Coolest Spider-Man Gadgets
Hey guys!
Welcome back to Top 10 Nerd, I’m Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.
Spider-Man is probably Marvel’s most lucrative hero ever, and he’s certainly one of my
favourites.
While he does have some pretty QQ amazing powers, gosh I’m clever, much of his strength
comes from his gadgets.
So let’s talk about some of his coolest inventions!
Also, if you like what we’re doing here at top 10 nerd, please don’t forget to like
and subscribe down below!
Your support is much appreciated!
Now get ready, it’s time for the Top 10 Coolest Spider-Man Gadgets!
Number 10: The Spider-Mobile.
This is one gadget that people aren’t so psyched about, mostly because it’s totally
unnecessary.
Personally I think it’s pretty dumb, the vast majority of the time he’s better off
just using his webs.
He built this for a car company that wanted to promote their new non-polluting car engine.
While he was reluctant because, like many fans, he thought it was dumb, he eventually
just went along with it because he needed rent money.
There have been certain changes to it over the years, making it look a LOT cooler, but
it’s still a dumb gadget that he only made because he was strapped for cash.
Number 9: Webware.
This is unique to this list because it’s actually designed to help the general population,
rather than being used in Spider-Man’s heroics.
This was huge for Parker Industries, and also helped the people a great deal, providing
them with unlimited wireless internet all over the world.
It also has a great deal of built-in security, with high levels of encryption designed to
prevent hacking.
This sounds like a dream come true to me, and I love that Peter eventually began helping
the world in a more traditional, and less violent, way.
Number 8: The Spider-Glider.
When Peter came to the conclusion that he needed to get around faster than web-swinging,
he created his own version of Green Goblin’s famous glider.
The Spider-Glider is better though, because, well, it’s shaped like a spider.
Shocker!
Plus, Spider-Glider sounds better than Goblin Glider anyway.
Rhyming is key.
This was used in battle against the villainous Equinox, who had the power of both fire and
ice.
Which, I’m sorry, is way OP.
Spider-Man used the glider to his advantage, as he didn’t have to rely on his webbing
which wasn’t effective against Equinox.
Hey, speaking of the battle with Equinox…
Number 7: Spider-Bombs.
Taking another page out of the Goblin handbook, Spider-Man created new Spider-Bombs, built
specifically to take down Equinox.
They were made with thermoreactive foam to counteract his rather unique power, keeping
the cool side hot and the hot side cool, as Spidey puts it.
These were highly effective against Equinox, and were actually planned to be given to firefighters
to help them quickly quench flames.
Very cool and highly effective both in battle and in the real world.
Speaking of gadgets used in the real world…
Number 6: Cryo Cubes.
Cryo Cubes were created by Peter while working at Horizon Labs.
These amazing things are able to quickly freeze living things with no damage to them.
This is great when trying to stop badguys from attacking you, while not wanting to,
you know, freeze them to death.
These actually began to be used in the medical field, used to save severed limbs and the
like, as Peter learned when he witnessed Frank the firefighter’s foot being saved thanks
to his technology.
It’s amazing how much he helped the world, even unintentionally, outside of Parker Industries
and villain butt kicking.
Number 5: The Spider-Tracer.
Spider-Tracers were one of Spider-Man’s earliest inventions, first seen in Amazing
Spider-Man #11 in 1964.
As you probably guessed, Spider-Tracers can track the movements of the person or object
to which they’re attached.
While these were used frequently by Spider-Man, they became something of a joke because they
were just so easy to spot.
These were improved later on, making them smaller, giving them audio, GPS, and even
camouflage, which was probably the most useful of the upgrades to stop people from going
“EEK A SPIDER” (brush it off).
Number 4: Spider-Bots.
These are a bit different from the others on this list because they weren’t created
by the true Peter Parker, but rather Otto Octavius in the body of Peter.
These were a huge defining aspect of Superior Spider-Man, and they were super useful.
These can be used to send Spider-Man information and images, controlled mentally by him.
They were later upgraded with facial recognition software and can even create forcefields when
used in conjunction with other bots.
Very cool.
Number 3: The Mark 4 armoured Spider-suit.
When Spidey was introduced in All New All Different Marvel, he came with a brand spankin
new suit.
While the Mark 4 didn’t look quite as cool as the Mark 3, it was definitely more powerful,
and keeping with Spidey’s usual look.
This came with a number of awesome upgrades.
This suit was made of a liquid metal, making it significantly more durable, and resistant
to heat and even bullets.
It stored multiple kinds of web cartridges, enhanced strength, and even temperature control
to hide its heat signature.
This suit was also resistant to sonic attacks, inspired by an earlier suit, which was way
cooler in my opinion.
Speaking of which…
Number 2: The Stealth Suit.
This is one of Peter Parker’s coolest inventions ever, not to mention one of the coolest looking.
Peter needed a suit to counter Hobgoblin’s sonic attacks, so he created a suit that could
bend light and sound around the suit using “omni-harmonic mesh”.
This badboy had two modes: Invisibility mode, which glowed red, and anti-sound mode, which
glowed green.
The suit could also fire spiders that dissolved metal, and repair any damage received.
This is probably the coolest looking suit Spider-Man ever wore, and honestly I wish
he would just keep it forever.
Sure he doesn’t look quite like Spider-Man, but like… that’s because he looks better!
Number 1: Web shooters.
There really couldn’t be anything else at the number 1 spot.
Spider-Man without his web shooters is like pizza without cheese.
It’s still fine, but it will have a harder time, catching, bad guys.
Uh, that analogy fell apart a bit, but you know what I mean!
While certain versions of Spidey forego the shooters in the name of natural webbing like
the Tobey McGuire films, Peter Parker generally depends on his patented web shooters with
their cartridges of web fluid to help him swing across the city, and catch thieves just
like flies.
These are by far his most used gadgets, and for that, they belong right at the top.
That’s it for today!
Hope you guys enjoyed, if you did please smack that thumbs up button and subscribe to Top
10 Nerd for more videos!
What’s your favourite Spidey gadget?
Let me know in the comment section down below!
And yes, I left the Spider Signal off intentionally, because it is so stupid.
Until next time, I’m Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey with Top 10 nerd.
Later nerds!