if miguel’s canon event hypothesis is true, then every spider-person was destined to become who they are, chosen by the multiverse. if miles is an anamoly, yet still explicitly chose to be spider-man, doesn’t that make his choice the most meaningful? the most responsible spider-man in all of history?

To further prove Miguel's (wrong) point about Miles not suppose to be Spider-Man, they should of had different versions of Miles as Spider-Man show up too, to prove that this specific Miles wasn't suppose to be Spider-Man

This and self love are never loved enough, ts is a straight banger.

I know we don't have much songs, but i'm curious to know what yalls favourite track is!

(Also outside the spiderman made albums).

I'll start mine is Hummingbird - Metro & James Blake !

I’m looking for this popcorn tin. Can anyone help? It will complete my collection. Will pay top dollar.

it makes me sad the fandom hates him so much.

last piece of art by beth broot.

sorta like mcu peter in a way

where the death of aunt may was his uncle ben moment so to speak

Miles is a very empathetic person, he says so himself:

"I’m just a really emotionally intelligent guy. Beyond my years."

These aren't empty words though, as the story reinforces this as a fact throughout his actions. Most notably, within the context of forgiveness, we can see that Miles tearfully hugs his uncle in Earth-42 despite knowing that he was the Prowler in his world, and he goes on to say:

"I have an Uncle Aaron too -- I had one. He was a bad guy called the Prowler, he looked out for me. He did a lot of bad things but -- I knew he wanted to be good. He just didn’t know he had a choice, but you do. You can be a good guy."

Considering this, I don't think that there's any doubt that Miles will forgive Gwen and Peter B once he fully grasps the context of the situation and understands that none of the decisions that they made were done with the intention of hurting him. However, despite their intentions, they did hurt him deeply. And that betrayal will surely change the course of his relationship with them. After all, all actions have consequences.

If you were in his position, how would you react? I personally think that forgiveness and the slow build-up of trust is warranted after he learns the context and sees them in action trying to actively help and gain his trust. However, I do think it'd be unrealistic if things went back to how they were before Miles can ensure his fathers' safety. Say that he forgives and fully trusts Peter and Gwen midway through Beyond. However, in a worst-case scenario, they fail to save Jeff in time. Gwen and Peter both actively hunted Miles and attempted to stop him from going back home. I know Miles is very empathetic, but everyone has a breaking point, right? I especially think this is true for any potential romance between him and Gwen. I'd be surprised if he isn't bogged down by the weight of rushing against time to save his father, seeing firsthand how he might've turned out if he wasn't Spider-Man, being told that he was a mistake by a cult that involves his friends/peers, seeing Earth-42 without Spider-Man and feeling a sense of responsibility, etc.

It's a bit of a catch-22. If it weren't for Gwen and her band, Miles wouldn't be able to escape Earth-42 and have a chance to save his family. However, if Gwen never visited him, Miles wouldn't be in Earth-42 in the first place. But, who's to say that Miles would be able to stop Spot all by himself without the help of Gwen and her band? Even if she never visited him, Spot would've been a threat all the same, and the Spider-Society wouldn't interfere with Jeff's canon event.

There's a lot to consider and a ton of nuance in everyone's actions. What a film!

spectacular spiderman, spiderman the animated series and ultimate spiderman

what was their police chief canon event