Roxas_Sora
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They better don't leave us with Season 2 as the last season, because things are now really getting "amazingly spectacular".
I presume the main writing staff hasn't changed between seasons. There might be some more guest writers for a couple of episodes. I recall Jennifer Muro mentioned in an interview she wrote for the show, but I don't think I saw her name on any of the Season One episodes.Who is writing the second season by the way
Yes, it was officially announced on January 24th, but it was hinted in an earlier interview from last year they were working on the next Season before the show even premiered.Also, has a second season been announced yet?
Well, to be fair, he mostly just fought them one on one, though thankfully he was able to beat three of them without needing any help for once .The Hobgoblin story arc was a bit better and was overall a good season finale. I liked seeing Peter take on the Sinister Five in all their glory,
Yeah, I was kind of bummed that they didn't really do much with Norman as a full-on Goblin villain, or that we didn't get to see Josh Keaton do a proper Goblin voice or play a Norman gone nuts .He didn't have any interesting lines and the acton scenes didn't blow me away. Hopefully he returns next year as a more proper Green Goblin, because I have mostly liked how the character has been portrayed this season.
I agree. It's really weird that the Season Two synopsis makes it sound like Doc Ock is the main villain, since that's the opposite of what I would have thought based on the way this season ended (with Osborn potentially on the loose and Ock soundly beaten and in jail)..
Hopefully that's rectified next season .
They were supervising producers for season 1, right? Though it sounds like they're taking over a lot of Kevin Shinick's responsibilities for season 2 .http://fanbasepress.com/index.php/p...tt-on-stretch-armstrong-and-the-flex-fighters
Kevin Burke and Chris Doc Wyatt took part in an interview. While it's mainly about Stretch Armstrong, it mentions a few things about this series.
It does seem like it given that Kevin & Chris took over as showrunners in season 4 of UltimateSpiderMan, which is the best received season of the show. Plus, it's not impossible to juggle two shows at once. For example, we have Craig Gerber juggling both Sofia The First and Elena Of Avalor, helped by how they're both on the same network. For shows on different networks, there's Nicole Dubuc having worked on Miles From Tomorrowland season 1 while Transformers Rescue Bots was still running, and how she has both Lego Elves and My Little Pony as her current shows.They were supervising producers for season 1, right? Though it sounds like they're taking over a lot of Kevin Shinick's responsibilities for season 2 .
I'm guessing the "classic Spidey elements" that we haven't seen a while will be Peter at the Daily Bugle .
I'm not surprised to see them taking over as showrunners, since they seemed to juggle USM and their season of Avengers Assemble just fine, but I just found it odd that they seemed to have replaced Shinick in terms of running the show .It does seem like it given that Kevin & Chris took over as showrunners in season 4 of UltimateSpiderMan, which is the best received season of the show. Plus, it's not impossible to juggle two shows at once. For example, we have Craig Gerber juggling both Sofia The First and Elena Of Avalor, helped by how they're both on the same network. For shows on different networks, there's Nicole Dubuc having worked on Miles From Tomorrowland season 1 while Transformers Rescue Bots was still running, and how she has both Lego Elves and My Little Pony as her current shows.
Maybe there was some behind the scenes drama. I mean, we heard about the Marvel Animation layoffs, which could've started much earlier last year, and was held off from being released until recently. Maybe Kevin Shinick's role was reduced because of this, and Kevin & Chris were brought due to how, of all the show's writers/producers, they have the most experience with Marvel Animation, with their experience dating back to Iron Man: Armored Adventures.I'm not surprised to see them taking over as showrunners, since they seemed to juggle USM and their season of Avengers Assemble just fine, but I just found it odd that they seemed to have replaced Shinick in terms of running the show .
He loois lone a mixture between hobgoblin and classic green goblinImages from Toy Fair with possibly our first look at the Green Goblin:
He loois lone a mixture between hobgoblin and classic green goblin
Yeah, but it also made him develop schizophrenia which made him think that the Goblin and Norman Osborn are seperate people and he wanted to kill everyone who hurt him throughout his life. He even goaded Harry into becoming the second Goblin by offering his son to rescue him from Limbo if he destroyed Spider-Man.Well, duh!! In the last episode, Norman was wearing the HobGoblin's armor when suddenly, there's an explosion with a green liquid. If this figure is good, we can assume the green liquid must be the Jackal's serum. And just like in the 90's series, the green gas mutated Norman into a REAL Goblin and tinted his armor with green and purple; creating the Green Goblin with the HobGoblin's material.
Three characters the show apparently completely forgot about after their first appearance .Nothing episode related, just thought I'd try drawing Sandgirl, Shocker and Clash for fun. Still needs work.