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Spider-Man (1994) :: Neogenic Nightmare (13): Shriek of the Vulture (1) (02x13)
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| Title: | Neogenic Nightmare (13): Shriek of the Vulture (1) |
| Episode #: | 02x13 |
| Production Number: | 213 |
| Original Airdate: | Saturday February 17th, 1996 |
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Episode Summary |
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Adrian Toomes is furious at Norman Osborn, who has recently taken over as the head of Toomes Aeronautical, at which he was the former head of, as well as the creator. He decides that if Norman Osborn is killed, he’ll be elected the head once more. Using the Tablet of Time, Toomes created a vulture-like suit with razor-sharp wings that allow him to fly. The suit also allows him to restore his youth, temporarily, by stealing the transferring other’s youth to him. With his new suit and temporary youth, he decides to kill Norman Osborn and reclaim his rightful position as the head of Toomes Aeronautical.
Meanwhile, Mary Jane’s father has contacted her, and wants the two to meet. Mary Jane decides that she wants someone to be with her when she meets him, and chooses Peter… over Harry.
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Episode Notes |
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The Vulture's powers enable him to restore his youth temporarily.
| This two-part episode was banned from syndication due to it having scenes of the Twin Towers.
| This episode marks the first time that it is signified that Spider-Man's web-shooters have a limit on how far the webbing can travel.
| Adrian Toomes comes up with the alias "Arthur Avis" for himself once he becomes temporarily young.
| This episode gives the viewer some insight on Mary Jane's father.
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The Vulture: (about to cut Spider-Man with his wings) Okay, Spider-Man, let's see how you like cutting edge technology!
| Norman: What do you want from me?!
The Vulture: Your head, Osborn!
| Flash: (about Debora Whitman) What could a brain-pumped girl ever see in a jock like me?
Peter: She definitely likes you, pal, so she can't be that smart.
| Adrian: There's only room for one bird of prey in this industry, and I am it!
| Boy: (after changing back from his elderly state that was caused by the Vulture) What happened to me?
Spider-Man: I don't know, but I want the name of the vitamins you took this morning.
| Debra: (after being chosen as Dr. Connors' lab assistant) Sorry, Peter! Next time, show up for class once in a while.
| Peter: Once again, my academic life takes a dive because of my web-slinging.
| Norman: Who are you?
The Vulture: Much like yourself, I am a vulture, but more dangerous.
| Spider-Man: (after webbing Norman Obsborn to stop him from falling) Don't go anywhere!
| Flash: What an arrogant...! egotistical...!
Peter: You know what they say, Flash, it takes one to know one.
| Spider-Man: (after the Vulture flies away mid-combat) I guess he had a cake in the oven.
| Spider-Man: Story of my life: save the world, lose the girl.
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Episode Goofs |
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Spider-Man has a webbing-composed sack in which his clothes are held around his arm, though when the scene changes, then cuts back to him, it's gone, though less than a second has passed.
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Cultural References |
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Spider-Man: (to Harry, while he has him suspended in mid-air by webbing) Sorry, guy, just pretend you're the lead in Peter Pan.
Peter Pan was a famous children's book that has been made into a book on several occasions.
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Episode References |
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Spider-Man first encountered the Vulture in the Amazing Spider-Man, issue 64.
| "Enter the Punisher (2)"
The scene in which Peter is sitting on his bed, canceling his date with Mary Jane due to him having grown four extra arms appeared in this episode.
| "The Immortal Vampire (2)"
The scene in which Peter tells Mary Jane that he's interested in Felicia to make her leave, thus keeping her out of harm's way was featured in this episode.
| "Tablet of Time (1)"
The scene in which we see an elderly native american use the Tablet of Time to restore his youth was featured in this episode.
| "Blade, the Vampire Hunter (1)"
The scene in which Peter conforts Felicia, while Mary Jane decides to go on a date with Harry was featured in the above episode.
| "Ravages of Time (2)"
The last scene of the above episode is featured during this episode, in which Hammerhead, having been told to dispose of the Tablet of Time by the Kingpin, decides to sell it to Adrian Toomes.
| "The Spider-Slayers (1)"
Flash: Remember when we faced the Spider-Slayers together?
Flash is referencing the episode in which Flash masquerades as Spider-Man to frighten Peter, though he ends up being kidnapped by the Spider-Slayers, who believe he's the real person. Spider-Man ends up having to save him.
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Analysis |
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Mary Jane still has feelings for Peter
It seems that Mary Jane still has feelings for Peter, as she chooses him over Harry as the person she wants to be with when she meets her father, even though she's currently in a relationship with Harry.
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