Peter B Parker Rocks | And Here's Why

Into The Spider Verse is easily one of the best Marvel movies ever made. It's also, in the opinions of many, the BEST Spider-Man film ever made.
That's a high bar, let me tell you.
So today, I want to gush about how amazing this brilliant animated Marvel film is and why one character in it is so special to me: Peter B Parker.
I love an older Spider-Man with a chip on his shoulder, one who's seen and done too much to be the young quipy kid we've honestly seen too much of in Spidey's recent MCU outings.
#spiderman #marvel #spiderverse
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[@SynthVoice]

If you like this and want to see more of your favorite wannabe Spider-Man voice actor gushing about the webhead, why not check out my most recent video talking about the current state of Spider-Man comics, and the slight possibility that Ben Reilly may very well be a better hero than modern Peter Parker? Go check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX3cn6mOgMuGj8k

[@scouttrooper2871]

Is that... Behold a pale horse? Is that... Neon Night? you're a man of culture.

[@SynthVoice]

@@scouttrooper2871 It's honestly just one of my favorite tracks to put over videos ^^

[@Vincenzo23556]

He’s a dad now 💗💗💗💗

[@kevthepoet]

Hope you enjoyed ATSV as much as I did! Got a new vid coming for that?

[@linyenchin6773]

6:11 "sometimes his self-doubt brings him down..." - !? No such thing, doubt is doubt abd the sebtence structure makes it nire than obvious the doubt is about his sense of self. Only wimen and intellectual nales lack living sense of syntax, this is why they overuse words like "self" in pkaces they don't need to be placed. It's why they stupidly double conjugate words whose base form is already sufficient such as statung or typing "spherical" or "spheroid" for a roynd object which can just be called "round" or ur they must be redundant just a "sphere." Doubt is doubt, there is no such thing as "self-doubt," you women and intellectual males ate the leading cause of linguistic degeneration.

[@616spideyenthusiast]

He’s honestly the most comic accurate adaptation of the character. He actually grew up, got married, is pessimistic at first but becomes hopeful by the end of the film, and actually has a chip in his shoulder.

[@milesmorales-intothespider9861]

Agreed. People are still saying that Tobey is the best Peter, Andrew’s the best Spider-Man, and Tom’s the best at both. But let’s face it. Peter B Parker blows all of them away. He perfectly encapsulates everything that Peter Parker is. Now, I personally wouldn’t go as far to say this, but the fact that this Peter has everything that current comic era Spider-Man doesn’t speaks volumes. This Peter got to be what 616 Spider-Man isn’t. He got married with MJ, hope they got to have their child when we see him again in Across the Spider-Verse.

[@e_knees8816]

He’s more accurate than comic Spider-Man at this point. He actually goes through shit the doesn’t get erased in two issues.

[@editornoob4606]

​@@milesmorales-intothespider9861I'm pretty sure they mean live action spider men buddy

[@dachel683]

​@@milesmorales-intothespider9861 you got your wish

[@thecringecounter5091]

​@Editor Noob nope, they usually mean movie spiderman, but Peter b still blows em outta the water

[@GearWukong]

He's a spidey who hasn't been rebooted to hell and back, of course everybody loves him.

[@ccelite3782]

He had a chance to grow

[@blandwagon374]

What???

[@jotarojoestar3533]

​​@@blandwagon374e's comparing him to comics peter who always have a new storyline that's revert backs his character development to make him more likable to younger audiences but in turn makes him more unlike able, and makes his suffering 10x more

[@Mizushimeee]

Notice how when he tells his backstory, he doesn’t even mention uncle ben. He just said “im pretty sure you know the rest”. Lol he knows ppl getting tired of hearing the same old story

[@thatonequietkid4459]

And he's a Peter had gotten a happy ending.

[@Comkill117]

Someone else said it once but I’ll say it again here, I like the contrast between the advice Blonde Peter and Peter B give Miles. Blonde Peter’s is idealistic and about what it takes to be a hero, as well as more on the moral side. Peter B is more practical, he’s been doing this so long that the hero mindset is just ingrained into him so instead he tells Miles stuff like “use baby powder in the suit for your joints” or “take the bus when you can so you don’t tire out too much.” Which is funny but also provides a neat look into their mindsets.

[@zeep3047]

to add to that, it also sort of tells you how he doesn't consider there to be an exact way to be Spider-Man. Like, only giving advices that will make small things convenient, not anything to shape what Spider-Man is supposed to be, so Miles can be his own. Kinda already see the father material in our boy there.

[@jaykegonnering9156]

@zeep3047 yeah idk that's a bit of a stretch i think the baby powder is fundamental to who how and why spider-man is and should be ingrained into every adaptation of the character

[@jerrylouis8930]

Ultimate Peter is the first Marvel character to say, "Team-up" in a film.

[@zeep3047]

@@jaykegonnering9156 can't say you're wrong 💀💀

[@odyezeigwe1869]

Lol I just finished watching the sequel, and I'm just now remembering the scene where Miles is picking up cake and is using public transport most of the time on his way back home while in costume! That's just f****** hilarious and a little call back to Peter B🤣🤣

[@dspace4514]

I always believed the two Parkers in the movie to be between a version of how Spiderman would work in fiction and how Spiderman would work in real life.

[@SynthVoice]

Nah, even in fiction Peter gets the short end of the stick almost every time lol

[@Null82085]

@@SynthVoice one last day, anyone?

[@Yahoo07_]

​@@Null82085one word, PAUL.

[@grumpyseagull]

​@@Null82085 oh HELL.

[@SpideyfanX]

​@@Yahoo07_ WE DON'T TALK ABOUT PAUL

[@daikaijutony3534]

Society needs more depictions of Spider-Man like Peter B. Parker.

[@Broomer52]

In a similar vein the Peter in the current Spider-Man games is a good evolution of the character. He laughs and jokes but theirs moments when you can tell it’s more for himself, he’s been doing this for 8 years and has almost got it figured out but he made a lot of mistakes and continues to make them. He dated and broke up with MJ because MJ felt like she couldn’t compete with Spider-Man for Peter’s attention, he’s lost friends, family but continues going in spite of that. Then Miles shows up and he sees a Spider-Man that could use the help he didn’t get when he started. Miles asks him if the job ever gets easier after accidentally killing his best friend and Peter doesn’t really answer. You know that the answer is No but he never fully brings himself to say it. The trailer for the second game you can see that a lot of that buried frustration and anger that comes with being Spider-Man will bubble to the surface thanks to Venom.

[@dumflame]

@@Broomer52 i ain’t reading that shit

[@zachjesalva7696]

This is why spider man 2 is still one of my fav granted tobey may not be comic accurate sometimes but the struggles and his character in that movie is almost as close to Peter B.

[@callous2k486]

@@zachjesalva7696I wouldn’t say it’s close to the struggles of Peter B, but he definitely had the toughest life out of the live action trio. Especially since we don’t really know anything about what happened to Garfield’s Spidey after TASM2

[@ScarComfy]

Why did I read this in J. Jonah Jameson's voice "WE NEED DEPICTIONS OF SPIDER-MAN"

[@IsiahTomas]

"We love to see our hero grow up with us." See, that right there. Right freaking there, Marvel.

[@anonymouslucario285]

I don't think anyone from marvel can see your comment

[@VammainenLehma]

@@anonymouslucario285nobody thinks so anyway?

[@SuperHothead14]

What makes me laugh is that Marvel did one more day to “keep peter Young” When this peter who is Explicitly older and has dealt with adult things like a divorce is prolly one of the best received versions of Peter in Years. There is just a delicious irony in that

[@thegungerbrospodcast7671]

God, I remember being 10 at the time and thinking how terrible One More Day was. If even a young kid like could tell character assassination happening before their eyes, you know you fucked up.

[@milesmorales-intothespider9861]

Indeed.

[@SuperHothead14]

@@thegungerbrospodcast7671 i was around the same age and was so pissed. I’m still pissed.

[@undead_corsair]

@The Gunger Bros Podcast I hated it too. The Peter I knew growing up had grown and aged, he was a teacher and an adult, he felt like a real person. Not a character forever locked in a repeating cycle of high school drama.

[@caramelcandys]

The writers and editors at marvel are shaking with fear at the mention of peter b parker i 100% know it

[@captainwinkywonk8247]

1610 Peter, blonde Peter, is still something incredible. The scene in which he gets kicked under the collider. He mutters to himself “I’m tired” - he is flawed, but he can’t be. He can’t mess up and he can’t look weak. It’s heroic in a sense. Both Peter B and Blonde Peter are two sides of the same coin. I loved this video so much ❤

[@demifolk8940]

i think he represents an idealized version of peter. as a spidey, hes fairly normal and if anything was getting his ass kicked all movie. but as a peter parker? he had everything going for him and was living a (supposedly) perfect life. although like you said, him saying “im tired”, him being really humble with his “anyone can be spiderman” line, and his death.

[@WitherMori]

​@@demifolk8940I mena he did have a breakdown during Spidey bells about how he wants to do more than fight crime, being a sellout and lacking artistic integrity

[@daveyjoneslocker4703]

My only gripe with this video is how hard he shit on Blonde Peter. The way I see it, Blonde Peter had it all and was still willing to lay down his life with no hesitation. If that’s not a heroic embodiment of spider-man idk what is. Sure he’s got it all, which means he has more to lose but he still does the work.

[@StarlasAiko]

@@daveyjoneslocker4703 I agree. It is easy to be a hero and put your life on the line if you have nothing personal to live for. If your life is good, you'd think twice before jumping into mortal danger, but Blonde Peter doesn't hesitate despite having a life to go back to after work.

[@wjr341]

Now that i see this, isn't the "I'm tired" part of the bigger picture where the universe was trying to correct itself by killing Blonde Peter off so there could not be two Spider Men in the same universe?

[@actionman9451]

You feel so bad for him. He’s like a war veteran, he’s seen and done things that have scarred him, he’s lost so many people dear to him and it’s taken it’s toll on him and he’s tired of it all.

[@ajstudios9210]

That alone is what makes him the more relatable.

[@actionman9451]

@@ajstudios9210 I know right, when you look back at the comics you see characters like Tony or Captain America or Thor, yes they had bad things happen in they’re life but they pretty much have everything they want and have little to no worries whereas Peter has none of that he’s trying to make up for his mistakes after Uncle Ben, he’s struggles all the time to make ends meet and it fills him with anxiety and he struggles to juggle being Spider-Man and Peter Parker and protect the people he cares about. He’s the most down to earth hero in the Marvel universe.

[@Chaden]

I love this analysis. I hate that marvel is trying to keep Peter young. Hell, I’m a teenager and Peter B is still the most relatable. It makes me really happy that he gets some happiness in across the spider-verse.

[@crispyleaf2729]

SPOILER ALERT:: My heart just melted when I saw Peter B with the baby carrier ❤️💕I’m so happy for him and MJ (and his new coat looks so soft and comfy )💗💖💘❤️💝❤️❤️

[@Chaden]

@@crispyleaf2729 I didn’t notice it until my third viewing of the trailer, I’m so happy!

[@blandwagon374]

How!?

[@ethanlee8307]

I see Peter B and I see "oh he's so tired he just like me fr fr"

[@betatoast2271]

marvel isn';t really keeping him young, at the end of no way home he is graduated and he has an apartment and will likely experience some of the Peter B issues

[@peterbrazukas7771]

Best thing about Peter B is when asked for advice on being Spiderman, he doesn't reach for inspiration or life lessons... he tells you to double down on the baby powder at the joints and disinfect the mask. That's a true sign of experience, knowing the little tricks that make the big ones easier.

[@Wiki1184]

4:43 The monitor joke is still one of my favorite jokes in any movie.

[@SynthVoice]

Honestly same

[@Rock-up_Goblins]

Omg I just realised what it meant

[@TheReturnOfStormheart]

@@Rock-up_Goblins I'm a little lost, what does it mean?

[@Rock-up_Goblins]

@@TheReturnOfStormheart I think what he was trying to say was that he doesn’t need to own a PC in the future bc “good news” they get a girl in the end.

[@TenementFunnster]

@@Rock-up_Goblins The joke was that the monitor has nothing to do with what is stored on the computer lol

[@wesleygriffiths8748]

Honestly, Blonde Peter in Into the SpiderVerse reminds me far more of Ben Reilly’s original run as Spider-Man, and not just because he’s blond. Ben’s Spidey is the Peter that moved past holding onto guilt, past doubt, who isn’t stuck in a constant rut of failing over and over again despite how hard he tries. He’s a Peter that’s actually figured out his life, seems genuinely happy, and is able to live up to his potential, both in his private and superhero life because of it. And that’s something Peter himself has never been able to do, which is exemplified perfectly in Peter B.

[@thefool4407]

Yo what if Blonde Peter was actually that dimension's Ben Reilly?

[@wesleygriffiths8748]

@@thefool4407 That would genuinely make a lot of sense to me tbh

[@thefool4407]

@@wesleygriffiths8748 ikr, like May never comments on the fact that Peter has brown hair, she just immediately recognises him as Peter. What if the original Peter of that dimension had Brown hair too?

[@LeadMetal82]

*sees the most recent ben reilly story* Yea not anymrore

[@wesleygriffiths8748]

@@LeadMetal82 Yeah.... Ben’s recent writing since Slott brought him back in Clone Conspiracy has been utter dog water. Beyond had so much potential; Ben is fundamentally a better Spider-Man than Peter in almost every way, but recent writers have just regressed his character to something unrecognizable.

[@christopherauzenne5023]

what i find interesting is that I viewed the blonde Peter as being the PERFECT Spider-Man, he was the Spider-Man in all the dimensions to have a stable life while all the others have some personal problems. he’s with the women he loves, aunt may is still alive, and he generally has the most success as Spider-Man (both beloved by the people, a number of endorsement deals, and a variety of equipment/tech out the wazoo) this makes the struggle miles has about being Spider-Man all the more intense because he’s not just trying to be the next Spider-Man, he’s trying to fill the shoes of the “best” Spider-Man. B. Parker on the other hand has significantly less luck or fortune as spidey and has done it for so many years to the point he’s jaded which ironically makes him the best mentor for miles since being jaded means you done it for so long he knows everything. (The film shows this by him calling any kill switch device a “goober” since there always is one, gives practical advice like baby powder under the suit and new kingpin would say “you got three days”)

[@dylanoshea5065]

"When Spider-man wins, Peter Parker loses." This right here is the perfect way to represent the character. Two lives but only one can triumph. And Peter so desperately keeps trying to balance these lives together. No matter what happens to him. And Peter B Parker is the version of him who has been through it all. And has stopped trying to look for happiness. Its not until he meets Miles does he remember the man he once was. The man he can still be. Miles changed Peter back to the man who will never stop trying to find the light in his life. It makes me more excited to see him again in across the Spider-verse. And to see how he's grown into the father figure he was scared to become.

[@peronafanman]

Into The Spider-Verse once again proving it's status as the best Spiderman movie.

[@milesmorales-intothespider9861]

Indeed it is. Watch out for the live action stans, though. Particularly the Raimi stans.

[@Indy921]

​@Miles Morales - Into the Spider-Verse I don't think it's the best one. That's just me, though. Im not a stan though. It's still a great movie.

[@mechanicalsilence1]

@@Indy921 i prefered the first one, this one tried to be emotional but didnt hit me.

[@mechanicalsilence1]

@@milesmorales-intothespider9861 bro you called yourself miles morales you're the stan 💀

[@milesmorales-intothespider9861]

@@mechanicalsilence1 I’m just a fan, bud.

[@joshuastrittmatter4188]

“Seriously, Marvel…just let Peter be a dad already.” Well you see, Synth…😉

[@ryszakowy]

oh good god no

[@davivignola5895]

I think Peter B was the most heroic... still picking himself up, mentoring, continuing when he just wants to lay down and give up. It takes strength and courage to do that, when you're heart is broken by life.

[@giftstephens7205]

You're a genius. He became a father

[@King_Jockey]

"let him be a dad"

[@giantmutantbug]

He got what he wanted

[@skidz4655]

Tobey was the Spider-Man of my childhood, Andrew was the Spider-Man of my teenage years, and now Jake Johnson is the Spider-Man of my adulthood

[@LauraM96829]

8:55 “Let Peter be a dad already”. Well, if you saw some of the promo for Across the Spiderverse, you’ll know we’ve gotten out wish!

[@amazingpsm]

just as i expected, this video absolutely TROUNCES the one i did two weeks ago!! you did awesome on this one synth!

[@SynthVoice]

Nah, I definitely prefer yours, but thanks!

[@janggodanxd4696]

great to see that my two favorite Spider-man content creators know of each other's existence.

[@thefitpackllc]

Here after seeing “Across the Spider-verse” 😎

[@BlacKing500]

Man you really hit why I loved this version of Peter Parker didn't skip a beat and got the essence of spider man/Peter Parker down,solid video

[@WitherMori]

I like both Peters in into the spider verse but right now I'm gonna make a hit of a defense of blonde Peter. Blonde Peter is doing better than most Soider-Men in the universe, but he's still nit perfect and is starting to tire out. In the fight with prowler he says "I am so tired" and while it may be just from the fight i think he means in general. And in his Christmas song "Spidey bells" he has an existential crisis mid recording about him being a clebrity now and losing artistic integrity and how he wants to do so much more than be spider-man. We're shown so little of him that the only tragedy we really know about involving him is Uncle Ben's death. He's doing better than most peters but he's still not perfect.

[@TRAILLER]

Blond Peter Parker was running on an edge in a balancing act with success until he died.

[@maarie8145]

You're so right because when Blond Peter said that he was tired, it really felt like he meant it in general. He spent so long being the perfect spider-man, even right before his death when he reassured Miles by telling him he was alright, that he "always gets up". I don't agree with the video when he says Blonde Peter is an empty shell because to me, it felt more like he was suffering in silence as exhaustion slowly got to him. My interpretation is that you cannot be the perfect spiderman, because what awaits you is exhaustion. "When Spiderman wins, Peter loses." Then this means that a perfect spiderman would just end up crushing Peter, no ? (english isn't my first language, sorry if it doesn't make sense)

[@undead_corsair]

One of my favourite stages of Peter's story was when I was growing up, in the comics he went back to Midtown High as a science teacher, there were stories about him trying to help the kids in his classes both as a mentor and as Spider-Man. It was great, grounded storytelling that showed a really satisfying development for the character. He was going back to where he started but trying to make it better for the kids having troubles like he did.

[@WeirdTale]

Peter as a science teacher fit so well. I loved it when I read it. It also showed that Peter's old neighborhood went to the dogs and the somewhat successful public school he went to as a teenager went to hell when he moved to college, and then to his own apartment. So him showing up again at his old school and doing his part on setting things back on track helps.

[@Brasswatchman]

ABSOLUTELY. I really loved that aspect of the JMS run.

[@aidankeogh9994]

Something that struck me about Peter B is that throughout all of Into The Spiderverse, we can see Peter's confidence in what he does, his self-assurance when up against all kinds of danger. Peter's able to face it all with a Spiderman's familiar bluster, but tinted with a little world-weary cynicism. But standing at May's doorstep, seeing his beloved aunt whom he had to bury, that woman who raised him and whom he loved like a mother... *"I'm not ready for this."*

[@raine6813]

one of the elements i liked about peter B parker is how he kinda subverted the whole superhero trope by having him be someone whos been in the job for a really long time, and he knows the basic formula for everything by now. like that scene where he watched kingpin talking to doc ock and he was like "this is pretty standard villain talk you get used to it after a while" like nothing really phases him anymore. hes been down this road over and over again, and he knows the whole superhero routine by now

[@WeirdTale]

It's awesome.

[@mattpostingcinematicuniver7920]

Discovering this video after across the spiderverse I smiled when you said "Let peter be a dad!"

[@jerrylouis8930]

The juxtaposition of Green Goblin licking Ultimate Spidey's mask, and then Peter B saying "Disinfect the mask" is brilliant.

[@rarecomment1941]

Peter b parker is marvel’s biggest fear

[@AmberPanda382]

Spidey doesn’t work best as an adult, he works best as a true human. It doesn’t matter what age he is, as long as he keeps progressing, improving, and growing up

[@MegaGoaty3895]

I agree. Completely! About, Holland's Spider-Man, I heard your comments and suddenly had why I felt that interpretation was so empty-- validated. Thank you for rallying me to want this form of Peter.

[@M64bros]

In the real world I feel connected with Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker, but as I'm growing up I'm starting to feel more mature and connected with Peter b Parker.

[@decipher9767]

HE BECAME A DAD MY GUY AND THE BEST ONE AT THAT

[@alliencat5700]

I heard someone talk about how the movie was belittling him and made him seem incompetent. That couldn't be further from the truth. He showed up Miles in skill the entire movie. He is experienced, but with that experience came trauma, hardship, and burnout. He's realistic. He was a great depiction of the original Spiderman, and Sony did him justice.

[@bryanfeliciano4102]

Seeing him with his kid being so happy and excited about being a parent is great.

[@He_isI]

8:53…It came true bro!

[@RedXyy]

I never fully realized how bad the "Peter is always teen" stigma was until I saw this movie and the marketing of Spider-Man PS4. The fact that one of their main pushes for the game was that Spider-Man was older really made me realize how bad the stigma has gotten. Absolutely cannot wait to see Peter B. Parker again in Across the Spider-Verse!

[@NolanRyanVA]

Peter B. Parker is the Spider-Man fans deserve to have.

[@theauthor6669]

Review: I fucking love this video analysis. Not much to say technical wise the music and editing was spot on. You packed something someone could make into an hour video into ten minutes only, the narration is spot on for the content and this script was awesome! First video from this channel can't wait to see more.

[@SynthVoice]

Aw, thanks! That means a lot for me to hear!

[@theauthor6669]

@@SynthVoice no problem man I love just finding small channels in my reccomended (I mainly watch comic book essays and Icebergs from a specific youtuber, Insomniacidiot he's pretty new) and seeing what they have since it's usually of higher quality than what the big channels have. Appreciate all the effort you put into these!

[@ihatesand1430]

Great to hear neon night from halo 3 odst

[@SynthVoice]

@@ihatesand1430 It's my favorite Halo theme!

[@Blue_Maxxx]

Peter B. Parker should affectionately be know as Spider-Dad.

[@matthieuzglurg6015]

saw Across the Spidervers yesterday, and not only amd I glad that Peter B became a dad, but also I'm glad that he's most likely going to be in the center of the next movie, alongside Gwen and Miles. Just like old times. Thow two movies are the greatest Spiderman (or super hero period. Yeah.) movies we've ever got. They're going to stop it at the third one, and I couldn't be happier. Get the story and characters right and it will be remembered as one of the best trilogy in existence

[@Gamecubegal]

with mayday in spider-verse 2, hopefully marvel editorial finally puts mj and pete back together and gives them mayday

[@cooldude2027]

Not only is he the most accurate adaptation of comic book spider-man, he manages to be that while actually getting a happy ending

[@houndofchulainn5324]

I hope you watched the new movie because our boy Peter B got what he deserved

[@TheFuneralKing]

You can almost always trust a guy who sounds like Spidey to give good takes on him. I loved this video mate, good job :]

[@NesquickCoffee]

Only a little in and I'm loving it already

[@SynthVoice]

Happy to hear it!

[@brianirwin8111]

I think one of my favourite moments with Peter B. in ITSV was when Miles arrived in the collider: "I love you, I'm so proud of you; do I want kids?" PB finding the strength within himself he thought he didn't have was wonderful.

[@mercernova5347]

The points of being a father to miles and seeing himself in miles is perfectly mirrored in ATSV when Peter B tells miles he had a kid in hopes they’d be like Miles.

[@PJ92586]

The truth is he is what we know adult life to be, a struggle. Not saying the Blonde Peter didn't have a message but he died a hero, he had everything to lose and he chose to be a hero. So it was eye catching to see Peter B also wanted to do the same it just solidified that no matter which Peter you are they're still the hero, Spider man.

[@HornyHamster]

Peter B and Tobey Spider man is by far the most relatable Peter to relate too

[@primalvelocity3811]

Absolute truth.

[@nandyk.2026]

i've had fun with the holland movies and have gained a better appreciation of that version after watching no way home, but you're absolutely on point. you've opened up to me the layers in peter b. seeing blonde peter as the 'real' peter looking at how the world sees spider-man the idealized icon. I've been rekindling my love of the comics spidey stuff as of recent, and I'm very happy that the algorithm decided to show me your channel!

[@Takaichi666-]

Peter b Parker is honestly the most relatable spider man

[@SynthVoice]

Can't wait to see him in Across The Spider Verse!

[@bengarcia5330]

@@SynthVoice I turn 28 this year man and have a stepson 8 known him since he was 4, Peter B Parker was incredibly relatable and you nailed it in this video , I’ve gone from Peter to Peter B these past 8 years and I’m hella pessimistic but it’s hard to not hope when you have such a young presence full of hope , this story parralled my life a lot and I’m not ashamed to say I teared up with this movie

[@galaxystudios5642]

I would love to see a Peter B Parker live action film. Hell maybe you could even have Andrew show a young Miles how to be Spider-Man in a film called Spider-Men.

[@davidrich27]

The animated Spider-Man movies are so good, I honestly won’t miss it if they didn’t make another live action one.

[@eddysantoso1138]

@@davidrich27 nah honestly all of the spiderman related thing with spiderman in it is all goated, i dont care what they do just stay true to his character and nothings gonna go wrong.

[@heathbroome6202]

After seeing across the spider-verse i can say that even with the little bit of screen time that Peter. B. Parker has. It really shows us the impact that Miles had on his life. They really did well with his character and i can't wait to see what they do with him in beyond the spider-verse.

[@Greatman460]

He is finally a Dad in across the spider verse also I think Peter B Parker deserves his own animated movie

[@bakamatrix]

that ODST track damn near made me shed a tear brah i know this is about spider man but man i miss being young when HALO was still thriving

[@TheHeroNo1Asked4]

I like how across the spiderverse made it a point to fight that statement of Spider-Man has to be a story about tragedy. Also love this take on Peter B.

[@rajarshimondal7391]

Your wish got fulfilled. He is a Dad now🎉

[@murder_maestro123]

What I love about Peter B is that he’s just like me. He’s been through a lot, and is tired. Every time I saw him through the movie, I just kept thinking “cmon buddy you have to pull through.” Because secretly, I said that to myself. He had to find the confidence the same way I have to. Hopefully I can continue being like him and at the end make the right choice of facing the hardships and trucking on instead of getting a way out.

[@TevyaSmolka]

Seeing Peter b Parker as a dad made me so happy and seeing him have his daughter mayday Parker spider-girl made me so happy.

[@daequanhendricks3406]

9:02 bro was begging for it and he received

[@BasementDweller_]

Glad we see more of him in across the Spider-Verse.

[@milesmorales8499]

Even more in beyond

[@PixlPlayer]

The events of across the spiderverse make this video hilarious to watch in retrospect

[@BansheeNT-D]

Having a normal life and being a super hero don't work. And they show it with Peter B Parker. So good.

[@nrgao]

He got his kid! 😂

[@XanthosAcanthus]

You got what you wanted.

[@Brasswatchman]

4:51 Oh, come on. Him geeking out over the cybernetic arm was such a good moment.

[@Fayanora]

You got your wish! Peter B has a kid in Across the Spiderverse!

[@stranger5011]

And That's why he's my favorite on screen spidey

[@thedoruk6324]

Peter *is* a dad now !

[@Basstyle1]

Okay buddy, I was enjoying the video until the 6 minute mark 🤣 the thing is that we don’t know what blonde Peter’s life was like maybe it was tragic but he never never let it bring him down and he was only focusing on the happier aspects of his life. Plus, always liking Peter when he’s getting the shit kicked out of him is boring as well. I like seeing him happy and successful, it can still be relatable, just like the Blonde Peter

[@WitherMori]

EXACTLY

[@rebeccataylor9624]

I love Peter B Parker

[@SynthVoice]

WE ALL DO

[@milesmorales8499]

Who doesn't

[@Brasswatchman]

For all my nitpicking in my previous comments - I absolutely agree with you and the basic premise of this video. Peter B is fantastic and exactly the Spidey I've always wanted to see on the screen most. And the best part about it for me is this -- he's been through the ringer in every way imaginable, but for all his quirks and baggage, he's still a good person at heart. He gets mad when Miles brings up "great power, great responsibility," but that's only because he's lived with that weight for so long he doesn't know how to stop. He's still a hero and it shows. That's what Spider-Man is really about to me.

[@TheDreamcaster98]

I See Peter B Parker As Myself As Adult In The Future🗿🍷

[@shaylawilliams4345]

And he's even better in Across the Spider-verse!

[@animo358]

Insomniac-Man had already convinced me that we need more experienced Spidermen. This movie just solidified that idea.

[@crispyleaf2729]

I’m genuinely and gladly surprised that people are still talking about this movie, GREAT VID!!! I wanna give Peter a big hug and all of his favorite foods for the pain he’s been through ❤️❤️❤️ (It’ll probably be a very soft and comfy hug)💕

[@e_knees8816]

It is the best piece of media related to Spider-Man ever.

[@crispyleaf2729]

@@e_knees8816 yeah I should've known

[@DracaliaRay]

I just attended my first ever conference in biocatalysis. I was the only masters student and there were phd graduates there my age. I have struggled a lot with mental health and problems similar to Peter Parker. Going to this conference really opened my eyes. All these great scientists I was surrounded by have gone through very similar journeys to my own. Some more physically and some more mentally difficult than my own. But everyone treated me and each other with such respect and they had so much passion and knowledge of their field. It was truly inspiring to meet them all and a perfect end to probably my best year so far in my academic career. I am by no means a straight A student and have struggled so much with imposter syndrome. But they all made me feel like I belong. It’s the struggle that makes us great, not our grades, not our amount of friends and not how much money we earn (that’s largely based on luck anyways). It’s the persistence we show when conquering our problems and the way we always get back up even when we want to quit. It’s grabbing onto any excuse in our darkest moments to keep living that allows us to experience a time where that perseverance was worth it. For the first time, I actually feel like a scientist. Like a researcher. Like someone who can use my life to help change the world for the better and have fun doing it.

[@Kusanagikaiser999]

100% Agress specially now after watching him been best dad to Mayday in Across the Spiderverse, the work Lord and Miller have done in just 2 movies with Peter Parker is literally better than 10 years of Spiderman in Marvel Comics.

[@fingerlickinz8462]

4:38 Peter saying “The moment that I’m losing the fight…” always makes me laugh

[@Mirithedemonfox]

to see this video after seeing spiderverse 2 is like wow

[@capperbuns]

Peter B reminds me of who my uncle was before he died

[@nintendofreakP]

You deserve more subscribers man your knowledge and love for the character shows please keep it up!

[@SoupDealer]

"Let peter be a dad already" And he did, he did

[@stephan2807]

Let's just say I'm glad for no 3ay home because it really touched on how Peter actually is. Peter before was more of an adaptation from the ditko comics were his problems are minor in high school which is fine it's nice seeing him happy but after in the john romita era he goes through the hardest stuff ever and realizes being spider man means you will go through hard times and getting back up is not easy.

[@CdrChaos]

I loved how Peter B. stuck to practical advice for being Spider-Man; disinfect the mask and baby powder in the suit to avoid chafing.

[@dendanskehelt4296]

My first ever Spidey comic was his fight against Morlun, it was brilliant.

[@SladeBarjean]

I always saw Peter B. Parker as the original Spiderman before One More Day. He's the same guy that lost Gwen to Norman Osborn's Green Goblin, found Venom in Secret Wars, was buried by Kraven and went against Carnage in Maximum Carnage. The Peter Parker we knew and loved from those times that has aged as much as we did since we last saw him. Even his name gives away this truth: for those who don't know, Peter's full name has always been Peter Benjamin Parker.

[@kevindavisjunior]

Well you got your wish in the new movie lol Peter is a straight up Super Parent hahah lol

[@MysticRuined]

i was about to go on a rant when you mentioned tom and i now i kinda agree with u 😔😔😔😔

[@Brasswatchman]

2:03 Okay, that's harsh. Of course Peter would latch onto a more experienced superhero as a father figure. And hey, at least we didn't get the origin story again.

[@averagejoe8213]

I'm 50 years old... been reading Spider-Man comics and a fan since I was a kid... and man... you nailed it. This is the reason why Spider-Man/Peter Parker was always the best comic book superhero.

[@jefry8393]

So happy wif beyond the spiderverse We get to see a rarity of happines from spidey peter that he recocniled wof mj and had cute little mayday parker

[@theincrediblespiderdude5454]

I love Mayday she was the first comic book character I simp for

[@gxlaxy7998]

No no no about blonde peter your wrong in the Christmas album he talks about specifically In song spider bells you can hear mid threw the song blonde peter having a mid life crisis then breaking down also talking about how he wants to do something else then be Spider-Man making it seem like if he would have lived he would have been exactly like peter b so I’m pretty sure he wasn’t as perfect as he seemed in the movie and closer to peter b Parker then we think and another thing I noticed is I think he’s blonde because in the ultimate universe comics on some shades that peters hair would switch from brown to a dark blonde sometimes so I like to think that’s the case more then him being Ben Reilly

[@e_knees8816]

The blonde was just to make them visually distinct.

[@gxlaxy7998]

@@e_knees8816 they didn’t really have to do that since the 2 characters didn’t meet or haven’t yet

[@e_knees8816]

@@gxlaxy7998 Having two entirely identical characters is a bad idea. It was smart of them to make it more distinct, as it even helped this video be more articulate.

[@gxlaxy7998]

@@e_knees8816 I mean they wouldn’t be exactly the same more like one has darker hair or something not to mention one would be visually younger

[@canyounot4814]

All the Spider-Men in the spiderverse movies are the best they just do such a damn good job making good character