Incredible Hidden Details in Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse (Part 2)

[@TheCanadianLad]

💰Download Temu App: temu.to/k/uspnAmlCcJ9EtD6 to get $100 Coupon Bundle FOR FREE (for all users) 🔍Or search my code [join7535] on Temu App to claim Alright lads, here goes my 2nd breakdown of #SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse. With this, we have now covered 90 minutes of the movie and found a total of 62 hidden details. With Part 3 releasing next week, I’m gonna conclude this series. Brace yourselves for the next part. ;)

[@scaryspy]

Too broke for even for the 90% off stuff

[@imtiazbinsiraj4920]

Nice video but I have a question, What's the difference between a absolute point and a Canon event?

[@Ratheartz]

You are aware the temu is suspected to be stealing you data right. It's parent company already has been proven to have an app that steals all your data.

[@Ratheartz]

It is under investigation right now.

[@franklinrichards528]

Great vids

[@abhig4354]

Being Indian myself, I love the detail with which the animators portrayed different Indian cultures seamlessly, and how Canadian Lad did his thorough research before presenting these details to us. Hats off to both people with amazing talents!!!

[@samuelhitzinger5484]

Fr Disney should take notes

[@gamerman-pc8jy]

this is too mush india for an indian himself(me)

[@Goldfish13-79]

I am also am Indian

[@raghavshukla8595]

Same me Indian too

[@raghavshukla8595]

Wrote the other one how a Indian speaks

[@HeisenbergFam]

You know its a great movie when the only bad thing about it is that it ended, mad respect to animators

[@oneandonlysd5061]

Had me on the floor...wanting more

[@mrmistermelom]

Had me on the floor…having a seizur-

[@johntheanimator4317]

ok

[@mekayaka]

Animators: see u in the next 4 years for the trilogy 🫡

[@scientiaestpotentia2007]

@@mekayakayeah I don’t think it’s going to release next year.

[@conwarlock3537]

So, I also recently rewatched the movie and noticed several details myself: When Spot is caught, while Miles swings away he actually makes a comment about Miles' suit being too tight around the back, which leads to the heart shape later on. Peter makes a comment about Miguel having no bite, even though we have already clearly seen he absolutely has bite in his introduction scene with Vulture. When Miles jumps from the train we see Glass shattering under his hands and feet just like in the first movie, but it's noticably less, indicating he has grown better as Spiderman and more secure as a person. Lastly, I noticed that the 42 Miles is actually taller than our Miles. When Miles is tied to the boxing sack they look eye to eye, but Miles feet are hanging in the air.

[@janbiel1221]

Being Spiderman comes with dwarfism

[@jjdoughboy2103]

That could be because of the prowler shoes having pretty thick soles

[@conwarlock3537]

@@jjdoughboy2103 Nah, he wore normal sneakers

[@AprilZN-DokutahSuzuki]

@@conwarlock3537 i remember seeing some high-tech stuff underneath the sneakers, much like the technology that allows 1610 prowler to parkour and run on walls. he most likely modified the sneakers

[@starstudio7599]

One thing I love about this movie is that the music and Miles weren't serious when Spot first came out and as Spot gets stronger they get more serious but Spot was actually serious from the start

[@ivanmahar]

I also love the meaning of Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City by Bobby "Blue" Bland at the end part of the movie because it literally shows that Earth 42 had no love to lit up the whole neighborhood because there are no friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.

[@ccelite3782]

The music went from 0 to 100 when Spot got full power. "I'm gonna take everything from you... like you took everything from me."

[@endarasman]

And the voice… Jason Schwartzman can be funny and menacing with the same tone…

[@TimeBucks]

Hats off to the animator team

[@BOBYGAME420]

Good

[@Cruxx313]

Agreed

[@neelamopm]

Good Video ❤❤😍😍💋💋🌹🌹🌹🌹💘💘

[@1DivineKnowledge]

👍

[@sunitasardar936]

Nice

[@NightmareEclipse]

I don’t think it was mentioned before but the hole on The Spots face actually changes with how he is feeling. Additionally, when he is teleporting around Mumbattan, he takes some food from someones plate and throws it into the hole on his face. The hole shrinks and he starts coughing. It’s a funny little one-off scene, but does raise some questions about how exactly he could taste the food when he doesn’t really have a mouth anymore.

[@LakesideTrey]

portals the food into his digestive system?

[@NightmareEclipse]

Maybe? Does he even have a digestive system anymore? I think it’s all portals/holes now lol

[@MasterIsabelle]

Wait how does he speak if his mouth is a portal to other dimensions?

[@NightmareEclipse]

I was actually just thinking about this the other day. It also raises the question of how he can see as well

[@user-ek2xg3ps5s]

*Minos Prime chicken leg gif*

[@isaiahallen5097]

I absolutely love Pavitr, I think he's gotta be my favorite character. Not only was the screentime of Mumbattan incredibly hilarious in dozens of ways, but just the elegant, sleek way he himself was animated, ESPECIALLY with his Damarus. The logistics of shooting a web through a bracelet-like object already factors in incredible aim, and that’s not even accounting for how he swings them with enough force to entirely knock out his enemies. His high-pitched voice is amusing when he makes jokes, but doesn't seem to interfere with his speech at all when he's talking normally, and the Indian clothing of his suit is culturally diverse, but not too difficult to look at. It still FEELS like Spider Man, and that's the coolest part. Seriously, hats off to the animators of this movie.

[@segevstormlord3713]

I would definitely watch a series or a stand-alone movie about him and his setting.

[@jaeger9401]

⁠@@segevstormlord3713That’s what I said to my friends! We all agreed we would love a stand-alone movie for Pavitr or a maybe a series where each episode is about a different Spider-Man

[@universalallrounder]

I liked both Pavitr and Hobbie more than Miguel/ Gwen . Man they became the coolest Spideys even with a less screen time.

[@segevstormlord3713]

@@universalallrounder Gwen and Miles are currently my favorite characters in this movie series, but Pavitir is a close third. ...maybe fourth, if you count the Spot, but then the two interact and it's glorious.

[@cdntrooper3078]

I hate Pavtir as an Indian but inspector Singh the goat

[@KyleAlexJohn]

I'd imagine part of why Miguel refers to Venom as only "Bad" is due to the symbiote taking on aspects of its hosts. Bonding with Spider Man causes it to adapt more hero-like qualities, which is why some Venoms tend to go Anti-Hero after a while.

[@Eliza15151]

And in some comics the symbiote becomes a hero. Like agent venom and the like. So this is probably another reason why it’s only bad because there’s a chance that it will work out fine.

[@tamnguyen-bl7jf]

ok

[@bruhfis786]

Another detail is when Pavitr gets mad at Miles for saying "Chai tea" it's a small call back to the beginning of the movie when Spot was robbing the bank and Miles makes a comment about people saying "ATM Machine" and "the M stands for machine". Just another little detail that shows how similar all the spider people are :)

[@ImJeremyHD]

he said that... are you really watching his videos?

[@bruhfis786]

@@ImJeremyHD he did? I must have missed that part then

[@queenperrytheplatypus458]

@@bruhfis786 I think it was in part 1 of this set of 3 parts

[@HakureiRyuu]

there's a detail you missed about hobie, though maybe it'll be in the next video. he has one blue shoelace. in punk culture's shoelace code, a blue shoelace signifies that you may have killed a cop. this could be referring to hobie being extremely antiauthoritarian in general, but it could also refer to the ASM90 event. the event is meant to be traumatic, so it's very possible that hobie wears the blue shoelace out of guilt that the cop died.

[@harmonys965]

That’s a great catch and connection!

[@ncttotheworld127]

ooh that's interesting... we need to be exposed more about the punk culture's shoelace code

[@thikim8562]

ok

[@yatindrajain6515]

Or maybe that he killed the cop

[@tridocao143]

ok

[@rbprem4268]

A small correction in 6:43. In the comics, pavitr isn't bit by a spider, but rather receives the powers of spiderman through a yogi, who told pavithr that he was the chosen one to stop nalin Oberon and the other demons that were wreaking havoc in mumbattan.

[@kernalbert4939]

In the movie, he was bitten by a spider...

[@thithi8793]

ok

[@hopprulez3224]

I was going to say that

[@sanjaymishra7892]

Good

[@tank_dempsey1]

Bro comics aren't the same 😭

[@StrikEagle1379]

One of the details I have noticed is how Miles learns from his mistakes. During the beginning of the movie, Miles shoots his web at the Spot for the first time and Spot uses the portal to fire his web back at him, which webs up Miles' face and he tries to remove it by pulling it away from him, but to no success. Then later during the chase scene when Miles gets hit by both Miguel and Jess, Gwen saves him by webbing his chest. But this time, he grabs the web and breaks it sideways from two points in opposite directions instead of pulling it away from him like before, and that quickly let's him out of the web's grasp.

[@saiphani]

I love how respectful you were when trying to explain the traffic stuff in India. In reality, most people don't care about traffic rules here. Which is why you can see people driving their entire family on bikes or honking for no real reason other than impatience. Love the other details you mentioned and kudos to the research you did! Never stop making these videos!! On a side note, the word at 3:57 reads "Dhad" which people use to a similar effect as "thud".

[@ojasgadre6524]

Man I love his Indian pronounciations he's so close the the actual ones. I haven't seen many peeps from abroad who speak this well

[@saiphani]

@@ojasgadre6524 That is true. It is almost spot-on. Most people just skip on half the sounds.

[@alexanderthegreat6682]

Pavitr is just so vibrant, it makes even more sense to know his suit is based off of Indian festival traditions. He's just so positive and, well, festive.

[@idiot_city5444]

And annoying lol

[@Filmy_Maguire_69420]

I can just imagine the little smile on the animators' face when they see the visual details you have found out from the film 😁

[@ojasgadre6524]

Agreed!

[@just_avolleyball]

Some will be happy, but with everything that went on during the creation of the film I’m not so sure most of them are focused on that. I’m just trying to spread awareness of the working conditions they were put through because of how bad they were. This is not supposed to undermine your comment tho.

[@Filmy_Maguire_69420]

@@just_avolleyball Ye, sad that they're working 11 hrs a day just to satisfy the audience...

[@shashibhagat3268]

The amount of work Canadian Lad has done in researching about the Indian culture is very impressive and as an indian i feel so proud to have the culture getting promoted in this way. Hats off to you brother.

[@PsychicSiren7]

I love that you tell us that more spider-people other than Peter B were there for Miguel and the glitching and erasing of that dimension. It really puts the whole spider society into perspective, especially with how they chased Miles. More of them saw what happened when a break like that happens, so they don't want this 15 year old kid to have to shoulder the shattering of his entire universe like Miguel did.

[@strangeworld9376]

I do love that pavitr’s suit is mostly influenced by festival attire and costume, it adds to his personality and charm

[@cjbricks422]

His design is so cool

[@ManWithSum]

Design's cool but incredibly steroeotypical ngl haha

[@rupaIii]

@@ManWithSum stereotypical in what way?

[@ahshitherewegoagain8695]

​​@@ManWithSumit would be a stereotype if it was a wrong assumption about an entire region like "All asians are super smart" or accent based comments. But here, Pavitr's design is well thought out after researching the actual culture behind it instead of making things up. If wearing a dhoti/panche/lungi (whatever you prefer to call it), is stereotypical that's like telling Americans not to wear jeans or shorts. It's just incredibly common and part of our culture.

[@infernogaming4671]

@@ManWithSumHow?

[@SoupDealer]

12:23 Classic Gwen being jelly when miles uses his rizz

[@The8-10Remix]

miles has untold rizz

[@reginasandoval628]

Aww, is somebody jealous?😂 Miles and Margo: * chatting* Gwen: I sense a threat... COME ON! we're leaving 😤

[@koda4336]

i absaloutely admire how fixated you get on this. "Now let me tell you everything about his suit!" i loved that, it made me chuckle. it feels like you really adore doing these, and its pretty sick. keep it up

[@TheCanadianLad]

Thank you so much my friend! :)

[@GuardianSpirits13]

Every single new detail I see about Pavitr and his universe just makes me love him so much more. The amount of love that went into crafting his character and universe is just incredible to see!

[@chriscable3410]

Ikrrrrr

[@davidflores0227]

There was a hidden detail to "Agents of Shield" in Miles' room as well. A newspaper on Miles' wall with Daisy Johnson's photo. Nice to know one of the best Marvel shows of all time hasn't been forgotten.

[@mkg123.]

I love that show ty for pointing that out

[@McJethroPovTee]

The AOS community is small but very very active still I see.

[@ballofmayo5132]

Agents of Shield getting the recognition AND a small bit of screen time?? That is so crazy they animated and added that detail. Plus, it seems to be a season 4 or 5 daisy that was on the run and going rogue from the rest of the agency.

[@typedullx]

Underrated show

[@somethingdifferent6060]

3:11 "A Groom on his way to his wedding to meet his bride" OH SHI- I SEE WHAT THEY DID THERE.

[@jamofamo5852]

A little moment of foreshadowing I noticed after rewatching “Into the Spiderverse” is that when Miles jumps off of the tiny building at the start of the film and hits several objects, he is shown laying on the ground with the numbers 4 and 2 next to him. Perhaps you knew this already, but I found this to be a very clever example of the animator’s attention to detail and their involvement with the complete story they are creating.

[@pearlplayaa]

Actually, the number 42 is ALL OVER Into The Spider-Verse!

[@Fatal-Prime]

The part where he said: "Miles was nowhere to be seen, but Spot could still *spot* him" got me bro 💀

[@reginasandoval628]

It's the puns dude, their everywhere

[@Fatal-Prime]

True...

[@adarshmishra7419]

Pavitr Prabhakar actually recieved his powers from a Rishi (Sage), I would love to watch his own spinoff showing his backstory & how is he still so positive to say "being Spider-Man is so easy" after losing his Uncle Bhim.

[@JPMurph44]

One of the greatest movies I’ve ever watched. This movie has so many amazing details and Easter Eggs that I could watch it 100 times and never get bored

[@anushajain8198]

As an Indian myself, I didn't even noticed 90% of things about Pavitra Prabhakar's Spidey. Hats off to you.

[@subediarnav]

We can see that Peter b. Parker wearing a white cape as he fights in across the spiderverse. It might be an easter egg on how Miles changed him as he was clearly against capes and considered them not cool in the intro the spiderverse.

[@darthvegaslastnamenotrequi5698]

Something I strongly believe coming is that Gwen will be revealed to be seen as an anomaly much like Miles. There was something suspect about how hesitant Miguel and Jessica were to help her out in the beginning as well as how quickly they were to push severe consequences on her for her actions. Peter B. was also there when Kingpins collider went off but doesn't seem to be held to the same scrutiny that Gwen is under and even helped form the Spider-verse organization with Miguel. These movies were thoroughly planned out in advance, you can even see the spider that bit Miles glitches out in the first film before we ever suspect Miles's spider was from another Earth.

[@TheDragonQueen-uh4lm]

What makes you think shes an anomaly? I thought the reluctance to include her was because they knew she would try to visit Miles.

[@sebastianwolf1226]

Don’t think so. The reason is just because of her connection and feelings towards miles.

[@darthvegaslastnamenotrequi5698]

@@sebastianwolf1226 If that were solely the case then why would they have re-acted so strongly to her actions on 1610 before they even suspected that she had even seen Miles? This will be easier to explain once the movie is on stream and I can quote and outline my case with more detail but they definitely have something against Gwen beyond her connection to Miles. Otherwise, why would they only harshly punish her for things other Spidermen do (she's only given ONE chance and is the only one who has to perform perfectly to prove her worth) and not everyone else in the original "Into the Spider-Verse" team, Peter B. being the obvious example who openly sees Miles as a foster son and the inspiration to have his own child May-Day. How does that not make him the same type of exception and yet he's a founding member alongside Miguel, yet still. When they saw Gwen vs Vulture, Jessica had to almost beg and ultimately guilted Miguel into even helping her out at all..... like she wasn't even worth a day pass when her father was holding a gun to her head. And, before you say its because of canon and not wanting to remove her or interfere with her father's ultimate death as "the Captain Stacy," the event isn't for some time and they have predictive systems to warn them of impending canon events which didn't go off.

[@sebastianwolf1226]

@@darthvegaslastnamenotrequi5698 That's right, Miguel didn't want her there from the beginning. Only because Jess begged him to help her. Of course, it could be that he has something against her in principle. But still I think it's mainly because of her feelings towards miles. Because as you can see in one shot, Miguel is watching everything. So he watched them closely at the events of ITSV. He feared exactly what actually happened. She couldn't take it anymore and visited him. And then it came as it came. She is also still young. That surely explains the point about Peter B. He is an experienced Spider-Man and has already helped him with his canon. So he already knows him well. And that he kicked her out right after Miles escaped, was because he was mega pissed and saw her as the reason that it has come so far.

[@ratdundruff5843]

@@TheDragonQueen-uh4lm her dad stopped being captain

[@AHM1Gaming]

On the train in Nueva York, Miles was glitching back to his store bought suit Stan Lee gave him. This happened when Miguel O’Hara was telling Miles that he is not Spiderman. As we all know, Miles had to build his confidence during the first movie. Still thinking about what it exactly meant for the animators to draw him glitching back to his prior “leap of faith” suit.

[@Apieceofyarn]

The leap of faith is when he figures out who he is (or who he thinks he is). In the store suit he’s still figuring out who he is. Him glitching back into his store suit is symbolic of miles regressing back into his “who am I?” Phase in the first movie because hes been told life-changing information

[@mirandatagliamonte9754]

A few more deets: •During the fact about the numbers on the sign, you can also see a billboard that says “All Of It, All The Time, All Over The Place” with a picture of a bagel. This is presumably Miles’ universe’s version of “Everything, Everywhere, All At Once”, with the bagel being an important symbol from the movie. The referenced movie has a lot in common with ATSV: They’re both about jumping between universes, and they both feature an antagonist with a connection to a bagel. •The video mentions that the Spot’s real name is Johnathan Ohnn, but his last name is probably pronounced wrong. If you pronounce it like the word “on”, you can call him “Johnny Ohnn, The Spot”. This is an intentional and very subtle pun.

[@TheMeowtrix]

11:16 " *Spot* can still *spot* him "

[@Rextri0]

Ahahaah

[@Mohammed_Aariz]

Its actually amazing to see how much Canadian Lad thinks of his Indian audience and caters to them... Hats off to you for finding such minute details and watching the movie so many times just for us.

[@godlegend-jz8kv]

sorry im sadly racist

[@abhisheksinha496]

@@godlegend-jz8kv nah bro we sorry for you

[@FF-ch9nr]

10:56 shes also a gymnast with her swinging poses and her dad wearing a Visions Gymnast team t shirt in the opening

[@hollygregor7191]

At the beginning of the movie you can see Gwen’s dad wearing a Visions Gymnastics Academy shirt, meaning in this universe Gwen (or her dad) probably also went to Visions Academy like Miles. It also might help explain how she was able to find the counterpart school when she was sent to 1610 in ITSV

[@notahumanbeing6892]

that also explains how her spider sense told her to go there, i always thought that that was a really specific thing to be able to get from a sensation but if she was familiar with the school its not that far a reach

[@razorstorm2175]

I love how Miles prevented Gwen's father from dying because she left and he quit the police force. The portrayed how everything lit up as soon as she heard that he quit ultimately preventing his death. Just goes to show that you can prevent cannon events just not directly. Spiderman CAN DO BOTH!!!

[@thatguynamedrose-_-]

16:00 bro knows what he was pointing at 💀 💀

[@aaronarupov688]

Loved the video. One detail I found after rewatching: There was a moment after Hobie meets Miles. Hobie tells that Miles should use the palm, not just his fingers. And later when Miles is trapped by Miguel, Hobie shows Miles his palms, reminding him to use them.

[@isaiaholaru5013]

Hobie the homie

[@thunderstrike8935]

One thing that I've noticed is that Gwen (from what I've been able to tell) is the only character who's art style actually changes throughout universes. While I'm hers, she has the water color type art style, but when I'm Miles's universe, she takes on his comic book art style. There's probably more to it but that's just something I noticed.

[@tranngockha6562]

That's kinda cool and odd I also noticed that Peni is similar. In this new movie she lack a layer compared to her previous movie. So she look more 2d

[@Saaaten]

I think it's much more because of the shaders used in her universe rather than her artstyle changing.

[@hansip87]

You got some point there, in the first film she's the least glitching spider-person too iirc, considering she appeared the longest from the start.

[@thunderstrike8935]

@@Saaaten I don't think that would be it because Miguel still has his comic book style in her universe

[@MrPoddle999]

The thing about this is the animation style. Im not sure the others will understand it, but artists will. When you draw something, sometimes youkl feel energy inside you and starts drawing so epicly. Its so satisfying seeing that animaton

[@drunozgaming7531]

Being an indian, i really appreciate the animators for including cultures from "ALL" over india. ❤

[@lennonbarbosa5192]

I dunno if it counts as detail, but it's something I noticed: While Kingpin, in ITSV, tried to be with his dead family by pulling them from other dimension, Miguel in ATSV said he tried to go to other universe to be with his dead family. They did kinda the same mistake in different ways, reflecting how there maybe is some grief theme going on with all this multiverse crisis.

[@Ck.08x]

"spot could still spot him ", had me cracking up

[@OaklynMediaLLC]

9:57 the attention to cultural influences goes unnoticed just because of the immense stimulation overload in this film. I cannot wait to get it on Bluray to watch over and over and appreciate all the incredible work that went into each shot.

[@bdhhsgbyddhggg]

I love the relationship Miles and Hobie have in this movie, from the moment they meet Hobie acts like an older brother to Miles and looks out for him

[@Onjdre5647]

Help that's adorable

[@sleeper5905]

9:51 "Dhotis are wore in special events" My grandpa taking his Dhoti to work:-

[@Mef___]

Then, he likes his work

[@standotheguy]

As an indian, me and my sisters favorite part of the movie was by far the Mumbattan scene, cuz of the amount of local references, also for those who dont know, its called Mumbattan, as a reference to one of indias most populated cities, Mumbai, so they combined the name with manhattan, which is why when miles is falling into the city, you can see the outline of NYC!

[@Echnull]

There's a small detail which is connected to Into the Spiderverse. As we know, at the end of Across the Spiderverse we find out that Miles was supposed to be the Prowler in his universe, which is also hinted at in Into the Spiderverse. At the time where Miles first met Peter eye to eye and their spidey senses went off, when the camera was on Peter it showed blue and red (Spiderman colors), where as for Miles at first it showed pink and green (Prowler colors), which then changed to blue and red, indicating that his fate got changed.

[@kelvinfung8807]

I like that Blue and Red (Spider colors) also the color of Miles own universe 1610. Both Jefferson and Rio are wear Blue and Red and Miles casual clothes are in Blue and Red in 1610. While in universe 42 both Rio and Aaron and Miles casual clothes are in Purple/Pink and Green (Prowler colors).

[@labeebajmalt4982]

It was mentioned in his breakdown of into the spiderverse

[@thegamingpetrichor4222]

I noticed that

[@reganator5000]

One I think is missed is that The Spot seems to start to show the symbiote symbol once he increases his power- look at some of the depictions of Knull in the comics, and specifically at the symbiotes he controls (in the background of some of the major artwork). They have the same spirals for faces, whilst the Spot typically doesn't (he just has spots or an actual face)- I'm not sure what the connection to the symbiotes, if any, might be, but as Knull is god of the void, and the Spot is interacting with the void, there might be something. It's also worth remembering that said spiral is, like knull's title of 'The King in Black' a reference to 'The King in Yellow' the short story collection by Robert W. Chambers, does bring to mind the quote from Act 1, Scene 2d of the eponymous play, as relayed in the short story 'the mask': Camilla: "You sir should unmask" Stranger: "Indeed?" Camilla: "Indeed it's time. We have all laid aside disguise but you." Stranger: "I wear no mask." Which is true of the spot, who wears no mask. Of course there's a decent chance this is just an easter-egg nod to the god of the void due to the connection with the Spot's abilities, and not something that's going to come back up in the plot, but it's an interesting detail.

[@raytakagi2580]

A not-so-hidden detail I found in the final part for the big twist, you can see the prowler wearing untied jordans, which is a callback to the first film when someone tells miles his shoes are untied in his new school, foreshadowing that the Miles of that universe is Miles

[@jackmack4181]

A detail I’m surprised you didn’t mention is how Spot’s Spots start to fuse with each other as he’s in Numbattan, a sign showing that his body knew what was going on. And when he’s in the reality breaker room you can see how practically every spot on his body has become one giant amorphous spot

[@desktoplasma1070]

Great video! One thing that I think you missed was that the platform that Miguel is standing on in his introduction as it is going down has the lines that make the corners extend past the corners which mimics Miguel's visual style of being slightly unfinished

[@AnkitAgrawal021]

Really loved the way how the makers represented India & its richness in traditions & culture... BTW there's one thing I would like to point out, that "Sacred Wars" thing could be a reference to an Indian web series called "Sacred Games" which is very popular in India... And the fact that you actually went that deep into Indian culture just for the research purpose increases my respect for you immensely❤

[@bharadwaj_routhu]

Though I am an Indian, I missed many details about Pavitr. Respect to Lad to pointing them all 👏🏽👏🏽

[@Aman-yx3ne]

His Indian Friend also helped him, praise him too

[@Mr_hHippo]

6:05 nah thats THE GREEN GHANDI

[@HariomRajput7]

Being an Indian, I can say that Indian culture has been shown very well in the movie by Sony Pictures and yes, Canadian lad, my respect for you has increased even more 🫡.Thank you for explaining Indian Spiderman very well.

[@ojasgadre6524]

Agreed!

[@bullymaguire8161]

I was worried about the stereotypic indian accent,even his accent was fine 😌

[@rohitwankhede9153]

​@@bullymaguire8161he is voiced by shubham gill the cricketer so no issue there

[@retekcorp]

Dude they really did India justice in this movie, hats off to the team!

[@phantomnexusvods2579]

correction at 2:20, the official MCU timeline has been confirmed as 199999, while 616 is the official comics timeline. kevin feige tried to put both of these on 616 to please fans but it had the opposite effect.

[@naman_2341]

Hey, I just wanted to mention a detail I noticed while rewatching Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. During the scene when Miles is about to take his first leap of faith but backs out by going down the stairs, we see his father Jefferson do the same thing in Across the Spider-Verse at Alchemax, while Miles is fighting the Spot. It seems intentional and highlights the similarity between father and son. I also wanted to express my appreciation for your videos and the attention to detail you bring. Thank you for still having the spirit of Marvel in you.

[@daxi0339]

Bro is trying to scam us 😭💀 0:37

[@Its_Squiddd]

no srsly why😭😭😭

[@darshil1905]

Must appreciate Canadian lad of so accurate knowledge of Indian culture. Most canadians I know seem to have so superficial knowledge of India and still stereotyping us as country where people ride on elephants. Salute to you man!!! Love your research and accuracy to hidden details.🤩🤩🤩

[@pulkit200]

4:45 "cooked bread like naan" , naan means bread! That's like saying "cooked bread like bread"

[@superentertainment9658]

Would I ask you for a coffee coffee with room for cream cream?

[@DinoRicky]

Like chai tea Oh I love chai tea Nooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111!!!

[@cdntrooper3078]

I mean we don’t really have a word for bread cause a naan is naan

[@gauravpandeya505]

As an Indian and a huge marvel fan I was honeslty taken aback by how beautifully my culture was shown with things like the design of the suit, or the "Chai-Tea/Naan-Bread" banter and the damru, I was genuienly amazed. You have shown me even more of those details and props to you for that man! Great job! Great Channel! Much love from India

[@rolt2555]

I love how Canadian lad said "Indian culture" nd only showed a montage of shah Rukh Khan. Man of culture

[@JohnboyTheGamer]

I will like to point out something my friend pointed out. When we first met Jessica we see she is in late pregnancy and also upbeat. Following the two months Gwen joined, Jessica has actually given birth. Her demeanor has slightly changed to be more serious and she appears to not be holding the baby anymore. So within those two month her baby was born, and it seems likely she has also lost someone recently.

[@shehrazsingh7377]

7:25 Correction: As an Indian I know that the man was not raising his hand for spiderman but to get his food out of the crowed and then when Pavitar Prabhakar take his food he waves to get his food back (you can see that expression on his face)

[@wrestling_is_fake]

Monkey spider 😂

[@sebastiancruz3790]

14:22 anyone else notice how miles dad on Miguel’s screen looks an awful lot like flint Lockwoods dad from cloudy with a chance of meatballs??

[@NemXui]

I was about to comment that aswell

[@Tom-kl2cq]

5:25 Shah Rukh Khan 🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️😍😍

[@MicJaguar]

I mentioned it in the last video as well. Maybe you have it in the 3rd not sure. When Miles leaves his family reunion on the roof to catch up with Gwen (I think it's that part) Gwen sneaks up behind Miles or swings sneaks up. You notice Miles' Spidey Sense doesn't trigger. So either Gwen doesn't trigger it for other Spider people due to her prowess or Miles trusts her so much or likes her that he feels vulnerable making the betrayal later on so much more impactful. Curious to see if in the next movie if Gwen can no longer sneak up on Miles? Thoughts?

[@reginasandoval628]

Dude got a point

[@wild_lee_coyote]

Spider-Man has that issue with anyone he is close with. That is why Aunt May can walk in on him with no Peter Tingle. Also Miguel O’Hera doesn’t have a spicy sense and so gets caught off guard several times.

[@djfhhfjdjfb951]

12:03 did u notice the lego spiderman on the car?

[@mytheories3746]

Hey lad, If you are reading this, After you complete and post part 3 of this series, please take a small break and enjoy. Pointing out this very small details for us is a very hard job and you have earned your break. Love your work as always ❤️❤️❤️

[@raghuveerjadeja4326]

He is taking almost a month to give out details of 45 minutes He is taking enough breaks when the breakdown speed is sooooooo slow

[@rubensf7780]

Liking so it gets seen

[@tarrowave]

And here you go there is always people that just doesn't appreciate enough of what other does, like this guy@@raghuveerjadeja4326. Maybe you do but you just gotta pick a hole out of others accomplishment. Try being more positive a little time to time yea?

[@isaiaholaru5013]

​@@raghuveerjadeja4326Everyone needs breaks. It takes ages because he goes through every frame for potential details

[@fcpro231]

@@rubensf7780 disliking cause yall are cringe

[@shadowdouglas450]

This Spidervese movie really upgraded him from his comic counter part, in my opinion.

[@dryroastduckvoice3430]

10:19 "All of the lights" automatically plays in my head 😂

[@dustin4747]

One detail Ive seen mentioned before, that you might find interesting is that the apartment complex that The Spot lived at had a billboard with what looks like a bagel and says "All of it, always, all over the place" which is more than likely a cheeky reference to Everything Everywhere All at Once, another fantastic multiverse movie.

[@tosutaa]

Gwen has always been the most agile of the spider people seen on screen. Even in the first movie she was the only one that didn't face plant into something and she landed on her feet

[@liamphibia]

2:10 Aw that's such an adorable little detail!😊

[@louisberry4403]

Best film of the year so far and one of the best comic book films ever. Only bad part was that it ended. Can't wait for Beyond The Spider-Verse.

[@sahaneshu604]

I am a keralite I'm proud to see our own martial art kalari in Marvel movies... How amazing is that ...! Lots of Love for the animators❤

[@Officialistaken]

Canadian Lad is the only guy to go see the same movie 5 times, just to find hidden details. Amazing!😂🤣

[@scrapmaster890]

6:44 spider didnt bit him , the source of his power was different in comics

[@Skilledclips5900]

yeah i think it was some gods that gave him the powers

[@kinjalroy9407]

​@@Skilledclips5900it was a hermit

[@mobslayergaming]

during the chase seen when miles is runing away from the spider scociety i noticed when miles starts glitching after megell takes his anti glitching band he actually glitches into the first ever spiderman suit miles wore in "into the spiderverse"

[@lucky_2510]

Not only MCU brought out INDIA into the movies....but also this guy pointing out each detail and knowing about Indian traditions brings up a huge recognition of our country!!! HUGE RESPECT FROM INDIA mannn!!!!!!!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯🥰😇

[@randalloses2748]

I dunno if by mcu you refer to ms marvel or this movie, but just in case this one is made by sony not marvel studios, and if im not mistaken mcu are the marvel studios only products In any case, good day

[@thegamingpetrichor4222]

Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@thegamingpetrichor4222]

Huge respect!!!!!!!

[@karenaizirein8957]

One of the things i Really love about the spider totems in comics is the difference between males and females. Females usually cant lift as much as the male ones but they have perfect balance on any surface which would also allow them to get up when they would normally be disoriented like in 11:07

[@SoonLeeNZ]

@2:18 The sign on top of the building says "All of It Always All Over The Place" and has a bagel in the middle. You may recognize that as a shout-out to another multiverse movie, "Everything Everywhere All at Once".

[@VIXedits_]

Canadian Lad:* uploads part 2* Me: YESSSSSSSSSS!!!!

[@mechamogaka6964]

I love the hidden detail about his back being a heart when their swinging around. Which is just insane because I never would've caught that, even in my 5th time seeing the movie :) Another is that we're learning so much about Spiderman- India's culture, and finally the handshake. I never would've thought they actually put an NBA refence in a comic book movie :0 For those that don't know search up Dwayne Wade & Lebron James handshake NBA thank me later!

[@You-nm5fq]

Cool continuity detail from the previous film: Comic con doesn’t exist on earth 1610 Gwen appears in into the spiderverse “How many other spider people are there?” - miles “Save it for comic con” - peter b “what’s comic con? And then when he reveals his identity to earth 42 Rio: “Is this like comic con?” - rio “I don’t even know what that is” - miles

[@askeladd9941]

7:55 uff romanjification 💥

[@Blaster_Unity_UB]

The fact that they added so many little details is astonishing! And it saddens me that some of them might never be found, but I sincerely hope that they do

[@dylanmcloughlin2187]

At number 16, that scene also mirror's miles in the first movie, except the exact opposite. They are sitting in the same seat, but instead of everyone else's hands going up, only his does.

[@splashofazure]

this isnt necessarily about the movie, but a design choice i noticed about spider ham is that his eyes and his snout are always animated in similar shapes and his nostrils actually blink. I think this is because Spider ham was originally a spider who became a pig, and thats where his extra eyes are

[@samihamchev9528]

I've already watched this movie 4 times and videos like yours make me want to watch it again(despite the terrible audio quality). This movie is an absolute masterpiece in every single aspect. Kudos to every single person who worked on it

[@zactothefuture9335]

honestly the spiderverse films are really the only films in recent history in my opinion that show a clear understanding of the content and the fandom and care about them

[@Lutherstrode17492]

6:31 also Ghandi was in Clone High, a show made by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, the writers and producers of this movie

[@penguinclap8815]

MAN I love "GHANDI"😅

[@Lutherstrode17492]

@@penguinclap8815 “would Ghandi put someone on speaker phone”😂

[@penguinclap8815]

@@Lutherstrode17492 I didn't get it but Okay I'll laugh:)

[@Lutherstrode17492]

@@penguinclap8815 it’s a Clone High quote. When Ghandi called a depressed Van Gogh, and put him on speaker phone

[@g_i_g_a_n_i_g_g_a69]

It's Gandhi... 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

[@kindofanmol]

Pavitr's dress and fighting/swinging styles are inspired from rooted Indian arts like the Kathakali & Koothu dresses and Kalaripayattu martial arts. So glad the animators did extensive research for this brilliant character. 👑

[@thatbritishanimator04]

2:19 I also like how the billboard on top has a bagel on it showing the whole bagel effect with the spot

[@snakeleader]

It was so much fun to watch Across the spider verse in theatre. Crowd erupted in loud amazement & excitement (incl. Me) seeing Indian Spiderman Pavitr.😃 What an intro & sequence.❤ The theatre feel of watching together is always more cherishing & something else..😅🎉

[@Anakinskywalker077-z4b]

Though Lad Is From Canada But Still He Know Many Things About India Love From India ❤️🇮🇳

[@Suvam005]

Thanks to all the Panjabi people 🌚🌚

[@eugenejamesbon5791]

Hi