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gallwithapall · 1 year

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PLEASE I WAS EDITING AND

OTTO IM SCREAMING

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demigod-of-the-agni · 8 months

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Finding it endlessly hilarious that while we got an absolutely stunning glow-up for Pavitr, we simultaneously got the simplification of E50101-Green Goblin

Like. sure. the armour is cool. orange instead of purple. wonderful embossed details. weirdly angular iconic face. he SCREAMS classic Green Goblin and that's perfectly okay

But COME ON they downgraded him from a literal demon!!!!!! He was literally a 1:1 trans-adaption of E1610-Green Goblin!!!!!! They turned a big hulking BEAST who could throw fire and stuff into a Skinny Old Guy

Nalin Oberoi i will avenge you

#naw i just find it so funny #having the green goblin be a huge terrifying monster would actually WORK in making pavitr look like he's perfected being spider-man #“i fought this huge terrifying demon who was twenty times my size and defeated him in twenty minutes. yeah being spider-man is easy”#LIKE ARE YOU FOR REAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS BOY'S EGO COULD HAVE BEEN EVEN MORE UNBEARABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE WERE ROBBED #also. lowkey thinking. what if they skipped green goblin entirely and had doc ock instead getting his face bashed in #Double G may be the most iconic but Doc Ock WAS pavitr's first villain. so.#E50101-doctor octopus i will avenge you also #pavitr prabhakar #atsv #spider man india #spider man #across the spiderverse #spider man: across the spider verse #agnirambles

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hollowsart · 1 year

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6 more icon redraws with my boy Otto! 💕💕

owners of the icons used but not in any order:

@tsukiakarinobara | @marveliter | @ottooctaviustoast

[if you know the blogs the other 3 icons belong to, plz let me know!]

#my art #phone art #doc ock #doctor octopus #otto octavius #redraw #icon redraw #I love doing these for fun

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tvandfilmarvel · 1 year

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Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021).

#icons #moviesedit #alfred molina #alfred molina icons #otto octavius icons #doctor octopus icons #octopus icons #marveledit #marvel #marvel icons #cinema #filmedit #icons without psd #doctor octopus no way home #no way home icons

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wiccantwav · 1 year

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Superior Octopus - Icons

Don't repost, that's not cool.

Like or Reblog if u Save.

#Superior octopus icons #Marvel icons #Marvel comics #Marvel edits #Otto octavius icons #Doctor octopus icons #Icons #Icons with psd #Doctor octopus #Otto octavius #Superior octopus #Dr. otto octavius #Comics icons #Comics edits #Spider man icons

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donna-the-fandom-girl-blog · 1 month

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Idk. In another universe maybe? He's just so pretty to me.

#goran visnjic #goran visnjic aesthetic #otto octavius #doc ock #marvel #marvel facast #Doctor Octopus #luka kovač #Spider-Man #across the spiderverse #doctor octavius #doctor octopus icons #goran višnjić #garcia flynn icons timeless #goran visnjic headers

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artneverjudges · 2 years

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Alfred Molina in Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) as Otto Octavious.

Please reblog + like if you use them

Please credit this account with the username wherever you use this edit.

#layout #twitter layout #icon #header #psd #photoshop #edit #otto octavius #doctor octopus #dr octopus #spider-man #spiderman: no way home #spider-man: no way home

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nycswebhead · 10 days

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ive been told that what makes me so iconic is my enemies, like the green goblin, doctor octopus, and the cost of living

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tyrantisterror · 4 days

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While we’re on the subject of characters who “make you truly question makes one villainous”, what do you think of the take that villains, or at least ‘true’ villains, shouldn’t be sympathetic at all. That villains should simply be motivated by petty selfishness and cruelty. On one hand, that doesn’t sound like it makes for compelling stories, but on the other… most real-life villains really are motivated by nothing but greed and selfishness. And gain power by making people sympathize with them.

"Villain" is a word that has a lot of nuance to it that people in turn tend to overlook in favor of reducing it to "the guy it's ok to hate." "Antagonist" has the same problem, perhaps even worse, but that's another conversation.

Definitions don't help because more often than not they end up being intensely reductive of the broad scope of meanings the word has - again, another word with a similar problem in this regard is "monster," which can mean a bunch of a very different things that are all nonetheless recognizable by bearing some element of "monstrosity" to them.

So, like, one valid definition of villain is "an evil and unsympathetic character the audience is meant to hate." And I imagine if you gave that definition to most people, they'd agree - until you get to sympathetic characters who are still unmistakably villains. Like, would anyone say the word "villain" shouldn't include people like Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man II, or Mr. Freeze in Batman the Animated Series? Is Shakespeare's Macbeth excluded from the realm of villains because the play hinges on us finding ways to sympathize with him despite the horrific evil of his actions? Is Milton's Satan, perhaps the most iconic take on The Devil Himself, excluded from the conversation because Milton gave him pathos?

Villainy can be about the nature of your actions, and it can be about your relationship with society, and it can be about your choice of fashion and hobbies. It can be all of these things or none of them. Villainy is a form of being othered, one that has so many tropes attached to it and folded under it that the aesthetics of it can be divorced from the morality assigned to them easily. Villainy is so vast and complex a concept that a story can analyze it from a dozen different angels and still not capture the full scope of it.

Or, as one movie on the subject put it so succinctly:

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It's about presentation.

As a writer and a reader of fiction, I love looking at time-tested tropes from a lot of different angles, and prying them apart to see how they work, and then seeing how far they can bend and twist until they break and become something else. I think locking yourself into one simple definition of what a villain can be is very limiting, creatively speaking, and think it's far more interesting to explore the concept from different angles. There's room for simple, pure evil bastards, sure, but there's also room for multifaceted evils, or characters will all the trappings of a villain but actions that ultimately speak to a nobility of spirit others have overlooked. The complexity of the trope is beautiful, why not explore it?

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floatingthoughtsofapandachild · 29 days

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Palia villagers and quotes on my friend group's ooc doc

Reth: okay I CANNOT stop thinking about a person having a roll of paper towels served to them at a bar? and then. just going 'finally' snd eating it

Najuma: I love causing mass chaos.

Jina: *casually digs a hole in the floor*

Kenyatta: I've read a lot about murder.

Hassain: rip someones spine out and make a whip... what? I'm being practical. Save resources.

Reth: I'm not sick I'm just dumb

Jina: Hi friend! How are you this fine, fine, existential crisis day?

Auni: Why can't I walk like an octopus?

Reth: I CAN FEEL MY LIP BUT IT CANT FEEL ME

Chayne: *throws therapy everywhere*

Elouisa: Doctors know the best way to kill someone.

Reth: What am I supposed to do? Just- function??

Jel: My life is boring unless you want to talk about my endless despair.

Elouisa: This demonstrates the fact that our lives are futile and we will never reach the same level of omnipotence as our fellow creature, the aquatic snail.

Reth: I don't really drink water that much which is probably why I have so many problems.

Najuma: hehe I made eye contact. exciting.

Kenyatta: It was a defensive look of annoyance.

Sifuu: *stares deep into your eyes* embrace your feral lizard...

Einar: Behold. A swordfish.

Zeki: I DO feel like a cult leader. ...I like it.

Reth: I have a lot of terrible opinions, and I'm very ready to share them.

Hassain: Get your brain away from my brain.

Einar: I'm so happy I can finally be a fish!

Kenli: I'm tired of standing so I'm going to lean against this nice historical building.

Eshe: I know how to do basic math. I know 1 + you = worthless.

Badruu: s o y b e a n s

Zeki: I like calling people trash. It's really fun.

Jel: Why are you a fashion icon? You're like four.

Tamala: But if you're boiled that means someone's going to have you as a snack, probably.

Nai'o: You're allowed to hear sheep.

Reth: I feel like a very tired subway rat.

Tish: I won't forgive this. you just interrupted two pigeons kissing.

Reth: Soup. Was an answer to your question.

#palia #incorrect quotes #reth #najuma #jina #kenyatta #hassain #auni #chayne #elouisa #sifuu #einar #zeki #kenli #eshe #badruu #jel #tamala #naio #nai'o #tish #my posts

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soranatus · 2 years

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Disney+ Reveals First Look at Spider-Man Prequel Show: Spider-Man: Freshman Year.

Here are the first looks at the design of Peter Parker and his Spider-Man suit that will be featured in the series. Aside from the homemade suit, Peter will also wear different super suits as the season progresses.

Here’s the animated lineup of Parker's friends in the series, which includes Harry Osborn, Amadeus Cho, and Nico Minoru from the Runaways.

As for the show's villains, some iconic foes of the web-slinger will be featured, such as Doctor Octopus, Rhino, and Scorpion.

Charlie Cox will return to reprise his role as Daredevil in Spider-Man: Freshman Year and Doctor Strange will also appear in the show.

Also revealed was the design for Norman Osborn, who is said to be a mentor in the series. Not only will Peter come face to face with Osborn, but so will Spider-Man.

#spiderverse #freshman year #peter parker #may parker #harry osborn #norman osborn #amadeus cho #nico minoru #matt murdock #stephen strange #otto octavius #alexei sytsevich #mac gargan #sdcc2022 #friendly neighborhood Spider-Man #fnsm #fns #friendly neighborhood Spiderman

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gallwithapall · 1 year

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!!YOU THERE SCROLLING!!! YES YOU!!

HYDRATE!!!

EAT SOMETHING EVEN IF ITS SMALL

TAKE A NAP OR A BREAK IF YOUVE BEEN WORKING INCREDIBLY HARD ON COLLEGE/SCHOOL/UNI WORK

LOOKING AFTER YOURSELF IS IMPORTANT EVEN IF IT'S SMALL OR MINISCULE LIKE BRUSHING YOUR TEETH OR HAVING A GLASS OF WATER!!!

YOU'RE IMPORTANT

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ethanreedbooks · 1 day

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'The Rise of Doctor Octopus' in 'Ultimate Spider-Man' #5!

Ultimate Spider-Man #5 unveils "The Rise of Doctor Octopus"! Set to hit shelves on May 29th, this issue marks the debut of one of Spidey's most formidable adversaries in the Ultimate Universe. Marvel Comics has lifted the veil on the identity of the next major antagonist in Ultimate Spider-Man, following the intense showdown with Kingpin in issue #6—and it's none other than Doctor Octopus!

With artwork by David Messina and scripting by Jonathan Hickman, issue #5 promises to be a pulse-pounding ride! Readers can expect a thrilling narrative that delves deep into the origins and motivations of this iconic villain. As Spider-Man faces off against Doctor Octopus for the first time in the Ultimate Universe, the stakes are higher than ever.

In this gripping installment, the clash between hero and villain reaches new heights of intensity, with each page packed with suspense, action, and surprises. David Messina's dynamic artwork brings the epic battle to life, capturing every moment of Spider-Man's struggle against the nefarious Doctor Octopus.

Jonathan Hickman's masterful storytelling guides readers through a narrative filled with twists and turns, keeping them on the edge of their seats until the very last page. With each panel, Hickman expertly builds tension and excitement, ensuring that fans will be hooked from start to finish.

As Spider-Man confronts Doctor Octopus, both hero and villain are pushed to their limits, testing their strength, wit, and resolve. With each passing moment, the fate of the Ultimate Universe hangs in the balance, making issue #5 a must-read for fans of the wall-crawler and newcomers alike.

So mark your calendars for May 29th and prepare to witness the epic showdown between Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus in Ultimate Spider-Man #5. Don't miss out on this thrilling chapter in Spider-Man's legendary saga!

#ultimate spider man #across the spiderverse #spider man #spider man 4 #marvel #green goblin #doctor octopus #marvel comics #j jonah jameson #daily bugle #ben parker #gwen stacy #kingpin

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hollowsart · 2 years

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ehehehe, more fun little icon redraws!

wrote down the names of the blogs whose icons I used as well!

#my art #phone art #doc ock #doctor octopus #otto octavius #redraw #icon redraw #do I tag this as anything else??#I had like.. 3 others I could have done but I think this is good for now

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frasier-crane-style · 1 year

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Every Spider-Man multiverse event is like “HMMMM... wouldn’t it be interesting if a character OTHER than Peter Parker had spider-powers?” Then they introduce a character who is female or a racial minority

(gay, if there’ve been a lot of these events and we’ve already done characters like Spider-Man With A Motorcycle or Spider-Man As A Cowboy)

but...

-Lives in New York City.

-Is a teenager/young adult.

-Endearingly awkward/’adorkable’ personality.

-Nerdy science whiz.

-Motivated by the preventable loss of a loved one.

-Makes comedic quips while going into battle.

-Artistic hobby/civilian job.

-Has supporting cast of Mary Jane Watson, Gwen Stacy, Flash Thompson, J. Jonah Jameson, the Daily Bugle staff, et al.

-Fights iconic rogue’s gallery of Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, et al.

Like... when does the part where this character ISN’T Peter Parker come in???

#spider-man

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mk-wizard · 1 year

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Spider-Man 2017: It COULD have been perfect

Now that I have calmed down today... I want to make it clear that I don’t hate the 2017 Spider-Man cartoon (which I will call 2017-Spidey for simplicity). In fact, I do like it. I just don’t love it. What I hate is how it being FA (for all ages) ruined it. If it had been allowed to be mature, take itself seriously and really be superhero show instead of a kid’s show, it could have raised the bar and no, I am not exaggerating. And to prove my point, I am going to list its best point of being rated FA ruined each of them. Note that I will not waste my time talking about the bad points. Period.

I will also give a heads up that there will be a spoilers ahead.

1- It had fresh new ideas that worked. - This show tried to do a lot of things differently which I have to admit wound up working really well. To be very honest, I liked that 2017-Spidey’s Harry Osborne rose out of his father’s shadow and not only became the Hobgoblin, but also a hero who stood up to his dad (which is a moment all Harry fans were waiting for) and found peace with himself for a change. It was a nice surprise and the way Harry’s characters development progressed was actually pretty decent. In fact, Harry’s my favourite character in the show for that reason. I even liked that for once, Dr. Conners was a bad guy because this version of him worked in the story being told. His motives made sense and watching him be bad was entertaining. Truth be told, him selfishly testing on himself was always a not so virtuous motive anyway.

-But it tried too many new things at once, so the good new ideas got drowned out. - Due to being FA, instead of concentrating on the three new good ideas it had (Harry-Hobgoblin and Villain Conners were two of them) and making them great, it was fixated on novelty. There was always a new character, a new villain of the day, a new version of an existing character and a new something which is a formula used in cartoons for preschoolers and younger. The show became disorganized and episodic format would constantly get broken. It started to feel like a borderline toy commercial like an outdated 80s Saturday morning cartoon. Most of the episodes could be classified as empty filler.

2- It gave an origin story to Dr. Octopus and showed his progression towards villainy. - One of my favourite character arcs in Batman the Animated Series was Two-Face’s in which we saw him start off as Harvey Dent to becoming the iconic villain. When I heard that 2017-Spidey was going to do this with my favourite Spider-Man villain Dr. Octopus, I was elated. Seeing him be Peter Parker’s teacher in the beginning of the series, so that the two of them form a bond and then have become the villain of Spider-Man yet still have that kindness towards Peter Parker would have been one for the ages.

- But he along with his story arc were reinvented, rushed and crashed. - I know I said this in another article, but I will say it again here. They aged him down to be 19 and in doing so, diminished his character into that of a rude, arrogant and unkind egoist. Unlike the reinvention of Harry Osborn into a heroic Hobgoblin, the reinvention of Otto Octavious as a young, mean-spirited sadist doesn’t work because part of what makes Dr. Octopus special as a villain IS his age and life experience. He needs to be an adult the same way Harry needs to be Norman’s son. Without his adulthood, maturity and lingering humanity, he’s just a generic villain not complex nor sympathetic. Young Otto would have worked better as a flashback version where he is that mean smart kid in the beginning, but then finds his compassion and patience as a teacher while the current day version of the doctor would be a kindly adult man with haunting trauma.

3- It finally brought Miles Morales to television. - This is the third new good idea in my opinion. Miles Morales is one of Marvel’s best new heroes because he is humble, he is his own man, and he is a genuinely good person. Also, his mentor-student relationship with Peter Parker is heartwarming. They have a big brother and little brother dynamic. His story arcs are worth telling and have shaped him as a Marvel hero. At this point, he should appear regularly in the media.

- But he was held back. - I also said this in another article that Miles needs to be younger than Peter in order for his character and their dynamic to make sense. If they’re the same age, Peter comes across as condescending and a know-it-all especially when Miles gets labeled as “Kid-Arachnid” and plays as second fiddle. Officially, Peter and Miles have eight years difference at least in the comics, so if Peter is a teen here, Miles should be a child. If it means not giving him his powers yet, so be it. It is ok to foreshadow instead. Miles is not “less than” Peter Parker nor is he just another Spider in some Spider-Themed-Fantastic-Four (there was really no need for Ghost-Spider or Spider-Girl). He’s the next Spider-Man. That merits respect and recognition in every media.

4- It had interesting story arcs that could have been very badass. - While some story arcs just came out of nowhere like the Maximum Venom final arc, some arcs were actually really great. The Jackal saga was my favourite and made me a Jackal fan, so was the goblin saga and even the spider-island story had great bones and truly chilling premises. There were bio-engineered horrors, super robots, the mob, a pandemic and cultism.

- But they were diluted in order to be “for all ages”. - These sophisticated story arcs were turned immature with an art style was too cute, too much comic relief, progressing too fast and not letting the characters act serious or realistic in the situations they were put in. These arcs became forgettable, dumbed down, unenjoyable and went just as soon as they came. Since I also brought up comedy, I have to be blunt as someone who has been reading Spider-Man comics for years, Spider-Man is NOT a comedy, and the titular hero is not a clown. The Spider-Man comics touch a lot of serious topics which it handles with care, it has action scenes that can get very brutal, and Spider-Man is constantly making tough decisions that always have consequences for better or worse. His quips actually reinforce how dark and stressful his life is. He is always joking, so he doesn’t have a breakdown and sometimes, he still has one anyway. In a way, Spider-Man is Marvel’s Batman except his element is light. Everything got kickstarted due to the death of Uncle Ben after all.

And this is why 2017-Spidey was only an ok cartoon. Being rated FA roadblocked it from being a perfect modern Spider-Man cartoon and I really hope that Marvel learns from this. FA does not work.

Thanks for reading and as always, stay safe.

-Mary

PS: I heard a rumor that Spider-Man: Freshman Year is being cancelled and to be very honest, after seeing how and why 2017-Spidey flopped, maybe it is for the best. I feel very bad for people who may lose jobs but shows that bomb will cause you to lose your job anyway and keep you from getting rehired in that same field. Perhaps Marvel should take a break. If it means that its next cartoon will not be for small children, but it will be great, I can wait.

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