Miguel’s “vampire” fangs don’t kill people. They paralyze instead. So he wasn’t going to kill vulture, but paralyze him to prevent him from causing more damage. Unfortunately, he was stopped by the cops. And I do agree with your take on why Noir didn’t join Spider-Society. Especially since Miguel does dictate who lives and who dies and everyone answers to him since he’s the leader and Noir wouldn’t be down for that. So I’m happy he didn’t join and I’m excited to see how both him and Peter Porker interact with Hobie and Pavitr in Beyond The Spider-Verse.
this joke is the same one applied to captain america and black culture when he first woke up and it will always be funny as hell to me thinking that they'd act super period accurate when they first meet a minority
Yeah I can see Noir not wanting to even lie his way into the spider-society. To me, Noir sees the spider-society as an organization that runs too much like a factory line of management, and he would see the cracks on any order that runs on the decisions of people from the higher order instead of individual feedback and involvement. He's not the type to want to be involved with people that would especially use kids and teenagers in their higher schemes. And to be all corny perspective on Noir, he's the type of person to me that doesn't see things as being set in stone. He lives a very hard life, but knows that life itself reveals more than the veil of some fate or universe canon.
@@lt3746 Interesting. What would be the motivation? Because to me Noir is against any factory structure that messes with the good many and/or the good few. Esp since Noir is not the leader, Miguel's case is different because he made himself a leader and suffered the consequences. While Noir does not have any experience of being a huge leader when it comes to even his comic origins.
@@heroicgangster9981 I think you misunderstand-I'm saying your point about the factory line would be something Noir would say in the movie as a line of dialogue. Like, he would literally say "the spider-society as an organization that runs too much like a factory line of management."
even if he wanted to join the spider society. like Miles, i feel as though he would be black listed for being an anomoly, since he discovered that which he was never supposed to discover... color. and even took an artifact representing that crime against the multiverse with him... the rubiks cube...
Now that you mention it, nearly every spider man in into the spider verse caused an anomaly in Miles universe Spider ham gave him a cartoon hammer Peni Parker left her mecha behind Spider noir took a colourful rubix cube
Spider-Noir also fights Nazi's in his universe; And the way Miguel operates his "spider society" aka military force (striking out specific people) is too similar to what he's up against. He believes in Justice!
I feel like when Hobie meets Noir, he’ll ask him to adopt him.
Which is funny because both are 19.
The fuck?! I thought he’s older
Miguel’s “vampire” fangs don’t kill people. They paralyze instead. So he wasn’t going to kill vulture, but paralyze him to prevent him from causing more damage.
Unfortunately, he was stopped by the cops.
And I do agree with your take on why Noir didn’t join Spider-Society. Especially since Miguel does dictate who lives and who dies and everyone answers to him since he’s the leader and Noir wouldn’t be down for that.
So I’m happy he didn’t join and I’m excited to see how both him and Peter Porker interact with Hobie and Pavitr in Beyond The Spider-Verse.
I was just about to comment this ngl...
@@Warlord-dc5un Cool.
Plot-Twist: Miguel didn't ask Noir because he thought since he's a 1930s Era Spider-Man, he'd probably go full blown racist to him and Jessica.
this joke is the same one applied to captain america and black culture when he first woke up and it will always be funny as hell to me thinking that they'd act super period accurate when they first meet a minority
The funny thing is I think he'd be the least racist because he can only see in black and white😂
he had a black best friend bruv 💀
@@mochii813”I don’t see colour.” “Um…” “No, seriously, my universe is in black and white.”
@@mochii813Only in the movie. But Noir literally had beat up a bunch of racist in his comics for what they had done to Robbie.
Yeah I can see Noir not wanting to even lie his way into the spider-society. To me, Noir sees the spider-society as an organization that runs too much like a factory line of management, and he would see the cracks on any order that runs on the decisions of people from the higher order instead of individual feedback and involvement.
He's not the type to want to be involved with people that would especially use kids and teenagers in their higher schemes. And to be all corny perspective on Noir, he's the type of person to me that doesn't see things as being set in stone. He lives a very hard life, but knows that life itself reveals more than the veil of some fate or universe canon.
He would definitely make the factory line in the actual movie if the subject ever comes up
@@lt3746 Interesting. What would be the motivation? Because to me Noir is against any factory structure that messes with the good many and/or the good few.
Esp since Noir is not the leader, Miguel's case is different because he made himself a leader and suffered the consequences. While Noir does not have any experience of being a huge leader when it comes to even his comic origins.
@@heroicgangster9981 I think you misunderstand-I'm saying your point about the factory line would be something Noir would say in the movie as a line of dialogue. Like, he would literally say "the spider-society as an organization that runs too much like a factory line of management."
Noir been against Miguel before it was cool
I hope he comes back in the third one, because I need more Nic Cage spider-man
He’s going to be in it.
@@windghost2 I REALLY hope so
@aclaymushroomwithaberet7084 I mean u don't need to hope since he's going to be in it
@@Player-go7bf why does my name have 7084 in it?
@@aclaymushroomwithaberet7084your user name was probably taken and it auto filled it
even if he wanted to join the spider society. like Miles, i feel as though he would be black listed for being an anomoly, since he discovered that which he was never supposed to discover... color. and even took an artifact representing that crime against the multiverse with him... the rubiks cube...
Now that you mention it, nearly every spider man in into the spider verse caused an anomaly in Miles universe
Spider ham gave him a cartoon hammer
Peni Parker left her mecha behind
Spider noir took a colourful rubix cube
Spider-Noir also fights Nazi's in his universe; And the way Miguel operates his "spider society" aka military force (striking out specific people) is too similar to what he's up against. He believes in Justice!
I would love to see spider man noir fight Miguel in beyond the spider-verse
I always enjoyed nick cage
HeS a NaTiOnAl TrEaSuRe!