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Danika Hart

**Danika Hart** is a side character in *Marvel's Spider-Man* series, first appeared in *Miles Morales*. Danika hosts a podcast series named *The Danikast* where she discusses recent topics in New York, which can be listened to during free roam. In her podcasts, Danika is positive towards Spider-Man, spreading good news about his work around the city, often clashing with J. Jonah Jameson and his podcast Just The Facts which slander the hero. Danika also investigates the Underground to try to learn more about them, and her research leads her to work with Miles Morales, unaware that he is Spider-Man.

## History

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Danika was born in Fuzhou, China, and immigrated with her family to New York at the age of six.

### *Miles Morales*

Miles begins listening to *the Danikast* after searching for an alternative to *Just the Facts*, quickly taking a liking to the podcast.

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

Sometime later, Peter follows the same suit as Miles on listening to *Danikast*. It remains active, even after Jonah returns as a head of Daily Bugle, where it now has a podcast.

## Characteristics

Bubbly, open-minded, even-tempered, and a vocal supporter of the Spider-Men, Danika is everything Jameson is not.
Gravity Well

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## Specifications

### Cost

10 Activity Tokens
1 Tech Part

Creates a gravity well that pulls enemies together. Knocking them down and making them vulnerable to Venom attacks. The Gravity Well is a gadget that you unlock throughout Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales. It generates a pull that makes enemies defenseless.

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Classic Suit (Miles Morales)

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The **Classic Suit** is a suit in *Miles Morales* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

In *Miles Morales*, where it serves as the primary suit, the suit comes with the **Zap Slap** mod.

## History

After Miles' suit, which was gifted by Peter Parker was heavily damaged during the Braithwaite Bridge catastrophe, he and Ganke created a new suit for him to use during his next crime fighting.

After ending the Roxxon/Underground war, the suit is replaced by an upgraded variant of the suit.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The Classic Suit uses a red and black color scheme. It is predominantly black in color but utilizes red for its spider insignia across the chest alongside a V-shape stretching from the groin up to the shoulders. The outlines throughout the suit's torso and mask area are colored red against the black. The finger joints where the web shooters are located are red while the palm of the hand is black. Elsewhere on the suit, the black coloring persists, transitioning to matt coloring on the legs and feet. There are also knee pads embedded into the suit for shock absorption. The only part of the suit that differs in this color scheme are the eye lenses, which are a faded white.

The web-shooter design and color for this suit are also drastically changed than the ones from Peter Parker's red and blue color theme. Same applies to most of Miles’ own red and black color themed costumes, including its gold counterpart Uptown Pride Suit.

### Styles

* **Color 1**: The default color scheme.
* **Color 2**: The top half of red and black are swapped, making the suit look similar to Peter's Upgraded Suit.
* **Color 3**: The red is replaced with purple.
* **Color 4**: Much like color style two but cyan instead of red, and the lower half is white instead of black.

### Technology

Like Peter's Advanced Suit, this suit is installed with a myriad of technological expansions. He is able to listen to crime reports as well as podcasts from either J. Jonah Jameson or Danika Hart. His lenses are able to analyse the environment, spot enemies through walls and track vapour trails. Peter updated the lenses to include a new function, this allowed Miles to tag enemies with a marker so that he never loses track of them.

## Gameplay

The suit is unlocked in the story by default. Its suit mod is Zap Slap, which creates a concussive force when Underground weapons are shattered.

## Original appearance

For more background of Classic Suit (Miles Morales) throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Classic Suit (Miles Morales)** on the **Marvel Database**
The Classic Suit is based on the original costume that Miles Morales has worn for most of his career as Spider-Man in the comics. A female clone of the late-Peter Parker, Jessica Drew was instructed by Nick Fury to create this primary suit for Miles, after the latter helped S.H.I.E.L.D. on apprehending Electro.
City Sounds Suit

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## Gameplay information

### Suit Style

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The **City Sounds Suit** is a suit players may equip for Miles Morales in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## Gallery

Suit styles
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Dark Suit

The **Dark Suit** is a suit players can unlock in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Players are rewarded with this suit after tracking down all the Black Cat statues throughout the city, as first introduced in the Stakeout. It does not possess an associated suit power.

## History

Spider-Man finds himself on the trail of his former partner, cat-burglar Felicia Hardy, better known as the Black Cat. Eventually, using information gathered from the various stakeouts that Felicia has set up for him, Spider-Man is able to track the Black Cat back to her lair in hopes of finally catching her. When he arrives, however, Felicia herself is nowhere to be seen. But he does find that she has left for him a gift in the form of a suit that she has made.

## Characteristics

The Dark Suit is primarily black in color, with a striking red spider symbol as well as red eye lenses, evoking a much darker look for Spider-Man than most other suits. The suit also features cat claws, which are mainly cosmetic and do not affect combat. The Dark Suit does not come with a suit power. Like some of the suits' masks, the eyes originally did not appear to be emotive but that seems to have been patched at a later date.

## Original appearance

For more background of Dark Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Dark Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
The suit is based upon the non-symbiote black suit that first appeared in *Spider-Man/Deadpool* #8.
Healing The World

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## Mission details

### Followed by

Bad Guys On The Block

**Healing The World** is the seventh main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Greenwich.
Concussive Blast

**Concussive Blast** is a gadget in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Unlocked at level 10, it has the highest cost of all gadgets, requiring 2 Challenge Tokens and 6 Crime Tokens.

## Use

The Concussive Blast emits a powerful sonic wave, causing nearby enemies to tumble backwards with great force. This is ideal for clearing rooftops or scaffolding of enemies, as it can send them flying over the edge, instantly knocking them out of combat. The gadget is also highly useful in situations where Spider-Man finds himself surrounded by a large number of enemies.

The blast from this gadget also disarms most enemies off their weapons; while they can pick it up later, it gives the player a lot of room to take them down with greater ease. The disarming effect also applies to Sable units' protective energy generator; this makes said units vulnerable to regular webbing effects even when not catching the disabling effect of their own hacking grenade.

Using the Concussive Blast against hovering jetpack units will only push them away.

The Concussive Blast, like all other gadgets, can be fully upgraded over time, eventually adding more capacity, as well as having a wider blast radius and a further knockback range, making space for Spider-Man to clear bigger areas of enemies a lot faster.

## Notes

1. ↑ It is possible for enemies that are thrown off a rooftop with the Concussive Blast to land on another without being knocked out. Players should consider this possibility when going for a speedrun, or confused as to why a crime is not considered completed.
Internet Famous

**Internet Famous** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Spider-Man encounters Screwball, who is attempting to toy with Spider-Man for the sake of followers.

The mission it is unlocked after completing the story mission "Couch Surfing".

## Story

Spider-Man talks to a woman at a rooftop who asks him about the "Screwball challenge", asking him to take a photo of a QR code. After doing so, Spider-Man calls him and welcomes her to the stream which she claims is surging in followers with his presence. Though Spider-Man is uninterested in participating in the challenge, she tells him that the challenge leads to a kidnapping victim, and thus he complies.

Throughout the challenge, Spider-Man is attacked by Screwball "fans", criminals who try to kill him, and has to disable several bombs placed atop rooftops also by her professed "fans". When he completes the challenge, the "victim" at the end is not a victim at all, but is in fact Screwball and more of her "followers". The police arrive once they are defeated to arrest Screwball, but as she points out, it was her fans who did the damage, not her.

## Walkthrough

This mission begins at night, so the time of day will change. The mission is begun by talking with a woman at the mission's starting location to begin Screwball's photography challenge. Spider-Man will need to locate and take photographs of matrix barcodes on walls throughout the city. Screwball herself is streaming the challenge and when Spider-Man considers backing out, she lets him know there is a kidnapped hostage's life at stake.

The first code is on the wall behind the woman. Photograph it to begin. Each code will provide the location of the following one, marking it on the map. The second code is just over 500m away but is too large to photograph from the ground. Spider-Man will require a higher perch to get a good view. Screwball will send some of her "followers" to pay Spider-Man a "visit", leading to a brief combat challenge. Defeat them to move on.

The third code will require some distance and maneuvering as it appears over two buildings. After the picture is taken, Screwball will challenge Spider-Man to stop three bombs from exploding on three different rooftops. There is no way to disable them, so fling them into the air and shoot them with webbing, causing them to explode safely.

The fourth location is not a code, but is the victim herself. Reaching it and beating the enemies here completes the mission.
Across the Spider-Verse Suit

The **Across the Spider-Verse Suit** is a suit players may equip for Miles Morales in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It does not possess any suit styles due to being a movie suit.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

While retaining the eye lense from Miles' Into the Spider-Verse Suit, it no longer has repainted traces of Peter Parker's Into the Spider-Verse suit. The spider-logo designs are also different, other than no longer using paint traces. The suit is fully black with red lines stretching from lower fingers to armpits, then side legs, and ends at lower foots.

### Unique Features

The suit is equipped with **Bam! Pow! Wham!** and **Vibe the Verse**, first appeared as gadget mods in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. They can only be activated separately when the Screen Effect options **Film Style Animation** and **Comic Book Effects** being turned on.

## Original appearance

The suit is based on Miles Morales' latest costume which debuted in 2023 animated film sequel of *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*, *Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse*.
A Fresh Start

**A Fresh Start** is the twenty-third main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Otto Octavius calls Peter Parker, urging him to come to the lab to help with a project.

## Story

Otto Octavius calls, urging Peter to return to the lab. Once there, Peter witnesses Otto fail at using prosthetics, and curse out Norman Osborn in a fit of rage. After Peter asks, Otto describes his friendship with Norman; they were friends and lab partners in college, and both started Oscorp together, but separated after Osborn started a genetics project that Otto found unethical, leaving the company after lawyers were involved.

After Peter repairs the circuit and the prosthetic works successfully, Otto announces that the next step is designing and building the neural interface. Peter volunteers to help with the project, despite Otto's inability to pay him. Afterward, Peter looks at his phone to see a missed call from Mary Jane Watson.

## Walkthrough

Arriving at Otto's lab and investigating the two waypoint markers leads to a cutscene. After this, players need to complete a circuit project in order to fix it. Doing so leads to another cutscene.

Before leaving, the player may wish to complete other optional projects for experience points and Research Tokens. Many other things in the lab can be investigated, including plans for the Raft (Octavius explaining he was contracted to improve its security), a quick release needle to help with prosthetic rejection, and other items.

Leaving the lab leads to a call from Mary Jane. Completing a few citywide activities or a side mission leads to another call from her and then the next mission, "Dinner Date".
John Howard

**John Howard** is a recurring character in the *Marvel's Spider-Man* series. He took care of the pigeons of his late wife, Sandra, and was a close friend of both Peter Parker and Miles Morales.

Prior to *Marvel's Spider-Man* series, Howard worked in a power plant west of the Financial District for around 20 years before being laid off.[*citation needed*] His wife cared for a flock of pigeons who each had names, and after she passed away, Howard took care of them after, as her last dying wish.

In *Marvel's Spider-Man*, during "Helping Howard", Howard asked Spider-Man to find his pigeons. Spider-Man was confused at first but obliged, learning the names and backstories of the pigeons as he found them across Manhattan. Later, J. Jonah Jameson released two podcasts on his segments about Spider-Man catching the pigeons, filling the segments with conspiracy theories about him eating them.

In *Miles Morales*, during "Can't Find My Pigeons", Howard used the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man App to request the new Spider-Man, Miles Morales, find his three missing pigeons. Peter Parker, who had since become fond of Howard, left facts about the pigeons for Miles. Miles then learned the carrier pigeons were being used by thugs to commit crimes in preparation to invade the *Daily Bugle*, which Spider-Man stopped.

In *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, in "Howard", Howard sent in another request on the app while sitting in the Financial District watching ferries with his pigeons. He requested Spider-Man send his pigeons to a new home in Queens to live free on their new adventure, as his final dying request. Howard thanked Spider-Man for his kindness in life, and then passed away. Spider-Man then accepted that Howard was on a new journey of his own.

## Citations

1. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Pigeons"
2. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Helping Howard"
3. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Pigeon Stalker"
4. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Pigeon-Napping"
5. ↑ *Miles Morales* script § "Can't Find My Pigeons"
6. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* script § "Howard"

## References

Video games
* Insomniac Games (2018). *Marvel's Spider-Man* [Game]. Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation 4.
* Insomniac Games (2020). *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* [Game]. Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation 5.
* Insomniac Games (2023). *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* [Game]. Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation 5.
10th Anniversary Suit

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The **10th Anniversary Suit** is a suit players may equip for Miles Morales in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It does not possess an associated suit power.

## Characteristics

This suit is mostly black with big red eyes, a sweatshirt that covers the mouth portrait with pinkish-red stripes going down the arms, and webs going on side of the legs with the red covering most of the front and red sneakers. For some reason, despite the suit's eyes are not eye-lenses, they can move like other non-symbiote realistic looking suits which has moveable eye lenses.

Suit styles
## Original Appearance

The 10th Anniversary suit first appeared on the final page of *Miles Morales Spider-Man #29*. Created to commemorate Miles Morales' debut in Marvel Comics, it served as Miles' primary suit through *Miles Morales Spider-Man #42*. Miles asked Kenneth, a child he met in *Miles Morales Spider-Man #17*, to make a new suit after his was irreparably damaged in battle by one of his clones.
Cat's Pajamas

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## Mission details

### Rewards

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**Cat's Pajamas** is a side-mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. This side-mission will unlock, once you completed Looters!!! side-mission and finish the main story.

## Walkthrough

This mission is short and easy; just visit Ted's Grocery in Harlem. As you walk in to the store, the store owner Teo will greet you and how he told everyone that he saved Spider-Man.

Just press  to pet his pet cat Spider-Man. Once you do that, Teo will give you a new suit.
Crimes

## Trophies

**Neighborhood Watch**
Complete all Faction Crimes in a district

**Overdrive**
Complete 10 Vehicle Takedowns

**Crimes**, also known as **street crimes** and **faction crimes**, are citywide activities in *Marvel's Spider-Man*, available to players after they have completed the mission Keeping the Peace. These are marked on the map with a red exclamation point inside a red and black triangle. () Crimes are not part of the main missions or side missions, but do earn players Crime Tokens when completed and are required for district completion. Each crime in the base game involves taking down one of four different enemy types: street thugs, members of the Inner Demons, escaped Ryker's and Raft inmates, and Sable International mercenaries.

## Thug Crimes

These crimes become available after completing the Keeping the Peace mission. Thug Crimes can turn into a hostage situation which will fail if the victim is not saved. They are also the subject of some *Just the Facts* episodes—namely the episodes "Breaking In" (prompted by failing a Break-In crime), "A Loop" (prompted by failing to capture the suspects in a Drug Deal crime), and "Blame the Internet" (prompted by failing to stop the car in a Stolen Vehicle crime). In all of these episodes, J. Jonah Jameson will berate Spider-Man for his failures.

## Demon Crimes

These crimes are split up in groups of three, as certain crimes become available by progressing through the story. Demon Ambush, Demon Armored Car, and Demon Shootout are unlocked upon completing the Financial Shock mission. Demon Bomb Threat, Demon Hostages, and Demon Truck Bomb are unlocked upon completing the And the Award Goes to... mission. Checkpoint Assault, Demon v Sable Roof, and Demons vs Sable are available upon completing the Dual Purpose mission. Upon completing the Out of the Frying Pan... mission, the Demon Crimes will require the defeat of all Sable agents involved.

## Prisoner Crimes

These crimes become available after completing the Out of the Frying Pan... mission.

## Sable Crimes

These crimes become available after completing the Out of the Frying Pan... mission.

 Sable Mass Arrest | Electrify 3 enemies at once | Perform 6 Air Throws on enemies

## Trophy

**Disorganized Crime**
Complete all Crimes in a district

These crimes become available after completing The Trouble with Arson mission in "The Heist" DLC, and involve crimes committed by Maggia operatives. Maggia Crimes have no bonus objectives.

## Trophy

**The Gang War**
Complete all Crimes in a district

These crimes become available after completing the Jury Rigging mission in the "Turf Wars" DLC, and involve crimes committed by Hammerhead's thugs. More Hammerhead Crimes are added in the "Silver Lining" DLC, available to players after completing the mission Rio Bravo. Like Maggia Crimes, they have no bonus objectives.

"Silver Lining"
 Maggia Roof Ambush
 Maggia Supply Raid
 Maggia Truck Theft
 Tanker Standoff
 Tech Salvage
Charles Standish

**Charles Standish** is a minor character in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. The Chief Financial Officer for Oscorp, Standish worked closely with Norman Osborn, and kept financial records for Devil's Breath. As a result, he became a target by the Inner Demons.

## History

Standish held records on Devil's Breath, without knowing any details on it other than the money that Osborn had poured into it.

In "Up the Water Spout...", the Inner Demons infiltrated Standish' home and took him hostage, trying to identify the scientist working on Devil's Breath. Spider-Man rescued him, though the Demons had already identified the scientist as Isaac Delaney, who Standish was unfamiliar with. Sable International then arrived to take him to safety, with the goal of keeping him quiet.

In "Uninvited", Mary Jane Watson infiltrated Sable's camp in Central Park where Standish was being held to ask him for more information. Standish was only able to reveal a vague plot by the Demons at Grand Central Terminal that they were talking about, before Spider-Man, believing Mary Jane was in danger, interrupted to evacuate her. The confusion caused Standish to accidentally trip and get knocked unconscious.

## Characteristics

Standish is a middle-aged Caucasian man of average build. He has dark brown hair which he keeps in a bun, hazel eyes, round-rimmed glasses, and a beard with flecks of gray. Standish's personality is not thoroughly explored in the course of the game. However, it is clear that the life-threatening situations he has been placed through have taken a toll on him, making him jumpy and somewhat paranoid. Standish was also known for his art collection.

## Original appearance

For more background of Charles Standish throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Charles Standish** and the **original appearance of Charles Standish** on the **Marvel Database**
Charles Standish's first appearance was in *Avengers* Vol. 3 #0 (August 1999).

## Citations

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Uninvited"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Up the Water Spout..."
3. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Back to School"

## References

* Insomniac Games (2018). *Marvel's Spider-Man* [Game]. Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation 4.
Impact Web

**Impact Web** is a gadget in *Marvel's Spider-Man*, unlocked via completing the Fisk Hideout mission, wherein Dr. Otto Octavius provides Peter Parker with the plans needed to craft this gadget.

## Use

The Impact Web has the same effect as multiple shots from the Web Shooter, except that is fires a more intense projectile, likely with greater momentum. Impact Web webs enemies faster; on most normal-sized enemies, this means being bound instantaneously. Shooting Impact Web on foes that position themselves by a wall surface, or ones that are not on their foot, will often result in easy webbed knockout.

As the tool is upgraded further, the knockback effect becomes so powerful that firing it at a normal-sized enemy that is anywhere near a web-able surface on the opposite direction of the player by the range of 10 meters would instantly result in a knockout. The improved ensnarement can also serve to push foes off rooftops, but this purpose is better served by the Concussive Blast.

When fully upgraded, the Impact Web can deploy a blast that causes the initial target to spread the web to any other enemies they come into contact with.
Li Qiye/Cultivo/Principal

## **Como o corvo negro**

O corpo do corvo negro era imortal, então ele viveu por incontáveis milhões de anos. Apesar dele mesmo não poder cultivar, ele adquiriu uma grande quantidade de conhecimento a respeito de todos os aspectos da cultivação.

### **CORAÇÃO DO DAO**

* Como o corvo negro, Li Qiye transformou seu coração do Dao para ser capaz de se transformar em outros
* Li Qiye transforma o seu coração do dao um **coração demoniaco** e cultiva o caminho demoníaco até se tornar um rei demônio.
* Li Qiye transforma seu coração do dao em um **coração imperial** e cultiva o caminho dos soldados imperiais até se tornar um monarca imperial
* Na era atual, Li Qiye transforma o seu coração do dao em um coração budista e cultiva o dharma até se tornar um Lorde budista.
* Os seres mais poderosos do mundo perseguiram Li Qiye numa tentativa de roubar seu coração do dao perfeito.

## **Grandes desastres**

### **CALAMIDADE DO DESTINO**

* Li Qiye derrota a sua calamidade do destino, durante a batalha contra a academia do rugido do tigre. Para isso ele absorveu a energia mundial contida dentro da veia do tigre branco.

### **REDUÇÃO DA VIDA**

* Li Qiye derrotou sua redução da vida pouco depois de destruir a ravina da pata celestial. Ele usou a arte do vassalo da vida para isso.
Bombastic Bag-Man Suit

The **Bombastic Bag-Man Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It is a free suit provided as part of the 1.14 update for the game. It does not possess an associated suit power.

## Characteristics

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The Bag Man suit is a Fantastic Four suit. The "mask" is a brown paper bag with eye holes in it.

Unlike in the comics, in this game the Bag Man suit is tight to match Spider-Man's build, and has the Fantastic Four's original gloves and boots. The bag also has Spider-Man's signature lens drawn on it, and the suit also lacks a "Kick Me" sign prank paper written by Johnny Storm/Human Torch on its back.

## Original appearance

For more background of Bombastic Bag-Man Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Bombastic Bag-Man Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
In the comics, Spider-Man wears this suit after separating himself from the Venom symbiote, with the Human Torch lending Spider-Man one of his old Fantastic Four costumes and a paper bag to cover his face.
Cat's Cradle

## Trophy

**Cat Prints**
Track down Black Cat

**Cat's Cradle** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It is located in the Upper West Side district and is unlocked after finding all the mascots previously hidden by the Black Cat.

## Story

After finding all the mascots hidden by Black Cat, Spider-Man ran an algorithm to track her location, believing if he caught her first he could stop her from robbing.

Upon arriving at the hideout, he found several items, including financial data on the Maggia crime families, and art stolen from Wilson Fisk. He then discovered a recorded message left from Black Cat, in which she told him it was all a set-up. Once the Black Cat figurines were all together in the police evidence room, they hooked up and boosted their signal to deactivate the alarms to the police headquarters, allowing Black Cat to sneak in and retrieve her gear. Spider-Man realized she was planning something much bigger, as she had found $50,000,000 worth of loot just to retrieve her items.

## Walkthrough

Go to the old train depot and look for a hidden entrance found on the right side of the wall. Once inside, Spider-Man will notice several items on shelves and the walls created or confiscated by the Black Cat.

There are a few items that can be inspected, but the most important is the voice recorder message at the end of the room. Find it to complete the mission and collect the Dark Suit.
Holo-Drone

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## Specifications

### Obtained

Harlem Trains Out of Service

Holo-Drones is a great help when you are losing to a battle between large groups of enemies. This gadget is featured in the game Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales

## Use

Once you fire a drone, they will instantly stand by your side and they will run over to the enemy to defeat. Although it is quite hard for it to defeat a boss like Rhino or the Tinkerer.

You earn it when you complete the mission: Harlem Trains Out of Service.

## Upgrades

 Increased Capacity
 Battery Life
 Fatal Exception
Crimson Cowl Suit

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The **Crimson Cowl Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It is unlocked at level 9, and costs 14 Activity Tokens and 2 Tech Parts in order to be crafted.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The suit pays homage to classic Marvel Villain The Crimson Cowl. Who first appeared in *Thunderbolts* #3 (June 1997), but clearly with a Spider-Man flare. The suit consists of a Leather Jacket similar to Peter Parker's Last Stand Suit, while staying closer to a Super Hero, very MCU-type design. Unlike the Classic Suit, its color scheme is primarily red.

Suit styles
## Original appearance

For more background of Crimson Cowl Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Crimson Cowl** and the **original appearance of Crimson Cowl Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
The suit is partially inspired by the Crimson Cowl suit worn by Justine Hammer who first appeared in *Thunderbolts* #3 (June 1997).
Fisk Tower

**Fisk Tower**, is a series of main base of operation buildings and home to the criminal mastermind know as Wilson Fisk, the Kingpin at Manhattan, New York City.

Originally, the first main base located in Hell's Kitchen, before Fisk's arrest in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Afterwards, the now abandoned first base was used as the main base of operations for the Underground in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. In *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, as the first base is safely bought by Fantastic Four, who renamed it as Baxter Building, a second Fisk Tower, a twin tower, which was one of the constructed building during the first game and *Miles Morales* has been built.

## History

### *Marvel's Spider-Man*

In 2018, a confrontation between Kingpin's Criminal Empire and the NYPD happens both in front and inside the tower, with Spider-Man later joining in, helping the police reach the higher levels of the tower to try to apprehend Wilson Fisk.

During the battle, the tower gets heavy damaged, with entire floors collapsing on top of each other. Despite the destruction, the tower remains intact by the end of the game.

A second building which will become of Twin Fisk Tower at Midtown, while still under construction is under attack by the rise of Inner Demons, until Spider-Man rescue one of his men, while unable to stop the Demons from taking what they need against their only enemies, Oscorp, led by Norman Osborn.

### *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*

After Fisk's arrest, the federals seized the property, which was then left unused so the criminal organization known as the Underground moved in and stablished it as their main base of operations. They reformed the tower and used the money that was inside the underground vaults Fisk left over when he was arrested to build better weapons and gears for themselves. They also used the secret training rooms Fisk hid inside.

The second building at Midtown, with its construction is still progressing, it remains safe and being used as the second Spider-Man's combat training ground, while temporarily under ownership of a different company

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

After Underground is disbanded, once Roxxon's corruption had been exposed since Phin Mason's sacrifice, leading to Fantastic Four acquires the rights of Fisk Tower's first building and rename it as Baxter Building, Fisk somehow regain the right of the second tower and finalize the construction.
Amazing Suit 2

The second version of **Amazing Suit** is a suit players may equip for Peter Parker in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. Due to being a movie suit, it does not possess any suit styles, nor an associated suit power.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

Unlike its previous version, It is closely identical to a classic suit. However, there are differences:

* Much like the Webbed Suit, it has no shuttered eye lenses.
* The Web Shooters take the form of two red pentagons on each wrist.
* The most noticeable different features are his large spider-logos on his chest (black color) and back (red color), and the web design on the back is almost close to its neck.

## Original appearance

The second Amazing Suit is based upon the Spider-Man suit from the 2014 sequel film *The Amazing Spider-Man 2*, directed by Marc Webb, in which Peter is portrayed by Andrew Garfield. Marc Webb's Spider-Man also returned in the Marvel Cinematic Universe movie *Spider-Man: No Way Home*.
Black Cat Stakeouts

## Trophy

**Cat's Out of the Bag**
Collect a Black Cat collectible

**Black Cat Stakeouts** are citywide activities players can choose to take part in after they have completed the Stakeout mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It consists of finding all eleven Black Cat figurines that Felicia Hardy, aka Black Cat, has hidden around the city.

Black Cat is back in town and she's leaving mysterious clues for Spider-Man to find in various locations across the city. Each stakeout location has a camera installed on a rooftop, tasking players with finding a little Black Cat doll hidden somewhere within sight of the location, and snapping a picture of it. The dolls are normally perched partially obscured in a doorway or window, and there is usually a bit of graffiti nearby depicting Black Cat herself.

Once players have found all the dolls and Spider-Man has finally tracked down her lair, the side mission Cat's Cradle is unlocked, which rewards players
with the Dark Suit.

Black Cat Stakeouts are marked on the map and scattered over eight districts:

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Cat's Pyjamas

The **Cat's Pyjamas** mission is a mission where you head over to Teo's Bodega after completing the campaign. You can access this mission in the FNSM (Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man) app.

## Background

After The Battle For Harlem, Miles is recovering after his mission and from Phin's death. He decides to visit Teo's Bodega and pet his cat. As a token of gratitude for rescuing Teo's cat, he lets him go along with Miles to accompany him on missions, thus earning the Bodega Cat Suit.
Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. Suit

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The **Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. Suit** is a suit players may equip for Miles Morales in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## Gallery

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ESU Suit

The **ESU Suit** is a suit players can unlock in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Players gain this suit after photographing 50 different secret landmarks throughout the map. Note that these landmarks are not the same players have to find for Landmark Tokens. It does not possess an associated suit power.

## Characteristics

In this suit, Peter Parker only wears an Empire State University (ESU) T-shirt, black jeans with gray shoes, web-shooter wristbands, and a classic Spider-Man mask. Parker is essentially in civilian wear with the only distinctive Spider-Man clothing being the mask which is borrowed from the Advanced Suit.

## Secret landmarks

Main article: Landmarks § Secret landmarks
* Central Park: Beldevere Castle, The Blockhouse, Boat Pavilion, Cleopatra's Needle
* Chinatown: Chinatown Police Department, HEART Clinic Statue, Leo's Pizza, Manhattan Bridge Entrance Arch, Rhino Street Graffiti, Scorpion Street Graffiti, Stuyvesant Town Fountain, Williamsburg Bridge Skate-park
* Financial District: Auerbach Theater, Bougainvillea Flower Building Art, Lockjaw Statue, New York Pier, Puck Building Statue, The Pylon, Statue of Liberty, Supreme Court Statue
* Greenwich: J. Jonah Jameson Street Graffiti, Museum of Modern Art, Stonewall Inn
* Harlem: Ben Parker's Grave, General Grant National Memorial, Harlem Community Garden, Harlem Sanitarium, Harlem Street Art, Pale Horse Ridez, Norman Osborn Campaign Office, Rooftop Art, Sherman Monument Statue, Soldier's Cemetery Monument, Trinity Church
* Hell's Kitchen: Nelson & Murdock: Attorneys at Law, Portside Grain Building, Vulture Street Graffiti
* Midtown: Beacon Court, Columbus Circle, Koi Fish Wall Art, Paramount Building
* Upper East Side: Black Wing Tavern, 65th Street Library, Latin American Museum, Recessed Fountain Plaza
* Upper West Side: Eagles and Prey Statue, Fire House 74, Greenhouse, Oscorp Records Building, Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument
Cover for the Cat

**Cover for the Cat** is the ninth main mission in "The Heist" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Spider-Man meets with Black Cat, who has received word that something valuable is being kept in the office at one of Hammerhead's gang locations. Spider-Man agrees to create a distraction so she can sneak inside unseen.

## Story

Black Cat calls Spider-Man giving him a location, then hangs up before he can inquire more. Once there, she asks him to create a distraction, saying that a tip from an old friend told her that Hammerhead was keeping something valuable in the office above the bar, and that her son would be killed if she was seen there. Spider-Man draws the thugs out so she can sneak in.

After the two join forces, Black Cat reveals she has narrowed down the location of the vault where he son is being kept. When Spider-Man asks her if he is the father, she flirts with him instead and laments she was unable to give up thieving, before leaving and promising to call him if she needs help accessing the vault. Mary Jane Watson calls Spider-Man to tell him she is still decrypting the files on the laptop, and Spider-Man updates her. Meanwhile, Miles Morales updates Spider-Man, telling him he is playing basketball, and Spider-Man encourages him to keep his play believable, and promises to think about training Miles.

## Walkthrough

This is primarily a combat mission, though after reaching the entrance Black Cat points to, stealth can be used to thin out the number of guards. The battle is relatively lengthy, and later into the mission, brutes, and Gatling gun brutes appear. When the Gatling gun brutes appear, Black Cat will also join the battle, helping fight the smaller thugs.

Web Bombs and Impact Webs are useful against the other brutes when used in enclosed spaces. The Suspension Matrix can be used both for the Web Bomb combo and for putting a few thugs out of commission while focusing down the larger brutes.

After this, citywide activities must be done before the next and final mission, "Follow the Money", is complete, at which point Mary Jane calls Spider-Man when she has decryped the laptop.
Advanced Tech Suit

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The **Advanced Tech Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It is a free suit provided as part of the 1.9 update for the game. It does not possess an associated suit nor visor mods.

## Characteristics

While retaining Miles’ Classic Suit patterns and colours, with some differences, the suit is heavily inspired from Peter Parker’s Iron Spider Suit from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, while having a similar fabric of the body suit as Peter’s Anti-Ock Suit.

The Advanced Tech Suit places an emphasis on hard surface armour plates for a sleeker design for Miles. But, it still keeps recognizable touchstones from Miles’ iconic look, pulling inspiration from the comics like the red chevron design and general colour blocking. The logo on the front and the back is a resemblance to the Purple Reign Suit. It also has small lights on parts of the suit. Apart from the lights parts of the logo are also lit up but only visible during the night.

## Styles

* **Color 1**: Default color scheme
* **Color 2:** Suit is blue with the Spider-Logo colored red. It resembles Miguel O'Hara's Spider-Man 2099 Black Suit.
* **Color 3**: The suit is white with red logos. It's similar to the 4th colorway of Miles's Upgraded Suit.
* **Color 4:** The suit is all red.

Suit styles
Homemade Suit (Miles Morales)

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The **Homemade Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* and Marvel's Spider-Man 2. It is unlocked at level 11, and costs 8 Activity Tokens and 1 Tech Part in order to be crafted.

## Characteristics

The suit is a homemade suit, in which Miles wears a black ski mask with black goggles as the eye lens, a red shirt with white sleeves and a black web pattern, red gloves with black fingers, black sweatpants with red markings, and brown winter boots.

### Styles

* **Color 1:** The default color scheme.
* **Color 2:** Based on Miles's Classic Suit.
* **Color 3:** The shirt's torso is blue with a red web pattern. The goggles' straps are red with blue lens.
* **Color 4:** The markings on the shirt and pants are cyan blue, as are the goggles and gloves.

## Original appearance

The Homemade Suit depicts Miles' very first Spider-Man suit during an alternate telling of Earth-616's *Secret Invasion* event in *Spider-Man Annual* Vol. 2 (October 2016).
Fritz von Meyer

**Swarm** was a villain briefly referenced off screen in Marvel's Spider-Man, and appears physically in both the comics *Marvel's Spider-Man: City at War*, and *Marvel’s Spider-Man: Velocity*.

## History

### City at War

Swarm, a villain which Spider-Man had fought before, battled Spider-Man on the streets of New York, launching torrents of bees at him while Spider-Man caught them in webs. He was eventually defeated by Spider-Man when he was tied up in webbing and electrocuted with Electric Webs. Swarm was then taken into police custody.

### Marvel's Spider-Man

During one of his podcasts J. Jonah Jameson mentions a “Nazi made of bees” in New York.

### Velocity

Spider-Man was called to the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens to face Swarm again, webbing him up and getting a few hits on him, however, one of Swarm's bees stung Spider-Man which led to a quick escape for Swarm. This encounter led Spider-Man to come up with and design his Velocity Suit. Later, Swarm took up residence inside a honey factory, constructing a large honeycombed trap in the middle to keep the factory workers captive. Afterwards, Spider-Man in his new Velocity Suit running too fast to be perceived, rescued the factory workers and webbed up Swarm for the police.
Into the Spider-Verse Suit (Miles Morales)

Use this mod to peer into the Spider-Verse and visualize combat sound effects as they appear on a different Earth!

### Suit Mod

**Vibe the Verse**
 Use this mod to leap into the Spider-Verse and cause the attached suit to mimic the aesthetic of a different Earth!

## Behind the scenes

### Original appearance

*Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*

The **Into the Spider-Verse Suit** is a suit players may equip for Miles Morales in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

It is part of the "Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales Launch Edition Pre-order Pack" for the game that grants players instant access to two different suits, three skill points and a gadget. Due to being a movie suit, it does not posses any suit styles.

## Characteristics

Design-wise, the physical appearance of the suit is based on that of Miles' default look, complete with color scheme of black with red highlights. On this suit, however, the red highlights are much more vibrant in color than on the default look. Unlike the Classic Suit and most of its other iterations (such as Animated Suit), this suit is repainted from Peter Parker's Into the Spider-Verse style Classic Suit.

### Gadget Mods / Unique Features

In *Miles Morales*, both of these properties serves as gadget mods, while in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, it serves as a unique feature while wearing this costume, the same goes for other *Spider-Verse* trilogy-related costumes when turning on Screen Effect options **Film Style Animation** and **Comic Book Effects** separately:

* **Visor Mod**: The suit comes with the **Bam! Pow! Wham!** Visor Mod, replacing most realistic hit effects with those of comic-based combat hit effects.
* **Suit Mod**: The suit comes with the **Vibe the Verse** Suit Mod, which alters Miles's frame rate movements to match the film's frame rate.

## Original appearance

The suit is based on Miles Morales' second costume of his own design, used only at the climax of the 2018 animated film *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*. It was created after Wilson Fisk killed Aaron Davis, when the latter regretfully learn his nephew is the second Spider-Man, then Miles takes advices from his displaced Spider-Allies besides alternate Peter about the first cost of being a Spider-Hero.
Haley Harvey

**Haley Harvey** is an original character created for the comic series *Marvel’s Spider-Man: Velocity*.

## History

Haley Harvey was born a few months before her father, James Harvey, was killed when he lost control over his powers and set himself and their apartment on fire.

### Powers and Abilities

Seemingly inheriting her father's gift of superspeed, Haley can also increase her speed in response to stress, to the point where it can become uncontrollable and her body ignites on fire, which can prove fatal if left unchecked. She also appears to possess Superhuman Strength and Durability.