Spider-Man’s Suit Should Look Homemade

[@Eagercheetah20]

Fun fact: In the novelization of the first raimi Spider-Man film it’s explained that after the wrestling match Peter got a business card from the wrestler named the Flying Dutchman that was for his brother who is a professional tailor/costume maker and Peter would go to that guy to make his suits we see him wear in all 3 films

[@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259]

Oh all these years and I never knew that. Thank you

[@dupersuper6516]

If it applies, the TASM games did something similar where it was explained that gwen made his second suit.

[@t.j.1584]

This honestly would be interesting to think about. Like maybe that’s why his suit looks a bit different and more homemade in some areas in NWH, like the symbol, web patterns and the lenses. Cause those 3 suits were all damaged in his 3 movies, so he probably decided to sew his previously damaged suit from scratch and that’s why it looks the way it does.

[@Deadpool....]

though not officially confirmed as canon it does fill in that gap of "how?" that we didn't get to see

[@wearywanderer1912]

And how would he keep his secret safe then? If someone else made it, the person would know who Spider-Man is.

[@aklszkopek3470]

They tackled this problem in the daredevil perfectly. He just ordered the black suit from the internet. And when he needed a more protective suit e searches for the bullet proof suit making guy and made him do it for himself.

[@budgiecat9039]

It was the same thing for the Raimi movies but it wasnt explained on screen but in the novelization: a wrestlers brother who was a tailor, made Peter his suits

[@nofacedgoldfish6216]

My only issue with the homemade suit in Spider-Man is that it looks nothing like the normal Spider-Man costume. There is no webs on it, aside from the gloves, and Peter had no idea Tony was making him his own suit, meaning he had no input on how the costume should look. The traditional "Spider-Man" look he has, even his new homemade suit in the end of No Way Home, originates from a design he didn't even come up with. Had his homemade suit just had webs on the mask, gloves, and socks, similar to the 60's cartoon, and had the webs looked messy, it'd make total sense for Tony to refine the old design and applied it to the new suit, but instead, Spider-Man's traditional look wasn't even made by him in the MCU.

[@spacegoji1954]

It looks a lot like the scarlet spider suit tho and I love that suit, which is probably why I like the homemade suit so much

[@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259]

Yeah I agree. I don't even have an issue with the homemade suit but the design for the stark suit should've come from peter

[@nofacedgoldfish6216]

@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259 I wouldn't go that far. The Stark suit being made by Tony wasn't necessarily the problem, it's that the concept of the Stark Suit's design was made by Tony, while being a techy version of Spider-Man's main look. The homemade suit should have looked like a cheap version of the traditional costume, similar to Captain America's stage uniform or Scarlet Witch's Halloween costume, and Tony being like "Dang, I see your vision, let me help you with that," or have both Tony and Peter working on the Stark suit, as Pete is also smart enough to make the suit but can't due to resources being expensive.

[@nofacedgoldfish6216]

@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259 Did KZbin get rid of the (Edited) sign from edited comments? I could have sworn you said that the suit in Civil War should have been made by Peter, but now I think I am going crazy. EDIT: Edit test EDIT 2: Nope, YT didn't remove the (edited). I am just going crazy.

[@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259]

@@nofacedgoldfish6216 that's what I said. Peter should've created the design.

[@TyrantJaeger]

This is why I would've loved a live-action Spider-Man TV series. With a more stretched out story, they could focus on finer details like how Peter manages to make his suit on such a low budget. They could even show the evolution of its design. In the first season he'd start out with scrappy thrift store clothes before progressing to a hand-sewn comic-accurate costume. But in later seasons as he gains experience from each villain, we'd see him upgrade to spandex for flexibility, kevlar for protection, high-tech gadgets, eye lenses. A proper zero to hero journey.

[@PsychoMoFoGaming]

Eh, spiderman was always better when he wasnt batman and had 50 gadgets stored up his ass. Also, hot take but the lense eyes are dumb. Chronically spidermans eyes dont move, they are static lenses. They are meant to not only hide his identity but also to invoke fear and hide his emotions during a fight. The only reason why his eyes move in the comics is so that the artist can convey emotion. When the lenses move to match his emotions, it completely negates a whole 2/3rds of the purpose because now it also removes the fear factor. I hate how the MCU has retroactively redefined aspects of spiderman to the general audience in ways that worsen or lessen the character. Besides that a show 100% fits spiderman better than a movie. The depths of peter, the nuances of his relationships, and struggles are far to grand to fit in three 2hour movies. He is definitly a character who would greatly benifit from long form storytelling. And i completely agree that seeing an evolution of his suit over time would make for excellent symbolism and storytelling.

[@TyrantJaeger]

@@PsychoMoFoGaming Spider-Man was never supposed to have a fear factor. They don't call him "your friendly neighborhood" for nothing. Part of his appeal is that he always tries to come across as approachable, charming, and sometimes silly. This also makes his enemies underestimate him.

[@PsychoMoFoGaming]

@TyrantJaeger well that ignores literally nearly 60 years of comic history in which spiderman is intentionally trying to terrify crooks, intentionally drawn imposing panels, threatening to break bones....the damn ps4 spiderman game shows how he intimidates using body language. Criminals may not be terrified by him, but they are afraid of him and the mask helps portray that. Its been shown across media the mask being used imposingly. He even says so in a comic i use to own from the late 80s early 90s that a part of the reason for his eyes being the way they are on the mask is to be intimidating. You are talking...for some damned unknown reason... about his personality, when i was talking about the mask design. Get on the same page dog.

[@solaris7672]

@@PsychoMoFoGaming A good compromise could be that he disables the moving eyes when he's trying to be intimidating but has them on when he's just being your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man

[@PsychoMoFoGaming]

@solaris7672 woah woah woah....hold on a second.....youre onto something here...

[@cavespidergamingyt]

In the spider man 2002 transcript it says the guy on the stretcher’s brother is a tailor, and since Peter best Bonesaw, he had his brother make Peter a suit

[@battleframestudios8989]

That's a really cool detail.

[@ConcordiaJedi]

On some level, I agree. But homemade doesn't need to mean "thrown together" either. Remember that Peter is a genius. After tinkering around with new materials and ideas for suits, obviously, he's going to create something more streamlined and stylish while remaining functional. I absolutely buy that Andrew's Peter could make the TASM2 suit. It looks great, but you can tell that the materials are things you could buy at any craft store or online.

[@kwk111]

The raised webbing is what makes Andrew's suit look a little too fancy. Not that he necessarily COULDN'T do it, I just don't buy that he would, considering that flat webs would take way less effort and time, and he's supposed to be a busy guy.

[@user-uo8mx3cv5k]

He's a genius in engineering and chemistry. That doesn't give him the skills of a master tailor.

[@ConcordiaJedi]

@user-uo8mx3cv5k Its not insanely difficult to learn. Especially if you're as smart as Peter is.

[@user-uo8mx3cv5k]

@ConcordiaJedi My point is there's different kinds of smart. That assumption that everyone seems to have when it comes to fictional characters that "they're a genius, so they should be able to make/do anything" is stupid. Being a genius in one thing doesn't always directly translate to another thing. It's like when people think Bruce Wayne could just make literally anything. I don't want to see Batman cook up some world-destroying death star cannon in his Batcave, he has Lucius Fox to help with that. Batman is mainly a strategic/detective genius. Spider-Man is not really an artisan with threads nor does he have the money to buy quality stuff

[@DuoMetronome]

@@user-uo8mx3cv5k "give him prep time!" Prep time couldn't bring his parents back. It's just another one of those things that makes Spidey so unique.

[@whattheworldneedsiscreativ6421]

"Spider-Man: The Ultimate Guide" by Tom DeFalco has an entry underneath a section titled "COSTUMES" that reads, "IF CLOTHES make the man, a distinctive costume is a definitive must for a buddying young super hero. Of course, Peter Parker didn't intend to be a crime fighter when he first gained his amazing powers-he wanted to go into show business, and he needed an exciting look to match his stage act. Peter learned that Midtown High's dance class was throwing out some old bodysuits. Slipping into the school after dark, he found one that fit him, took it to the art room, and spent a few hours silk-screening a web pattern on the shirt. He also made a skintight pair of gloves and boots, and with some one-way mirrors he found in the drama class's old prop box, he now had a mask. His first spider-costume was finally ready."

[@wilhelmtheconquerer6214]

Perfect explication! I also like the addition of the lenses coming from sunglasses and the use of sneaker soles in TASM

[@williampalmer3098]

Tbf it would be funny if in the next film Peter had a homemade Spiderman costume like a Halloween costume and people wouldn't believe he was spiderman

[@TitanTankerGaming]

Sounds canon tbh lmao

[@BaconNuke]

That sounds *perfect* like.. even some of the cartoons have had Peter go out in his costume on halloween and magically no one catches on, like they sometimes have Flash say "it doesn't fit you, you are too scrawny" which is wild to me since literally nothing about his build changes but just seeing his face throws people off enough

[@darkmanstudios3828]

I remember a story where Pete buys a Spider-Man suit from a halloween store after his old suit got torn up

[@MeigsmerlinMeigsmerlin]

​@darkmanstudios3828 yep! That was in the issue after the first appearance of spider slayer i think! In the first spiderman annual Literally like issue number 20 something, so very early

[@MeigsmerlinMeigsmerlin]

And then he dove into the harbor to escape some goons, and it shrank on him cause it was cheap garbage

[@joe1205]

I think that while Spider-Man’s suits should look homemade, I like the idea of him having help making it. If Gwen and MJ knew of his identity, he could have his science partner help with the technological side of it, and the performer MJ can help with designing the look of it, and maybe even Aunt May could help sew it together.

[@brainznbullets]

In TASM, Gwen is the one who made the second one, or at least designed it; it was in a tie-in comic that explained why he stopped using the first one

[@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259]

​@brainznbullets it was in a comic? I remember hearing this too. Didn't know a comic explained that tho

[@brainznbullets]

@@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259 yeah. There are actually 2 comics set in the TASM universe. The one I mentioned and a prequel which actually gives a bit more context as to why Gwen was interested in Peter in the first place. This happens a lot, when film makers specifically of comic book movies and fiction can't add something due to time constraints, some sort of add on or novelization explains things a lot that couldn't be added. (Not sure how much input the original story teller has on novelizations though)

[@NabbitWorld7447]

To stand up for the tasm 2 suit, it is said that Gwen makes the suit for him after the tasm comic where the original suit gets shredded and destroyed.

[@kylespevak6781]

In other words: it looks good cause a cosplayer made it

[@ZArocket]

1:16 I think it’s explained in one of the games that Gwen actually made the suit for him

[@LUCAS420BLZ]

No it's directly explained in the movie I'm pretty sure

[@mukilandhinesh3931]

So women can automatically sew better? thats sexist /s

[@mr.spytom]

@@mukilandhinesh3931Pete too busy saving nyc

[@87Tempests]

I'm probably the only person who prefers how the cheap suit looks. I want them to make a spiderman movie set when he was created, and have everything look low tech and homemade the way ditko drew it.

[@The_Blue_Otaku]

Yeah I also prefer Peter's suit looking like something a cosplayer with a 100$ budget threw together

[@Jubes_Creations]

I've thought about this before and it would look especially cool when compared to high tech villians or other heroes, It would make spidey stand out even more in scenes and just pop with the colors.

[@sleepless9994]

Yeah I expect Peter Parker to build a suit like that if Tony Star was able to build an Arc Reactor in a cave with a bunch of scraps.

[@Warvvolf]

Similar to Superman's suit. His mom made it for him and she crushed it. That's why Dean Cain's suit is one of my favorites; it's deep blue not angsty dark blue.

[@sultaa86]

In the Videogame for tasm2 it was said that Peters first Suit go shredded when he was doing Spidey Stuff. And Gwen actually made his second Suit. My Guess is, she took some Material and other fancy Sh*it from Oscorp. That's why it looks so fantastic.

[@Bumblebastian]

Every time I see a Spidey cosplay with slanted eyes, I just think of him going all like "hey kids! Did ya know that drugs... are bad?"

[@SmallGreenPlanetoid]

Agreed. If you want to sell that "Peter is a poor high school student who is secretly a superhero" the costume should at least look like it's been put together by someone who 1) doesn't have a lot of money, 2) is new to sewing, and 3) has to construct the suit under the constraint that *no one can know he's constructing a suit.* I have to give the filmmakers a break for needing the film to look good, but with Peter's constraints the first several suits should look like pretty "bad."

[@axis4813]

In Spidey's very first appearance, its shown that the costume designers at the wrestling gig helped him make the suit, explaining his access to high quality machining.

[@MasterofMonkeys13]

I honestly assumed that peter Parker is just a smart person, so he would find a way to get supplies and probably know his dimensions and stuff well. Also i think that without the webs, lenses, and symbol on the suit it’s just fabric so the other stuff would probably be the hard part. But good point and video nonetheless

[@SuperEliasboi64]

I 100% agree with the teared suit thing, Tobey in Spider-Man 1 looked fucking badass

[@dylansearcy3966]

Just because your poor doesn't mean what you make doesn't look as good as when you're not poor

[@Revan384]

So, in the game "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" the description of the suit from TASM2 says that it was made by Gwen after his old suit was heavily damaged.

[@wassup4079]

In movie it's look like they soft reboot his suit 😂

[@hthrun]

The Amazing Spider-Man has a scene where they showed how Peter made his suit. Gave the inspiration and everything. I loved it.

[@estevanguzman7456]

I always thought it would look cool of Spidermans webbing on his costume looked like home made stitching.

[@DanielLCarrier]

And then there's Into the Spider-Verse, where the suit literally is a Halloween costume.

[@maximoleon3110]

Tecnically, no live action spiderman has made their "main" suit on their own, they've all gotten help from other people. Tobey got his suits from the wrestling costume tailor, Andrew just stiched a lot of ice skating spandex suits that he bought together and then he got Gwen's suit, and Tom got Stark tech to help him (even his final suit seems to be mostly made from the scarps of other suits he previously had).

[@GiHHlv]

Tom's final suit is also the only one he actually MADE by himself to any extent. The first homemade suit isn't made, it's a sleeveless red jacket thrown over a long sleeved blue jacket, with blue pants, likely store bought gloves, a boot, goggles, and a mask. it's likely that suit isn't even sewn, it's worn by being put piece by piece like a uniform. The only things taht MIGHT be together are the mask and goggles, and the only thing he actually altered about the clothes is drawing a "spider" (looks more like a bug but eh) obviously all suits after that are made by stark or stark's technology, and then the suit in the final film is the only one he actually sews by himself.

[@DuoMetronome]

Man, I love this video and I've been feeling this way for the last 25 years. Look at Alex Ross... That's how it's supposed to look.

[@SmallGreenPlanetoid]

Yep, ever since the first photos of the Raimi film came out, my friends and I had opinions. Varying opinions, but we all agreed that the suit didn't look homemade.

[@DuoMetronome]

@@SmallGreenPlanetoid Dude, the lenses were literally made by Ray Ban and that raised webbing? Where the heck is a broke ass kid gonna find that? Still, it was a good first effort.

[@SmallGreenPlanetoid]

@@DuoMetronome Hah. that's exactly it! The raised webbing alone split opinions; Honestly even now I'm still not sure how the film crew made it, I might have to go look that up.

[@puffpuffpassmako]

Tbh i always saw his first costumd actually being homemade like that live action selfie. But as he saves up/gets more used fo crime fighting he upgrades it little by little. Nothing too fancy but noticeable differences. Like modifying his eyelenses by using spare tech parts from his job/scraps he gathered around thd city, gadgets like the spider tracer, retractable underarm webs. Nothing too crazy buf Pete i can absolutely see treating himself to a few upgrades here and there

[@thecouncilofbrazilianchads5580]

I Agreed with you man not only for spidey but Also superman since his suit is Also homemade

[@22flowerpearce24]

I wanna see a realistic Spider Man film starting from the start from where he got his powers. His suit, trying to hide his identity and all of the struggles are realistic and everyone isnt automatically stupid

[@Hockeyfan268]

Homemade does not mean thrown together with whatever is around. In the comics it’s explained that he knows how to sow because of Aunt May so yeaaa I’m good with what we got

[@Elia296]

yes but Peter is a brokey, he can't afford expensive materials or he can't afford to have multiple suits cause everytime are getting destroyed. He needs something that is affordable and versatile and that he can obtain with small efforts/money (sorry for my english, im not native)

[@gabrielfmm]

Did you just not watch the video or didn't pay attention to it at all?

[@turbkeysamdwich1880]

Yeah, but homemade doesn’t mean several thousand dollar suit created meticulously by a company whose job is to create several thousand dollar suits either.

[@Hockeyfan268]

@@Elia296 Peter is not a “brokey” 😂 please read the comics lol. He has money, not Tony stark level but he does have money. I mean the dude owned his own company (thanks to Otto).

[@Hockeyfan268]

@@turbkeysamdwich1880 like I said to the other guy, Peter does have money now in the comics. It’s not like the 70’s-early 2000’s anymore. He may not be stark level rich but Peter has money, he even had his own company for a time that he still gets money from. It’s how the writers explain how he’s not broke anymore

[@SpideyOnTheWeb]

I'll take that as a compliment lol

[@Prime-MP10]

1:33 yeah this is what a real Spider-Man I would actually look like If Spider-Man was real very colorful and comic book

[@TekoMuto]

He doesn't make his suits. He spins them

[@GatlingHawk]

his most important feature should be webshooters. if he doesn't have those, its not Spider-Man

[@TempusVulpi]

The Amazing Spider-Man's suit COULD be homemade though. Like.. If he can make up web-fluid at home, why can't he buy some fabric and a sewing machine to make that thing? Making that kind of thing isn't actually that difficult if you know how and you know where to get the materials, which someone as intelligent as Peter WOULD.

[@TheXxgamerboy97xx]

gwen stacy made the TASM 2 suit so thats why its high quality

[@t0mwhittemore]

that one Japanese Spiderman :

[@alexisalarcon7457]

I feel like for Andrew Garfield, his second suit. Maybe he saved up a good damn amount of money.

[@NokoFace]

I agree on battle damage. Movies (not just MCU) have gotten far too comfortable with "Mask off, small rips and tears on arms/back" and not full blown "his entire right arm, shoulder and left side of his face is visible".

[@Hypersky343]

fun fact, in universe in Tobey's universe, the novel says he goes to a tailor.

[@John-hz8kq]

good point, as long as the suits look cool the home made feels more peter parker

[@BrainCandyforHamsters]

Been saying that since I first seen Toby as Spidey.

[@LightsJusticeZ]

I learned recently that Holland's suit in Civil War looked more of a classic design, but then they CG'd the entire thing out. I hated that cuz the webbing was no longer pronounced and super thin. I feel like you almost can't even see it unless you're watching on a big screen, or in 4K. I feel like the webbing _needs_ to stick out, as that's what really makes Spider-Man's design pop. Here's hoping SM4's suit will have more of that homemade touch to it!

[@Robin_Is]

I haven’t gotten through the ads, but I agree wholeheartedly.

[@Lects]

i like the og tasm suit cuz of how messy and unfinished it looked because of this reason and its a lot easier to believe a broke teen made it, i love that its not perfect and looks completely different from the others

[@Sleepeegh16]

Bro could have been a millionaire tailor in a different life.

[@derekpayneszubliminals7723]

I feel like Peter should worked for Leo Zelinksy, a guy who's a tailor that designs costumes for superpowered clients.

[@jonjones6764]

That's why I always loved the 77 tv series suit most. And that cosplay suit is AWESOME

[@NoNonsenseSpider]

The suit in the thumbnail I saw on Twitter. And yeah I can't believe he made a better suit than Marvel did. Tom will never have a suit that looks that homemade and good

[@KOBAYE_24]

That suit on the tweet is good for cosplay. Not for movies. I don't understand y'all. TASM2 Peter is not broke. He lives at Aunt May's house. He can easily have a ton of money even if he pays half of the rent. Broke =/= terrible suit ESPECIALLY for a millions dollars budget movie

[@NoNonsenseSpider]

@KOBAYE_24 I just think it helps with immersion

[@KOBAYE_24]

@NoNonsenseSpider What immersion ? Bro is a superhuman building a web fluid that cannot be reproduced IRL with villains that clone themselves, transform themselves into giant lizard, aliens efc. It's a comic book character

[@NoNonsenseSpider]

@KOBAYE_24 You're not a very happy person in life are you? 😹

[@KOBAYE_24]

@@NoNonsenseSpider Just because I don't agree with you ? You seem like a fun dude

[@AKIRA-oz5cg]

I love the battle damaged part. it feels like we never see MCU hero’s suits actually take damage. last time we actually saw some real battle damage was when iron man fought thanos and basically all he had was half his suit left.

[@r3stl3ss]

spider-man far from homemade

[@plushybonnie]

"Poor peter Parker, no skill in making su-" ok but seriously these suits too good lookin

[@IAmSarlosCantana]

Agreed. The other suits are good. Too good.

[@NiCoNiCoNiCola]

Hear me out, I've got an idea for a perfect Spider-Man suit: The mask: literally a random balaclava coloured fed The shirt: some bargain bin t-shirt with a spider emblem or some webs over a tight blue sports undershirt shirt Gloves: something that could fit for Lucha Libre wrestling, not too tight, but not too big or bulky Pants: tight leggings coloured blue with some red sport shorts on top of them Shoes: something like the taekwondo or karate sparring shoes, alternatively, overly expensive Nike shoes that cost more than Tobey's, Andrew's and all of Tom's outfits combined Also he should have a silly cape made out of webs

[@The_Blue_Otaku]

Here's a neat video showing you how to made a badass looking homemade Spider-man suit using tshirts kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWfUpZZ5jrCbjtE

[@NiCoNiCoNiCola]

@The_Blue_Otaku nuh uh homeboy I ain't watching this shi, bro fr sending illegal stuff to people, don't click this link fr

[@RYAN-it9jr]

In the Wikipedia of the tasm universe it is said gwen made the new suit and since her father was the chief of police and her mother is something I don't know where she works but all I know she got more money than peter meaning better fabric and design

[@ALEXACEDEATH]

To be fair a lot of the more modern comics have gone with the approach that the suit was a a costume given to him for his wrestling gig which he then modified afterwards (adding the webs and spiders), like in the ultimate comics. I’m honestly still surprised we never saw this approach in film. The Andrew Garfield film could have been a solid adaptation of that plot line if they hadn’t sped through Uncle Ben and the whole with Great Power comes great responsibility deal. But I’m also guessing they decided not to go that route so they wouldn’t be compared to the Og Raimi films… NGL I really miss the wrestling spidey story

[@Eva-uw6uo]

I feel like it *should* look homemade, but still high quality- not quite to the degree of Raimi or TASM2 but close. Like cosplaying is a thing and they make some WILD stuff, sometimes with a very limited budget, so I could see Peter looking up some cosplay tutorials for ideas on how to get his suit to look good on the cheap. I also think he should be allowed to have that cool Raimi/TASM2 suit after spending a movie or two in the homemade one just to illustrate that he's been getting better at making them, like after getting his suits torn up so often it would only make sense for him to try new materials and techniques whenever an old suit is too shredded to just repair. So first movie would be basic but competently home made, second would be largely the same but a bit nicer and cleaner, and third movie would go full high quality. Like show the suit's journey, you know?

[@nepcorn889]

Hollywood doesn't read neither do they understand poor people

[@michaeldunlap1032]

I mean, to be fair on tobey's version, peter didn't even make the suit. In the novelization, it mentioned that peter got a pro wrestler's costume designer (I think?) To make the suit. And the 2nd movie novelization mentioned him again, since because his 2002 suit got damaged, he had him make him a new one. Also the amazing spider man 2 suit was made by Gwen. So yeah, these suits aren't homemade because they ain't even created by Peter himself in all 3 movie incarnations.

[@berni5641]

i mean peter 100% used the suit builder thingy for his final suit in the home trilogy but you can believe whatever you want. also your last point makes no sense,tom's suit gets way more damaged in far from home/no way home than raimi's did in any of the movies,they just dont put as much emphasis on it because its supposed to just be somthing that happens and it only happens for consistency's sake,while in raimis they only made it break when it was the main focus on the shots,for example against goblin or when he stops the train from failling off.

[@dylansearcy3966]

Where there's a will there's a way

[@dylansearcy3966]

1:16 he had the will and way

[@E46330ci]

I want to argue that Peter is too smart to make something that wouldn’t at least help him when he is doing his thing as Spider-Man, at the very least something more resistant and that he would save money somehow xd

[@axlejackson7365]

The reason why the suits look so good is the fact that Peter Parker is a genius a very underrated genius just look at all the stuff he’s done with technology to become Spider-Man even that but never believe in some other universe is Peter Parker becomes a billionaire like Tony Stark because he didn’t go to the route of Spider-Man, he went through route of fame and fortune. He chose to get greedy and use his power to his advantage and take advantage of them. He thought that being a hero was too hard so he stopped in the world got worse because Spider-Man wasn’t in the world if you watch one of the episodes of the ultimate Spider-Man and I will take this with a grain of salt cause I don’t know if this is a real comic or not nightmare makes a return and tries to ruin Spider-Man’s life and shows them what it could’ve been kind of like a Ebeneezer Scrooge type Christmas route that’s where that show went. It was a Christmas special I believe but I believe that universe really did exist in the comics. At least that’s what I heard so that’s why I’m saying take this with a grain of salt but yeah Peter Parker is literally a genius. He’s just so focused on being a hero. His full potential and intellect is not being achieved to it’s full potential just letting you know so basically Peter Parker is a person that can practice about anything. He does a prototype first then he does. The official mainstream version is just like a scientist does with inventions if you didn’t know scientist make prototypes before the real thing then they go onto the mainstream product the completed and perfected product just letting you know

[@VictorNieves-u9y]

I think the final No Way Home suit is the best.

[@ralph7077]

This is what I thought too!

[@mohaha6587]

Gwen made the TASM2 suit

[@exodus3504]

Good point

[@Maikigai]

In a three versions, Peter’s suit went through an evolution. To y wore his first version to the wrestling match and in pursuit of Uncle Ben’s alleged k*ller. But he eventually was able to make the final version which is admittedly very professional looking, but being a genius, I’m sure he could figure out how to make something like that. Same for TASM; it went from a ski mask and street clothes to him ordering spandex, etc. and given the more modernistic atmosphere of his universe, his TASM 2 suit isn’t too outrageous, especially considering he’s always tinkering with various technologies and chemicals. And you addressed Holland fairly well I’d say.

[@user-xc7uo6md3n]

How does any character make their costume? How do they repair and or clean their outfits? Edna mode?

[@jogosdiversos9757]

Raimi suit was made by a guy who make wrestling attires and tasm 2 suit was made by gwen

[@luigiymario2xd]

He does have a suit tailor he goes to nowadays since he saved the dude once lol

[@alfredogallo8385]

The suit from the ps1 game making of video, that should be in a movie

[@_obi_wan_kenobi_]

Edge of Time suit really sells the whole homemade and being patched after battle damages deal, awesome design

[@Toanui1]

Honestly since day one all the way back when I was a kid I never liked the Rami suit because it never felt like something a person could make at home let alone someone broke like Peter. Hell somewhat ironically the suit provided by Stark felt more like it could be homemade than the Rami suit.

[@xodash]

TASM 1 suit is a 10/10. I will die on this hill

[@an0rmalp3rson70]

It'd hoenstly be nice to get a comic accurate "homemade suit" and i don't mean like a scrappy classic. I'm talkin about the White Shirt, jeans and mask he wore in AF before getting the classic. Maybe have him just wear it for a couple fights before scrounging up the money to stitch together the Classic suit

[@collinhunt9849]

tasm 1 suit is and will always be the best suit in the movies

[@MaskedMoonace]

Fun Fact: Gwen Stacy made the TASM 2 suit after the TASM 1 suit got damaged in a TASM tie in comic

[@dillmen101]

People say that the suit SHOULD look homemade because it is and realistic, but you know what isn’t realistic, peter being able to build web shooters and stick on walls on the first place, not to mention peter is a genius and a nerd of course he wouldn’t want his suit to look crappy, I think the No Way Home ending suit is the definitive peter parker suit, it doesn’t look too fancy like tobey maquire suit, but it looks good enough like peter parker made it

[@ShadowWingTronix]

What about the 1977 series? That kept the homemade look, and my only issue is the mask being part of the outfit.

[@itsnd20]

in defense of TASM2 suit, the reason it look so upgraded is becuase Gwen the one who made it with her resources

[@KnifeGuy_]

I prefer the bathroom pic Spidey suit. I agree, fabric suit beats cgi any day.

[@blacknight7559]

That's the one thing that none of the spidermen get right, first one being Toby, how the hell did my man did that masterpiece on his kind of budget?

[@astakonaaves8029]

Pizza.

[@KOBAYE_24]

Someone made it for him

[@brownbearboxproductions3458]

Personally I want the studios to push the pg13 go street and real with Peter not have him understand his powers fully , just have him havespider sense but no one else know he has it , have him be in bloody and brutal fights and have him be violent and forceful with his punches , have the air shockwave like snyder superman when he fights , have it be unrealistic , have peters face swollen when he gets punched by strong people , exactly how Gabrielle dell Otto paints him the modern equivalent of what the 80s Spider-Man was , muscular and man like strong spider man , cool action hero warrior doesn’t back down. Far better than the one that the mcu used , like how Tobey was in the first film as spiderman

[@Xobet_X]

for tasm2 suit in the game its states that gwen made it for him but idk if thats the same in the movie

[@Deadpool....]

ik people are bringing up novelizations & comics for both tobey and andrew on how they made their suits, and from an artistic standpoint (i make stuff myself) i have plausible ideas how both especially tobey made his himself i can go into. again the novelizations are not confirmed canons to what we see in-movie so the dutchman's brother making him a suit wont count or gwen making andrew's 2nd suit for him

[@qualitybait9957]

I agree with the overall sentiment but I don't think the Sam Raimi and TASM suits are out of the realm of possibility for Peter to have made himself. If cosplayers can do it themselves, so can he. In addition to being an actual genius, he has a lot of community ties and he could probably make it cheaper, quicker, and better.

[@KurtisJoseph]

Well, I get where you are coming from tbh. HOWEVER, you can't underestimate creative ability and will/passion bruh. The Batman suit of my profile pic... I made it by hand. Right down to sculpting, molding and casting the cowl. Something like Tobie's suit would have been much easier.

[@AIMastermind-j7i]

i want that suit RN RN RN RN RN RN

[@Goetia.eternika]

I never liked the small "eyes" on Holland's Spidey

[@bentendo81]

No lies detected. 100% facts.

[@Jellycat_art]

Honestly considering what cosplayers can put together on a budget TAS2 suit isn’t too unrealistic

[@eryvac0074]

Those people also have entire hobbies or careers centred around doing that. They also don't usually have the same financial struggles as Peter, at least not to the same level.

[@KOBAYE_24]

​@eryvac0074 And people are not as smart as Peter. Creating his own web is fine but making a good suit is too far fetched ?

[@eryvac0074]

@KOBAYE_24 You need to remember he gets beaten up and gets his suit damaged constantly. The Web fluid is just a concoction, but if that suit tears, he needs to get the materials and re-lace it all in the same pattern. All the movie suits look immaculate, like he just fully makes a new one if another gets damaged. That's just distracting.

[@KOBAYE_24]

@eryvac0074 TASM suit gets damaged and still is throughout the movie. It's not about the quality of the suit, it's about how the filmmakers make it more believable by letting it damaged

[@Black_mask4674real]

So you want Spider-Man with a red bag over his head and a random red shirt with the blue pants and red gloves?

[@saifrashid3325]

Realism in a story is an assisting factor of suspending the disbelief, it's not a pre-requisite. Simply put, the amount of real-ness in a story does not equal excellence of the story. And also the world of the stories have rules and physics of their own, they are not supposed to be identical to reality. Too much realism can destroy the 'what if' nature that's integral to stories. Spider-Man isn't even a realistic concept, he's a stylized superhero. Real is not equal to good.

[@TheCaptinAwesomo]

I also want Batman to wear a leotard and not a suit of armour.

[@IceeBacon]

1:31 Where did you get that picture?

[@grayglimpse]

What you talking about Andrew Garfield suit looks like it's homemade that shit looks like it's handcrafted by Edna herself.

[@PhantomInk-kt6sg]

Yes.

[@dinoenjoyer23]

Imo Andrews first suit looks the least makable at home. The materials he used and the way its sewn is clearly professional. he also literally screen prints the suit which is doable but still like, for his second suit? he has no job, and hes screen printing at home, i like the idea of the comics where he used things from his school to make it, like id buy midtown having a screen printing set up, but peter shows no other interest in owning such equipment, so why does he?