[Matrixbeast]

Quote:

Originally Posted by XW1n5t0nX

I don't think it's that mostly because I remember it was on Fox Kids.

So to amend my first post, I remember three things about it

I'm unsure, since, according to Wikipedia, the only series in the 90's were Spider-Man and it's sequel, Unlimited, and the only one in the 2000's were the MTV series and Spectacular.

[XW1n5t0nX]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KRX

The fact that you said that this was an entirely CGI Spider-Man cartoon makes me think that you want this one:


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-...nimated_Series

However, given the timeframe and the description of the costume, I believe that you are talking about this one:


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-Man_Unlimited



Of the Spider-Man cartoons that I have watched, Spider-Man: The New Animated Series is my least favorite. Neil Patrick Harris was not a good Spider-Man (although he did improve in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions), some of the character designs were terrible, it introduced a very unnecessary love triangle, and it had a terrible ending.

Thank you Spider-Batman, it is indeed Unlimited.

[ComicGuy89]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KRX

The fact that you said that this was an entirely CGI Spider-Man cartoon makes me think that you want this one:


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-...nimated_Series

However, given the timeframe and the description of the costume, I believe that you are talking about this one:


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-Man_Unlimited



Of the Spider-Man cartoons that I have watched, Spider-Man: The New Animated Series is my least favorite. Neil Patrick Harris was not a good Spider-Man (although he did improve in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions), some of the character designs were terrible, it introduced a very unnecessary love triangle, and it had a terrible ending.

We really need a new Spider-man series that gets the chance to finish properly.

[KRX]

Quote:

Originally Posted by XW1n5t0nX

Thank you Spider-Batman, it is indeed Unlimited.

The most under-rated and screwed over of Spider-Man shows in history.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

We really need a new Spider-man series that gets the chance to finish properly.

I need to catch up with Ultimate Spider-Man...

[Matrixbeast]

Unlimited was a fun series, I liked the new costume and the different stories they could tell with the new world.
Wasn't a fan of the Symbiote redesigns, though...

And I know Ultimate receives so much hate for not being Spectacular Spider-Man 2, but I like it.

[KRX]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Unlimited was a fun series, I liked the new costume and the different stories they could tell with the new world.
Wasn't a fan of the Symbiote redesigns, though...

And I know Ultimate receives so much hate for not being Spectacular Spider-Man 2, but I like it.

Yeah, the Symbiotes did suffer in terms of design in Spider-Man Unlimited. But the greatest shame, though, was that it never got a proper ending in any form of media outside of a few unreleased scripts.

Ultimate Spider-Man is a fun show, and quite entertaining. It's no The Spectacular Spider-Man, but it never tried to be The Spectacular Spider-Man.

What I'd like to see, though, is a Spider-Man show (animated or otherwise) that eventually takes him out of the education system and into the adult world, exploring all the issues Peter faced when he graduated and started a life of his own.

[Kiryu]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

And I know Ultimate receives so much hate for not being Spectacular Spider-Man 2, but I like it.

Even ignoring that, Ultimate Spierman just isn't very good.

The family style cut away gags and monologuing to the audience really kills a lot of the built up tension.

[Matrixbeast]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KRX

Yeah, the Symbiotes did suffer in terms of design in Spider-Man Unlimited. But the greatest shame, though, was that it never got a proper ending in any form of media outside of a few unreleased scripts.

Ultimate Spider-Man is a fun show, and quite entertaining. It's no The Spectacular Spider-Man, but it never tried to be The Spectacular Spider-Man.

What I'd like to see, though, is a Spider-Man show (animated or otherwise) that eventually takes him out of the education system and into the adult world, exploring all the issues Peter faced when he graduated and started a life of his own.

Oh yeah, I forgot about the lack of an ending! That sucked.

Ultimate isn't perfect, but I still have fun with it. Especially the Taskmaster episode (That was the episode that truly drew me in).

And while I'd love to see that kind of Spider-Man series, it'd be unlikely to happen. Just too many barriers and hurdles to jump for it to happen.

[Kiryu]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KRX

Yeah, the Symbiotes did suffer in terms of design in Spider-Man Unlimited. But the greatest shame, though, was that it never got a proper ending in any form of media outside of a few unreleased scripts.

Ultimate Spider-Man is a fun show, and quite entertaining. It's no The Spectacular Spider-Man, but it never tried to be The Spectacular Spider-Man.

What I'd like to see, though, is a Spider-Man show (animated or otherwise) that eventually takes him out of the education system and into the adult world, exploring all the issues Peter faced when he graduated and started a life of his own.

The MTV series tried to do that, if memory serves.

[KRX]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Oh yeah, I forgot about the lack of an ending! That sucked.

Ultimate isn't perfect, but I still have fun with it. Especially the Taskmaster episode (That was the episode that truly drew me in).

And while I'd love to see that kind of Spider-Man series, it'd be unlikely to happen. Just too many barriers and hurdles to jump for it to happen.

Yeah, I know.

But just imagine how amazing it would be if we got a live-action Spider-Man show that got a story like that in.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kiryu

The MTV series tried to do that, if memory serves.

Spider-Man: The New Animated Series was meant to tie in with the movie continuity (which it ultimately failed in doing). That's the only reason Peter isn't in high school.