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Maya Lopez

**Maya Lopez** is a character in *Hostile Takeover*.

## History

Maya Lopez lived in Montana with her father, who was eventually killed by the Kingpin. While raising her like his own child, he convinced her that Spider-Man was the one who killed her father, which sparked in her a long-standing desire for vengeance against the masked hero. Thus, Maya studied Spider-Man's moves and fighting style extensively and helped in the smear campaign against the hero by hiring J. Jonah Jameson and giving him enough money to start his own radio show and talk about whatever he so desires.

After the fight wherein Maya tries to get her misplaced vengeance against Spider-Man, the two team up to discredit Fisk and ensure he doesn't become in charge of the city's finances. Mayor Norman Osborn would rather not make Fisk the commissioner of finance, but the Kingpin is blackmailing him into this promotion. Blood Spider and Spider-Man fight, during which Spider-Man finally beats his impostor and proves his innocence for the weeks of terror. Maya, meanwhile, destroys the flash drive holding Fisk's blackmail over Osborn, during which her adoptive father attacks her for the whole city to see, causing Fisk to lose his potential job, and his leverage over Osborn and the image he spent a year maintaining, which crumbles in one night.

Maya leaves New York to return to the rest of her family in Montana. She says it's to find out more about who her father is, and Spider-Man tells her that she'll get his help if she ever returns to the city.

## References

1. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man: Hostile Takeover* Chapter 24
Negative Suit

Synchronizes nano-tech particles to unleash a devastating wave of negative energy.

## Behind the scenes

### Original appearance

*Spider-Man* #90

The **Negative Suit** is a suit players can unlock at level 11 in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Once unlocked, it can be crafted using 1 Base Token, 2 Landmark Tokens, and 1 Research Token.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The suit appears as a photo negative version of the Advanced Suit. As such, the Advanced Suit's design resembles athletic wear. The spider designs is subsequently black as typically known but the torso area is colored in a more lighter toned black layering, which extends to the forearms, across the belts and quadriceps. The rest of the suit, including the eye lenses, is white with a reflective shine akin to Mr. Negative when using his powers. The shoes have also been modernized, now featuring a contemporary sneaker-style design rather than knee-high boots.

The black part of the suit is made out of a reinforced and thicker material, providing Spider-Man some armor and protection, while the white part adds flexibility. The gauntlets, feet, and chest, contain carbon fiber, which serves as shock absorption from high impact attacks.

### Suit power

The Negative Suit comes with the suit power **Negative Shockwave**. This power detonates a wave of destructive negative energy and has a smaller radius of attack than the Arms Race, but deals far more damage, akin to the Demon Brute's ground pound attack, though this also leaves airborne enemies unfazed.

## Original appearance

For more background of Negative Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Negative Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
It originally debuted as a Negative Zone suit acquired by Spider-Man in *Spider-Man* #90.
Olympus Hideouts

## Trophy

**The Wages of War**
Complete the "Aiding a Human" mission

**Olympus Hideouts** are the sewer enemy bases in *Marvel's Spider-Man*, appearing in the "Silver Lining" downloadable content, and unlocked after completing the mission "Trust Issues". Players can opt to take these bases down for Base Tokens.

The bases involve Spider-Man taking out Hammerhead's Project Olympus hideouts. The hideouts contain humanitarian aid for David Obademi, a former Sable International soldier who resigned to deliver aid to Symkaria. During the bases, Obademi gives more of a background on his history with Silver Sable and on himself.

Taking down all sewer Olympus Hideouts results in the related side mission **Aiding a Human** being unlocked. This is a simple combat mission which awards 1500 XP upon completion and completes the story.
New Threads

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## Mission details

### Followed by

It Chose You

**New Threads** is the nineeenth main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Astoria.
Smoke and Mirrors Suit

* Default
* Style 1
* Style 2
* Style 3

The **Smoke and Mirrors Suit** is a Mysterio-inspired suit players may equip for Miles Morales in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It is temporarily used during a main mission involving Mysterium's grand opening, but can only be unlocked after completing Mysterium side mission with Miles Morales.

## Appearance

This suits colors are green, purple, and gold that the mask is shown to be similar to Mysterio's helmet with smokey eyes. Before being able to unlock this suit, Miles is first seen with this suit while he tries out the Mysterium at Coney Island as a DJ.

* **Color 1**: Default Color Scheme
* **Color 2**: Color Palette Homage to Mighty Morphin White Ranger/Dairanger's KibaRanger
* **Color 3**: Switch Color positions between green and purple colors
* **Color 4**: Color Palette Homage to Red Skull, and Marvel Cinematic Universe's Hydra

Suit styles
Programmable Matter Suit

* Default
* Style 1
* Style 2
* Style 3

The **Programmable Matter Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It is unlocked by completing all Underground Hideouts, Roxxon Labs, and the Matter Up side mission.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

Much like the Classic Suit, this suit has a black and red color scheme with red webbing and red spider insignias. Unlike the Iron spider suit, however, the gloves, boots, and outlines of the eye lenses on this suit glow bright red, much like how parts of the Tinkerer's armor glow purple. Also, the suit has a metallic shine to it, similar to the Iron Spider and the Spider Armor - Mark IV Suit.

Suit styles
### Unique Finishers

While donning this suit, Miles will activate four mechanical limbs at the back of the suit (akin to Iron Spider's Iron Arms) to enhance his finishers. It can only be done in specific conditions.
Streets of Poison

**Streets of Poison** is the thirty-ninth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Spider-Man encounters Scorpion, who poisons him, impairing him until he makes himself an antidote.

## Story

After his fight with Electro and Vulture, Spider-Man falls asleep from exhaustion on a rooftop, awakening the next morning. He calls Yuriko Watanabe to let her know he is going after Scorpion at the city's reservoir, believing that New York City would never recover if they lost clean water.

Upon arrival, Scorpion gets the drop on Spider-Man. Scorpion reveals he would prefer to kill Spider-Man, but that Doctor Octopus wants to torture him first. Scorpion then uses his stinger tail to inject Spider-Manhim with poison. This gives Spider-Man hallucinations of Scorpion and of Otto Octavius telling Peter that he is a failure, while Peter moves around the city to put together an antidote.

Once successful, Spider-Man finds himself back in the lab, having taken the antidote, and in his undies.

## Walkthrough

After the cutscene begins the mission, the environment then changes as Spider-Man hallucinates the entire area is a sea of poison. When players get to higher ground, they can then perform a spectrograph puzzle to determine what toxin was used.

A quick trip to the ESU greenhouse would help in developing an antitoxin, but when players arrive, they are forced into another hallucination environment, this one full of fragmented streets and an Otto Octavius that keeps vanishing as players get close. The end of the sequence results in Spider-Man back in the real world, albeit still hallucinating the sea of poison. With one ingredient in hand, players need to get to one of Harry Osborn's research stations.

For this part, players need to traverse the city while dodging giant scorpion tails that rise up from the poison. Once in the station, another hallucination takes over. Similar to the first, players need to pursue Otto through this sequence, using more advanced webbing techniques. The scene is similar to before, but this time there is more destruction and debris.

More destruction and many more scorpion tails greet players as they return to the real world. With the last of the ingredients he needs, players need to traverse the city and get to Otto's lab to synthesize the antidote. Once there, the final hallucination sequence begins with Doctor Octopus ripping apart the building.

Players fight Scorpion in this round. He can fire poison blasts and leap. Defeating the first is easy, but progressing further involve a fight with multiple Scorpions. They tend to leap around the area for the most part, but players can find themselves fighting more than one at once. Webbing him up is a good strategy, as only a few hits will destroy one of them. Players should be mindful of their tail swipes.

Once successful, Spider-Man is back in Otto's lab. Players can participate in citywide activities and side missions before the next mission, "Supply Run", is available.
Prisoners

The **prisoners** are a group of men who escaped jail and terrorized New York City in *Marvel's Spider-Man* and *Miles Morales*.

## History

### Early History

The prisoners are invidiuals who committed crimes and were caught by police in New York. When Peter Parker became Spider-Man, he began assisting the police and Yuriko Watanabe in capturing these criminals. Over the years, they caught several, imprisoning them in the Raft to contain them.

### *Marvel's Spider-Man*

When Otto Octavius became Doc Ock, he set out to free the prisoners trapped in the Raft. Through his efforts, he released several prisoners alongside the highest level prisoners, the Sinister Six. Spider-Man arrived to help the police prevent the prisoners escaping. While he was able to subdue dozens of prisoners, the Sinister Six overpowered him, allowing several other prisoners to escape.

Later, after Spider-Man defeated Doc Ock at Oscorp tower, the other prisoners were eventually recaptured and imprisoned in the Raft.

### *Miles Morales*

By Christmas season, Miles Morales (now also a Spider-Man) meets with Peter to help oversee a transfer of prisoners to the Raft. However, one of the high profile prisoners, the Rhino, breaks out and escapes. While Peter attempts to capture him, Miles fights the prisoners who were freed from their transfer vehicle. However, some prisoners still escape, stealing cars and even heading to the Roxxon laboratory. Miles and Peter set to helping the police recapture them, eventually succeeding.

## Characteristics

The prisoners wear orange shirts, sport tattoos, stolen SWAT armor and metal neck braces. They also use guns, riot shields and stolen vehicles.
Олаф Двубородый

Олаф Двубородый, Сидящий-на-Бочке, Король Теней, и Хозяин Пещер.

## Род занятий

Бандит, старший из главарей разбойничьих шаек в благословенном Лабелине. Неофициальный правитель подземного Лабелина, ~~"Capo de tutti capi", как говорят знающие лабелинцы~~. Дружба с нужными людьми - одна из составляющих успеха его рискового бизнеса и личного благополучия.

> *"...самый заметный господин во всем здешнем [катакомбном] обществе. Он выделялся абсолютно всем, а прежде всего – диковинной бородой: она была разделена надвое и окрашена в синий цвет. Каждая полубородка затвердела от краски и напоминала острую сосульку. Одет был Олаф в синие шаровары, остроносые сапоги и алый камзол со множеством золотых пуговиц: они крепились не только там, где пуговицам следует быть, а и в совсем неожиданных местах, скажем, на вороте и плечах. Олаф взирал на столы свысока, будто всадник на пехотинцев, поскольку восседал на бочке. Для мягкости крышка ее была устелена овчиной, а сзади приколочен огрызок другой бочки, образующий нечто вроде спинки трона. На нижней бочке слева имелся краник, из коего Олаф подливал жидкости себе в кубок, а справа – крючок, на котором висел взведенный арбалет".*
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Strong Connections

**Strong Connections** is the thirtieth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Peter Parker receives an urgent call from Otto Octavius about another lab test.

## Story

After an uncomfortable call with Mary Jane Watson, while roaming the city, Peter Receives an urgent call from Otto Octavius inviting him to the lab for another test. Once in the lab, with Peter's help, Otto then tests the neural interface in tandem with his prosthetics with success.

When Otto has trouble removing the cap, he reveals to Peter that he is suffering from a degenerative neurological condition. He swears Peter to secrecy, and Peter learns that Otto may lose control of his motor functions within a year. Further examination of the lab reveals results of his lab tests, which indicate that using the cranial implant could also alter Otto's personality.

## Walkthrough

Following the call with Mary Jane Watson, the city is free to roam for citywide activities until receiving the call from Octavius. At this point, three puzzles must be complete. Once done, following a cutscene, the mission "First Day" is available.
Remote Mine

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## Specifications

### Obtained

Corporate Espionage

**Remote Mine** is gadget available in Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales. It launches a mine that electrifies your enemy.

It is by far most powerful and dangerous than Electric Web, such as immediately Instant Kill after mining the gadget to the either electric box or cable plugs and activate it.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 suits

## Trophies

**Stylish**
Equip a suit style

**Kitted Out**
Purchase all available Suits

**Suits** are collectible and wearable items in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## Suits

There are more than 78 suits in the game. 68 suits are in the base game, with 34 for each Spider-Man; most of those suits also have various palette swaps known as **Suit Styles**. The Digital Deluxe Edition adds ten more suits, five for each Spider-Man, while other suits are slated to be added to the game in various updates. The movie suits, however, don't have a Suit Style due to them being from different Spider-Man movies. For the Spider-Verse suits, the Screen Effect options **Film Style Animation** and **Comic Book Effects** go into effect.
Long Lost Loot

**Long Lost Loot** is the third main mission in "The Heist" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. NYPD's Detective Mackey contacts Spider-Man to ask for his assistance in tracking down paintings stolen by Walter Hardy, the original Black Cat.

The mission unlocks the Hardy's Stolen Art series of side activities.

## Story

NYPD's Detective Mackey contacts Spider-Man to come in Greenwich's PD. There he tells him that 20 years before Felicia Hardy there was "another black cat" who recently died in prison. Some of the items he stole were never found, and though there is a new lead that may help find them, the department do not want to deal with an old case. Spider-Man agrees to help and goes to Midtown.

While Peter swings to the place, Mackey tells him that Black Cat can be using special isotope americium-241 to locate his hideouts after prison and that this case is very important to him since he is going to retire soon and want to solve him as soon as possible. With that information Peter configures he's detector to search for traces of isotope and finds false power supply on the roof of Chrysler Building.

In the false power supply, Spider-Man finds a stolen painting, "Freedom". Mackey thanks Spider-Man and tells that he will send somebody to collect them and that the first Black Cat's name was Walter Hardy and gives him locations of other stolen paintings. Peter highlights that this seems to be a Hardy family trait.

## Walkthrough

Reach the location on the waypoint to reach the building, then follow the compass to find the stolen painting. It is located in a fake power box on a balcony near the top of the building. Use  +  to open it and retrieve the painting "Freedom".

From this point, the Hardy's Stolen Art series of side missions is available, involving finding similar stolen art pieces around New York City and culminates in a final side mission. Shortly after the mission ends, a call from Mary Jane Watson opens up the next story mission, "Like Old Times". The Hardy's Stolen Art series can be completed any time, including right now to finish its side mission, if desired before moving onto the next story mission.
Last Hunt Suit

* Default
* Style 1
* Style 2
* Style 3

The **Last Hunt Suit** and the **Most Dangerous Game Suit** are Kraven the Hunter-inspired suit players may equip for both Peter Parker and Miles Morales, respectively, in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. They can only be unlocked after completing all Hunter Bases. Although the Suits do have different names, they are functionally identical, and only differ slightly due to the Spider-Men's physical variations.

## Characteristics

Being the same suits but with different names due to Spider-Men's different physical appearances, its colors are bronze, maroon and dark brown, with additional features consisting of a fur collar around the arms and ankles, and armored padding on the shoulders.

Peter's Suit stylesMiles' Suit styles
Miles Morales missions

The following is a list of **missions** in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. Missions serve as the main storyline of the game, indicated by yellow icons () on the map, and generally begin with a cutscene. Many missions will result in a reward of some kind, such as a new gadget or suit, in addition to experience points. There are 17 missions available in the main campaign.

Aside from main missions, players are also free to explore various side missions and citywide activities found throughout New York City.

## Side missions

Each district has different **side missions** that players can complete. These appear as blue icons () on the map and are optional missions provided to the player as they enter or unlock specific regions. Some side missions are unlocked through story progression while others take a bit more work. They are typically assigned to Spider-Man by the citizens of New York City, and award experience points upon completion. However, some of the side missions are only available at specific forecast.

## Citywide activities

As players progress through the game, **citywide activities** are unlocked after completing certain missions. These are optional activities that are scattered throughout the city. Completing them will reward players with collections and in some cases, suits.
Stealth Suit

The **Stealth Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It is a free suit provided as part of the 1.16 update for the game. It does not possess an associated suit power. In the sequel, it does not posses any suit styles, because it is a movie suit.

## Characteristics

The suit's appearance is inspired heavily by the comic book version of the Noir Suit, being colored completely black. The suit also appears to be partially armored, with the upper torso being covered in what appears to be a bulletproof vest while the hands are covered by a pair of fingerless gloves that leave Spider-Man's fingertips exposed. The face is covered by a black ski mask with the eyes being hidden behind a pair of goggles that can emote similar to other suits in the game.

## Original appearance

The suit is modeled after the one-off S.H.I.E.L.D. stealth costume that is donned by Peter Parker in the 2019 film *Spider-Man: Far From Home*, wherein it is given to him by "Nick Fury". During his European tour, Peter uses this suit to hide his identity from his classmates; his best friend, Ned Leeds, refers to him as a European Spider-Man ripoff named **Night Monkey**, which the public quickly adopts.
No Escape

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## Mission details

### Followed by

Anything Can Be Broken

**No Escape** is the twenty-third main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Harlem.
Stay Positive

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## Mission details

### Followed by

Wings Of My Own

**Stay Positive** is the seventeenth main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Greenwich.
Supply Run

**Supply Run** is the fortieth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Peter Parker visits Aunt May at F.E.A.S.T., while Miles Morales searches for more medical supplies. Morales' search leads him to Rhino, forcing him to escape.

## Story

With Scorpion's poison wearing off, Peter Parker decides it is a good time to visit Aunt May. Once there, she appears to be sick. Peter attempts to contact Miles Morales, who has been sent to retrieve more medical supplies from the relief center.

Miles, at the waterfront, steals antibiotics from convicts. After successfully finding the amoxicillin he was looking for, Rhino bursts on the scene, knocking out the Sable International soldiers and interrogating them about their supply routes. Scorpion arrives to assist with the questioning; when he stabs one of the men with his tail, Miles runs, knocking over a toolbox in his haste.

Once Miles escapes, he runs into some escaped convicts who are trying to mug a man. He intervenes, fighting one of them.

## Walkthrough

After taking the antidote to counteract Scorpion's poison, players are free to explore the city for a short amount of time before the mission is available. Players can use the map to fast travel to the shelter and begin. After visiting Aunt May, players take control of Miles, who is down near the waterfront.

As Miles, convicts are in the area, and players must sneak around them, making use of the hacking app to distract them. As players successfully locate the antibiotics, a cutscene commences, following which players must evade Rhino.

As with other stealth segments, the path to evade Rhino is mostly linear. Most paths require players to sneak very close to Rhino, so patience is key. The hacking app is also useful on a very occasions in distracting him.

The mission ends with a cutscene, following which "Heavy Hitter" is available.
Hirooki Goto

* **Finishing moves**
	+ *Goto Shiki* (Cross-legged cradle)[1][20][21][129] – 2010–present, used rarely
	+ *Goto Ni Shiki* (Modified arm wrench inside cradle)[130] – 2016
	+ *GTR/Goto Revolution* (Spinning headlock lariat into a backbreaker)[131][132] – 2016–present
	+ *Jigoku Kuruma*[133] / *Go to Heaven*[134] (Wrist-clutch Olympic slam) – 2003–2006
	+ *Kaiten* (Leg trap sunset flip superbomb)[2] – 2003–2006, used rarely thereafter
	+ *Shouten* (Vertical suplex side slam)[1][2] – 2006–2007
	+ *Shouten Kai* (Vertical suplex sitout side slam)[1][2] – 2007–2016, used rarely thereafter
	+ *Shoryu Kekkai* (Modified seated armbar)[1][2][133]
* **Signature moves**
	+ Belly-to-back suplex[134]
	+ Brainbuster[2]
	+ Diving elbow drop, sometimes to the back of an opponent's head[2]
	+ German suplex[2]
	+ Headbutt[135][136]
	+ *Headshot* (Arm-trap hair pull backbreaker)[136][137][138]
	+ Lariat[139]
	+ Multiple kick variations:
		- *Muramasa* (Spinning heel to a cornered opponent,usually followed by a running bulldog[140][141] or a saito suplex[142])[1]
		- *PK – Penalty Kick* (Soccer to the chest of a seated opponent,usually preceded by a sleeper hold)[143][144][145]– 2016–present; adopted from Katsuyori Shibata
		- Shoot to the chest of a kneeling or oncoming opponent[136][146][147][148]
	+ *Reverse Ushigoroshi* (Inverted front powerslam dropped into a facebreaker knee smash)[149][150]
	+ Rope-hung neckbreaker[2]
	+ Sleeper hold[136][147][148]
	+ *Tokko Lariat* (Discus lariat)[1][2]
	+ *Ura GTR* (Spinning facelock lariat into a facebreaker)[151][152] – 2017–present
	+ *Ura Shouten* (Overhead gutwrench backbreaker rack or an inverted front powerslam lifted and spun out into a reverse swinging side slam facebuster)[1] – Innovated
	+ *Ushigoroshi* (Fireman's carry neckbreaker,sometimes from the top rope[153])[1]
	+ Victory roll floated over into a cross armbar[154]
* **With Katsuyori Shibata**
	+ **Double-team finishing moves**
		- *Gattai Reverse Ushigoroshi* (Inverted front powerslam by Goto into a facebreaker knee smash by Shibata)[73][74]
* **With Yoshi-Hashi**
	+ **Double-team finishing moves**
		- *GYR* (Aided spinning facelock lariat into a facebreaker)[155][156][157]
Prisoner Camps

## Trophy

**Back in the Slammer**
Take down each Prisoner Camp

**Prisoner Camps** are enemy bases in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. They start appearing after the mission Out of the Frying Pan..., as escaped convicts from Ryker's Island and The Raft have taken over areas in the city. Players can opt to target these camps in order to earn Base Tokens. Each camp will have several waves of prisoners to defeat and a unique set of bonus objectives to complete; extra Base Tokens are provided for the completion of bonus objectives. The overall goal is to clear the area of enemies.

There are a total of four Prisoner Camps around the city.
Season Two

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## Mission details

### Followed by

Lockup

**Season Two** is the fifth main mission in the "Turf Wars" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Screwball calls Spider-Man for season two of her show featuring him, and Spider-Man entertains her to stop her fans hurting people.

Completion of this mission unlocks new Screwball Challenges around the city, which can earn players Challenge Tokens.

## Story

After taking Screwball's call, Spider-Man initially blows her off but entertains her eventually. When he arrives for the challenge, he jokes that he is in talks with a competing subscription service, but she responds that her fans will leave behind angry flash mobs.

## Walkthrough

Reaching the stream relay will unlock the challenges. Any challenge can be complete to finish the mission, but the challenge that the mission waypoint leads to is a stealth challenge where the objective is to defeat all enemies as quickly as possible without alerting the enemies. Use of gadgets, Web Strike Takedowns, and Perch Takedowns is required, but in Screwball's stealth challenges, it is important to defeat enemies in the Photobomb areas for additional points.

Once a challenge is complete to finish the mission, Yuriko Watanabe calls Spider-Man for the next mission, "Lockup". Screwball Challenges can also be completed any time for tokens.
Reflection

**Reflection** is the thirty-fifth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Peter Parker checks up on Miles Morales at the F.E.A.S.T. shelter, knowing Miles may be affected upon learning Martin Li, founder of F.E.A.S.T., was also behind Jefferson Davis' death.

## Story

When Peter calls Miles to check up on him, Miles responds that though he wanted to quit at first, he was reminded of his father's words, "a hero's just a guy who doesn't give up", and realized that nothing Martin Li did was the fault of anyone at the shelter. Peter tells Miles he is proud of him, and then travels to the center to check up on Miles in person. On the way, Parker calls Yuriko Watanabe to congratulate her promotion to captain and suggest she take a vacation, something she declines.

There, Peter speaks to Aunt May. After shrugging off Peter's concerns that May was overworking herself, she tells Peter that the Martin Li she knew could not have committed terrorist attacks and did not want to remember him that way. She also urges Peter to be honest with Mary Jane Watson to improve their difficult relationship. Their conversation is interrupted with a news report that the truck carrying the vial of Devil's Breath was attacked. By the time Aunt May has turned around, Peter has already vanished.

## Walkthrough

The mission simply comprises a cutscene as the player reaches the shelter. After the cutscene ends, the lengthy mission "Out of the Frying Pan..." is available.
Matter Up

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## Mission details

### Rewards

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**Matter Up** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. It is only available after completing all of both Underground Hideouts and Roxxon Labs missions. After completing the mission, players will be rewarded with the Programmable Matter Suit.
Robbie Robertson

**Joseph "Robbie" Robertson** is a minor supporting character in *Marvel's Spider-Man* series. He was only mentioned during the first game, prior to his full debut in the prequel novel *Marvel's Spider-Man: Hostile Takeover*, with his in-game debut is in the sequel game *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## History

### Marvel's Spider-Man: Hostile Takeover

Robbie Robertson interviewed Mary Jane Watson when she applied to become a reporter for the Daily Bugle and, shortly after, hired her. He later promoted her to associate editor.

### Marvel's Spider-Man 2

Following J. Jonah Jameson's return as the head of Daily Bugle. Robbie is one of the people who choose to resign from the company, and most of former Bugle workers who resigns with Robbie co-found New York Bulletin alongside him.

After Sandman's attack, Robbie requests one of the active Spider-Men for Photo Ops.
Something Old, Something New

**Something Old, Something New** is the fifth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. After repairing the Chinatown relay towers, Peter Parker calls Dr. Otto Octavius to apologize for the incident with the grant committee.

## Story

Via a phone call, Octavius assures Peter that the committee will calm down, and tells him not to bother coming back to the lab for clean-up, as he's stepping out for dinner. Believing that Octavius will be gone for the night, Peter goes to the lab to repair the damage caused to his Classic Suit by his fight with Kingpin.

However, Octavius returns to the lab and catches him repairing the suit. To Peter's relief, Octavius seemingly assumes that he merely designs Spider-Man's equipment, and promises him that his secret is safe. Peter is left to his work, eventually falling asleep on the couch.

When he wakes up, he finds a note from Otto telling him to check his email. In Otto's email, he praises Peter for his altruism and provides ideas for improving the suit. Using Otto's notes, Peter crafts the Advanced Suit.

## Walkthrough

Follow the waypoint back to Octavius' lab. Along the way, surveillance towers for Greenwich can be descrambled, and a few crimes can be completed.

Inside the lab, as before, projects are available for Research Tokens, though none are immediately relevant. Another recording can be heard from Octavius.

Enter Peter's workstation and interact with it to begin a cutscene. Following this, check the emails on the computer, eventually progressing to the suits menu. Craft the Advanced Suit, and tutorials will explain how suit powers work. After the cutscene, the next mission, "Fisk Hideout", is available.
Spider-UK Suit

The **Spider-UK Suit** is a suit players can unlock in "The Heist" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It is unlocked after completing the final mission in the DLC's campaign, "Follow the Money". It does not possess an associated suit power.

## Characteristics

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## Original appearance

The suit is derived from the Spider-Man suit worn by Billy Braddock / Spider-UK, a British-based Spider-Man who first appeared in the "Spider-Verse" comic book storyline.
Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales - The Art of the Game

### Website

https://titanbooks.com/70228-marvels-spider-man-miles-morales-the-art-of-the-game/

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***Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales - The Art of the Game*** is a companion art book to *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*, written by Matt Ralphs and published by Titan Books. It contains concept art and images from the game, with captions from Insomniac Games developers.
Octavius Industries

**Octavius Industries** was a technological research company that was founded and owned by Otto Octavius in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. The only other employee was Peter Parker; who worked as a lab assistant before the company was shut down due to Octavius' involvement in the Devil's Breath crisis.

Octavius Industries' lab is located in Greenwich, New York City, atop a large building. The lab itself is abundant with prototype prosthetics and equipment, much of which is controlled from computers, and powered by an unstable electric current. The experimental equipment is prone to disrepair and often broken before being fixed by Parker.

## History

### Early history

Otto Octavius founded the company sometime after he left Oscorp. The company was not a success as Octavius hoped, due at least in part to being overshadowed by Oscorp, forcing Octavius to rely on grants for funding. Around 2017, Octavius hired Peter Parker to work for the company.

### *Marvel's Spider-Man*

By October 2018, Octavius and Parker were working on perfecting prosthetic limbs, receiving funding from NYC. However, after an equipment malfunction, Mayor Norman Osborn had the grant revoked. Ostensibly, this was in light of the safety violation, but was more likely an attempt to force Octavius into returning to Oscorp, which he adamantly refused.

As Otto's insecurities about his declining health increased, his insanity and aggression worsened as well. He suddenly found himself inspired by Martin Li's attempts at destroying Norman Osborn's life. Otto began using his company as a staging ground, where he plotted out the Raft breakout to assemble a team of superhumans to aid him in his quest to take down Oscorp, with the help from A.I.M.. This plot was eventually foiled by mainly Spider-Man with some help from his allies. The company was then officially rendered defunct.

By the time of the Maggia Civil War a few months later, the entire building where the company was at had been sealed up with police crime scene tapes, and the windows had been boarded.

### *Miles Morales*

Roughly a year after, the building that once hosted Octavius Industries has been condemned.

### *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*

One of Otto's projects that was bankrolled by A.I.M. has been preserved at the Emily-May Foundation.

## Gameplay

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The Octavius Industries lab is first visited in the mission "My OTHER Other Job". After this, it is returned to for many missions, and can be revisited by the player at any point. During all visits to the lab, the player controls Peter Parker without the Spider-Man suit.

Within the lab, the player can interact with various devices as well as lab recordings and messages left by Otto Octavius. The main activity within the lab are projects. Though many of these are completed during story missions, additional projects become available for Research Tokens.

By the time of the The City That Never Sleeps DLC, Octavius Industries is inaccessible and sealed off with crime scene tapes.
Spider-Punk Suit

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The **Spider-Punk Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It is part of the "Spidey Suit Pack" pre-order bonus for the game that grants players instant access to three different suits. For players who did not pre-order, the suit is unlocked at level 16, and costs 2 Backpack Tokens, 3 Crime Tokens and 2 Landmark Tokens. It comes with the **Rock Out** suit power.

Swinging around New York City while this suit is equipped prompts the *Just the Facts* episode "Spider-Punk" to air. In this episode J. Jonah Jameson lambastes Spider-Man for his atrocious choice of outfit, before beginning to wonder whether there is more than one Spider-Man and this one is a copycat.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The Spider-Punk suit follows the red and blue color scheme with white highlights. Instead of the traditional boots the Spider-Punk suit has sneakers. On the head there are spikes, most likely representing a mowhawk. There is no spider insignia on the front, but on the back of his top there is a spider insignia that has the letters "FNSM" standing for Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. The suit has punk rock bracelets and a punk rock belt.

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### Suit power

The Rock Out suit power can blast enemies with a one-two punch, as enemies will be sent skyward from the initial blast, and then be hurled backwards from the continuing waves from Spider-Man's guitar.

## Original appearance

The suit is based on the Spider-Man costume donned by Spider-Punk, an alternate version of Hobie Brown who first appeared in *Amazing Spider-Man* vol. 3 #10.
Street thugs

**Street thugs** are recurring group of young men who commit crimes in *Marvel's Spider-Man* series

## History

### Past

At some point, during Peter's first time as a part-time photographer at Daily Bugle for taking a picture of his first crime fighting activity as Spider-Man, Peter stops a group of street thugs from assaulting a civilian at park, which itself nearby Bugle, when it was once based at Flatiron Building, Greenwich, prior to moving to Hell's Kitchen, almost close to Madison Square Garden.

### *Marvel's Spider-Man*

Street thugs are first seen when Peter gets an alarm of break in after repairing a surveillance tower.

Following terrorist attack caused by Inner Demons, one of the thugs assault a pre-Spider-powered Miles, who is on his way to F.E.A.S.T. after losing his father, Jefferson Davis at a terrorist bombing caused by the demons that led to the arrival of Sable International. Until Spider-Man rescues him, while Miles is able to escape from the patrolling Sable undetected to get to F.E.A.S.T. quickly.

### *Miles Morales*

Street thugs are first seen when Miles, now a second Spider-Man finishes his Spider-Training. They seem to want to take and sell the devices. In the side-mission Looters!!!, Teo will tell you that thugs ransacked his store and stole his cat. He also tells they may have went to a power station. It is revealed that the thugs are cutting off the power to a bank.

### *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*

Street thugs are first seen when Peter gets a crime report of thugs stealing guns from a gun club.

## Characteristics

They often seen wearing black masks, and use handguns, crowbars, and bats, and normal cars (sometimes stolen) to get around, and most of the thugs wears jackets. In Miles Morales they have earmuffs, sunglasses and a mask with a circle on top.

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Miles Morales 2020 Suit

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The **Miles Morales 2020 Suit** is a suit players can use in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

This suit was created by the artist Rahzzah Murdock.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

This suit is a modernized update to Miles Morales's Classic Suit. He wears a largely black bodysuit with red highlights and fingers on the gloves. The chest bears a holographic red spider emblem. Over the suit, Miles wears a black jacket with a red inside, four zipped pockets on each side, and a red stripe over the chest. Instead of a cloth mask, Miles wears a steel helmet with a removable visor that has an electronic display of his Spider-Man mask and built-in headphones.

If Miles is wearing this suit in cutscenes where he removes his mask, he removes the visor instead of removing the helmet.

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Rick Mason

**Richard "Rick" Mason** is a supporting character from *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. He is the brother of Phin Mason, a childhood friend of Miles Morales. Rick was a brilliant scientist who helped mentor both Phin and Miles before going to work for Roxxon. He was also the original **Tinkerer**, a title Phin claims upon his death.

The character is voiced by Todd Williams.

## History

The elder of the Mason siblings, Rick Mason was born December 18, 1993 in Brooklyn, New York. He became the guardian of his sister Phin upon the death of their parents, providing for the both of them with their family's shop, Mason's Repairs. Rick eventually went to college at Empire State, taking night classes so that he could continue working at the shop.

Rick did his best to raise his sister alone, supporting her love and exceptional talent for engineering. Through Phin, Rick became good friends with Miles Morales, whom he made sure to include in events with his sister. When Phin and Miles won an engineering contest with an energy converter they designed, Rick joined them at the converter's exhibit at Oscorp Science Expo Center, taking a picture together to commemorate the event.

After Rick graduated from college, he was approached by Roxxon to lead their clean energy research. Rick accepted the position as Project Lead of Nuform, which would ultimately send him and his family on a dark spiral. During development of Nuform, Rick began suffering from bone marrow decay. He realized that Nuform was sickening him and most of the project team, and requested that the project stop. Instead, his superior Simon Krieger covered up Nuform's problems and pushed forward with public testing.

In 2017, Roxxon Plaza broke ground ahead of schedule. Knowing it would be catastrophic for Harlem, and running out of time and options, Rick resorted to desperate measures. He and Phin entered Roxxon's main lab (with Phin masquerading as a co-worker) to shut down the Nuform reactor. However, they were caught by Krieger, who proceeded to trap Rick in an energy field with the reactor. As Rick attempted to shut down the reactor manually, and Phin tried desperately to reach him, the reactor overloaded, vaporizing Rick.

## Legacy

Roxxon covered up Rick's death, attributing it to an accidental gas leak. However, as Rick had deleted his research prior to his death, Nuform production was halted.

Rick's death led his sister to assume her brother's nickname "Tinkerer" as her masked alias and form a partnership with the Underground to avenge him, but unwittingly furthered Simon's plan on taking over New York, should she unknowingly destroy Harlem.

Four weeks after Phin gave her life to save Harlem from Roxxon Plaza's Nuform reactor, Miles’ uncle, Aaron Davis, a former Roxxon affiliate, turned himself to the authorities to testify against Roxxon, allowing the authorities to immediately arrest Simon, avenging the legacy of the Mason siblings and the rest of Nuform's victims.

## Notes

1. ↑ Rick's grave in Harlem marks his birth.
Spider-Man 2099 Black Suit

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The **Spider-Man 2099 Black Suit** is a suit players can unlock at level 29 in *Marvel's Spider-Man* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. Once unlocked, the suit requires 2 Base Tokens, 4 Crime Tokens, and 4 Research Tokens to be crafted. It comes with the **Low Gravity** suit power.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

Despite the name, the Spider-Man 2099 Black Suit is colored blue like most voice acting-related medias. In the comics, the suit is canonically black in color, and only appears blue to show detail in brightly lit scenes, much like early illustrations of Venom. This version of the suit appears closer to Spider-Man 2099's appearance in Beenox's developed *Spider-Man* games (*Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions* and its sequel *Spider-Man: Edge of Time*; and home video game console adaption of *The Amazing Spider-Man 2*).

The suit is predominantly ultramarine with red highlights, including a large red spider partially resembling a skull as its chest insignia. Unlike most suits, this suit does not have visible eye lenses, but rather red highlights on the mask to indicate where the eyes are. The suit also features red spikes on each of the arms. Like its White Suit equivalent, the suit has clawed fingers, in reference to Miguel O'Hara's talons in the comics.

Suit Styles

* **Color 1:** The default color scheme.
* **Color 2:** The suit is black while retaining the red highlights. This makes it closer to its canon appearance.
* **Color 3:** Resembles the Black Suit. The suit is black while the highlights are white.
* **Color 4:** The suit is violet, while the highlights are cyan.

### Suit Power

The suit's signature power, Low Gravity, allows Spider-Man to stay airborne for longer periods of time, which enables him to perform more aerial moves, and figure out his next move before landing on the ground so he can continue aerial moves like Air Yank (by holding ) or Swing Kick (by holding ).

## Original appearance

For more background of Spider-Man 2099 Black Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Spider-Man 2099 Black Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
The suit is based upon the classic Spider-Man suit donned by Miguel O'Hara / Spider-Man 2099, a futuristic re-imagining of Spider-Man who first appeared in *Amazing Spider-Man* #365.
Spider-Drone

*Deploy a Spider-Drone which will seek out and fire an energy blaster at nearby enemies.*
**Spider-Drone** is a gadget in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It launches an automatic drone that defends Spider-Man by attacking any and all enemies in sight. The gadget can be crafted after reaching level 8, costing 1 Base Token and 3 Research Tokens.

## Use

The Spider-Drone gadget stuns enemies with a beam of electricity, rendering them defenseless for a short while, as the drone will head into waves and stun them at Spider-Man's request. It is helpful for fighting large groups of enemies.

As with other gadgets, the Spider-Drone can be upgraded five times over the course of the game, giving it a larger capacity and enabling it to do more damage to more enemies.
Life Story Suit (Peter Parker)

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The **Life Story Suit** is a suit players may equip for Peter Parker in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## History

Once Peter clears all the Emily-May Foundation activities, he is guided back to Aunt May's garage. There, he finds that Harry Osborn has left him one last activity: to plant the seeds for a hybrid plant from the trees representing May and Emily Osborn. After he does so, Peter also discovers the Life Story Suit as final gifts from Harry.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The Life Story Suit heavily resembles a space suit. As such, it possesses a blue and red scheme, with red covering the right side of the torso, arm, right upper leg and upper left arm. While blue surrounds most of the left upper leg, torso, and left arm. It also has silver armored legs and guantlets for the webshooters and the helmet projects the mask.

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## Original appearance

The Life Story is based upon the Spider-Man suit from the 2019 comic series Spider-Man: Life Story #6, in which Peter and Miles (who is possessed by Otto Octavius) travel to Tony Stark's space station to stop Dr. Doom's takeover of Earth.