Scorpion Rising
- Episode aired Feb 12, 2025
- TV-Y7-FV
- 29m
IMDb RATING
8.4/10
2.1K
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Peter and Lonnie face the consequences of their secret lives. Spider-Man faces his biggest threat.Peter and Lonnie face the consequences of their secret lives. Spider-Man faces his biggest threat.Peter and Lonnie face the consequences of their secret lives. Spider-Man faces his biggest threat.
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Hudson Thames
- Peter Parker
- (voice)
- …
Kari Wahlgren
- May Parker
- (voice)
Grace Song
- Nico Minoru
- (voice)
Zeno Robinson
- Harry Osborn
- (voice)
Eugene Byrd
- Lonnie Lincoln
- (voice)
Colman Domingo
- Norman Osborn
- (voice)
Cathy Ang
- Pearl Pangan
- (voice)
Leilani Barrett
- Big Donovan
- (voice)
Ettore Ewen
- Bulldozer
- (voice)
Alex Désert
- Grift
- (voice)
Jonathan Medina
- Mac Gargan
- (voice)
Zehra Fazal
- Hot Rod
- (voice)
- …
Zach Cherry
- Klev
- (voice)
Erica Luttrell
- Mrs. Lincoln
- (voice)
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Spider-Man has one of the most iconic rogue's galleries in comic book history, filled with villains ranging from tragic figures to absolute menaces. "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" has often taken a unique approach to its antagonists, choosing to focus on lesser-known foes like Speed Demon and Unicorn rather than immediately diving into the heavy hitters. While this has allowed the show to carve out its own identity, it's also exciting to see the series begin embracing some of Spidey's more famous adversaries as it approaches its climax. "Scorpion Rising" is a fantastic example of this shift, introducing a classic villain while delivering one of the most thrilling episodes yet.
This episode expertly balances high-octane action with deeply personal character moments. Peter is still reeling from the big reveal of the previous episode, and his struggle to mend broken relationships adds emotional weight to the story. Yet, he's not the only one going through changes - every character is given meaningful development, making this one of the most narratively dense and satisfying episodes of the series so far. Of course, it wouldn't be a "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" episode without intense confrontations, and "Scorpion Rising" delivers in spades. The showdown between Spider-Man and Scorpion is one of the show's most visually stunning and high-stakes battles to date. Meanwhile, the supporting cast isn't left in the shadows, as their own arcs unfold in meaningful and engaging ways. Whether it's unexpected alliances/friendships forming or tensions rising between key players, the episode ensures that every moment counts. It also has an unexpectedly strong payoff with the ending actually delivering quite an impact. There has always been this sense of Spider-Man not being able to fail and the image he represents as someone who will always be there to save the day, and that image, while still holding, is shakened here, with his fight with Scorpion not going the way that a lot of people are thinking. It adds to the way that this show is going about telling Spider-Man's story and how it changes up the formula in new and exciting ways and why this show is going to fill your Spider-Man excitement for a while.
"Scorpion Rising" is a thrilling, emotional, and expertly crafted episode that continues to push this series to new heights. With so much at stake and plenty of narrative threads left to explore, the anticipation for the next installment is higher than ever, and if this show continues down its current path, it's going to deliver.
This episode expertly balances high-octane action with deeply personal character moments. Peter is still reeling from the big reveal of the previous episode, and his struggle to mend broken relationships adds emotional weight to the story. Yet, he's not the only one going through changes - every character is given meaningful development, making this one of the most narratively dense and satisfying episodes of the series so far. Of course, it wouldn't be a "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" episode without intense confrontations, and "Scorpion Rising" delivers in spades. The showdown between Spider-Man and Scorpion is one of the show's most visually stunning and high-stakes battles to date. Meanwhile, the supporting cast isn't left in the shadows, as their own arcs unfold in meaningful and engaging ways. Whether it's unexpected alliances/friendships forming or tensions rising between key players, the episode ensures that every moment counts. It also has an unexpectedly strong payoff with the ending actually delivering quite an impact. There has always been this sense of Spider-Man not being able to fail and the image he represents as someone who will always be there to save the day, and that image, while still holding, is shakened here, with his fight with Scorpion not going the way that a lot of people are thinking. It adds to the way that this show is going about telling Spider-Man's story and how it changes up the formula in new and exciting ways and why this show is going to fill your Spider-Man excitement for a while.
"Scorpion Rising" is a thrilling, emotional, and expertly crafted episode that continues to push this series to new heights. With so much at stake and plenty of narrative threads left to explore, the anticipation for the next installment is higher than ever, and if this show continues down its current path, it's going to deliver.
Did you know
- Crazy creditsClosing credits are shaded like they're viewed in the light of a fire with embers. Ominous music plays.
- ConnectionsReferences Beetlejuice (1988)
- SoundtracksNeighbor Like Me
Written by Paul Francis Webster, Bob Harris (as J. Robert Harris), Isaac Lucas, Cheapshot (as Colton Fisher), Jason Rabinowitz, and Melo Makes Music (as Carmelo Cianflone)
Performed by The Math Club feat. Isaac Lucas (as Relaye) and Melo Makes Music
Courtesy of The Math Club
Contains a sample of "Spider-Man Theme"
Courtesy of Marvel Music, Inc.
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