2017 series though, is just atrocious to look at

There are so many stupid ways they justify the goblin name but this might be my favorite.
A wise man once said, "A pile of loose laundry is the hobgoblin of any clean room."

The biggest turn off for me with this show is the animation it looks so cheap, say what you want about ultimate but at least it looks good, spectacular was both beautifully animated and the storytelling was top notch.

That "change" to Norman and Harry's relationship, isn't a change, it was like that in the og comics, Norman actually treats Harry as a son (unless he's the goblin) and never favored peter, he offered him a job but he still clearly loved his son