#smhc

[peterpcrker]

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING 2017 | dir. Jon Watts

[smhc]

dreamlord's first selfie

[callsignavenger]

Rewatching Spider-Man: Homecoming and now I need an AU where Peter did what Toomes told him during his villain speech/shovel talk. Would it turn into a slippery slope situation where Peter eventually becomes a villain? Would he still be a hero with crippling guilt? What would happen?

[gizm0-gadgetz]

honest to god I didn't even notice the incorrect quotes ask was yours when I revlogged it but 10/10 you're becoming one of my fav people to see in the notes of smhcs and now in the fandom :]] also your art style is SO cute and I love the way you draw Jonny Waugh!!!!

Well hello lol

Thats really high praise for the bullshit I put out lol

Its certainly something else to be recognized in Fandom spaces lol

Thank you. That art ain't the most accurate as it was done really fast. Id suggest just checking the tag on my blog thered a variety of stuff. I do draw Jonny frequently but thats just cause he's fun to sketch

[chitpost]

if you don't treat me like this i want out credit: smhc

[hlvstia]

ahhh, does anybody wanna put sumn tasm/smhc x reader ( or quite literally ANYTHING PLEASE ) requests in my inbox? feel like writing 🤭

if u do, plz specify gender!reader and the character 😸

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[peterpcrker]

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING 2017 | dir. Jon Watts

[smhc]

he's waiting for aziraphale to come home (do you see my vision)

[maydancanhsemac]

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[it-seemo]

Mind if I add a few?

Each main sector has a number of workshops and labs for Spiders to work on their own equipment. Gadgets, suit repairs, web fluid, even personal upgrades outside of the Class system for those with more tech-heavy suits.

Both professional-grade and more unconventional materials are present, to accommodate as many different science styles as possible. Some older Spiders may be more used to the more professional stuff, while younger ones may be more in favor of guerilla science or swiping chemicals from their high school science labs.

Training areas include traditional workouts, themed workouts, and simulation areas.

Traditional workouts are basically just suped-up versions of what you'd find in a typical gym. Weights, exercise machines, treadmills, etc.

Themed workouts are based on certain Canon Events, such as ASM-33 (with both wet and dry options), "SM-2004" (with options based on "TASM-2012" or "SMHC-2017," among many others), or ASM-121.

Simulations are best compared to the random crimes and the Taskmaster/Screwball challenges from Insomniac's Spider-Man games. Street-level crimes, horde combat, stealth challenges, and the like.

Some simulations are also for training against certain types of big-name villains. Doc Ocks, Goblins, Electros, Mysterios, Sandmen, Kravens, Rhinos, Venoms and Carnages, and even some slightly less big-names like Shockers, Prowlers, Beetles, and Tombstones.

The data for these "boss battle" simulations come from the anomalies they catch.

There are also more traditional obstacle courses for testing a Spider's agility and reflexes.

Many of the simulations and obstacle courses have leaderboard rankings for who gets the fastest times or highest scores. There are no rewards for getting first place beyond bragging rights, but it is encouraged to ask those with higher scores or faster times for pointers or tips.

Cute Spider Society Headcanons:

[a long post of random headcanons about the fun stuff at Spider Society HQ - all cool things for your Spidersona to do]

There's absolutely regular talent shows and battles of the band every quarter or so.

Spider-people usually aren't the most popular back home on their Earth's, so Miguel permits having shows and activities like this so Spider-people can bond and relieve stress between Canon Events

Hobie has won multiple times - His and Gwen's band won last quarter, BUT they don't always win. MetroSpider is another past winner.

The rule is Spider-members only. But if your powers help your music, you can use them (ie, Hobie can play guitar without an amp-)

Training is a HUGE thing.

And it's mandatory even between missions. Time trails, Web strength testing, problem resolution training, weekly classes - It's a lot.

Your training schedule isn't always the same, and your classes are determined by your skill, specific powers, and universe

Money isn't used on campus. It's banned actually, and mostly useless when everyone is from a universe with a different exchange rate, political climate, tender etc.

Instead, The main currency is based on a points system connected to training/missions.

The more missions you do, or the more you train (therefore making you a better hero to your universe), the more points you earn

Things like the cafeteria and dorms are completely free. But points can be used to earn perks like suit upgrades, or things from the commissary

The Commissary is a store on campus where you can buy authorized items from other Earth's.

They have everything from training materials like mechanical webbing - with different properties/effects - to leisure things like cool video games from Margo's world or music from other time eras, vintage things from old universes, etc

Points can also be used for a number of other stuff such as:

Extra jumps on your watch. The more missions you do, the more jumps you can buy, allowing you to go to other universes on your off time (to hang with friends)

Suit Upgrades. Your suit is surveyed and upgraded for free at joining, and it gets upgraded with every class you gain (C Class -> B Class -> A Class -> etc.)

However, you can use points to upgrade or even just redesign your suit. There is a Suit Center where fashionable and genius Spider-people will help you design and adjust your suit based on your universe and villains

There's support groups, a lot centered around Canon Events.

For teens and young Spider-people there's an Educational Program

It can be done part-time with active mission work or full-time on campus

You train in multiversal research, Spider genetics, and other technology such as Doc Ock technology and Green Goblin biology

You can be offered a job on campus after completion - Margo is a graduate of this

If your participate in Educational Program, Lyla will be your mentor and you'll report to her

Educational students live in separate dorms, and the program is kinda intense, but VERY fun

There are different focuses in the program

Spider-Geneticists have a short residency after, they help take Spider vitals and oversee Training

You can also specialise in Spider-medicine - in which you work in the Infirmary

There are some CRAZY (secret) Parties all over the Spider-verse.

Disco-Spider loves a good party. Her and Pavi through insane ragers, a new one in a different universe everytime

Miguel has no idea

But partying on the walls and ceiling while Spider-people play super-human live shows in the world's craziest mosh-pit -

Spider-parties hit different.

It's one of the only time everyone is unmasked around each other

There's a really loose dress code

You DO NOT have to wear your suit 24/7. What is someone gonna do, rat you out in your universe?

Everyone is in their suit for ATSV cause Miguel asked them to be completely professional that day (as an intimidation tactic)

That's why Jess, Gwen, Peter, and Hobie are all fine showing their faces as soon as they get to campus.

If anything it's usually seen as weird to be wearing your mask all the time

Casual clothing is allowed. Skirts and dresses without anything underneath aren't allowed (you'll be upsidedown.)

You're expected to have two suits (one main, one spare - you get these at joining) for missions and a separate training outfit for your classes

There's super sports teams

Spidey Football (European not American) expands the rules to all four walls with a ball engineered to stick like Spidey-people do

Track & Swing Team - which Pavitr is a star member of

A small swim-and-dive team for the swimmers, and a small Roller Derby league for the skaters

Pavitr is also a star on the gymnastics team

There's also things like ballet groups, though Gwen doesn't take part

There's a REALLY GOOD Glee club. Spider-strength gives some crazy lung-capacity.

Disco is on the Glee club, and they take it very seriously

Living on campus doesn't threaten your home verse - you'll still be on call!

Lyla monitors all universes for anamolies - sending Anamoly Teams of 2-6

However if your universe experiences a non-anamoly, your watch will be pinged for a mandatory report, and you'll be sent to your universe to handle it

As such, your watch is like a doctor's pager. You can be called for anamolies or your universe at any time (If you're an active member in your universe, living on Society Campus, or have a contact negotiated for that. Class S members like Hobie can negotiate to be Selective Active members)

There's a little underground Spider-market

If you ask Hobie, he can definitely hack your watch for you.

If your Electro has been beating your ass, you can get your hands on electro-resistant webbing without spending points.

The Society has a small group of people willing to trade you for anything you've got, or even just help you out for the hell of it.

You just have to know where and who to ask

There's a couple Spideys that don't pay electric because someone hooked them up with a super clean Futuristic generator

MJ's, Black Cats, Osborns, and Deadpools are allowed on campus with clearance, a daypass, and a chaperone (their Spidey)

Only for short periods, or if they're super injured. An MJ might pop in when Peter forgets his lunch.

Aunt Mays are not.

It's considered very rude to call them by their 'base names' - ie. calling MJs 'Mary-Janes' or calling Black Cats 'Felicias'

Not all MJs are Mary-Janes

Though, using the term 'a Parker' is common on campus to refer to large Peter Parker population

Roughly 45-50% of the people on campus are named Peter.

There's other 'groups' - such as 'Not-Parkers' (Non-Peter iterations like Pavitr), and 'Duplicates' (Hobie Brown, Gwen Stacy, MJs, Felicia Hardy NightSpider etc)

Though calling them these things are way less common or accepted than calling someone a Parker ('Not-Parker'is neutral. 'Duplicate' is offensive)

[marvellegends]

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING (2017) - dir. Jon Watts

[clarkgriffon]

ULTIMATE SHIPS CHALLENGE - [3/4] ‘It’s right, just not right now’ Ships ↳ “I kind of expect disappointment-” “Because then you’ll never actually be disappointed?”

[buckypascal]

Spider-Man Suits (2002-2021)

Stark Suit - Captain America: Civil War (2016) // Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) // Avengers: Infinity War (2018) // Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)

Homemade Suit - Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)

Iron Spider - Avengers: Infinity War (2018) // Avengers: Endgame (2019) // Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) // Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

Stealth Suit - Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)

Upgraded Suit - Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) // Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

Inside Out Suit - Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

Integrated Suit - Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

New Homemade Suit - Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

+ Tobey Maguire - Spider-Man (2002) // Spider-Man 2 (2004) // Spider-Man 3 (2007) // Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

Andrew Garfield - The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) // The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) // Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

[star-kovs]

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING (2017)

SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME (2019)

SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME (2021) dir. Jon Watts

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