Erros e Curiosidades - Homem-Aranha de 1994 (Parte 58)

Episode 58: The Price of Heroism #marvel #90s #fascinating #spidermancartoon #neogenicrecombiner #captainamerica #disneyplusbrasil Spider and Silver Sable manage to reach the main part of the Doomsday Complex, but not in time to prevent Red Skull from creating the ultimate weapon. His son Rheinholt ends up gaining electrical powers and changes his name to Electro. The villain then defeats all his enemies inside the Complex, but begins to feel pain, as his body has not yet adjusted to so much power. Red Skull realizes he won't be able to control his son, so he intends to use the power of the vortex to intimidate him. Meanwhile, Electro uses his powers to send a message to the world, indicating that he is the new leader of Earth and that everyone must bow down to him. He reactivates the robots that had been defeated at the Doomsday Complex and guides them to the UN building in New York, where a battle against the American Warriors begins. Meanwhile, Spider-Man and Captain America fight Red Skull and Chameleon to take control of the vortex. During the battle, Captain America sacrifices himself again to defeat Red Skull. When the vortex is reactivated, Electro reappears at the Complex, but Spider-Man uses his intelligence to defeat the villain, causing him to be absorbed by the device. The American Warriors then destroy the building that provided access to the Complex and go on with their lives, retiring their heroic suits once more. Spider-Man returns home and takes care of Mary Jane, who had been electrocuted by Electro but is now healthy again. This episode marks Electro's debut in the cartoon, although the character is different from his comic book version. It has an important reference to the comics, which may explain where they got this new origin for the villain. The episode recycles several scenes, features a huge editing error, and numerous mistakes in the Disney+ subtitles. Furthermore, we have hands changing color, strange codes appearing on screen, disappearing wires, shifting panels, and portable TVs that were once radar guns. Our dubbing creates the villain Red Hair, and there are other details such as a reference to DC's Super Friends and yet another advertisement for milk and Coca-Cola.