Similarly, his suit is also made of hard light, while his comic counterpart's suits are made of unstable molecules. Adaptational Superpower Change: Miguel's comic counterpart has organic spinnerets in his wrists, much like the Peter Parker of Earth-96283.
Here, he is much more muscular than the rest of the cast, to help him look more menacing and authoritative. Adaptational Curves: Normally, Miguel is depicted as having the same athletic yet slender build as other Spider-Men.This is subverted, however, in the second film, where Miguel is significantly more grim, aggressive, and serious-minded. Adaptation Personality Change: Let's just say that in the comics, Miguel would not call inventions "goobers" or waste time arguing about the semantics of pointing at someone like Miguel in the first movie does.which he admits in hindsight is just as stupid as Miles's suggestion. Actually Pretty Funny: Double Subverted, when Miles refers to the connections the Spider-people share throughout the multiverse the " Spider-Verse", Miguel seems bemused for a moment before calling it a stupid name, and instead addresses it as the "Arachno-Humanoid Poly-Multiverse".Miles: What, are those claws? Dude, are you sure you're even Spider-Man?
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