- The film is the first Spider-Man animated film.
- The film is based on the comic characters created by Brian Michael Bendis and Sarah Picelli in 2011.
- Many other characters in the film are based on passersby on the street. Alan Davis is a special case. When the character designer creates this character, it is largely based on the shape of Mahsala Ali himself. Features to shape.
- Some of the comics that Miles encountered in the film were hand-drawn by the comic artist Marcelo Weignari, a die-hard fan of the "Spider-Man" animated series, based on the creation of Steve Decott Classic comics and works by John Lomita.
- Penny Parker’s parallel universe is a tribute to the Japanese comic "Evangelion".
- After the film starts, when the Marvel LOGO fades out, the words "Approved by the Comics Code Authority" will appear, which is a tribute to the old comics. American psychologist Frederick Witham once thought that comics are harmful to children, and eventually led to the American Comic Magazine Association to implement a comic censorship system. "The Comics Code Authority" logo. This system lasted until the beginning of the 21st century and was abolished, so this stalk is also somewhat ironic in the film.
- "Kirby Burst" is a drawing method that uses circle patterns to express cosmic energy and other substances. Cartoonist Jack Kirby often uses it in his creation. It has become one of Marvel's iconic techniques. It has also been used many times in the film. reflect.
- In the film, behind Miles's drawing board, you can vaguely see Superman's cloak and Batman's worksheets in DC comics.
- At the beginning of the film, when the Spider-Man of the Ultimate Universe was introduced, there was a scene where he used his body against the runaway train, which was a tribute to Toby Maguire’s version of Spider-Man 2.
- In the scene of Times Square, you can see the poster of the film "Shaun Zombie" which spoofed Edgar Wright; the billboard of "Baby Showers", the poster spoofed the movie "Bridesmaids of Paul Feige" "; A poster of Detroit Pistons power forward Blake Griffin, in which the team becomes the Detroit Red Sox. At the same time, the eye-catching Kissind poster is a poster that spoofs "Bonsai Brother" The Weeknd.
- The LOGO of "Daily Bugle" (Daily Bugle) appeared in a location of the film. The reporter Jonah Jameson of this newspaper focused on reporting the embarrassment of superheroes.
- In the film, Miles is running wild on the street, and you can see a company called "Romita Ramen". This refers to the comic author John Romita and his son. Many of the characters in the film are made by old Romita. Tower creation.
- Brooklyn Vision Academy is an elite school in the Marvel Ultimate Universe. Miles probably got the opportunity to receive this elite education through lottery allocation, so he is incompatible with this school.
- On the drawing board of the opening movie Myers, there is a comic sketch of a giant robot, which resembles the Japanese robot animation "Lepaton". Stan Lee is also a fan of the series.
- Gank Lee, a Korean-American high school student, is a good friend of Miles in the comics and the first person to know that Miles is Spider-Man. Miles’ roommate in the film is this role, but his name is not mentioned in the film. In "Spider-Man: Homecoming", this character was renamed Ned Ritz.
- B. Bendis in Miles’ phone contacts is the creator of Miles’ Spider-Man; Sarah Pikely, who gave birth to the image of Miles under her brush; Dan Slot, he proposed The concept of the Spider-Man parallel universe; Jason Reynolds, he is the author of Myers’ Spider-Man novel.
- In the mobile phone address book of Miles' father Jefferson Davis, you can see the contact information of Spider-Man creator Steve Ditko.
- Stan Lee not only appeared as a clerk in a shop around Spider-Man in the film, but we could see him on the train and on the sidewalk at the beginning of the film.
- The scene where Miles buys clothes also appeared in "Ultimate Fallout".
- The first Spider-Man to appear in the film is voiced by Chris Pine. This Spider-Man’s hair is golden, instead of Peter Parker’s traditional brown hair. In the comics of the 1970s, Dr. Jackal once cloned two Spider-Man. One of them, Ben Riley, later dyed his hair golden yellow in order to distinguish himself from Spider-Man.
- The scene of the funeral of the blond-haired Peter Parker and the plot in the comic took place in the same church, but in the movie Mary Jane supported the funeral.
- At the beginning of the film, Spider-Man mentioned that he had a spider car. Later, he could indeed see it in the film.
- When the film began to introduce Spider-Man, it was mentioned that Spider-Man had been made into an animation. The scene on the screen was the first season of "Spider-Man" released in 1967. The animation was introduced in the 1980s. To the mainland.
- In the film, Papa Myers mentioned the good-tasting Spider-Man cereal. This kind of cereal has also existed in life. Ralston launched the cereal in 1995.
- In the film, Spider-Man as a real person has launched many peripheral products, of course, including comics. The Spider-Man comic here is called "The Real Life of Spider-Man", in fact it just changed the title of the real Marvel comics, including: "The Amazing Spider-Man No.186", launched in 1978, telling about Spider-Man and the super villain The story of chameleon fighting; "Marvel Fantasy No.15", Spider-Man's first appearance in this comic, tells the origin story of Peter Parker; "The Amazing Spider-Man No.40", in the movie Myers roommate is watching this In this comic, Spider-Man defeats the Green Goblin for the first time in a comic; "The Amazing Spider-Man No.7", which is the first comic in the Spider-Man series with a villain as the protagonist, tells the story of the condor escape from prison.
- The film is the second time that Jin He has appeared in a movie, having previously appeared in Daredevil.
- American artist Donald Glover has repeatedly expressed his wish to appear in Spider-Man, and even initiated a vote on social media. Marvel finally gave him a chance. In the third season of the animation "Ultimate Spider-Man", Glover voiced Miles, and later also starred in "Spider-Man: Homecoming" as Aaron Davis. In "Spider-Man: Into the Parallel Universe", when Miles walked into his uncle's apartment, the role played by Glover in "Waste Wood League" can be seen on TV, which is also a response to this scepticism.
- The reason why the spider with 42 printed on its back gives Miles superpowers is in the comics. In "Ultimate Spider-Man", Norman Osborn, the "green devil", does experiments on spiders. Myers' uncle once sneaked into the laboratory to steal technology. A spider jumped into his bag. The No. 42 spider he brought home.
- The appearance of the Green Goblin in this film is very different from the previous movies. The appearance refers to the image of the Green Goblin in "Ultimate Spider-Man".
- In the film, many of the scene designs are consistent with the settings of the evil alchemy company in "Spider-Man 2099", suggesting that in the future, in addition to the Ao Group, other villains may appear in the series.
- When Peter Parker met Miles for the first time, he felt that the other party had the same superpowers as himself, and said: "You're Like Me." This line quickly got closer. Character Relationships. In the comics, Aaron deliberately said this sentence to Miles before he died. This sentence has been lingering in his heart, causing a lot of mental distress.
- In Spider-Gwen's universe, she works as a drummer in a punk band called The Mary Janes. In the film, we saw the band's advertisement on the billboard of her universe.
- The LOGO on the chest of each generation of Spider-Man is slightly different. In "Spider-Man: Parallel Universe", this LOGO is designed by Mark Bagley for the "Ultimate Spider-Man" animation.
- The LOGO of Penny Parker's Spider-Man mech is derived from the MK IV suit worn by Spider-Man in the fourth volume of the "The Amazing Spider-Man" comic.
- Nicholas Cage has repeatedly expressed his wish to appear in Superman movies, and he finally made a voice for the Shadow Spider-Man in "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse".
- In the film, the original Marvel comic series "Imagine That." appeared. When the Spider-Man was hiding in Miles’ dormitory, he could see that his roommate was browsing the comic "Imagine That." "More than One Spider-Man", viewers can also see Spider-Man, Spider-Woman, and a Spider-Man who looks like a Hulk on the cover.
- On the back cover of "Imagine." you can also see an advertisement for a Spider-Man toy, which is a real one, launched in 1979.
- When telling the story of the origin of Spider-Gwen, a shot flashed by. You can see the words "Spider-Gwen No.65" in a comic book, but in real life the comics only published 40 Expect.
- The names of B. Bendis and Sara Pichelli appeared on the cover of the movie comics. They are the authors of Miles' Spider-Man comics.
- The numbers seen on the entrances of different universes in the film are exactly the same as the comics.
- In the film, Jin and the purpose of opening the entrance to the multiverse is to see his wife and children. In the flashback we can see Jin and when preparing to kill Spider-Man, his wife Vanessa angered him for his crimes, when she took her son. There was a car accident while leaving in the car, the same scene is seen in the comic "The Amazing Spider-Man No.197".
- When Peter Parker and Miles visit the home of the late ultimate Peter Parker, Aunt May meets Peter Parker from another universe, which is one of the most touching moments in the film. The same scene appears in the comics, only slightly different. The ultimate Peter Parker in the comics was only 16 years old when he died.
- The ultimate Spider-Man in the film was only 26 years old when he died, but 1991-2018 is engraved on the tombstone. Based on the scenes in the film, it can be inferred that he died in early autumn, and his birthday was on October 14, when he died. He hasn't reached 27 years old yet.
- In the film, Peter Parker of the Ultimate Universe was fighting a criminal group before his death. The organization included the villain Hammerhead and the gangster (The Enforcers), but they did not show up in the movie.
- Mrs. Spider, who helped Spider-Man in the film, did not appear in the movie, but the chair where Aunt May sat was painted with Mrs. Spider's pattern. This chair was inspired by Mrs. Spider.
- In the film, Myers seems to have a good impression of Gwen. At the end of the film, Gwen said goodbye to Myers, "I am a little older than you, and we should continue to be friends." This segment also appeared in Spider-Man comics.
- The huge superparticle collider that appeared in the film disrupted the parallel universe. The setting and action design echoed the way Peter Parker became Spider-Man in the original comics. In "Marvel Fantasy No. 15," when the nerd Peter Parker was visiting an exhibition using a collider, a spider fell in the collider and mutated and bit his hand, thus opening the legendary story. In the movie, it is a Spider-Man walking into the beam of the collider, triggering the story of the parallel universe.
- The note "Your Good Neighbor" is Spider-Man's iconic action. At the end of the film, after capturing Jin and Myers left this note to the police.
- Spider-Man’s most famous emoticon is called "Spider-Man Computer Desk Meme". Spider-Man sits at a desk blankly. This meme has also been quoted many times in the film.
- The expression pack of Spider-Man's dance is also quoted in the film's ending subtitles. This dance is derived from the Korean girl pop group CLEO.
- In the carnival crowd with the ending subtitles, a "Spider-Man" of the opposite color appeared. This character was named Web Man (Web Man) and appeared in Marvel's funny short comic "Spider-Man Super Story No. 25", because Spider-Man triggers Doctor Doom's twin device to appear.
- The egg commemorating Stan Lee in the film was temporarily produced after the death of Stan Lee. Since the production and submission of this part of the screen content was later than the cut-off time for the production of the translation in mainland China, it was deleted when it was released in the mainland.
- The second egg of the film is related to the sequel. The real name of Spider-Man 2099 is Miguel O'Hara. He is from the New York of the future world. He is a former senior technician of the alchemy company and tries to create in the future world. Inherit the DNA of Spider-Man's super powers.
- In the second egg, Spider-Man 2099 goes back to the past to pay tribute to the 1967 Spider-Man animation. The two Spider-Man pointing each other's shape is derived from another popular Spider-Man emoji pack. In the animation, someone pretends to be Spider-Man.
- The kiss between Spider-Man and Mary Jane in the beginning of the film is a tribute to Toby Maguire’s original Spider-Man movie.
- Some fragments of the film once appeared as easter eggs after the ending subtitles of "Venom: Deadly Guardians".
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse quotes
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Peter B. Parker: [to Miles, after he lost his uncle Aaron] We've all been there. For me, it was my uncle Ben.
Spider-Man Noir: For me, it was my uncle Benjamin.
Peni Parker: For me, it was my father.
Gwen Stacy: For me, it was my best friend.
Spider-Ham: Miles, the hardest thing about this job is you can't always save everybody.
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Miles Morales: Gosh, don't cops run red lights?
Jefferson Davis: Oh, yeah. Some do. But not your dad.