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Financial Shock

## Trophy

**Shock and Awe**
Defeat Shocker

**Financial Shock** is the fourteenth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Spider-Man learns that Shocker has escaped prsion, and must chase him. According to the games demo the mission was originally a side quest.

## Story

After helping out at one of Harry Osborn's research stations, Spider-Man receives a call from Yuriko Watanabe that the Shocker has escaped police custody, having apparently been let out by a guard, and is robbing again. On the way there, he receives a call from Mary Jane Watson where she explains the Inner Demons have attempted to fill the vacuum left by Wilson Fisk.

Upon meeting Shocker in the bank, a battle ensues. During the fight, Spider-Man gains enough information to determine that Shocker is working, under duress, for the Inner Demons. Spider-Man successfully apprehends Shocker at the bank, and remarks that Shocker's fear suggests the Inner Demons are something to be feared too. He calls Yuri to inform her, and she says he will be escorted to the Raft.

## Walkthrough

After arriving at the waypoint, the boss battle against Shocker begins after a short cutscene. The fight consists of plenty of dodging, as Shocker uses not only an electrical blast from a distance, but an area-of-effect when he lands near Spider-Man. The best time to strike is when he has temporarily exhausted his energy and is standing still — his bubble will be flickering. In this instance, throw an object (a piece of debris) against him and then attack.

During the second part of the fight, after Shocker escapes from being webbed the first time, he then starts using a tremor-type ability. It is important for players to stay off the ground as much as possible if in his line of fire. During the tremor attack, he is vulnerable to slinging items at him from above will stop this, after which Spider-Man is free to descend and attack as usual. Repeat this until the next phase.

During the final phase of the fight, Shocker will remain still but fire fairly quickly. Spider-Man will need to keep dodging the attacks until there are brief pauses. During these, Spider-Man can take advantage of these to web-pull the supports above him that hold the world in place. Once these are gone, the art falls atop Shocker. He will try to break free using his suit, but it will bust and explode in the process.

After the battle, downtime occurs in which a side mission or two can be completed before the next story mission, "Wheels within Wheels", begins.
Humanitarian Aid

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## Mission details

### Followed by

Trust Issues

**Humanitarian Aid** is the fifth main mission in the "Silver Lining" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Spider-Man meets and protects David Obademi, who is trying to secure humanitarian aid for Symkaria.

The mission has no immediate followup, but the Olympus Hideouts leading to side mission "Aiding a Human" continue its story.

## Story

Spider-Man hears about an assault in progress from the police dispatch, and upon reaching it, he sees Hammerhead's crew attacking David Obademi. After protecting him, David thanks him for the help and tells him about his quest to send humanitarian supplies to Symkaria, telling him Hammerhead has stolen most of the supplies after the attack. Spider-Man promises to look out for more if he finds any.

## Walkthrough

The mission is a simple combat mission near the truck, and the usual web gadgets and melee combat can defeat them. Once done, a call from Mary Jane Watson leads to "Trust Issues", the next mission.
Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man App

## Trophies

**Five Star Review**
Complete all FNSM app requests

**Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man**
Complete all FNSM requests

The **Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man App**, (a.k.a FNSM App) is an app made by Ganke Lee. The app will automatically notify you of the various crimes and activities happening across New York City, and completing these will provide you with experience and rewards.

It lets New Yorkers directly request help from an available Spider-Man between Peter Parker and Miles Morales, and report crimes in progress.

## Features

Miles Morales
In *Miles Morales*, completing all of the app's exclusive side missions will reward Miles with a thank you gift from its users and the Uptown Pride Suit.

Marvel's Spider-Man 2

In *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, the FNSM app gets a new upgraded look, and the side missions have new icons next to the text. Players can also switch between two Spider-Men.

However, like the main missions, some missions are exclusive to a specific Spider-Man, and some Spider-Men cannot be switch places each other if one of them is unavailable in specific story progression levels.

In the first progress, due to Sandman's rampage the use of FNSM app being briefly rendered useless until Ganke helps Spider-Men to restore the city's network locations that has been hit and blocked by one of Sandman's sands.

## Activities

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### *Miles Morales*

#### Crimes

Even before the app was developed, crime fighting is already available after completing the Parting Gift mission. However, unlike the first game, crime fighting in this game can be selected anytime after completing Harlem Trains Out of Service.
Future Foundation Suit

The **Future Foundation 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

The Future Foundation Suit utilizes a black and white color scheme. The black segments are on the outer sides of the body, split at regular intervals while the white scheme stretches from the feet to the torso and all around the arms. The face is nearly completely white save for the reflective eye lenses, which are detachable from the face mask. The black marking all covers the inside wrists and hands while the outside is pure white. There are also torso line marks at each rib cage section. The black coloring all stems from the spider insignia on the chest, spread throughout its eight legs.

## Original appearance

For more background of Future Foundation Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Future Foundation Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
The Future Foundation Suit first appeared in *FF* #1, in which Spider-Man joins the Future Foundation following the apparent death of the Human Torch.
Dmitri Smerdyakov

**Dmitri Smerdyakov**, also known as **Chameleon**, is an antagonist in *Marvel's Spider-Man* series. He is the half-brother of Sergei Kravinoff. In *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, Kraven begins his great hunt on heroes and villains alike at New York, targeting Dmitri as well.

## History

### Past

Chameleon is one of the villains Spider-Man had encountered early in his career.

### Marvel's Spider-Man

Chameleon is one of the few people to be mistaken for another Spider-Man copycat, who later proves to be a normal disciple of Chikara Dojo trying to dress up as a Spider-Man to do heroic deeds, until the real Spider-Man helps him fights off Wilson Fisk's men, who are out for the real Spider-Man's blood in retaliation for Fisk's downfall.

## Characteristics

His true face his unknown. His current disguise is that of an Asian man.

### Powers and Abilities

Sometimes later, he developed a technology to properly disguise his face.

## Original appearance

For more background of Dmitri Smerdyakov throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Chameleon** and the **original appearance of Dmitri Smerdyakov** on the **Marvel Database**
Into the Spider-Verse Suit (Peter Parker)

## Gameplay information

### Requires

All missions, side missions, and citywide activities in "Silver Lining" complete

## Behind the scenes

### Original appearance

*Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*

The **Into the Spider-Verse Suit** is a suit players can unlock in the "Silver Lining" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It is obtained by completing all missions up to and including One Plus One Equals Win, as well as all side missions and citywide activities on the map. It does not possess an associated suit power.

## Characteristics

Based on the suit worn by Peter Parker in the movie *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*, this suit is very heavily based on the Classic Suit, red and blue highlights and all. Unlike most other suits, however, it alters the physical build of Spider-Man to match his appearance in the movie. It also features the same expressive eye lenses as the Vintage Comic Book Suit, changing shape to emote rather using shutters. The eye lenses are also much larger than on most other suits, and the colors are noticeably brighter. The suit has no associated suit power.

## Original appearance

The suit is based upon the traditional Spider-Man costume as depicted in the 2018 animated film *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*.

## Trivia

* Due to not returning as a suit in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, it is currently the only *Spider-Verse* movie trilogy-related suit to have not receive both Bam! Pow! Wham! and Vibe The Verse suit features.
Family Business Suit

* Default
* Style 1
* Style 2
* Style 3

The **Family Business Suit** is a suit players can unlock for Miles Morales in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## Characteristics

This suit is nearly identical to Aaron Davis's Black Iron Spider Suit. The shin guards have been removed, The logo and eyes are modified from the original Iron Spider.

Styles
* **Color 1:** The default color scheme.
* **Color 2:** Parts of the black are replaced with green
* **Color 3:** Colors are changed to purple and green referencing Prowler
* **Color 4:** The hands and boots are replaced with red, referencing Miles' own Iron Spider Suit

Suit styles
### Unique Finishers

Similar to the Progammable Matter 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.
Brooklyn Visions Academy Suit

The **Brooklyn Visions Academy Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. It is unlocked at level 8, and can only be purchased after completing Time to Rally mission.

## Characteristics

It is simply Miles’ Classic Suit, in addition to:

* Open buttoned academy jacket uniform
* Pair of red-black sneakers, similar to the ones worn for his Sportswear Suit
* A headphone and a backpack

## Original Appearance

Brooklyn Visions Academy Suit is based on the uniform worn by Miles Morales during his first high school academic life in *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse* (December 2018).
Home Sweet Home

**Home Sweet Home** is the sixteenth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. After a hard day as Spider-Man, Peter Parker returns to his apartment, only to find that he has been evicted and his belongings removed.

## Story

Upon finding out that he is evicted, Parker has no choice but to call sanitation to figure out where the dump truck is so he can recover his possessions. He calls about dumpster 64476 to track his USB Spidey-Drive, believing it more important than his other possessions. When he arrives at the final location, he finds thugs in the area, and rescues the worker who allows him to dig through the trash. It is not long before he recovers a USB drive, upon which is the schematics for the Web Bomb. After constructing the Bomb, a new fight enables players to use it for the first time.

Successful, Spider-Man then heads off to the apartment of Mary Jane Watson, hoping for a place to sleep. When an alert comes through showing that her story about Jefferson Davis just got published, he decides to go elsewhere, thinking she must be busy with work.

## Walkthrough

The mission consists of Spider-Man swinging through the city and checking out various locations, the first of which is the sanitation department. This can be entered via an air duct on the left side of the building. For the next location, two trucks are investigated near West Chinatown, before the final location, the incinerator.

Upon arriving at the final location, thugs are already in the area, which must be dealt with. Dig through the trash after the worker gives permission, and upon finding a USB, the Web Bomb is then unlocked. A new fight enables players to use it for the first time. Using the Web Bomb near surfaces, such as walls, or against downed enemies can web them in place and take them out; against enemies not near surfaces, it can web them greatly to allow them to be finished off with another move (such as a Web Throw).

Once the mission ends, swing to Mary Jane's apartment to end the mission. Immediately, a call opens the next mission, "Stakeout".
Anti-Ock Suit

* Default
* Style 1
* Style 2
* Style 3

The **Anti-Ock Suit** is a suit players can unlock in *Marvel's Spider-Man and Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. This is one of the few free suits in the game that is granted via mission progression, handed to players at the start of Pax in Bello. The suit comes with the **Resupply** special power.

## History

After his second encounter with Doctor Octopus, in which he is brutalized by the fallen scientist, Spider-Man realizes that he, as Peter Parker, had helped to design the neural interface allowing Otto to control his new robotic tentacles. Acting quickly, he makes his way to Otto's old lab, and utilizes the materials and lab equipment to help him craft this new suit in order to defeat Otto. The new suit allows Spider-Man to best Doctor Octopus and finally defeat him, but not before the suit is badly damaged during the fight.

The suit is later repaired for regular usage.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The Anti-Ock suit appears as an armored version of the Advanced Suit, and is thus similar to the latter in terms of design. It is colored black with yellow highlights, featuring a large yellow spider insignia as well as glowing yellow eye lenses. This color scheme mirrors that of Doctor Octopus' tentacles, emphasizing how this suit is designed specifically for fighting him and his robotic limbs. The yellow highlights on the suit glow when the suit is worn at night or in dark areas. The eye shape closely resembles the eyes from the Webbed Suit.

### Suit power

When activated, the Resupply power that unlocks with the suit allows Spider-Man to continuously regenerate ammo for his gadgets when used.

### Styles

* **Color 1:** The default color scheme.
* **Color 2:** The suit and highlights are white.
* **Color 3:** The suit is red with white highlights.
* **Color 4:** The suit and highlights are green.
Curtain Call

## Trophy

**Veloci-Skates**
Chase Tinkerer through the city

**Curtain Call** is a mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. In this mission, Miles Morales reveals his identity to Tinkerer.

## Story

Miles' plan is to figure to what Phin's plans are with Nuform and take it from her too. The Nuform is being housed in an auditorium, to access it Miles defeats the enemies in the area and drains the generators that were preventing him from getting in. Once he's inside Miles attempts to take the Nuform from the large container concealing by charging up generators, however Tinkerer and her goons show up before he could obtain it.

Miles then subdues the enemies and then continues to take the vial of Nuform, but Tinkerer swats him away effortlessly. This causes Miles to have no choice but to chase Tinkerer throughout Manhattan leaving a destructive path behind her. Once caught up with her, Tinkerer unveils her programmable matter sword and threatens Miles' life. Before this happened however Miles unmasks himself, leaving Phin in shock.

## Walkthrough

Head to the waypoint and defeat the enemies, use the Venom Energy to charge the generators in the area, afterwards venom smash the roof to access the building. Pull the gears, web it in place and then crawl through the space available until you access the room where the Nuform is kept. To pull back curtain, charge the generators by connecting tethers together. Once during the chase segment of the mission simply follow Tinkerer throughout Manhattan while dodging explosions until you've caught up with her.
Breaking Through the Noise

**Breaking Through the Noise** is a mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*.

## Story

Depressed by his decision to reveal his identity to Phin, Miles calles his Uncle Aaron for advice. Aaron suggests a distraction in the form of completing the mixtape he and his brother never finished. Once he collected a sound sample, Miles asks Aaron why he and Jefferson separated. Aaron then promises to tell Miles the entire story once the latter finishes the mixtape.

## Walkthrough

Swing over to the docks to begin the mission Aaron (as the Prowler) will give you a USB containing the needed sample. After the cutscene ends, find the hologram with a pre-recorded message, identified by a floating green jumble, to begin the scan. The sound sample needed is a buoy to the left of the warehouse. Holding L2, find the correct volume as getting too close to the buoy will not work. Once in a correct spot, press R3 to record the sound. The mission ends once you find the sample.
James Howlett

**James "Logan" Howlett**, also known as the **Wolverine**, is the protagonist of the upcoming game *Marvel's Wolverine*. He is a violent mutant with a high-speed healing factor and adamantium-laced skeleton.

## History

### Early history

James Howlett's mutant blood manifested in Alberta, Canada, centuries ago. Centuries later after World War II, Wolverine became a test subject of the Weapon X project where his skeleton is laced with Adamantium, a metal substance that is similarly indestructible as Vibranium. Most of his closest allies and enemies called him "Logan" while in civilian life.

## Characteristics

Logan is a dark-haired Caucasian adult, wearing a red and white flannel shirt and a cowboy hat. He is of short stature with a stocky, muscular build. Logan is somewhat violent and very serious. As he was also born a mutant, Wolverine has with two primary powers powers, which are his bone claws and his ability to self-regenerate.

Wolverine's bone claws are his primary weapon. Wolverine has three claws which can be unsheathed from each hands’ forearms. These claws are retractable at will. As a result from the Weapon X program experiment, Wolverine's entire skeleton, including his bone claws has been laced over with a metal called Adamantium.

Wolverine also has a defensive power which is his ability to heal and regenerate damage skin, limbs and bones at a fast rate. It also slows his aging process, allowing him to live for centuries.

## Original appearance

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

James Howlett made his debut in *The Incredible Hulk #180* on July 2, 1974. Sometime after his debut, Howlett was re-introduced in *Giant Size X-Men #1* in May 1975, as the team's well-known associate member.

## Notes

1. ↑ Officially confirmed to be within the *Marvel's Spider-Man* series and universe.

## References

1. ↑ Insomniac Games (TBD). *Marvel's Wolverine*. PlayStation 5. Sony Interactive Entertainment.
2. ↑ Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and Marvel’s Wolverine revealed (Highlighted text)
3. ↑ *Incredible Hulk Vol 1 180* on Marvel Database
Finally Free

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## Mission details

### Followed by

Together

**Finally Free** is the thirtieth main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Midtown.
Hybrid Suit

The **Hybrid 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 in Update 1.0006 of 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 6. Also, due to being a movie suit, it does not posses any unique suit styles.

## Characteristics

The Hybrid Suit consists of the MCU's Upgraded Suit with some nanites from the Iron Spider Suit added over it that form a golden spider emblem in the front and back of the suit, also, the black highlights the suit had become dark blue for some reason, and a few red lines are crossing those parts.

## 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*.

The suit is conceived after the nanites used to control Doctor Octopus' tentacles were retrieved back to Peter. Following May Parker's death at the hands of Green Goblin, Peter uses this suit, with the help from his two older counterpart from modern Marvel live action universes prior to the Marvel Cinematic Universe to prepare for their final battle against all of the Spider-Man villains from other dimensions on Liberty Island where the Liberty Statue now has Captain America's Shield since his presumed sacrifice back in *Avengers: Endgame*.

After Doctor Strange casts a spell to make the world forget Peter Parker had ever existed in order to send the villains and other Spider-Men home, Peter later abandons this suit in favor of a much simpler homemade suit lacking any Stark technology, while fully akin to those of iconic comic book Classic Suit, Webbed Suit, and Amazing Suit 2.
Arachnid Rider Suit

The **Arachnid Rider Suit** is a suit in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It is a free suit provided as part of the 1.19 update for the game. It does not possess an associated suit power.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The suit is heavily inspired from Tokusatsu and manga/anime medias, hence the similarities to the Kamen Rider franchise in the design. The suit is heavily influenced in design by Kamen Rider Thouser from the *Kamen Rider Zero-One* series

Much like the Vintage Comic Book Suit, Peter Parker and Miles Morales's *Into the Spider-Verse* suits, the Spider-Clan Suit, and the Animated Suit, it alters Spider-Man's physical appearance. In Arachnid Rider Suit's case, the shades matches the art-styles from manga/anime.
Jury Rigging

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## Mission details

### Rewards

25 XP
 Unlocks Hammerhead Crimes

### Followed by

Last Stand

**Jury Rigging** is the third main mission in the "Turf Wars" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Spider-Man helps the police dispatch escort a witness who is testifying against Hammerhead.

Completion of this mission unlocks new Hammerhead Crimes.

## Story

When Spider-Man arrives at the dispatch, he finds the police debating if they should call for backup due to how short the drive is, but chooses to follow along closely. The police remain doubtful that anything will happen, until they are attacked along the way. Spider-Man saves the witness and defeats the thugs.

## Walkthrough

Following the vehicle for a little, several Hammerhead thugs block the road, including a few with guns, brutes, and some with shields. Saving Focus against the jetpack thugs is best as they are most difficult to defeat, while the normal thugs and brutes are defeated easily with gadgets.

When the mission is complete, Yuriko Watanabe calls Spider-Man and the next mission, "Last Stand", is available. Additionally, new crimes are available around the city including crimes similar to this where Spider-Man must follow a witness' car before battling thugs near the end.
Breakthrough

**Breakthrough** is the thirty-fourth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Otto Octavius calls Peter Parker back to his lab for some exciting news, only for a project to go sour.

## Story

Once Peter arrives, he finds that the Doctor has already utilized an intra-cranial neural network to attach and use his prosthetic arms, giving him neuro-transmission speeds under one nanosecond, faster than signals traveling inside the brain.

When Peter examines the interface, he notices there are errors with cascading voltage spikes in the motor complex, doubting if he can fix it. The interface gives a 38.7% probability of seizures, 40.4% probability of short-term memory loss, and 62.3% probability of long-term memory loss. Peter than expresses concerns that the neural web was not isolating his motor neurons and that Otto has not tested it enough. This angers Otto, who says he "does not feel like a failure" for the first time in his life, before Otto calms down after Peter reminds him he is not a failure and promises that they are close.

Otto thanks Peter as he leaves, before the news report comes on in which Norman Osborn claims credit for the apprehension of Martin Li. Otto smashes the television with one of his robotic arms in rage.

## Walkthrough

After reaching the lab and after a cutscene, players will be tasked with completing a trio of circuit puzzles to set things right. Regardless of the success in these projects, the outcome will be the same. Once the cutscene ends, the next mission, "Reflection", is available.
Isaac Delaney

**Dr. Isaac Delaney** is a minor character in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. He is a scientist and college professor who worked with Norman Osborn on Project GR-27. This work led him to be targeted by Mister Negative.

## History

The Department Chair of the Genetics, Biotechnology, and Analytical Chemistry departments at Empire State University, Delaney at some point was commissioned by Oscorp to work with Dr. Morgan Michaels on Project GR-27. The Inner Demons learned about this after targeting Charles Standish, and Spider-Man learned this shortly after rescuing him.

In "Back to School", Isaac Delaney attended a costume party at Empire State Universe while dressed as the Lizard. The Inner Demons took him before Spider-Man could get to him. Under the effects of Mister Negative's corruption, Delaney revealed he was working with Dr. Morgan Michaels. Mister Negative then had him shoot himself.

## Citations

1. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man*, "Spider-Hack"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Back to School"
3. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Up the Water Spout..."

## References

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

**Getting Deep** is the seventh main mission in the "Silver Lining" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. With Black Cat giving Spider-Man the location of Hammerhead's Olympus Hideouts, Spider-Man knows where Silver Sable is being held and travels there to free her.

## Story

Spider-Man heads to the sewers where the base is located. After heading through the sewers and an abandoned subway platform to reach the base, Spider-Man learns about Project Olympus at one of Hammerhead's base.

In one old recording at the base, Hammerhead demands an Oscorp scientist work for Hammerhead or he will be made a test subject. In another, impressed by how Sable International took over the city so quickly, Hammerhead plans to steal more and wishes to lure Silver Sable there to get all the equipment he needs. In a third, Hammerhead, after nearly dying at Yuriko Watanabe's hands, demands the Oscorp scientist make him less human to make him indestructible.

Spider-Man finds Silver Sable tortured by a Hammerhead thug, who used a drill in her shoulders to torture her. When Spider-Man frees her, Silver Sable thanks him but initially responds that she works alone, but Spider-Man eventually convinces her they should work together by saying he knows a way to beat him. The two both come to the realization that Hammerhead's plate in his head is carbon steel and thus sensitive to heat, and she promises to call him for more.

## Walkthrough

The first segment of the mission is a traversal section as Spider-Man must swing through the sewers to reach the abandoned subway platform. This is a mostly linear area, and Point Launches make it quick.

After reaching the abandoned subway platform, several Hammerhead men patrol the area. These can either be taken out with stealth or by engaging in combat. It is best to take the snipers out with stealth either way. To take out the men on the floor with stealth, using yankable objects for distraction is effective to then pick them off; through combat, the usual mix of melee and web gadgets is effective.

Once the subway platform is cleared of thugs, to proceed, Spider-Man must yank the large subway car free and then head through following the yellow wire. This is another linear traversal section and then to the base of operations. Clearing out a few thugs here allows Spider-Man to then inspect the recordings left behind to learn about Project Olympus. Hearing three recordings and inspecting the blueprints unlocks the next segment, another linear traversal.

Reaching Silver Sable leads to a brief cutscene and then a battle commences, in which Silver Sable fights alongside Spider-Man. This is a longer battle against a group of Sable-armed thugs, where the usual battle tactics apply.

Once the battle is complete, a cutscene ends the mission. Peter will notice the presence of yellow tape nearby, starting the Mysterious Mystery mission. Afterwards, Citywide activities must be complete before Sable calls Spider-Man for the next mission, "One Plus One Equals Win".
A Matter of Debate

**A Matter of Debate** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Completion of "Over His Head" is required to unlock this mission. To start the mission, talk to Phillip Chang in Greenwich.

Phillip Chang needs Spider-Man's help once more. This time the entire Debate Club is missing. Phillip's internet search revealed a photograph that includes the club's president Henry near the Brooklyn Bridge.

At the scene, Spider-Man finds several corrupted students whacking at a truck's leaking gas load with crowbars and baseball bats. Every time they hit the truck, it's causing sparks, and Spider-Man is concerned that an explosion would take out a city block. Defeat the students and talk to Henry to complete the mission.
Carnage

**Carnage** is a Symbiote that appeared in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## History

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

The symbiote wasn't seen until Spider-Man was forced to derail a train, owned by Oscorp. It was revealed that Cletus Kasady, a cult leader, knew about the Symbiote and obtained Carnage from the cargo aboard. He was last seen fleeing with several of his followers and the alien in a helicopter.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

Carnage is an alien symbiote, composed of red and black tendrils, unlike Venom, whose body consists of black and white.

### Abilities

Like Venom, Carnage is a sentient shapeshifting alien lifeform, requiring a host to survive and as such, can morph his body into a variety of different weapons, as well as mimic the look and feel of clothing. He also enhances the hosts physical attributes, such as healing, strength, speed, stamina, agility and durability.
Dinner Date

**Dinner Date** is the twenty-fourth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Mary Jane Watson calls Peter Parker, confirming their dinner date plans and offering to go to the store to pick up some things so he can cook. Once there, Mary Jane describes her story from earlier in the day.

## Story

Peter arrives at Mary Jane's apartment to cook dinner, having promised it to her earlier when he called her after finding the Devil's Breath file in Martin Li's office at the F.E.A.S.T. shelter. Upon arriving, Mary Jane lets Peter know that she went to the address of one of Martin Li's properties earlier in the day, handing Peter a GPS tracker she recovered.

Mary Jane then describes her story from when she went there earlier in the day. She described finding a group of armed bikers in the warehouse, a large vehicle under construction, military-grade equipment, and the fact that Tombstone works for Li. She describes Tombstone beat up a welder named Rick who is broke an unknown project, and then how she entered the warehouse office, took pictures of blueprints for an armored personnel carrier, and took a GPS tracker.

After Mary Jane finishes her story, Peter gives MJ a stun device, finishes cooking his chicken curry, and shares his information on the Devil's Breath file. She also suggests they team up and become partners. While in the middle of cooking, an alert comes in about Charles Standish, Oscorp's CFO, and he has to leave. While swinging, MJ calls him to compliment his curry, before giving him information on Standish, including his art collection.

## Walkthrough

After "A Fresh Start", players have some time on their hands before the next phone call, so are free to roam the city to pick up side missions and citywide activities before Mary Jane calls, and entering her apartment begins the mission.

At the apartment, a cutscene begins, leading to the players controlling Mary Jane; this is very much a stealth mission, and being spotted means failure. Players can use objects to distract thugs, but most take care to avoid walking into boxes or over broken glass. Otherwise, waypoints must be followed to complete the objective.

Upon completing it, a cutscene occurs in the present, ending the mission and leading to the next, "Up the Water Spout...", with MJ calling Peter to give information on the way.
Back to the Beginning

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## Mission details

### Rewards

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**Back to the Beginning** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. It is only available after collecting all Sound Samples and completion of the story mission Tinker Tailor Spider Spy .Once players completed the mission, they will unlock the Purple Reign Suit.

## Description

Miles meets Aaron Davis to talk about memories with his father. He recounts a time where they went around New York and recorded different sounds to make a new sample. He tasks Miles to go around the city and record the sounds in order to recreate their mix. After finding all the sound samples, Miles goes to Aaron's hideout and sees a locker. The way to open the locker is to play the mix and opens up, earning Miles the Purple Reign Suit.
Homemade Suit (Peter Parker)

The **Homemade Suit** appears as an unlockable suit in *Marvel's Spider-Man* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. To unlock it in the first game, players need to find all the Backpacks, enabled after completing the mission Something Old, Something New. It does not possess an associated suit power. In the sequel, due to being a movie suit, it does not possess any suit styles.

## Characteristics

As its name suggests, the Homemade Suit has the appearance of having been made by Peter himself using whatever resources he had available. It consists primarily of a red sleeveless hoodie with a small black spider-emblem at its center, a blue sweatsuit underneath, a pair of fingerless black and red gloves.

It also has red boots, and a red ski mask with goggles on the eyes. While it doesn't appear to be as technologically advanced as many of the other suits featured in the game, it retains the expressive shutter eyes as others.

## Original appearance

The suit is modeled after Peter Parker's very first Spider-Man suit in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It is first seen in *Captain America: Civil War*, and later appears in *Spider-Man: Homecoming*.

In *Homecoming*, due to his Stark Suit being confiscated by Tony Stark, Peter is forced to use this suit to stop Vulture and his operations.
Darren Shipman

**Darren Shipman** is an antagonist in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## History

Darren established himself as a rich businessman in New York City. His father was a producer and helped to establish the careers of several musicians in the city during his life. Darren inherited his father's money and developed an interest in becoming a doner for the Manhattan Museum of Contemporary Art. He set about gaining a connection with the museum by developing a relationship with the museum's curator, Angela,

He arranged to meet Angela to verify how secure the museum was, wanting to ensure his donations would be safe. However, the museum was hacked and suffered a security problem that Miles Morales, as Spider-Man, helped fix. However, criminals escaped with several of the exhibits. Darren admitted this theft caused him to lose faith in the museum project and he removed his promise to provide funding.

However, as revealed in "Hard Bop", Darren had secretly setup the theft himself. He formed an agreement with criminal Louis, promising him and his gang payment to steal the exhibits for him. He was especially obsessed with Charlie Parker's saxophone. He met with the gang, only to learn Spider-Man had captured Louis and had lost the saxophone. Outraged, Darren berated the criminals and claimed his promised payment was cancelled. At that moment, Spider-Man arrived and confronted the group, beating up the criminals.

Spider-Man then confronted Darren, who lied that the vigilante had got it wrong and that he was actually trying to get the exhibits back. Unconvinced, Spider-Man chased Darren, who fled in his car. After fighting off some more criminals, Spider-Man eventually stopped Darren's car and webbed him up on a building. Darren explained he stole the exhibits because, in his eyes, they belonged to his father given his hand in helping the musicians succeed. Unconvinced, Spider-Man insisted they were the community's to have, not his, and that the community's music was for everyone, regardless of who helped make it. The police then arrived and arrested Darren.

## Characteristics

Darren was a Caucasian male with a circle beard. He tended to wear a suit and smart shoes. Darren could present himself as a businessman who was interested in the preservation of musical history. However, this hid his true image as a selfish man who believed his family's inheritance usurped the community and had no qualms associating himself with criminals to get what he wanted.
Gloria Davila

**Gloria Davila** is a character in the *Marvel's Spider-Man* series. She was a homeless woman who joined F.E.A.S.T. after being saved by Spider-Man, before becoming the manager of its F.E.A.S.T. North shelter in Harlem. Gloria is a good friend of both Peter Parker and Miles Morales.

## History

### *Marvel's Spider-Man*

In "Keeping the Peace" in *Marvel's Spider-Man* series, Gloria was surrounded by a group of Wilson Fisk's thugs in Chinatown, who attacked her for snitching. Spider-Man saved her and recommended she joined F.E.A.S.T., which she declined originally as she was opposed to charity, but was persuaded when he mentioned they offer wheatcakes. Later, Gloria attended the birthday of May Parker in "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow".

At time after Martin Li left F.E.A.S.T. to begin his long-waited revenge on Norman Osborn, Gloria applied to work at a coffee bean shop, and was accepted there thanks to May's advice.[*citation needed*] Three months following the Devil's Breath outbreak, Gloria mourned May's death. Despite this, Gloria remained inspired by May's influences, choosing to live May's legacy. At the same time, when F.E.A.S.T. begin to expand across Manhattan, Gloria was offered to be the manager of its recently opened Northern branch at East Harlem, not far from Miles’ new apartment, which was once owned by his grandmother.[*citation needed*]

### *Miles Morales*

At some point before *Miles Morales*, Gloria became manager at F.E.A.S.T. North in East Harlem, and met her girlfriend Steff.

Gloria and Steff attended Rio Morales' campaign event "Time to Rally". In "Harlem F.E.A.S.T. Shut Down", Miles Morales' Spider-Man helped Gloria and Steff after Fisk had the plumbing fail to drive down its property value. She later spoke about this on J. Jonah Jameson's podcast.[*citation needed*]

During "The Battle For Harlem", Gloria helped Rio evacuate by evacuating F.E.A.S.T. during the Underground and Roxxon battle, helped by the Prowler who bought them time. After Spider-Man absorbed the Nuform reactor and saved the city, Gloria was among the Harlme citizens who kept Miles' identity from being exposed by the press. Gloria was later seen promoting F.E.A.S.T. North and greeting Miles following Simon Krieger's arrest.

## Citations

1. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Keeping the Peace"
2. ↑ *Miles Morales* menu § "My neighbors"
3. ↑ *Miles Morales* script § "Harlem F.E.A.S.T. Shut Down"
4. ↑ *Miles Morales* script § "The Battle For Harlem"

## 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.
Best There Is Suit

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* Style 1
* Style 2
* Style 3

## Gameplay information

### Suit Style

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The **Best There Is Suit** is a Wolverine-themed suit players may equip for Miles Morales in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## Characterics

This suit is a mix of Miles Morales's classic suit with element's of Wolverine's suits such as the mask's horns and the jacket.

Suit Styles

* **Color 1:** The default color scheme.
* **Color 2:** Classic yellow and brown suit with a red belt that replaces the red and black suit from *Giant X-Men*, where Wolverine first joins the team and becoming a well-known member.
* **Color 3:** X-Force's grey and black suit with red eyes.
* **Color 4:** Iconic yellow and blue suit with a red belt.

## Trivia

* This suit is included ahead of upcoming *Marvel's Wolverine*.
* This suit first appeared in What If...? Miles Morales Issue #2 in which Miles became Wolverine.
Into the Spider-Verse Noir Suit

The **Into the Spider-Verse Noir Suit** appears as an unlockable suit for Peter Parker in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. In the game, due to being a movie suit, it does not possess any unique suit styles.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

It is the same as original Noir Suit with some differences. Like other Spider-Verse trilogy Movie Suits, it alters the physical build of Spider-Man Noir to match his appearance in the movie. The version of Noir suit wears a trench coat which its original comic counterpart usually wears in original comic continuity. However, unlike its original counterpart, this Spider-Man Noir wears a hat, and the mask's face is almost identical to Classic Suit while retaining original Noir's aviator glasses.

### 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. The Spider Arms also become black in this suit.

## Original appearance

For more background of Into the Spider-Verse Noir Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Into the Spider-Verse Noir Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
The suit is based upon the Spider-Man Noir costume within the *Spider-Verse* trilogy, first depicted in the 2018 animated film *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*.
Cindy Moon

**Cindy Moon** is a supporting character in the *Marvel's Spider-Man* franchise, first introduced in the post-credits scene of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. She is the daughter of Albert Moon.

## History

Cindy Moon is a Korean-American teenage girl born to Albert Moon Sr. and Nari Moon.

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

A week following Sergei Kravinoff's "Great Hunt" and the symbiotes invasion on New York City orchestrated by Venom, Albert Moon Sr. visits the residence of his date Rio Morales, who alongside her son Miles and his girlfriend Hailey Cooper, have set up dinner amongst themselves. Upon meeting them at the entrance, Moon introduces the trio to Cindy, who similarly greets them.

## Characteristics

#### Appearance

Cindy Moon has a fair complexion, with short, black hair. She wears a red hoodie.

## Original appearance

For more background of Cindy Moon throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Silk** and the **original appearance of Cindy Moon** on the **Marvel Database**
In Marvel Comics, Cindy Moon, otherwise known by her vigilante alias **Silk**, was created by Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos, debuting in *The Amazing Spider-Man* (2014-15) #1 (April 2014). A student who was present at the infamous science exhibit demonstrating applications of radioactive rays, she was bitten by the exact same irradiated spider that previously bit 15-year old Peter Parker, bestowing upon him the superhuman abilities he would harness to become Spider-Man.

Despite similarly acquiring abilities of her own, Cindy was additionally capable of spinning organic webs, differentiating her from Parker's reliance on mechanical web shooters for similar tasks. Initially unable to control her powers, the Moon family was approached by Ezekiel Sims, who trained Cindy for six years on mastering her new abilities.

Immediately afterwards, Moon would be locked up by Sims to protect her from the arrival of Morlun and the Inheritors, multiversal beings who were determined to kill all individuals posessing a mystical link to the Web of Life and Destiny, namely other Spider-People like herself. Upon being freed by Peter as Spider-Man seven years later, Moon would discover her family had moved away in her absence. Determined to find answers as to her family's whereabouts while also using her powers to help her community, Moon produces a makeshift costume out of her organic webs and assumes the 'Silk' identity.