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@grdoxsme

21 күн бұрын

Thanks for this! When you rected to Across The Spiderverse and didn't react at all to Spectacular Spiderman during the intervention scene I was shocked you didn't knew who he was or why the short frase they gave him hurts so bad, so whenever you finish this 2 seasosn go back to rewatch that scene. Also did you know there was gonna be a season 3 that was supposed to introduce the Major Marvel Cameos like Avengers, X Men, Defenders and F4 that was meant to launch other character's shows i Within the same universe. Can just imagine that? When you finish season 2 let me know. Cheers. I didn't knew Rick's Authistic. I am myself, so can tell you Poison Ivy on Harley Quinn and Doom Patrol has already prepared you just fine to support you and that makes me smile.

A thing to remember about Shocker is that his name comes from Aftershock and Shockwave. He shoots vibrating air not electricity.

@fuzzyotterpaws4395

Ай бұрын

I thought people knew that since he always shoots shockwaves even in the games, but I guess his name can be confusing haha

@Jjop017

Ай бұрын

@@fuzzyotterpaws4395It also doesn’t help that in the 90s animated series the Shocker’s blasts look more electrical based. Usually that is the Spider-Man ingrained into people’s minds who grew up on the 90s.

@jonmercano1138

22 күн бұрын

Ohhhhhh. I never got that. I don’t think I’ve ever heard the word shocker used in reference to aftershocks and shockwaves. _Now_ it makes sense. It’s kinda like if someone who could stop time would go by the name Freezer. Sure, that works, but can you blame anyone for thinking that person’s gonna have ice based powers?

@Envyus1

22 күн бұрын

@@jonmercano1138 Vibration Shock is also something that is actually used for testing things integrity.

@Banazir-uz9zt

22 күн бұрын

It's kind of like the comic equivalent of the Link/Zelda thing. When you hear someone call Shocker an electric villain, you know they're not that much into comics.

Keith David voiced the Big Man in the pilot.

@cje499

22 күн бұрын

Yep, from now to the end Kevin Michael Richardson takes over (but honestly he pulled such a good job that we hardly noticed)

@ger.baltav

22 күн бұрын

yep

@jingleballs9935

22 күн бұрын

@@cje499whaat. True

@MaYhEmJaYy101

22 күн бұрын

@@cje499exactly perfect casting to Keith and a smooth transition

@Gadget-Walkmen

16 күн бұрын

Kevin Michael Richardson does a FANTASTIC Keith David impression for his Tombstone portrayal.

That Parker Luck was in full swing in this episode

@Dat_Ruski

22 күн бұрын

More like his luck was in the dumps lol

@invaderpez12

22 күн бұрын

This show does really well showcasing "Parker Luck". Giving him exactly what he wants but having to sacrifice or face consequences.

This show has my favorite interpretation of quite a few villains. Shocker is one of them.

@stephenasmithfanfan5971

22 күн бұрын

The Texan accent was a great choice

@Banazir-uz9zt

22 күн бұрын

Actually one of two villains I think this show didn't do that well compared to the comics. Though there really isn't any better adaptation either. The Texan accent was a side-effect of this guy being Montana of the Enforcers instead of Herman Schultz. It's not really a separate creative choice, just a side-effect of the character merge.

It's a common misconception that tomato juice has any chemical reaction or effect on skunk spray and other strong odors. When in reality it's nothing to with the chemical compound or acidity of tomato juice, tomato juice just also has a strong smell. So people bathe in it to attempt to mask the odor of potent smells, since it's better to smell like tomatoes than skunk or garbage.

Randy Robertson is chill in the comics too and was actually Peter’s roommate for awhile

I appreciate how on point Shocker's quip game is in this show. I always loved the Shocker's design, but he was actually an engaging character beyond aesthetics in this. It's not easy to go toe-to-toe with Spidey in a quip battle, but Shocker/Montana held his own. And as far as skunk encounters go, I once had a skunk come into a latrine I was using at scout camp. Little creep was only a couple feet away from me and I thought my number was up. It sniffed at me then turned around and left. Considering I was taking a scout camp food-fueled shit at the time (which is why I was out there in the middle of the night in the first place, emergency squirtles), I'd like to think that the skunk finally met it's match in stank and made a strategic retreat.

herman schultz aka Shocker in the comics shocker, he was a thief who bulit the guantlets to rob banks, the guantlets shoot out a concertrated shockwaves betty brant did dated peter in the comics but she was a bit older than him and she realise it couldnt work but they did remains friends

I grew up watching this series so I know Shocker as this Montana guy. I was confused hearing a different name in the Insomniac game😂

The Spectacular Spider-Man and The Batman from 2004 are two of my favorite openings when I was a kid, but my all time favorite was Batman Beyond, it's incredible!

You guys are right, Keith David did voice the Big Man in the pilot episode, but due to scheduling conflicts they had to replace him with Kevin Michael Richardson for the rest of the series.

The thing I will always love about the show is how everything progresses over every episode from the story to the characters and of course the animation itself. Just a great show made with hella love.

Shocker is my boy. My #1. I've got mixed feelings on Montana being Shocker here, but it does make him more memorable that he might otherwise be.

@Envyus1

Ай бұрын

It gives him the voice.

@fuzzyotterpaws4395

Ай бұрын

I grew up watching this series so I know Shocker as this Montana guy. I was confused hearing a different name in the Insomniac game😂

@Ruyeman

27 күн бұрын

In Spider-Man Homecoming , It made Montana (Jackson Brice) the first guy who tries out the Shocker name before Herman takes the mantle. I think that was a refrence to this show's change. Dont hold me to it.

@mattdoesntknowwhattodowith5760

22 күн бұрын

@@Ruyemanohhhh I didn’t notice that that’s really cool

@Banazir-uz9zt

22 күн бұрын

I am always kinda sad when people say that Shocker is uncool or unmemorable in the comics. Like his original personality has to be "fixed" somehow. Herman Schultz is actually one of my favourite comic villains.

I love Montana was looking forward to this episode. Also can’t believe you guys are still caught up on the condiment argument.

Most memorable Shocker, I reckon. Even taught a lesson to Peter by accident.

Shocker has actually never used Electricity. He uses shockwaves to fight people. Like an earthquake or a giant gust of wind.

I absolutely love that spongebob reference from eric 1:30

A thing to remember about Shocker is that his name comes from Aftershock and Shockwave. He shoots vibrating air not electricity. Shocker has actually never used Electricity. He uses shockwaves to fight people like an earthquake or a giant gust of wind. Keith David voiced the Big Man in the pilot. That Parker Luck was in full swing in this episode 3 season 12 hours ago (edited) This show has my favorite interpretation of quite a few villains. Shocker is one of them. Randy Robertson is chill in the comics too and was actually Peter’s roommate for a while It's a common misconception that tomato juice has any chemical reaction or effect on skunk spray and other strong odors. When in reality it has nothing to do with the chemical compound or acidity of tomato juice, tomato juice also has a strong smell. So people bathe in it to attempt to mask the odor of potent smells, since it's better to smell like tomatoes than skunk or garbage. The thing I will always love about the show is how everything progresses over every episode from the story to the characters and the animation itself. Just a great show made with hella love. I appreciate how on-point Shocker's quip game is in this show. I always loved the Shocker's design, but he was actually an engaging character beyond aesthetics in this. It's not easy to go toe-to-toe with Spidey in a quip battle, but Shocker/Montana held his own. As far as skunk encounters go, I once had a skunk come into a latrine I was using at scout camp. Little Creep was only a couple feet away from me and I thought my number was up. It sniffed at me then turned around and left. Considering I was taking a scout camp food-fueled shit at the time (which is why I was out there in the middle of the night in the first place, emergency squirrels), I'd like to think that the skunk finally met its match in stank and made a strategic retreat. The Spectacular Spider-Man and The Batman from 2004 are two of my favorite openings when I was a kid, but my all-time favorite was Batman Beyond, it's incredible! You guys are right, Keith David did voice the Big Man in the pilot episode, but due to scheduling conflicts, they had to replace him with Kevin Michael Richardson for the rest of the series. The Spectacular Spider-Man | Episode 5 "Competition" | FULL EPISODE | Hall Of Heroes Hall Of Heroes I love Shocker he is one of my favorite Spider-Man characters Now playing The Spectacular Spider-Man 1x3 REACTION!! “Natural Selection” Blind Wave The Spectacular Spider-Man | Survival of the Fittest | Season 1 Ep. 1 | Throwback Toons Robert Englund (Freddy Krueger) as the Vulture, Crispin Freeman (Alucard - Hellsing) as Electro, Dee Bradley Baker (Appa, Momo) as Connors/The Lizard, Jeff Bennet (Johnny Bravo) as Shocker. The casting in this show was also fantastic. Most memorable Shocker, I reckon. Even taught a lesson to Peter by accident. I recently read the first 15 issues of TASM and it's crazy how accurate this cartoon is. Big shoutout to Jeff Bennett for voicing Shocker and to Phil LaMarr for voicing Robbie and Randy Robertson! I didn't expect this reaction would include Aaron learning what a glitzy is Inspired choice combining Montana and Shocker given how a guy with a lasso isn't that threatening. The Spectacular Spider-Man | Natural Selection | Season 1 Ep. 3 | Throwback Toons Throwback Toons 14K views 1 month ago Growing up I used to eat frozen hotdogs like a popsicle. Bwahhahaha. Good to see a shocker Another fantastic episode! Shocker indeed! Great reaction as always Wave Crew! Kinda dislike how they skipped over the bit about Shocker talking about Responsibility and Norman talking to Harry about responsibility and personal accountability Really ties the episode themes together The Spectacular Spider-Man 1x1 REACTION!! “Survival Of The Fittest” I really hope there's a Spider-Man 1994 Shocker is the best John Romita Sr. costume design. I have been wondering why/how hot dogs came to be called glitzy, and I finally looked it up. I did not expect the explanation at all. With roots in the rap world, a "glizzy" is slang for a Glock handgun. The evolution of the word to include "hot dog" comes from the extended magazine of a pistol, which is about the length of a hot dog. Shocker Kill the Joker giving me some Android 13 vibes here! Man, I wished the man needed to stop laughing when he killed Spidey mocking him in the accent he did done. live-action okay on the spotlight in that firework blow-up out now happy 4th. Now playing Tom Holland Surprises Chris Pratt Jimmy Kimmel Live Moments That Celebs Met Their Celebrity Crushes on Camera MsMojo lol:) THE BOYS 4x6 REACTION | Karl lying I am tired he was asking hard to give up okay not funny.

They changed Shocker from Herman Shultz like in the comics to Montana. Not sure how I feel about it but it works for this universe

@kenjutsukata1o1

22 күн бұрын

As much as I like Herman, he's a total putz and I do think Montana filling that role for this show made him a bit more intimidating. Plus the southern twang coupled with his quip powers made him a bit more interesting.

Much love and respect to the live action Spideys and some other adaptations but Josh Keaton's Spidey is MY Spider-Man

I can sympathise for Harry. When you're an only child, and you ask your dad who his favourite child is, you don't want him to name your best friend.

Its crazy that this version of J. Jonah Jameson is voiced by Daran Norris, the voice of Cosmo, Timmy's Dad, & Jorgen Von Strangle from Fairly Odd Parents & Gordy in Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide

I love shocker his one of my favorite Spider-Man characters

Kinda dislike how they skipped over the bit about Shocker talking on Responsibility and Norman talking to Harry about responsibility and personal accountability Really ties the episodes themes together

@collecter343

22 күн бұрын

Yeah, if they didn't mention Shocker teaching Spidey in the discussion I wouldn't have realized that was happening, too long since I watched this show.

I fucking love the shocker in this show

@kenjutsukata1o1

22 күн бұрын

I appreciate how he can go toe-to-toe with Spider-Man in a quip battle.

I freakin' love Texan Shocker!

7:10 Well, its more believable than protecting him from a nuclear explosion.

Happy Fourth of July Blind Wave!

Growing up I used to eat frozen hotdogs like a popsicle. Bwahhahaha.

Another fantastic episode! Shocker indeed! Great reaction as always Wave Crew!

SHOCKEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER

@gamerbear84

22 күн бұрын

YOU CAN'T RUN FROM MEEEEE

@Brendangatenby-mg2ix

22 күн бұрын

I LL CHASE YOU TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH

Big shoutout to Jeff Bennett for voicing Shocker and to Phil LaMarr for voicing Robbie and Randy Robertson!

I really hope there's a spider-Man 1994

@ieyke

22 күн бұрын

Yeah, honestly it's just a straight up better show than this. Rewatching this it becomes really obvious how derpy the characterizations are, and how cheesy so much of the writing and acting is, and so much of the art style just doesn't really work for me. And the character designs are mostly a miss so far. Like Shocker's not terrible, but he's definitely a lesser version of the Shocker design, and the voice acting for him is silly and annoying. And they're already starting to make weird choices like Shocker not being Herman Schultz. This show does a few things here and there that I appreciate, and overall it's pretty good, but compared to Spider-Man The Animated Series, this one just doesn't hold up. Spider-Man TAS takes all the material so much more seriously, and tries to be so much more faithful to the comics, and voice acting is so much better in most cases, and the art style is so much better, and the music is infinitely better. Like I don't mind the Spectacular theme song (It's repetitive and slightly annoying, but there's something about it that I do like), and the Spider-Man TAS theme song isn't the best thing ever, but the score for Spider-Man TAS in general? It's utterly phenomenal. It's quintessential Spider-Man. Whereas THIS show might as well not even have a soundtrack for how little it contributes. The one thing this show REALLY does better than Spider-Man TAS is Mary Jane. TAS Mary Jane sucks, like most versions of Mary Jane. Spectacular has one of the very few good versions of Mary Jane in any medium.

@mzakami3090

22 күн бұрын

@@ieyke Don't get me wrong, 94’s Spidey is fun and I have a lot of nostalgic fondness for it, but personally Spectacular did everything better. It made much better use of a wider variety of characters, mixing some things up a bit while still sticking to the core personality traits that made them iconic in the first place(Spectacular’s MJ & Flash Thompson being the best examples) It had much better writing, drawing inspiration from the old comics stories but telling them in new and interesting ways. The action was much more intense and better choreographed, too, for obvious reasons. Plus on that last note, unlike with 94’s Spidey none of these efforts were held back by a ridiculous amount of runaway censorship. I mean, in 94’s Spidey they apparently weren't even allowed to admit that Uncle Ben was dead, for crying out loud. The only things I would put 94’s Spidey over Spectacular is music, art-style, comic accuracy, & it had more characters(because it aired 3 seasons longer).

@ieyke

22 күн бұрын

@@mzakami3090 I mean no. Just sorry, but no. Spider-Man TAS does virtually every single thing better. Better characterization, better writing, better acting better animation better art style better story arcs. The nonsense about runaway censorship is complete bullshit. That was complete standard censorship for the time, and Spectacular Spider-Man doesn't do anything that Spider-Man TAS didn't do. It's no more action-packed or violent or whatever then TAS was. In fact, it's seemingly less violent than TAS was. A lot of the action in Spectacular Spider-Man is very truncated and simplistic compared to the animated series. Spider-Man just comes in and bang bang punch punch end of fight most of the time in Spectacular. There's no feeling of the stakes. There's no tension. There's no drama. The animated series had loads of interesting complex conflicts happening both in terms of fighting, and in terms of tension and drama. People look at Spectacular with some heavy heavy nostalgia lenses, and this idea that the animated series was more censored than normal in their heads. But when you actually watch the two shows back to back, none of that holds up.

@mzakami3090

22 күн бұрын

@@ieyke That last paragraph you wrote is pretty ironic considering it’s so obvious you have nostalgic lenses for ’94 Spidey. I grew up with ’94 Spidey & even I can see Spectacular was the better show. The only characters in ’94 Spidey that get any sort of characterization/development are Eddie Brock, Curt Connors, & Kraven. The rest of Peter’s supporting cast played minor roles to even get any characterization, even Harry was rarely utilized until he became the 2nd Goblin, & even that story was pretty anticlimactic compared to how the Green Goblin storyline was handled in Spectacular. Spectacular handled all of Peter’s cast perfectly, even minor ones like Sally Avril & Sha-Shan Nguyen had roles to play in the series. The “Gangland” episode alone had more characterization & drama than ’94 Spidey. Regardless of how the censorship came to be, it doesn’t take away the fact that it affected the fight scenes of the ’94 series. Once again you’re being ironic calling Spectacular’s fight scenes “simple” when it’s not, all ’94 Spidey does is throw dropkicks, jumps around, shoots webs, grapples, & rolls around. ’94 Spidey rarely moves like an acrobatic compared to Spectacular due to the art-style of the show. Go watch “Spider-Man vs Wolverine” or “Spider-Man & War Machine vs Venom & Carnage”, ’94 Spidey barely even fights at all, he just jumps around or is rolling on the ground while grappling his opponents. Spectacular had wayyy better choreography & this isn’t even an opinion. Even in this reaction video at 6:12 Spider-Man does a leg sweep, the animation is way more fluid & choreographed here than in any of the fight scenes in ’94 Spidey. At 11:35 look at how fluid the animation of his acrobatics are when he’s dodging Shocker’s attacks. Spectacular had way better animation & fight choreography than ’94 Spidey. And this is all without even mentioning the absurdly fast pacing of the '94 series.

@ieyke

21 күн бұрын

@@mzakami3090 It's like you've never watched either show.

time to squash the buuuuug

I didn't expect this reaction would include Aaron learning what a glizzy is

@yarriahgraves4334

20 күн бұрын

Fr💀

Good to see shocker

This comment is for Calvin: 😂 Sensational

I recently read the first 15 issues of TASM and it's crazy how accurate this cartoon is.

Shocker giving me some Android 13 vibes here!

@WhiteFangofWar

22 күн бұрын

All he needs is a trucker hat.

@gamerbear84

22 күн бұрын

"Ya plum done gone daggone did it now, son."

Man I wished they laughed when Spidey mocked the accent

@MelonMedley179

22 күн бұрын

*Spongebob Voice* They did...in my mind.

I really hope yall react to earth’s mightiest heroes. Your convo about theme songs made me think of it

loved the Spider-Man Unlimited moment truly a great show, too bad it got cancelled like that, didn't deserved to end on such a cliffhanger

Shocked

Inspired choice combining Montana and Shocker given how a guy with a lasso isn't that threatening.

Shocker is the best John Romita Sr. costume design.

You guys should watch Supacell on Netflix next! It’s such a great show!

GET BACK HERE SHOCKER!!!!!!

I have been wondering why/how hot dogs came to be called glizzys, and I finally looked it up. I did not expect the explanation at all. _With roots in the rap world, a "glizzy" is slang for a Glock handgun. The evolution of the word to include "hot dog" comes from the extended magazine of a pistol, which is about the length of a hot dog._

There is a two and a half minute version of the theme with more lyrics.

You all should react to the new trailer for the animated batman series ot came out a couple of days ago.

21:15 convo just made me think about this but I just finished Marvels The Punisher tv show and HOLY crap what a difference between characters. AS IN, Peter Parker keeps failing his loved ones in order to keep them safe as Spider Man. Frank Castle HAS nobody and uses that rage and detachment as the Punisher. Love Marvel characters and their poor screwed up lives😢

Great to see your reaction to such a precious gem of a great, one of the greatest Spderman tv shows back there......when Disney hadn't yet sunk its claws into this! In the end Disney ruins this, like all the other projects they are involved too, and new seasons of Spectacular Spiderman cancelled by the hous of rat!

Shocker is one of my three favourite comic villains - and he's also one of only two villains that I don't really like that much in this show (the other one debuts in Season 2, you probably know which one). He's too serious and badass. Shocker in the comics is one of the villains that I always thought kinda parallels Peter Parker the most perfectly, even though there isn't really any story that makes use of that fact. A lot of people say that "Doc Ock is what Peter would be like if he became a supervillain" - due to the bullying and the smarts. I kinda disagree though. I think supervillain Peter Parker would be like Shocker. Leaving aside the fact that I don't think Peter and Ock are really on the same level in terms of intelligence (though Peter's IQ varies wildly depending on writer, Dan Slott probably would disagree with me on this for example), I think their personality and background fits. Comic Shocker would totally have a Peter Parker lifestyle. He is a poor blue-collar self-made man with a scientific background that is chronically unsuccessful, everything he does blows up in his face and he ends up humiliated in pretty much every appearance he has in a comic, with other villains thinking of him as a joke. His professional life as a super-villain is a bit like Peter Parker's personal life in a way, and just like Peter, he has to take the constant abuse and humiliation despite the fact that if you take a step back and look at him, you realise he is actually one of the stronger villains in the Rogues Gallery. Spider-Man saves all of New York like some great powerful hero, comes home and then immediately assumes the role of the awkward scrawny young man begging his landlady not to evict him. Shocker is literally the only villain that could plausibly be in the same situation in the comics. He's kind of a villainous underdog that you are kinda rooting for half the time. In something like Superior Foes of Spider-Man he is simultaneously the greatest loser in the entire Rogues Gallery, routinely out-done by the likes of Boomerang or the Whizzer, and unable to steal a dog from a little girl because even she isn't afraid of him - but then he also lasts by far the longest in a fight with Iron Fist and Power-Man and ends up casually blasting the Punisher across all of Manhattan with a single blast. I kinda wish someone actually managed to really bring those aspects of the character into an adaptation. Instead they combined him with Montana, which kinda turns him into a completely different character. It's not offensively bad and I am not hating on this episode - it's perfectly fine. I just feel a little bothered when people say that this is the best Shocker - when in fact, by "fixing" his lameness, they kinda ruined my favourite aspect of his personality.

Im surprised someone remembered Spider-man Unlimited, such a weird series I never got what really was going on. Use to think it was Marvels version of Batman Beyond. After Guardians of the Galaxy 3 came out is when I found out Spider-Man Unlimited takes place on Counter Earth with the High Evolutionary in charge, the cartoon makes a bit more sense now.

Have you guys seen the new hellboy trailer?

peter turns into such a shitty person later on which just made me like him better

Watch the Avengers earth's mightiest heroes show its only 2 seasons

Guys please watch 'Every child is special' movie That's the best movie ever

I love this show so much! I hope they also react to Trollhunters.

I've never heard hot dogs referred to as _glizzies._

3:08 I hate that his tag always sticks out of his shirt

It actually bothers me none of them laughed at the “rodeo clown” joke

Day 1 of asking for Killing Eve reaction

You guys need to watch ultimate spiderman its BETTER

@marlonsingleton5454

3 күн бұрын

It really isn't.

not Steve from blue's clues I hate the shocker´s costume looks stupid, like whats he wafflin about

calvin explaining what glizzies are to aaron is something i would’ve never expected