Spider-Man
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- “Like I have time for that! I got a trigonometry exam tomorrow, my Aunt needs me to pick up a dozen eggs, and I'm drowning in angst! ”
- ―Spider-Man to Nick Fury in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
Spider-Man is a minifigure based on the character from the Spider-Man films and TV series. The minifigure first appeared in Studios, then reappeared in its own theme, Spider-Man, and returned in the Marvel Super Heroes theme in Spider-Man themed sets.
Description[edit | edit source]
Variations[edit | edit source]
Over the years, Spider-Man has appeared in various sets, and several different versions of his minifigure have been produced. The ones in the old theme all reflect his appearance in the movie continuity. The Super Heroes variation appears as his Ultimate Spider-Man TV show version and as him in the black suit.
Studios Costume[edit | edit source]
Spider-Man's first appearance in his classic suit, this variation appeared only in the Studios sets 1376 Spider-Man Action Studio, and 10075 Spider-Man Action Pack. It is nearly identical the the later Spider-Man 1 Costume, except for the addition of a red neck bracket on his back, presumably to attach web to.
Wrestling Costume[edit | edit source]
This variation was originally intended to appear in two sets, 1375 Wrestling Scene and 4850 Spider-Man's First Chase, however, 1375 was never released. The variation is taken from the sequence in the movie Spider-Man where Peter Parker fights in a wrestling match as "Spider-Man" to raise some money. In this variant he wears a long-sleeved shirt with a complicated spider design printed on it, and blue pants. This costume, unlike any of his other variants, shows Peter Parker's eyes and eyebrows, which are a light brown.
Spider-Man 1 Costume[edit | edit source]
The variant of Spider-Man used in the Spider-Man 1 sub-theme blue pants with red hips with webbing printed on them, a red and blue torso with a web design printed on it in silver, and a spider in black, blue arms, and red hands. His head is red, with silver webbing and eyes printed on it.
Spider-Man 2 Costume[edit | edit source]
For Spider-Man 2, Spidey's costume was updated once again. Now his legs, arms, and a small section on his torso were dark blue, although, like previous versions, he still has a red torso, head, and hips.
Ultimate Spider-Man[edit | edit source]
Spider-Man is the same design as his previous variants, but changed to represent a more cartoony version. He has a red head without any head accessories to represent his mask, and it is printed with a web design and large, white eyes. His torso is blue instead of red with red printed on. The web design is black rather than silver, his black spider logo is smaller, and printing to show the suit's cut against his body is added. Like previous verions he has back printing on his head and back.His head has the same design but in black. His back printing is mostly blue with a large red spider and the top and bottom is red with black webbing, also printing is added to show the cut of the suit on his back.He has blue hips, legs, and arms with red hands. Spider-Man comes with a white rope to represent webbing.
Boots[edit | edit source]
In 2015, Spider-Man features a newly introduced technique where two different coloured parts mouled together to form red boot.
Symbiote[edit | edit source]
This SDCC-exclusive version of Spider-Man is completely black and is based off its Ultimate Spider-Man TV series appearance. The minifigure only has two areas of printing: the head and the torso. The head is decorated only with large, plain white eyes, and the torso details his spider logo, which covers most of the torso.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Suit[edit | edit source]
He has a red head printed with the same web design as the Ultimate Spider-Man but slightly smaller white eyes, with a hexagonal pattern in the eyes. The torso is red and printed with a larger web design, a larger spider whose bottom legs extend to the end of the torso, the dark blue triangles on either side with a sequence design, and the suits cut on his body. He has dark blue arms and red hands. He has dark blue hips and red legs that are printed with blue short with the sequences type design that forms red boots
Juniors[edit | edit source]
This version is identical to the Ultimate Spider-Man, but it uses a red hip piece.
Video Game[edit | edit source]
His appearance is identical to the Super Heroes sets he appears in. His black symbiote suit is playable in a DLC.
His abilities include Spider-Sense, which allows him to detect hidden object, shoot webbing, swing on webbing, and pull on objects with webbing. He can also climb on special walls
Background[edit | edit source]
Spider-Man Trilogy[edit | edit source]
Peter Parker was a successful student at Midtown High School. Even though he was a brilliant student, he was never very popular, and was often bullied. When his high school went on a field trip to a science museum, he was bitten by a genetically altered spider. Soon he started to develop superhuman abilities, including the ability to climb walls, as well as the proportionate strength of a spider (effectively giving him "super strength"), and the ability to sense impending danger, which he calls his "spider sense". He also invented Small wrist mounts that can shoot webs and a mask with night-vision eyes.
Peter's family has never been very rich, and he decided to use his powers to earn money by entering a wrestling competition. With his winnings, he intended to impress his crush, Mary Jane Watson, with a car.
His uncle decided to drive him to the match, thinking he is going to a library to study. After Peter won the match, he was not paid the money he was promised. As Peter was leaving the building, a criminal ran in and stole all the money. He exited the building the same way Peter does. Peter had the chance to stop him, but wanted revenge for not being payed, so he let the criminal escape. Later that night, that same robber killed Peter's Uncle Ben. After this incident, Peter decided that he would use his powers with responsibility, and takes the name of Spider-Man.
Later in his career, Spider-Man battled against a variety of criminals and super villains including the Green Goblin, who seemingly died when impaled by his own goblin glider, and Doc Ock, a scientist who went mad after four electrical arms were attached to his body. Doc Ock was killed when he destroyed his creation, an artificial sun, after it went out of control.
Ultimate Spider-Man[edit | edit source]
After being Spider-Man for a year, Nick Fury offered to train him to become the "ultimate" version of himself. He was in high school along with Flash Thompson, a classmate who bullied him despite being a huge fan of Spider-Man, Harry Osborn and Mary Jane, along with the alter egos of his teammates with Agent Coulson as the principal. He led a team previously led by Deadpool and consisting of Nova, Iron Fist, Power Man, and White Tiger. He fought his own rouges gallery, which included Sandman, the Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Venom, Beetle, Lizard, Rhino, Kraven the Hunter, and Electro, as well as teamed up with other Avengers, including Thor, Iron Man, Captain America, The Hulk, Wolverine, the Thing, Dr. Strange, and Hawkeye to take down more powerful foes, such as Loki, Sabretooth, or Dr. Doom.
The Green Goblin later injected Peter Parker with the Goblin serum and Venom DNA, which turned him into Carnage. Iron Fist had to briefly take on the role of Spider-Man to avoid suspicion. Peter was able to shake the symbiote off with the help of Harry Osborn, who turned back into Venom. The Venom symboite ended up in S.H.I.E.L.D. custody.
The origins of his powers was due to a spider bite. Peter was on a class field trip touring Oscorp's spider lab when a radioactive spider bit him. The bite gave him most of his powers and his "Spider-Sense", but he developed his web shooters on his own. The shooters were later upgraded by S.H.I.E.L.D. , also given to him were a communicator watch and from Dr. Curt Connors, the Spider-Cycle. Tony Stark took an immediate liking to Peter and built him the Iron Spider suit, which had the basic capabilities as the Iron Man suit but modified for Peter's use as Spider-Man. He lived with his Aunt May, while his Uncle Ben had already been murdered. The latter Nightmare tried to use against Peter to no avail. Spider-Man was also criticized by J. Jonah Jameson. His teammates also started to live with him and Aunt May after the Green Goblin destroyed the Helicarrier, until the Tricarrier was built and they started to live there aboard it.
After Spider-Man saved his team and stopped the Goblin from turning New York City into Goblins, he was asked by Iron Man, Thor and Captain America to be a part of the Avengers. He joined, only to decide to stay with his team and find new heroes for S.H.I.E.L.D. to train.
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes[edit | edit source]
Spider-Man arrives to the battle at Grand Central Station and saves the Hulk and Iron Man from Sandman and helps defeat him. Fury tells him what there's always a place in their operation for a hero like him, but he declines.
He later arrives to the scene after the fight between Captain America and Mr. Fantastic and Doc Ock spills from the Baxter Building into Times Square, and helps stop him, but they fail to retrieve the cosmic brick that S.H.I.E.L.D. sent to the Baxter Building for study after the fight between Sandman and Abomination, and it was taken to Oscorp by the Green Goblin.
Spider-Man went with Hawkeye and Black Widow to Oscorp to retrieve the cosmic brick from the Green Goblin but had to deal with Venom instead.
Spider-Man defeated Galactus along with all the other heroes and villains in the end.
In Maximum Overload[edit | edit source]
Spider-Man battled Doc Ock and then Venom who both got empowered by Loki's Norm-Frost. He went with Captain America and Thor to Asgard to confront Loki. He was seen stating that he thought it was all somehow his fault. Captain America told him it wasn't.
Notes[edit | edit source]
- At the back of the 6873 Spider-Man's Doc Ock Ambush instruction book, it shows Spider-Man with arm and leg printing, and a different design for the head, suggesting this was the original idea for the Super Heroes variant of him. This version resembles his appearance in some comics.
- In LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, he, Professor X and Silver Surfer are voiced by James Arnold Taylor, who also voices Vastus and Berix in BIONICLE: The Legend Reborn.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Appearance history[edit | edit source]
The Spider-Man minifigure first appeared in the set 1376 Spider-Man Action Studio in 2002, as part of the Studios theme. The version of Spider-Man wearing his wrestling outfit was set to appear in the set 1375 Wrestling Scene, but it was never released (however, the suit returned later in one of the first sets in the Spider-Man theme, 4850 Spider-Man's First Chase).
In 2003, three sets were released, this time as part of the separate Spider-Man theme, two of which (4851 The Origins and 4852 The Final Showdown) included him in his normal suit, and the other in his wrestling outfit.
In 2004, seven sets were released, this time relating to the second movie, and released under the Spider-Man 2 theme. All of them included Spider-Man in his dark blue variation.
In 2012, Spider-Man returned in the Marvel Super Heroes theme. This version depicts him as his appearance in the TV cartoon Ultimate Spider-Man. He also appears as his black suit as it appears in Ultimate Spider-Man in a SDCC exclusive giveaway.
In 2013, he appeared again in 76004 Spider-Man: Spider-Cycle Chase and 76005 Spider-Man: Daily Bugle Showdown, both with his Ultimate Spider-Man variant. At SDCC 2013, a variant based on his suit in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 was given away as an exclusive.
In 2014, his Ultimate Spider-Man variant appears in 30302 Spider-Man Glider, 76014 Spider-Trike vs. Electro, 76015 Doc Ock Truck Heist and 76016 Spider-Helicopter Rescue. A slight juniorised variation of the Ultimate Spider-Man appears in 10665 Spider-Man: Spider-Car Pursuit.
In 2015, Spider-Man appears with the same Ultimate Spider-Man variant, except with red and blue dual-molded legs, in 76037 Rhino and Sandman Super Villain Team-up, along with the juniorised variant in 10687 Spider-Man Hideout.
In 2016, he reuses the same Ultimate Spider-Man variant for 76057 Spider-Man: Web Warriors Ultimate Bridge Battle, 76058 Spider-Man: Ghost Rider Team-up, and 76059 Spider-Man: Doc Ock's Tentacle Trap. He also has a new variant, based on his appearance in Captain America: Civil War, in 76067 Tanker Truck Takedown.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
- 1376 Spider-Man Action Studio (Studios)
- 1375 Wrestling Scene (Studios, unreleased)
- 4850 Spider-Man's First Chase (Spider-Man 1)
- 4851 The Origins (Spider-Man 1)
- 4852 The Final Showdown (Spider-Man 1)
- 4853 Spider-Man's Street Chase (Spider-Man 2)
- 4854 Doc Ock's Bank Robbery (Spider-Man 2)
- 4855 Spider-Man's Train Rescue (Spider-Man 2)
- 4856 Doc Ock's Hideout (Spider-Man 2)
- 4857 Doc Ock's Fusion Lab (Spider-Man 2}}
- 4858 Doc Ock's Crime Spree (4 Plus)
- 4860 Doc Ock's Café Attack (4 Plus)
- 6873 Spider-Man's Doc Ock Ambush (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- 10075 Spider-Man Action Pack (Studios)
- 10665 Spider-Man: Spider-Car Pursuit (Juniors)
- 10687 Spider-Man Hideout (Juniors)
- 30302 Spider-Man Glider (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- 76004 Spider-Man: Spider-Cycle Chase (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- 76005 Spider-Man: Daily Bugle Showdown (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- 76014 Spider-Trike vs. Electro (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- 76015 Doc Ock Truck Heist (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- 76016 Spider-Helicopter Rescue (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- 76037 Rhino and Sandman Super Villain Team-up (Ultimate Spider-Man (Boots))
- 76057 Spider-Man: Web Warriors Ultimate Bridge Battle (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- 76058 Spider-Man: Ghost Rider Team-up (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- 76059 Spider-Man: Doc Ock's Tentacle Trap (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- 76064 Spider-Man vs Green Goblin (Mighty Micros)
- 76067 Tanker Truck Takedown (Captain America: Civil War)
- 76071 Mighty Micros: Spider-Man vs. The Scorpion {{C|Mighty Micros - 2||
- 76082 ATM Heist Battle (Spider-Man: Homecoming)
- 76083 Beware the Vulture (Spidier-Man: Homecoming)
- 76108 Sanctum Sanctorum Showdown (Iron Spider-Man)
- Mighty Micros: Spider-Man vs. Scorpion
- TBA Mighty Micros: Spider-Man vs. Sandman
- Comic-Con Exclusive Amazing Spider-Man 2 Suit Spider-Man Giveaway (Amazing Spider-Man 2 suit)
- Comic-Con Exclusive Black Suit Spider-Man Giveaway (Black suit)
Key Chain appearances[edit | edit source]
Online comic appearances[edit | edit source]
Video game appearances[edit | edit source]
- LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
- LEGO Marvel's Avengers (Spider-Man DLC. As "Spider-Man" and "Spider-Man (Civil War)")
LEGO.com description[edit | edit source]
This is a description taken from LEGO.com. Please do not modify it. (visit this item's product page)
Spider-Man™
Bitten by a radioactive spider, the teenaged Peter Parker gained incredible arachnid-like abilities. Knowing that with great power comes great responsibility, he has dedicated himself to protecting innocents, saving lives, and battling an ever-growing gallery of super villains.
Gallery of variants[edit | edit source]
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| Studios variant | Wrestling Costume | Spider-Man 1 variant | Spider-Man 2 variant | 4 Plus | Ultimate Spider-Man | Ultimate Spider-Man (Boots) | Symbiote | The Amazing Spider-Man 2 | Juniors | Civil War | Iron Spider-Man | Mighty Micros - 1 | Mighty Micros - 2 | DUPLO Figure |
Video game variants[edit | edit source]
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| Regular | Symbiote | Future Foundation |
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Spider-Man on LEGO.com
Spider-Man on the comic book of most 2012 Marvel Sets
As seen on the box of 6873 Spider-Man's Doc Ock Ambush
Icon on the online game
Spider-Man's back printing
Black Spider-Man's back printing
Promotional Image
A CGI of Spider-Man
Promotional image for the video game
Spider-Man in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
Close Up
With The Hulk and The Human Torch.
Captain America and Spider-Man with the Spider Copter
Spider-Man with Mr. Fantastic
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