Avengers: Endgame and Spidey & His Amazing Friends are the two most-watched Marvel projects on Disney Plus, per THR.
➤ Cartoons have always been key for Marvel getting fans while they are young and growing with them. And pre-school show *Spidey and His Amazing Friends* is up there with *Endgame* as the two most-watched Marvel projects on Disney+. Well, the spinoff *Iron Man and his Awesome Friends* is now building out its roster of heroes, with Hawkeye making his appearance on this week's show. ([We got an early look here](https://click.email.hollywoodreporter.com/?qs=c01ed5c37702154c5c69332e4b1f4f29df8942910e395c89167dea30ef87201f47d435b6640f8359e2a816ae76f6a936ea2b17fd12e37310).)
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I'm pretty glad they don't pour it on heavy
Some plot points from Loki and Multiverse of Madness will definitely carry over but will almost certainly be explained entirely in the movie.
also I Never need an excuse to rewatch X-Men Days of Future Past as well. Watch the Rogue Cut!
I heard about it (...and it makes much more sense) but I thought they never released it... where can I find it?
Idgaf if it's for babies I'd watch the shit out of that
https://youtu.be/zi3qkSie1WY?feature=shared
I miss spider-man with other heroes. Firestar and iceman were so good
One interesting thing about it IMO is that it’s shifted how kids view the characters at baseline. My kid views the three Spiderpeople on equal footing, as a team—I don’t think he’d identify Peter as the “original” or having any kind of primacy. And he only knows Doc Ock and Electro as women.
I quite literally couldn’t give less of a shit about kids liking that show; they have no frame of reference. Better stories could be told without spiderverse horseshit constantly shoved down children’s throats the way it currently is. SM and his Amazing Friends is not any more popular than the most popular animated Spidey shows of the past, and quality-wise it is utter trash compared to the likes of Spectacular and even Friendly Neighborhood.
Look, dude; you may be cool with the idea that every kid is going to think all Spider-people are of similar quality and has shared history but I think that’s total horseshit and completely ruins what makes Spider-Man special as a character. The second spiderverse shit is brought in you are no longer telling actual Spidey stories.
A kid should look at a superhero and think "I want to be like them." That's what makes Spider-Man one of the greatest modern mythological characters. In most of his stories, he is one of the most pure examples of doing the right thing regardless of opposition and inspiring others to be better. The statement "I quite literally couldn't give less of a shit about kids liking that show" is a blatant admission that you don't give a fuck about what superheroes are supposed to be. You'd rather indulge in a power fantasy than inspire children. Spider-Man isn't for you. Maybe he used to be but you've very clearly turned into a shitty person since you care more about a character's history than inspiring 3 year olds to be empathetic and kind.
Which is why I think it's extremely important that Marvel makes cartoons aimed at kids. At the moment, I don't think there really is one. X-Men 97 is a nostalgia play, and Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man I don't think is gonna appeal to kids either.
One of the reasons why I think the FF aren't really significant anymore, they haven't had a popular cartoon really ever.
She won’t stop carrying it around and talking about how sweet daddy is for getting it. Absolutely heart-melting.
The show is meh with a super catchy theme, but how happy she is when she sees Rhino or Hulk, or when I hold her up to the ceiling singing “spider-baby, spider-baby, doin whatever a spider-baby does” is just incredible.
…I need to workshop the lyrics.