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Advanced Suit 2.0

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The **Advanced Suit 2.0** is Spider-Man's primary suit in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It serves as a current upgrade of the original Advanced Suit from *Marvel's Spider-Man*, and was designed by Insomniac Games. It is Spider-Man's default suit that he crafts and wears for a majority of the game's story.

Peter Parker created this suit in between the events of *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* and the *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* comic. The suit also appears in *Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse*, which released the same month as the comic and meant to promote the third installment game's upcoming release date.

## Characteristics

### Appearance & Capabilities

This suit bears similarities to the original Advanced Suit, however with a few differences. The suit's lenses have fades around the edges, the red color in the suit is more pronounced, there is more blue (especially around the legs), and white hand patches extending up to the suit's wrists. The new Advanced Suit features the carbon-fiber spider logo being in line with the red portions of the costume.

Like the original it features a built-in communication system, this can be used to start and receive calls and listen to podcasts during traversal and combat. The suit still features a heads up display in the lenses, it features new technology that allows it to highlight points of interests via holographic signals. The suit is also capable of analyzing it's surroundings, with enough data it can reconstruct a crime scene to visualize what happened. It's analysis systems can also be used to examine chemicals.

The suit now features web wings that can be deployed, this is used to swiftly glide through wind tunnels for quick means of traversal. Peter's new advanced suit also features four mechanical spider legs to deploy during combat. These are durable enough to tear through robot birds and lift pieces of debris. Each arm features a blue tip and a glowing sharp end that can shoot out electrified webs.

### Styles

* **Color 1:** The default color scheme.
* **Color 2:** The reds are more saturated while the blues are replaced with black, resembling Peter's Upgraded Suit.
* **Color 3:** The blues and reds are inverted, resembling Web-Man.
* **Color 4:** The reds in the suit are replaced by an orange yellow color and the blues are replaced by white.
Cole Wittman

**Cole Wittman** is a character in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. She is the former business partner of Quentin Beck and Betsy Schneider as part of the Mysterium entertainment venture.

However, she and Betsy conspired together to misuse the technology, later kidnapping Beck with the hopes of framing him.

## History

### Marvel's Spider-Man 2

She was working with Betsy and Quentin Beck during his first venture on developing VR gaming, "Mysterium". It was revealed later that Betsy and Cole were the ones that "effected" the Mysterium with a virus in order to hold hostages (rich people) and make money with this scam. Beck started suspecting them so Betsy and Cole tied him up and held him hostage. Betsy later thought that he would be more useful alive by using him. Betsy and Cole wanted to frame him for all of their crimes but Miles Morales discovered their plan, caught Betsy and Cole and freed Beck.

## Original appearance

For more background of Cole Wittman throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Cole Wittman** and the **original appearance of Cole Wittman** on the **Marvel Database**

Cole Wittman first appeared in *Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #514* (August, 2004). She is a daughter of villainous members of Frightful Four, Wizard and Salamandra, who defected to Fantastic Four's side.
Marvel's Spider-Man: Velocity

## Media

### Website

1. https://www.marvel.com/comics/issue/76175/marvels\_spider-man\_velocity\_2019\_1
2. https://www.marvel.com/comics/issue/78889/marvels\_spider-man\_velocity\_2019\_2
3. https://www.marvel.com/comics/issue/80482/marvels\_spider-man\_velocity\_2019\_3
4. https://www.marvel.com/comics/issue/80483/marvels\_spider-man\_velocity\_2019\_4
5. https://www.marvel.com/comics/issue/80484/marvels\_spider-man\_velocity\_2019\_5

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***Spider-Man: Velocity*** is a midquel comic which takes place between *Marvel's Spider-Man* and its DLC expansion storyline *The City That Never Sleeps* Written by Dennis "Hopeless" Hallum and published on August 28th, 2019 it even released with 4 more sequels.
Home Team Advantage

## Trophy

**Schooled**
Complete all of the Corrupted Student missions

**Home Team Advantage** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Complete the previous mission "A Matter of Debate" to unlock it. To start the mission, talk with Phillip Chang in Greenwich.

According to Phillip, the college football team went on to an away game and never came back. The buses were found completely abandoned. The latest of Phillip's photos shows an image of the quarterback Brad Davis near Washington Square Arch, just south of Empire State University.

At the location, several corrupted students are brawling with cops and civilians. After defeating the first group of students, a second wave will run in. Defeat them all to finish the mission. This concludes the series of missions involving Phillip Chang.
Spider Armor - MK IV Suit

Experimental magnetic weave generates an energy shield that temporarily absorbs all damage.

## Behind the scenes

### Original appearance

*Amazing Spider-Man* vol. 4 #1

The **Spider Armor - MK IV Suit** is a suit players can unlock at level 35 in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It costs 4 Base Tokens, 4 Challenge Tokens and 3 Landmark Tokens, and comes with the **Defense Shield** suit power.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

Unlike the earlier Spider Armor models, this version of the Spider Armor more closely resembles the Classic Suit, albeit with a more metallic shine to it. The suit also has a different chest insignia that sets it apart from the other variations on the classic look. The shutter lenses have a green glow to them, matching the insignia.

### Suit power

The Defense Shield suit power allows Spider-Man to defend himself by generating a force field that absorbs all damage when active, allowing him to plan his next move or heal himself before going on the offensive again.

## Original appearance

For more background of Spider Armor - MK IV Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Spider Armor - MK IV Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
This suit is based on the Spider-Man Suit designed by Peter Parker with resources provided by his own company, Parker Industries. It was mostly worn during the "All-New, All Different" storyline until it was destroyed during the middle of "Secret Empire" in original comic book continuity.
Lockup

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## Trophy

**Crossing the Thin Blue Line**
Complete the "Lockup" mission

**Lockup** is the sixth main mission in the "Turf Wars" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Yuriko Watanabe asks Spider-Man for help with her plan to prevent Hammerhead from obtaining more Sable International gear.

## Story

Yuri calls Spider-Man to ask for help with her plan: split the Sable technology around New York City, giving Hammerhead multiple targets to force him to thin his men out. She asks Spider-Man to protect the gear transports, which he agrees, sensing the fear and urgency in Yuri's voice.

Spider-Man protects a convoy from rooftop snipers, and then from burrowing tanks. After protecting the first convoy, a second is then under attack. Spider-Man stops them, but Yuri tells Spider-Man that Hammerhead was luring Spider-Man away, and beckons him back to the precinct. Once there, Spider-Man finds the place suffering heavy damage from an attack. Yuri now seems uninterested in Spider-Man's help, threatening to arrest him if he does not stay out of her way.

## Walkthrough

The mission begins similarly to escort crimes: follow the truck transport (you can simply stand on top of it) until Hammerhead snipers are spotted atop buildings. Take out the first group, and as the convoy proceeds, a larger, second group of snipers is then found.

When the truck arrives in Central Park, a larger group of Hammerhead thugs is fought from burrowers. In the small enclosed space of Central Park's tunnel, web gadgets can be very effective, though when some appear above the tunnel, melee combat may be the better choice.

After this is cleared, a convoy across the city is also attacked. Upon reaching it, attempt to use a stealth takedown on one of the Gatling gun brutes as these are the most challenging to take out, then proceed with the fight as normal. After they are defeated, groups take some of the trucks, which can be chased down and stopped in a manner similar to car crimes.

Once they are stopped, Spider-Man must return to the precinct. After reaching it, a cutscene ends the mission. Citywide activities should be complete before the next mission, "Yuri's Revenge", is available.
First Day

**First Day** is the thirty-first main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Peter Parker makes his way to the F.E.A.S.T. shelter, where he promised he will meet Miles Morales on his first day of work.

## Story

After finishing in Otto Octavius' lab, Peter receives a text from Aunt May inviting him to the shelter to meet Miles, whose mother Rio Morales promised he was coming. On his way there, as Spider-Man, he spots Miles being mugged by a group of thugs. After rescuing him, Miles is excited by meeting Spider-Man, who gives him pointers on how to fight.

Miles then sneaks his way through a Sable International-controlled zone using a hacking app Miles developed, not wanting to be slowed down by the Sable checkpoint. Once there, after telling his mother he stands by his decision to work at the shelter instead of take up more therapy (her other offer), Miles meets up with Peter and begins to get the lay of the land.

At the shelter, Miles begins by making coffee and greeting the people at the shelter. He also fixes the TV for one of the residents, Ernie. After fixing it, when Jefferson Davis appears, Ernie complains that Davis is not a true hero due to dying in the explosion; as Miles holds his tongue, Peter interrupts and points out that Miles is Jefferson Davis' son, leading Ernie to apologize. After Miles meets Aunt May in the kitchen, May shows him around. Believing Sable would then be moving Dr. Morgan Michaels, Peter leaves the shelter and heads to the Bowery.

## Waltkhrough

On approaching the shelter, a short cutscene will commence followed by a quick battle against thugs, who are relatively easy to defeat.

Players then take over as Miles following a cutscene. In this stealth segment, upon reaching the Sable checkpoint, the usual rules apply: follow the waypoint marker and remaining undetected. The hacking app allows players to remotely activate certain machinery and distract the Sable guards. The first object to use this on is the drone scanning for Miles. After this, it can also be used at given opportunities to create a diversion and allow Miles to sneak through.

There are two options in the stealth segment near the end: going under the gate left, or over the scaffolding to the right. The scaffolding on the right leads to a path patrolled by drones, which can be turned off remotely using the hacking app. The path to the left requires sneaking around guards. The scaffolding path is the simpler path, but the choice is down to player preference.

Upon reaching the shelter, a cutscene commences and players resume control of Peter to exit the shelter for the next mission, "Collision Course".

## Behind the scenes

The "quark" in the crossword puzzle that the homeless man asks Miles about is likely a reference to Captain Qwark from Insomniac Games' series *Ratchet & Clank* series.
Animated Suit

The **Animated Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. It is unlocked at level 7, and costs 20 Activity Tokens and 4 Tech Parts in order to be crafted.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The Animated Suit is thoroughly similar to the Classic Suit with the same insignia and colour theme as well though this suit does not appear to have the belt or other armor and has bigger lenses as well as a slimmer body from the Classic Suit. It also has the cel-shaded effect that the Into the Spider-Verse Suit has, albeit more similar to Peter Parker's Vintage Comic Book Classic Suit in term of the models' graphic art-styles.

## Original appearance

The Animated Suit is based on the costume worn by Miles and the art-style in the animated series *Ultimate Spider-Man*, which was his very first Marvel animated debut. It first appeared in episode 11 of season 3, titled "The Spider-Verse, Part 3" (September 20, 2014).
Delilah

**Delilah** is a character who appears in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## History

### Spider-Bots

After Spider-Man has collected all of the Spider-Bots a portal appears showing Delilah in a bar. She opens a briefcase which collects all of the Spider-Bots and tells Spider-Man that "If Miguel comes looking for these, tell him, '*Finders keepers*'". The portal then closes and she disappears.

## Behind the scenes

* The portal she first appeared through was the same portal as seen in *Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse*.
* In Marvel Comics there is another version of Delilah.
* The "Miguel" Delilah mentions is Miguel O'Hara, a character who was created by Peter David and Rick Leonardi, serving as the futuristic re-imagining of the original Spider-Man created by the late Stan Lee and the late Steve Ditko.
	+ She also could be referring to Miguel's film counterpart from the *Spider-Verse* films, voiced by Oscar Issac which is more likely because of her looking the same as in the Concept Art of the deleted scene she was meant to be in.
I'm The Hero Here

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## Mission details

### Followed by

No Escape

**I'm The Hero Here** is the twenty-second main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Upper East Side.
G-Serum

**G-Serum** is an experimental formula, created by Oscorp.

## History

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

Following the incident with the symbiotes in New York and the destruction of Venom, a distraught Norman Osborn contacted his top scientists to prepare the serum for human testing. That test subject would be Norman's ailing son, Harry.

## *Appearances*

* *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* (*Mentioned Only*)
For She's a Jolly Good Fellow

**For She's a Jolly Good Fellow** is the eighth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Peter Parker receives a call from Martin Li, asking for his presence at the F.E.A.S.T. shelter.

## Story

After receiving a call from Martin Li, Peter Parker heads towards F.E.A.S.T., a homeless shelter. Along the way, he receives a call from his landlord informing him he is on his third and final warning to pay rent, and that eviction proceedings begin soon.

Parker enters F.E.A.S.T., a homeless shelter, and speaks to him, apologizing for being late. Martin Li shrugs and asks Peter to distract Aunt May. Peter then starts a conversation with Aunt May, blustering to come up with topics to distract her. Aunt May seems concerned for Peter and suggests he should make up with Mary Jane Watson, suggesting the two would make "beautiful babies".

Eventually, Martin Li and the rest of the staff arrive with a cake thanking Aunt May, with Li saying where Aunt May was once inspired by Li to work at the homeless shelter, she now inspires him. Afterwards, Peter thanks Martin Li, who suggests May should visit the City Hall to talk to the mayor. Peter leaves after receiving a voicemail from Yuriko Watanabe.

## Walkthrough

After reaching the mission objective, the player controls Peter Parker in a mostly interactive segment. Inside F.E.A.S.T., the objective is to simply approach Martin Li and talk to him. Along the way, Peter can hear lines of dialogue from other people in the shelter by walking past them.

After talking to Martin Li, a cutscene commences. Following this, leave the shelter to take control of Spider-Man again, leading into the next mission, "Don't Touch the Art".
Aaron Aikman Armor

The **Aaron Aikman Armor** is a suit players can unlock in the "Silver Lining" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It is unlocked upon completion of the DLC's first mission, Old Friends. It does not possess an associated suit power.

## Characteristics

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## Original appearance

For more background of Aaron Aikman Armor throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Aaron Aikman Armor** on the **Marvel Database**
The armor is based on the Spider-Man battle suit featured in *Edge of Spider-Verse* #3. In the comic book lore, the suit was made by Aaron Aikman in order to protect his city against Red Eye.
Fear Itself Suit

The **Fear Itself Suit** is a suit players can unlock at level 21 in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It costs 2 Base Tokens, 6 Challenge Tokens, and 3 Research Tokens.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

While the design pattern resemble those of Classic Suit, this suit's color scheme however, consists of blue, black, and some neon blue lines, while the lenses are a pale white color. The suit also sports gauntlets with blades on them, but they are mainly cosmetic and do not affect combat. The lines on the suit, including the web pattern, glow. This glowing effect is more visible in dark areas or at night.

### Suit power

The Fear Itself Suit comes with the **Quad Damage** suit power. This ability serves as a massive boost to attack power, and while limited with a lengthy recharge, it enhances melee attacks by a great deal, letting Spider-Man power through enemies in mere seconds.

## Original appearance

For more background of Fear Itself Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Fear Itself Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
The suit originates from the *Fear Itself* comics. This was the transformed state of Spider-Man's costume after he activated a pair of webshooters built by Tony Stark using Stark technology and Uru, due to Odin's blessing of the weapons.
Spider-Training Suit

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## Gameplay information

### Cost

20 Activity Tokens
 1 Tech Part

### Suit Mod

**Power Transfer**
 Turn off Camouflage early to transfer a portion of the unused Camouflage Energy to Venom Power.

## Behind the scenes

### Original appearance

*Spider-Man Vol. 2 # 17* (without mask)
*Marvel's Spider-Man: The City That Never Sleeps - Silver Lining* (with mask)

The **Spider-Training Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*.

## History

After Peter Parker and Silver Sable defeated Hammerhead, this is the suit Miles worn in his first training with Peter, starting from web-swinging.

## Characteristics

Aside having Peter Parker's Classic Suit mask, Miles wears a grey hoodie jacket with a red line on each of its arms, a pair of jeans, and a pair of sneakers.

However, the shirt under his hoodie jacket between the first game's PS4 version, and the remaster and *Miles Morales* storylines are different:

* In the PS4 version of the first game, he wears a Midtown High School shirt, which is a high school attended by Peter and his friends from his academic year (Mary Jane Watson, Flash Thompson, Liz Allan and Harry Osborn), including the school's former student Phin Mason.
* In the remaster and *Miles Morales*, he wears a Brooklyn Vision Academy shirt, in order to properly matches Miles’ proper past on which high school he studied at.

## Original Appearance

When unmasked, Spider-Training suit is originally a casual outfit worn by Miles in *Spider-Man Vol. 2 # 17* (June, 2017)

The masked version of this suit made its brief appearance in post-credits of *Marvel's Spider-Man: The City That Never Sleeps - Silver Lining*.
Harry's Passion Project

**Harry's Passion Project** is the thirteenth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. The mission introduces players to Harry Osborn's research stations scattered throughout the city, a dream he carried out for his mother; accessing these rewards Research Tokens.

## Story

After Otto Octavius' lab is shut down by Norman Osborn, Peter Parker thinks to contact Harry for help, before dismissing the idea. He then remembers Harry had several research stations set up around the city, and decides to visit one.

After arriving, Peter views a message from Harry where he explains the research stations were a project led by his mother to help the public, and that Oscorp was going to close them if they did not prove value. Peter decided to put them to good use, believing they meant a lot to Harry.

## Walkthrough

See also: Research Stations

Upon arriving at the waypoint and interacting with the station, more will be displayed around the map. Research Stations are a form of side missions that allow the player to earn Research Tokens, necessary for upgrades to suits and gadgets.

The research station shown by this mission is the side mission "Snapping up Smog". For this, the goal is to swing or fall through green clouds of gas to obtain smog samples, and then take a picture of faulty smoke stacks nearby.

Once it is complete, the next story mission, "Financial Shock", becomes available.
Into the Spider-Verse Suit

This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same or similar title. If an internal link led you here, please change the link to point directly to the intended page.**Into the Spider-Verse Suit** may refer to:

* Into the Spider-Verse Suit (Peter Parker)
* Into the Spider-Verse Suit (Miles Morales)
It's All Connected

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## Mission details

### Followed by

Finally Free

**It's All Connected** is the twenty-ninth main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Midtown.
Agimat Suit

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## Gameplay information

### Suit Style

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The **Agimat Suit** is one of the five suits for Miles Morales in the Digital Deluxe bundle for *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## Design

The Agimat Suit is an original suit designed by Anthony Francisco., themed around Filipino culture. "Agimat" is Filipino for "amulet". The suit is predominantly purple, with golden highlights and bracelets.
Arachknight Suit

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The **Arachknight Suit** is an unlockable suit available in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, for Peter Parker.

## Original appearance

For more background of Arachknight Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Peter Parker (Warp World) (Earth-616)** on the **Marvel Database**
Arachknight, an amalgam character of Peter Parker / Spider-Man and Marc Spector / Moon Knight, made his first appearance in the Marvel Comics crossover event *Infinity Wars*. He was created when the alien warrior Gamora sealed every soul in the universe using the Soul Gem, causing the universe itself to fold in half and merge the souls of its inhabitants into one another, and creating a new reality known as Warp World.

In this continuity, Parker was bitten by a mystically enhanced spider while critically injured from an attack by Goblin-by-Night that killed his Uncle Ben and Aunt May. The spider's neural link to ancient spider-totems saved his life and granted him the abilities and traits of a spider, at the expense of fracturing his personality permanently, causing him to develop separate alters that Parker now uses to aid his personal life and vigilante activities.
Crime Scene Recordings

## Trophy

**Unacceptable**
Complete the "Scales of Justice" mission

**Crime Scene Recordings** are collectibles found across the map in *Marvel's Spider-Man*, appearing in the "Silver Lining" downloadable content. Crime Scene Recordings become available after completing the mission Getting Deep, and require Spider-Man to find a series of recordings left at the sites of various murders across New York City.

Each recording will result in a reward of 50 XP upon being found. After acquiring all nine recordings—three in Financial District, two in Chinatown, two in Greenwich, and two in Midtown—the side mission **Scales of Justice** is unlocked, which awards 1500 XP upon completion.

After being put on administrative leave from the NYPD in the aftermath of the Hammerhead incident, Yuri Watanabe leads Spider-Man across several crime scenes in New York that were the work of a Maggia enforcer and include audio recordings of her and one of her officers' attempts to take the criminal down. After Spider-Man finds all the recordings, Yuri leads him to a rooftop where it's revealed she killed the enforcer and covered him in purple and yellow police tape. She tells Spider-Man that she's had it with the system and will dispense justice her own way despite her former ally's objections.
Error: File Not Found

**Error: File Not Found** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It begins in the south end of Hell's Kitchen. It is unlocked after completing "The One That Got Away". This mission takes place at night. Spider-Man is alerted to the fact that Kingpin's men are destroying hard drives of evidence against him in an attempt to get out of prison.

## Story

A police officer expresses concern to Spider-Man that Wilson Fisk will be able to get out of jail due to the evidence being destroyed. A fan of J. Jonah Jameson's podcasts, he blames Spider-Man for the affair. As Spider-Man looks for the evidence, he bemoans that Jameson is so convincing.

Spider-Man uses an RFID tracking tag to find the cargo truck containing the evidence, and returns it to the officer. The officer is unfazed, finding it suspicious that Spider-Man knew where the evidence was. Spider-Man's spidey-sense then alerts him to an attack from a rocket launcher near the precinct as the Kingpin tries to attack it to destroy the evidence. When Spider-Man defeats them, the officer apologizes for listening to Jameson and thanks Spider-Man, but still asks if it is true if Spider-Man is an alien.

## Walkthrough

After talking to the officer, the radar will appear on the player's screen. Following the tracker to the first location, Spider-Man will notice a truck containing the evidence. In order to retrieve it, he will need to defeat several thugs, most of which are on the ground. One is on an upper level.

The thugs can be taken out through stealth or combat, though it may be easier to take out the snipers first with stealth either way. After taking the evidence, Spider-Man will need to return it to the precinct in Hell's Kitchen.

After returning to the original officer with the drives, Spider-Man's spider-sense alerts him to a nearby thug with a rocket launcher, who barely misses him and the officer. Take out the thug with the launcher, then head for the street in front of the precinct. The police will be under fire and there will be several thugs to defeat.

After defeating the men attacking the precinct, several more of Fisk's men have made it to the rooftop are beating up the original officer. Take them out and save the cop to complete the mission.
Evolved Suit

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The **Evolved Suit** is one of the primary suits used by Miles Morales in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. This is one of the few free suits in the game that is granted via mission progression. Miles appears in this suit towards the final battle against Venom.

Its inclusion is part of the third installment's promotion with Adidas.

## History

After Mister Negative sacrifices his power on purifying Peter Parker's symbiote suit's rage form into an Anti-Venom Symbiote Suit, then Venom stole the two halves of the Symbiote Meteorite from Oscorp and turned the city's borough into hiving places before the rest of the world, Miles retreats to create this suit ahead on stopping Venom and frees Harry Osborn from its control.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The mask covers up Miles's face revealing only his hair, the torso is in a red and black pattern similar to Peter's classic suit but with a hoodie, blue webs and a black spider with 4 blue legs that extend to the arms and back. The suit also supports Adidas sneakers as well.

### Styles

* **Color 1:** The default color scheme.
* **Color 2:** The torso is white with the highlights being a red gradient that gradually fades to violet and blue. The colorway resembles Spider-Gwen's suit from the 2018 animated film *Into the Spider-Verse* and the 2023 sequel *Across the Spider-Verse.*
* **Color 3:** The lenses' outlines are black, and the torso is black with blue webbings and orange highlights.
* **Color 4:** The suit is white with blue highlights.
Black and Gold Suit

The **Black and Gold Suit**, **or** the **Inside Out Suit**, is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered and Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. In the remastered version, it was added for free as part of Update 1.0006 in the PlayStation 5 version and is available from the start in the Microsoft Windows version. It does not possess an associated suit power. In *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, it is unlocked at Level 60. It also does not posses any suit styles as it is a movie suit.

## Characteristics

The Black and Gold Suit is Peter Parker's Upgraded Suit flipped inside-out. Its fabrication has lots of circuit lines, and is equipped with a mystical gauntlet made of nanites from the Iron Spider Suit.

## Original appearance

The suit is based upon the Spider-Man suit worn by Peter Parker in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, in which he is portrayed by Tom Holland. It is featured in the 2021 film *Spider-Man: No Way Home*.

This suit is the Upgraded Suit flipped inside-out after it is smeared with green paint on its front-facing side by a Mysterio supporter, and equipped with a mystical gauntlet made of nanites from the Iron Spider Suit, given to Peter by Doctor Strange for the purpose of capturing and imprisoning the displaced visitors until Strange figured out a way to send them home. This is the suit Peter wore during his first encounter with Marc Webb-universe's Electro and Sam Raimi-Universe's Sandman.

## Trivia

* This marks the sixth MCU suit to be featured in the game after the Homemade Suit, Stark Suit, Stealth Suit, Iron Spider Suit and Upgraded Suit.
Helping Howard

## Trophy

**Pigeon Hunter**
Catch all of Howard's Pigeons

**Helping Howard** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It becomes available after completing "Couch Surfing" and leaving the shelter, and is located in Chinatown. A man named Howard, who has a caged pet pigeon named "Pidgy", notices the pigeon feels lonely, and asks Spider-Man for help finding Pidgy's missing cousins.

## Walkthrough

Beginning the mission unlocks several pigeon icons across the maps of each district around New York City. The mission can be accepted early on, allowing the player to find pigeons naturally while completing other tasks around the city.

Once Spider-Man is close to a pigeon location, the bird will take off and fly around the district, leaving a blue trail. Players will have to pursue the bird and try to get close enough to collect it. Grab the bird using  and . Each bird will reward the player with one Research Token and completing the mission will net the player 1000 XP XP.
New Blue Suit

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The **New Blue Suit**, also known as **New Fantastic Four Suit** is a suit players may equip for Peter Parker in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## Characteristics

It shares same colors and designs as Fantastic Four's costumes from 2018 storylines of mainstream comic continuity, with the spider-emblem in place of signature Fantastic Four logo.

It is nearly identical to one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Spider-Man suits (Stark Suit, Upgraded Suit, Hybrid Suit, New Red and Blue Suit), such as shared eye lens designs and spider logo. However, other than lacking web-lines, the light blue color of the suit's shoulder does not link to its lower arms' gloves.

Suit Styles

* **Color 1**: Default color scheme
* **Color 2**: Based on the Classic Suit, but with white spider-logo on the back.
* **Color 3**: Based on *Amazing Fantasy* #1000, where a counterpart of Peter Parker is a full member. But with white spider-logo on the back.
* **Color 4**: Black and White version of Color 2 similar to Negative Suit, but with light blue spider-logo on the back.

## Original appearance

For more background of New Blue Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Fantastic Four Uniforms** and the **original appearance of New Blue Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
This suit first appeared in *Fantastic Four* Vol. 6 #21. Sometimes after Fantastic Four returns since their absences between the events of 2015's *Secret Wars* up to *Secret Empire*, Peter and James Howlett wears their own current Fantastic Four-theme suits during *Empyre* event, where the Fantastic Four entrust them to accompany a now grown up Franklin Richards/Powerhouse, Valerie Richards/Brainstorm, the Kree boy Jo-Venn and the Skrull girl N'Kalla.
Like Real Scientists

## Trophies

**Shared History**
Walk through Miles and Phin's past

**Competitive Spirit**
Beat Phin at the rocket launch mini-game

**Like Real Scientists** is a mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. This is the penultimate mission of the main story.

This is the last chance players have to upgrade their suit and abilities until the end of the story.

## Story

Miles learns that the final piece to Phin's weapons is a science project they created. He learns that this is the same project that helped them win the science fair back in middle school. He goes to the museum to retrieve it but is stopped by his uncle Aaron Davis, who reveals himself to be the Prowler.

## Walkthrough

Once Miles defeats his uncle, he heads to the museum where it is swarming with The Tinkerer's thugs. The player has a choice to either face them head on or pick them off silently. After the thugs are dealt with, Miles reconnects the electrical sources in order to open the door to the museum. A flashback occurs to when Phin and Miles were exploring the museum to see their project. Find the shapeshifting exhibit and take one of them and a light in order to open the door leading to the elevator to the top exhibit. After the flashback, Miles has to deal with more of Phin's thugs. Once he defeats them, he returns to Harlem to stop the Underground and Roxxon from fighting.
Last Stand Suit

The **Last Stand Suit** is a suit players can unlock at level 45 in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It has the highest cost of all suits, requiring 20 Crime Tokens, and comes with the **Unrelenting Fury** suit power.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

While its overall design does take some cues from the Classic Suit, this suit gives Spider-Man a much more rugged and slightly edgier look. The suit itself consists of a red and black leather jacket with a small black spider-logo on the front and a large red spider-logo on the back. The hands are covered by a pair of black and red leather gloves. The lower portion of the suit consists of black jeans and black shoes. In addition, the mask, while still colored red and featuring the emotive shutter eyes, does not have the signature web pattern featured on most other suits.

### Suit power

The Unrelenting Fury suit power allows players to beat down any enemy they can hit, including Shield or Brute enemies, without having to worry about creating an opening or distracting them first.

## Original appearance

The suit is based on the red leather costume donned by Spider-Man of Earth-312500, first appearing in the pages of *Amazing Spider-Man* vol. 2 #58.
Something is Screwy

**Something is Screwy** is the fifth main mission in "The Heist" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Screwball calls Spider-Man to let him know she is out of jail and putting on a show in Midtown.

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

## Story

After Spider-Man calls Mary Jane Watson about Black Cat stealing a data drive, Screwball calls him to tell him she is out of jail and is putting on a show in Midtown with the help of her fans (former convicts). Once Spider-Man defeats them, she infomrs him he will be the main star of her reality show. He declines, but she responds that her fans will hurt people around the city if he does, giving him no choice.

## Walkthrough

After heading to the location on the waypoint marker, a number of inmates are present. These are mostly standard enemies and there is the option to either use stealth or combat. In combat, Web Bombs and the Suspension Matrix are effective as is using the Concussive Blast to simply push them off buildings, and for stealth, using the yankable objects is helpful.

Once all are taken out, investigate the projector to lead to a short cutscene. The Screwball Challenges are then available all around the city for tokens. These are very similar to Taskmaster Challenges with new additions. The challenge here is the first of these new types: the EMP Challenge, which requires Spider-Man to follow a specific trail and use Web Shooters to disable them before moving to the next one on the trail, and do so quickly. In these challenges, photobombs are present on the way: you must navigate through (or in some challenges, defeat enemies in) these photobombs and then press  when the gauge is full for added points, necessary for the top scores.

After the mission ends, and after completing one citywide task (possibly the challenge here at the end of this mission), you can continue the main story when Mary Jane Watson calls leading to the next, "Trail of the Cat".
Ryker's Island

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**Ryker's Island** is a New York City jail facility for conventional criminals in *Marvel's Spider-Man*, located in the East River.

## History

### *Marvel's Spider-Man*

In the initial stage of his assault against Norman Osborn, Otto Octavius launched a coordinated attack on Ryker's: within minutes, every cell block was breached, leading to a massive riot. Spider-Man went to Ryker's with Yuri Watanabe in an attempt to stem the riot, which by that point had escalated due to inmates breaching the armory. While Spider-Man was able to stem the riot to a point, he was forced to abandon the prison when Octavius's assault on the nearby Raft initiated.

Despite the efforts of Spider-Man and the police, many of the island's inmates escaped the island, with many becoming quarantined in Manhattan as a result of the Devil's Breath crisis. These prisoners, along with escapees from the Raft, destabilized an already reeling New York further, committing violent crimes and setting up Prisoner Camps in residential neighborhoods. Spider-Man is ultimately able to detain many of the inmates, leading to many being returned to Ryker's.

## Original appearance

For more background of Ryker's Island throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Ryker's Island** on the **Marvel Database**
Ryker's Island first appeared in *Amazing Spider-Man* #4 (September 1963).
Marvel's Spider-Man: The Art of the Game

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

## Format

The book starts with forewords by Bill Rosemann and Bryan Intihar, creative directors from Marvel Games and Insomniac Games respectively. They are followed by five different chapters containing series of concept art alongside detailed descriptions written by Insomniac developers.

After the forewords, *Introduction* tells a brief history of how *Marvel's Spider-Man* came about and the relationship between Marvel and Insomniac Games. *Part One: City of Hope* includes concept art and 3D renders to showcase how the main characters and locations were created. *Part Two: City of Fear* focuses on secondary characters and organizations that are introduced later in the game. *Part Three: City of War* is about the members of Sinister Six and focuses mainly on the final act of the game. And lastly, *Acknowledgements* is dedicated to the development team at Insomniac Games and remote artists who contributed to making of the game.
King in Black Suit

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## Gameplay information

### Character

Miles Morales

The **King in Black Suit** is a suit players may equip for Miles Morales in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It is unlocked by completing all Symbiote Nests.

## Gallery

Suit styles
* **Style 1:** Primarily black with some red.
* **Style 2:** Primarily red with some black. Based on Carnage symbiote.
* **Style 3:** Primarily white with some black. Based on Anti-Venom symbiote.
* **Style 4:** Primarily green and black. Based on Lasher symbiote.

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Kumo Suit

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The **Kumo Suit** is a suit players can unlock in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* for Peter Parker. It was revealed alongside Brooklyn 2099 Suit at New York Comic Con 2023. The word “Kumo” means spider in Japanese.

### Styles

* **Color 1**: Default color scheme.
* **Color 2**: The white is replaced with black while the tan blue is replaced with grey and the red has a more lighter tone, and the spider emblem is dark red.
* **Color 3**: The red is replaced blue while the tan blue is replaced with a tan yellow.
* **Color 4**: The colors are replaced by a black and white color scheme.

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Landmarking

**Landmarking** is the seventh main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. In an effort to further calibrate his mapping software, Spider-Man thinks it is a good idea to photograph landmarks in the city. This mission introduces players to landmarks and Landmark Tokens.

## Walkthrough

From where the mission begins, the first objective is to take a snapshot of the Empire State Building, which can be done without moving from the starting position.

To take a photograph, get close to the marked landmark location and press  to activate the camera. While facing the landmark, use  to zoom in the camera, and move the camera until the lens in the field-of-view turns green, then use  to capture the image.

After taking it, Spider-Man receives a Landmark Token, and the other landmarks will appear on the map. The mission is then complete, leading to the next mission, "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow". It is worthwhile capturing other landmarks while descrambling surveillance towers in order to pick up more tokens, as they are used for purchasing upgrades to equipment.
Reconnecting

**Reconnecting** is a mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. The day after Christmas, Miles Morales and Phin Mason have their "friend date" upon an apartment building's roof.

The end of this mission immediately urge players to immediately go to the Time to Rally mission via Map Fast Travel.

## Story

Phin and Miles lift up a grate that has a hidden time capsule underneath. Both forget the combination, Miles thinks back to when he, Phin and Rick were in that same spot. He remembers it to be the Fibonacci sequence. The box opens and it's the reward that Phin and Miles received for their energy converter invention.

Miles is still concerned for Phin he asks her why they lost touch, Phin still refuses to explain, so Miles wants to put an end to the dishonesty between them the next time they see each other.
Spider Armor - MK II Suit

Magnetically polarized armor plating makes suit temporarily bullet-proof against all enemies, even snipers.

## Behind the scenes

### Original appearance

*Amazing Spider-Man* #656

The **Spider Armor - MK II Suit** is a suit players can unlock at level 5 in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It costs 1 Base Token, 1 Landmark Token and 2 Research Tokens, and comes with the **Bullet Proof** suit power.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The Spider Armor - MK II Suit is black and gold in color, with narrow slits for eyes. The spider symbol on its chest is polygonal in design, encompassing most of the torso and the legs of the spider stretching out to the neck, arms, and legs of the suit.

### Suit power

The Bullet Proof power unlocked with this suit allows Spider-Man to focus on attacking enemies head-on without having to worry about constantly dodging incoming gunfire, and only worry about dodging melee attacks.

## Original appearance

For more background of Spider Armor - MK II Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Spider Armor - MK II Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
The suit first appeared during the "No One Dies" story arc, created by Peter Parker to combat Massacre and to be protected from bullets. It was originally designed by prolific comic book artist Marcos Martín.