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"Boy's got no need to hibernate. He's stronger than you think."

• In "Final Pall", Spidey takes on the Dark-green Goblin, his mini-army of "Pumpkinheads" (armed to the skirt with high-tech weapons, in fact), while going through a booby-trapped urban center neighborhood, all by himself. Whoa...
  • Allow'due south exist specific here, Spider-Man is attacked by a platoon of enemies arm with assail rifles that fire spiked bullets, an entire neighborhood of automated Turrets that burn GRENADES...with the firing rate of a machine gun!(yes yous heard that right), and the Goblin'due south own mini-air force and they didn't even slow him down, he defeated them all. Heck, the just thing that fifty-fifty TOUCHED Spider-Man for that matter was the Greenish Goblin himself, even then all he really did was mess up his costume.
• "Gangland". The entire episode is pretty much a battle royale between Doc Ock, Silvermane, Tombstone and Spidey. Tops it all off with Opera (specifically Rigoletto) playing all throughout the entire fight and Spidey finishing the fight with Tombstone down in a sewer. And different their first encounter, he wins.
  • Before that, the outset of his fight with Tombstone, which basically sums up how heroic Spidey has become since he first got his powers.

    Tombstone: I assume you lot remember our last physical meet.
    Spider-Homo: Painfully. Simply I told you then- I don't expect the other way.

  • At the cease of the episode, Marker Allan, furious at Peter for stringing his sister along while having feelings for Gwen, gives Peter "The Reason You Suck" Speech communication that he desperately needed to hear.
• Green Goblin backflipping over a building he'southward most to crash into, and landing square on his glider every bit it comes out the other side. Best of all is Spider-Man'due south reaction: "Okay, wow. Just... wow."
• Both times Peter fights off the symbiote's influence, first with the assistance of the memory of his Uncle Ben, so by summoning forth all the positive emotions associated with the people he loves. Information technology goes to show that Peter'southward real power doesn't come from his spider-forcefulness or his web shooters, but from his heart.
• In "Group Therapy," Eddie takes Mary-Jane on a loftier speed motorbike ride only because he thinks taking her out will hurt Peter. MJ doesn't take any of that crap.

  Mary-Jane: Pete may not be perfect, only whatever his faults, he'south twice the man y'all'll e'er be.

  • Also in "Group Therapy," Aunt May standing between Spidey and the entire Sinister Six. That woman has guts. Also a heartwarming moment both in story (defending her nephew without even knowing it) and from a meta perspective.
• Besides in "Group Therapy," the Symbiote defeating the Sinister Vi all by himself is quite awesome ; at first the Six wipe the floor with him, fissure some jokes, the mask's optics widen in a "Oh Crap" moment... And then he proceeds to defeat each and everyone of them, showing greater strength and agility than Peter himself.
  • Its also a CMOA for Peter to, every bit yous realized that in this series the symbiote doesn't significantly increased Peter's abilities-other than a self-mending suit and endless supply of webbing. This is what Peter could be if he focuses and stop wisecracking and use his powers to his full potential, and indeed in "Final Mantle" we run across him going all out.
• In "Nature Vs. Nurture," the entire football team works together with Spider-Human being to salve Gwen from Venom.

  Spider-Man: Thanks for the assist.
  Wink: Someday. At present get that creep!

• The (temporary) squad-up of Spidey and Rhino in "Accomplices".
• Vulture is belongings Norman Osborn high above the urban center and, despite the peril he'south in, continues to berate his captor.

  Osborn: Toomes?
  Vulture: Not Toomes, now! I'm what yous chosen me, I'k the Vulture!
  Osborn: I called you a buzzard.
  Vulture: What?
  Osborn: Y'all tin't even get the name correct.

• Tombstone utterly schooling Spidey during their first encounter in "The Invisible Hand".
• This far and no:

  Electro: I'm ELECTRO!

  • Another one for Electro, when he finally loses the concluding of his inhibitions:

  Electro: "That'south it. THE GLOVES ARE OFF!!" (Blasts Spider-Man through several walls and out the side of the building.)

  • From the same episode, Peter telling off the snotty cheerleader he was trying to tutor. For anyone who'south ever been diddled off by the popular crowd before, it's quite satisfying.

  Peter: Look, this tutoring thing is something you demand, not me, and then when you're ready to learn, lemme know. (goes off to fight crime)

• Spidey's get-go fight with the Rhinoceros is a long, arduous battle in which Spidey tin't even hurt Rhinoceros, only turned when he notices Rhinoceros's odd fixation with guzzling h2o in-between thrashings and works out that his hide makes it nearly impossible for his body to absurd itself considering information technology's fused to his peel. So he leads the large guy underground and baits him into slap-up steam pipes to crank upward the heat.
• Poor, meek little Otto Octavius has just survived a lab explosion. His abusive employer, Norman Osborn, arrives to pull him out of the rubble and starts to berate him still again, when Otto's eyes narrow and...

  Medico Octopus: SILENCE! You lot imperious moron!

• Comic homage: In Amazing Spider-Man 33, in that location is an iconic image of Spider-Man using every terminal ounce of strength to lift a span off of himself. It'due south been repurposed for the evidence, with a huge light fixture in identify of the bridge, and it couldn't exist whatsoever more than awesome.

  Peter: Tin't... budge... it... so cold... muscles stiff... no... This is it. I fought the skillful fight... did my best... foiled Doc's plan. No one tin ask any more than of me... (sees Gwen lying unconscious nearby) What am I doing? I can't give up, not with Gwen depending on me! (lifts the pile of debris off of him)

  • Incidentally, this as well doubles as a Heartwarming Moment.
• The unabridged episode of "First Steps" is a Moment of Awesome for the Sandman, who not but demonstrates what a man who is made out of and can command sand can really practice, but even manages to muster a few Pet the Dog moments, topped off with a Heroic Cede... which he survives. He built up as well much coolness to be killed, and the last await on his confront in the episode shows it.
  • The epic scene where he leaves Spider-Human being wondering "How am I supposed to vanquish upwardly a beach?" The ensuing Colossus Climb is a affair of beauty.
• "Accomplices" turns out to exist a whole-episode CMOA for Norman Osborn, who acquired hell for his enemies, makes 5 hundred million, and still has the Rhinoceros data, all with literally no hazard to himself.
• "Likely Crusade". Spidey derails a train with nothing more than a well-placed cart total of gold bars. Also, he fought like hell confronting Shocker and the Enforcers.
• For Harry Osborn... "Harry, what are you doing?" "Cowboying up!" Even his ass of a father was impressed. The Chameleon who was disguised every bit his male parent at the time, nonetheless, seemed a bit frightened.
• In the second season finale:

  Light-green Goblin: Rule ane: Spidey must splat!
  Spider-Human being: Rule 2: ignore dominion 1!

• Norman'south reveal. He managed to be absurd and scary... In his own sickening way of course.
• This Goblin one-liner is awesome.

  Green Goblin: We all wear masks, Spider-Human, but which one is real? The 1 that hides your face? Or the i that is your face?

  • Which becomes even more awesome in hindsight, after the Goblin's existent identity is revealed.
• A rather off-screen example, Gwen got her father into going to Thanksgiving with Peter. Here are the details:

  Captain Stacy: She insisted on coming. Gave me the expect.

• Dr. Octopus spends much of his introductory episode insulting Spider-Man'southward intelligence and gloating about his ain genius... which makes information technology incredibly awesome when Spidey suddenly out-gambits him with an almost pathetically uncomplicated play a joke on.
• In the episode Natural Choice an quondam adult female gets a real nifty Crowning Moment of Crawly. Spidey is fighting the Cadger in a crowded train. Lizard has Spidey on the ropes, even so that is stopped by the woman smacking him with her purse, allowing Spidey to gain the upper mitt.
• Yous know at that place is something incorrect with y'all when Flash Thompson of all people gives you lot a What the Hell, Hero? speech.
• Spidey'south outset fight with Kraven turns into a complete adjourn stomp in Spidey'south favour, with the webslinger explaining Kraven's difficulty in this hunt beingness because he's a Spider-"Human" and not a beast.

  Spider-Homo: You only. Don't. Get it. You're skillful. Maybe at the whole hunting thing you're even the all-time. But, when information technology comes to the New York superpowered scene *catches Kraven's knife out of the air with ease* yous're out of your league.

  • Spidey's SECOND fight with Kraven is just as awesome. Despite the fact that Kraven actually managed to keep up since he spliced animal Dna into himself, the 2d half of the battle has him curbstomped when Spidey makes full use of his web slingers, trapping Kraven inside a web cage and then compensating for Kraven'southward newfound speed with repeated spamming of his webs, ending with an epic No-Holds-Barred Beatdown and a Badass Avowal.

    Spider-Man: Take that pussycat! A lesson in humility courtesy of the original and STILL number 1 genetic misfit: Me.

• Both of the Venom arcs are chock-full of awesome moments. From the showtime arc, the symbiote hijacking Spidey's body and giving the Sinister Six a whoopin', Spidey's mental fight against the symbiote, Venom beating down on Spidey in his ain back yard, Spidey fighting off Venom correct outside Aunt May's hospital room, and their fight at and around the Thanksgiving parade. From the second arc, Eddie's Paranoia Gambit, and their fight in the school.
• Mary Jane gets one in her own way. When Peter has to go out her at the dance, Sally takes the opportunity to effort to mock her for it. Mary Jane responds by effortlessly getting Randy (Sally's boyfriend) to trip the light fantastic toe with her instead.
• Spider-Man's starting time fight with Tombstone has moments on both sides. Spider-Man arrives at Tombstone's part having finally learned who has been behind all the supervillain attacks and is fix to take him down in one case and for all, just to take Tombstone mop the floor with him. Awesome moment for Tombstone and Negated Moment of Awesome for Spider-Man. Then Tombstone offers to pay Spider-Human being to look the other way. Even though Peter Parker needed the money, and the deal would have made Spider-Human's job a lot easier, Peter spent a split second remembering Uncle Ben and said he would never look the other style once more. Then Spider-Man told Tombstone to do his worst, which, later the Curb-Stomp Boxing they just had, could have resulted in Tombstone beating Spider-Man very badly. It turned out, Tombstone'due south worst was much worse than that. Tombstone opened his front end door to reveal two cops standing backside it and said "Officers, Spider-Human being has trespassed on my property, assaulted my employees, and threatened me." All of which was truthful. Businesslike Villainy at its finest.
• How the evidence managed to brand Norman Osborn as the Green Goblin merely as shocking equally information technology was, all those years ago.
• Similar to what he does when threatened by the Green Gobin in the Spider-Human being movie, when threatened past Rhino with information on Peter Parker, Jameson tells the supervillain he never met him and silently indicating for Peter to leave.
• A minor i, only it'south a corking geek-out feeling having Shocker AND Electro team up: something that never happened in the older cartoons.

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