It honestly makes sense that Noir and Ham didn't end up in the Spider Society because a Nazi-punching Detective and a Cartoon Reporter would've almost immediately clocked everything wrong with Miguel's "stick to the script" "some losses are acceptable and necessary, actually" philosophy, and they would not have been able to be nearly as subtle as Hobie when going against him.

Ohnn posting

Me watching Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse:

୨⎯ ♡ Dating Miles Morales ♡ ⎯୧

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GN!Reader

Warnings: None

A/N: First time doing one of these... >_<

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He ditches you for Ganke

Spider-Punk!!!

just a little angsty comic panel redraw

og under cut

made an artistic choice to keep migs' eyes open, idk why it just sort of made more sense in my head

How was the movie?

I LOVE SPIDER-MAN

I LOVE BEING A SPIDER-MAN FAN

I LOVE BEING REWARDED FOR BEING A SPIDER-MAN FAN

My emotional regulation is like that thing in animation where there's an angel and a devil on their shoulders, but instead it's Bo Burnham singing a depressing ballad and MatPat psycho analysing my symptoms.

so like whats their ship name gonna be

Man i still can’t believe people this days only see gwen as the “dead love interest” or “the spider-gwen” like why can’t we just talk about what gwen was supposed to be, the independent girl who is smart and is also friends with harry and also knows how to investigate some crimes for her own father like…why can’t we just bring back this version of gwen instead.

Not sure if you've done a post already but curious to think how Usopp would react/what role he would play if he was at Whole Cake Island and how SanUso would change and grow as a couple after?

I was planning on doing a post like this tbh but I think I've already said a couple of times that I wanted Usopp on WCI. And it's not even because of my insane obsession with Sanuso (that too, tho) but because I think his personality would have fit the story perfectly. Also, I think that Sanji being crucial to Usopp's character back in Water 7 would have helped here too, with Usopp being present in one of Sanji's most vulnerable moments.

I think that following canon he would've been a part of the Chopper/Carrot storyline because of how fitting it would have been for his personality. We would have had so many funny moments with him there and back in the forest with Nami. However, I think that Usopp, being also part of the East Blue Crew and having a close friendship with Sanji (we don't see much of that post-timeskip, sadly, but they used to have so many interactions aaaa), he would have been there for the Luffy vs Sanji fight. I'm not sure if he would've stepped in, having more of an active reaction towards everything and trying to stop Sanji (because, well, at the end of the day, it is a Lusan scene and we can't take away their moment), but he for sure would have been there with Nami crying over everything. Idk. I think Usopp, being the first one who tried to leave the crew and having fought Luffy before, would understand Sanji. He would not be angry at his behavior like Nami, perhaps just frustrated and angry at himself and Sanji's family, mostly. It's hard to know what part of the story he would have been a part of because he already has his focus moment in Dressrosa and this is kind of to make Chopper/Carrot/Nami/Brook shine too bc they weren't there, but yeah, at the end of the day the story would have ended up being the same because the focus is Luffy and Sanji's relationship.

However, like I said, I think Usopp would understand Sanji's behavior somehow (even if the reason why Usopp tried to leave the crew wasn't the same one). We would've probably gotten a scene like the one he has with Nami after coming back to them ("coming back" meaning accepting that he wants to go back with them. That scene where she's mad and tells him and they'll never let him go again etcetc). But instead of what Nami does, I think Usopp would be just happy to have him back, and yet Sanji would feel guilty for what he had done to them. A lil scene of acknowledgment and understanding where Sanji asks why Usopp isn't angry and Usopp lets him know that he doesn't understand but understands to an extent (not feeling like he fits in and ending up in self-destructive behavior like trying to leave the crew) and they would inevitably grow closer after that.

Their dynamic within the OP world would change, of course, but when it comes to the main plot and their interactions they would pretty much stay the same because they talk like fucking twice in all of Wano and I am having a very hard moment watching this without them having scenes together- Please, being a Sanuso shipper is so hard-

But yeah, all of this is me trying to be realistic. From a more fanon perspective, I think Usopp should have just dressed up as Sogeking and saved Sanji like the superhero he is with the power of love and friendship and they would have gotten married. The end.

Reblog if Different !!

Meet my new Spidersona, Coral Carper aka the dazzling Diving Belle! She's a mermaid from a post-apocalyptic future who was bitten by a radioactive diving bell spider eight years ago, and is desperately trying to keep her world's genre more hopeful superhero adventure than Lovecraftian horror.

Spidey, you offended him!

New Mini-Fic!!

Just a lil something that popped into my head the other day. Special thanks to spideysensible (on AO3) for helping me with some of the finer details.

At 717 words, here's a slightly different take on Tony asking Peter to stop calling him 'Mr. Stark.'

Enjoy!

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Tony has been trying to get Peter to call him ‘Tony’ instead of ‘Mr. Stark’ for months. The refusal started as something akin to a game, a bit, something of a joke between them. But the longer it went on, the more bothered he became by it. Eventually, he decided he was going to have to sit Peter down to talk about it. 

“Pete, please. How many times do I have to ask you to call me Tony?” Tony questioned as the two of them worked side by side on the newest iteration of the spider-suit.

“Once more, as always, Mr. Stark,” Peter cheekily replied.

Rather than laugh as usual at the obvious banter, Tony grew contemplative. He understood that amongst the teasing, he’d never made it clear that he was serious. There was a small part of him that was worried he’d let the joke go on for too long. But he wanted to adress it. And after some thought, he decided that initiating that conversation sooner rather than later would probably be best “Hey, kid?” he questioned, already making his way toward the small break area. “Come sit with me for a minute. We need to talk.” He could sense Peter’s unease and smile reassuringly. 

Even so, Peter looked nervous as he crossed the room towards the couch.

“I know we’ve been making light of it- you calling me Mr. Stark. But I wanted you to know that it actually bothers me when you call me that. Mr. Stark is how colleagues, coworkers, reporters, and random strangers address me. But I know you; you’re practically my kid. And because of that, you calling me Mr. Stark makes me feel kind of uncomfortable,” he said. He sighed and ran a hand down his face before reluctantly admitting, “That and, well, it reminds me of my dad.”

Peter bowed his head. Tony placed a hand on his shoulder to reassure him. “You’re fine, Bud. This is on me. I should have said something a long time ago,” he said.

When he was sure Peter had relaxed, he began to explain. “With my friends,” he said, then paused and tilted his head. “With my family- Tony is my preferred name. I would really appreciate it if you could try to call me Tony.”

Peter nodded his head a bit at his lip. “I mean, I can totally work on that but-” he said hesitantly began. “But I’m probably going to mess up a lot. It’s just that my Aunt May- and my Uncle Ben when he was here- they taught me that it wasn’t good manners to call an adult by just their first name. They said that calling them mister or misses was a sign of respect and I just really want to show you that respect Mr. Uh- Tony.”

“Would it help if I told you that using my preferred name, is being respectful?” Tony suggested.

Peter nodded his head. “I know that. I do. And I want to. It’s just that it’s a habit that’s been drilled into my head since I was a little kid. And I know that’s not an excuse! But just wanted you to understand why I might mess up.”

“I appreciate you sharing that with me, Bud,” Tony said, smiling softly. “And while we’re on the subject, is there anything you would prefer I did or didn’t call you?”

“Do I have to tell you why?” Peter asked, looking up through his lashes.

“Of course not. We’re setting boundaries here, and boundaries don’t require an explanation. Not unless you decide you want to give one.”

“Well, there’s this one nickname,” Peter whispered. “You’ve never used it! But since you asked, I, uh- I don’t like to be called Einstein. Like, at all.”

Tony was a little confused but flourished his hand in acceptance all the same. “Done, deal, Kiddo” he quipped. “I can handle that. Anything else?”

Peter promptly shook his head.

“Great. You let me know if that changes, though. Alright, Kiddo?” Tony requested, hoping to keep the door open for future conversations.

To his relief, Peter agreed. “Perfect,” he said, hIs words accompanied by a genuine smile. “Ready to get back to those suit upgrades?”

Peter smiled between Tony and the workspace, replying, “Yeah, Tony. We definitely should.”

It’s so funny how the dynamic between Peter and Felicia switches up in everything.

In her introduction in the comics, Felicia is SO down bad for Spider-Man it’s honestly hilarious, like girl failure Felicia Hardy I love her so much. And Spider-Man isn’t all that interested in fact he implies that she needs… psychiatric help? Okay Peter. I get this was the 80s but okay.

Every iteration after this seems to level it out to them both being interested in each other, until a vital shift that I’d like to say was started with the Ultimate Comics but maybe it changed in the 616 universe during the 90s, I haven’t gotten to that era of comics yet. However in the Ultimate Comics, Felicia is in fact not interested in Spider-Man at all because well. He’s 16 and she’s like 22 and she’s like “WHAT THE FUCK EWWWW” and never sees him ever again. Where as Peter is so fucking upset over this and it’s honestly really weird. The ultimate comics have a lot of weird shit like this that I’m not going to unpack today.

But honestly in her iterations since, Peter is always more interested in her than she is in him, she flirts with him and all but she isn’t pining after him and often blatantly lies to his face for her own gain.

And I think this is mainly why I’m not too interested in their dynamic, the early depictions are a little funny and slapstick, she never does anything stalkerish so it never borders creepy and I love seeing her more vulnerably since it’s not something that’s portrayed in her character much anymore. And I just really dislike their dynamic in the modern day, since most writers only include her because they think she’s hot and don’t provide any interesting emotional moments and fights with her, like there’s aspects about her modern depictions I enjoy but she’s kinda just become boring. Although Marvel’s Spider-Man ( 2017 ) for example doesn’t sexualize her since it’s a show for younger kids, it really doesn’t do much at all for her. Spider-Man PS4’s Black Cat is interesting enough but she didn’t really need to be in that DLC and a lot of the cutscenes and her arc with Peter were pretty shallow in my opinion and it felt like yet again she was only there because she’s hot.

I wish we could go back to the in between era, such as the 90s show where they both had a mutual respect for each other and the dynamic was a lot easier to get into. The show genuinely makes you think they could get together where as other media you already know she’s just a rebound to be discarded once MJ or Gwen finally is an option again y’know?