My top 5 suits: 1. Tobey's Suit 2. The Upgrade Suit (FFH onwards) 3. The First ASM Suit 4. Stark Suit (Civil War onwards) 5. ... Probably Tobey's Black Suit tbh! What's yours?

One of my favorite scenes from TASM was when Peter was designing, building, and test driving his Spiderman suit. It was a good way to show his creativity and engineering skills making his identity seem more earned.

One thing I will give the MCU suits is the eyes moving help sell some emotion on an otherwise unmoving face and that’s a cool touch that makes it closer to the comics / tv shows where they can change it how they like to suit the mood of the scene

It's like you read my mind, man. Red and black should be Holland's default. I, too, was really disappointed to see the Iron Spider suit continue beyond the Infinity Saga.

As someone who somewhat loves all of the suits in the MCU so far, besides for that god damn Iron-Spider, I completely agree- I was hoping the Upgraded Suit would be his main suit for the rest of Spidey's time in the MCU.

If you didn’t think Disney was interested in just selling toys, one of the “new” suits is literally his costume inside out.

13:42 Peter didn’t customize the suit, he just magnetized the web shooters so that they wouldn’t get destroyed fighting Electro, and that wasn’t even Peter, that was Gwen.

As someone who likes less greeblies on Spidey suits...even the Stark Suit felt a little flat. But, the one Peter builds in Homecoming is definitely my favourite of the MCU Spidey's suits, for sure, so I hope it does stick around as his mainstay.

The issue I’ve got with the Holland suits is that they don’t feel tangible, like you could really feel them and their effect against the environment. With Tobey Maguires suit it always looked and felt real because it was an actual suit. You could clearly see the man behind that suit when it was damaged to, Ripped and torn in each movie giving emphasis to just how dangerous being spider-man was with how Damaged the suit could get. I grew up with Maguire spidey, so maybe nostalgia is clouding my judgement, but that’s just my opinion about the different suits. Primarily just the effect of how they endure battles.

As an artist, this dumb "bulldozing through outfits" is actually something I look forward to in each MCU movie. I always find it fun to see new costumes or new versions of old costumes and break down their designs, and I'm unashamed to say that I'm a sucker for Spidey's new outfits, with his red and black Parker/Upgraded suit being my favorite of them all. And you're all right: they're made to sell toys, and if I had enough money I for sure would dump it into one of those gorgeous Hot Toys figures. Also, the need for more suits gives a job for the artists to do, so yay for that

I honestly don't get the criticism for the black and gold suit. It makes alot more sense for Peter to inverse the suit so all the conductive material being on the outside protects his body, than only wearing flammable spandex and no actual protection against the probably thousands, if not millions, of volts Electro can put out, like Peter did in TASM2.

My feelings on Peter's outfits in the MCU are pretty much the same as the costumes of every other character in the franchise. Yes, they tend to go through a lot of them, but as long as I can easily recognise them as this or that character I'm largely fine with them. Hence why I'll forever have issue with the costumes given to the early live action X-Men movies 😅

My favourite Spider-Man suit is Andrew’s amazing Spider-Man 2 suit. It looks so perfect. The only thing I would change is the back symbol from the tasm logo to the classic ant/beetle logo to give it that classic touch, however I’m good with it both ways.

And suddenly. Spiderman no way home recons this entire video

I think that all the creation of the suits make sense within context. Sure, some may be a bit farfetched, but all scenarios are believable. The red-black upgrade suit? he didn't have a suit for the final battle in FFH since iron spider was left at home, so made a new one. Also, about the iron spider suit being in No Way Home, i think it makes sense in context. From FFH's last scenes, you see him using the upgrade suit back at home, meaning he prefers it over the iron spider. So when he's going out to fight crime, he'd readily wear the upgraded suit. BUT, the upgraded suit's problem is that peter can't carry it with him all the time. So my guess is that he carries the iron spider suit (in compact form like tony did in the beginning of infinity war) when he's out as peter parker in case of any emergencies. To back up my point, in the first NWH trailer, you see peter on top of the car, wearing a classy suit and tie, then activates the iron spider suit. My guess is that he was on his way somewhere wearing fancy, but since doc ock appeared, he used his "emergency backup suit" which he can carry around anywhere discreetly, unlike his favourite upgraded red-black suit.

I dont really mind the different Suits, its not like the Suits are that bad or take something away from Spider Man, it just looks cool.

You clearly didn't see that Otto was allying with Holland and company.

Personally I don’t think anything can top the Rami suit, it’s a classic.

This video has aged extremely badly.

First of all I completely agree about the Iron Spider suit: ugly as sin. However, I actually like heroes having new suits fairly often, for a couple reasons. One, it is more realistic, since in real life technology progresses very fast and if you want to always be using the most cutting-edge stuff you will need to upgrade often. It totally makes sense that Captain America's body armor would be upgraded in the three years between Avengers and Age of Ultron or in the seven years between Civil War and Infinity War. This also helps to emphasize situations where there is a good reason *not* to upgrade, like how in the The Dark Knight Rises, Batman is still wearing the same costume from The Dark Knight because he has been retired for eight years and hasn't ben keeping up with upgrading his suit. The other reason I like multiple suits is that it drives home that the hero is the hero, no matter what they are wearing, and changing up their costumes frequently helps remind the audience that there is nothing special about the costumes themselves, just the people inside them.

Next thing u know… its revealed tom has the best one in the end

I quite like the iron spider suit. And his useage of it in homecoming (i think?) Makes sense. Why would he throw away an objectively superior suit, when he's dirt poor and can't really afford a half decent suit? The night monkey suit i always just thought existed because Peter didn't want to lug around the iron spider. The upgrade suit is certainly one that i think peter would likely wear for most his time after homecoming, being a brillant suit that he designed himself, bringing him forward from his days as iron man Jr and into proper spider man territory. I do think he would keep iron spider around, and fighting the old villans would probably be the time you would use it, but definitely not day to day use, and i hope we see very little of it. The intergrated suit i would then say is just iron man mark 4, but I'll agree it does seem stupid. And then turning it inside out is fine. Yeah, its a new look, but it can make sense and I'm always willing to let companies try to make extra money if they do provide actually good entertainment.

After watching the movie. This video is a lot funnier, especially the beginning

The raimi suit is the most accurate one for me, it's somewhat cartoony (i love it for that) and the fact that it doesn't change much or at all during the trilogy really gives you the feeling that peter is as broke as can be.

Why would peter throw away the Iron Spider suit? Especially in Far From Home of all movies, does that really seem in character to you? "Oh, man Mr. Stark just died, well better throw away the suit he made for me. It's not like it has any sentimental value or I care about him enough to keep it. I'm just gonna throw it away and make my own suit completely from scratch."

I maintain the Stark and Upgraded suits are top tier. Everything else I could take or leave.

Damn bro, No Way Home just fixed your criticism. He finally makes his own suit at the end of the movie. I just wanna make it clear that I’m not hating on you or nothing. I just thought it was funny that it feels like No Way Home kinda ‘responded’ to your criticism by having him make his own suit. Now, the MCU Peter is the most comic accurate Spider-Man we’ve ever gotten

Civil War Suit: A new upgrade because he can't do war in a hoodie n sweatpants = makes sense. Infinity War Suit: Let's him breathe in space and other planets and it helps for bigger battles such as the one on Titan = Makes sense Far From Home Suit: The Homecoming/Civil War/Stark Suit was destroyed during one of the Elemental battles. And the Stealth suit (that was used to keep his identity safe) was basically just taken from him when he was found unconscious on a bullet train. The advanced suit was made for the final battle of Far From Home = Makes sense The Black and Gold Suit: After someone threw green slime on his suit he had to wear it inside out = Makes Sense The new suit with the gold spider: A new suit for the final battle. I'd imagine that it also protects him a bit more. = Makes sense Also Doc Ock's arms absorbed the armor so that Intergraded suit is literally the only suit he has left

I will agree that the jokes were cringe in the No Way Home trailer But apart from them I thought it was pretty solid, a snippet of dialogue for Willem Dafoe, Doc Oc says Tom Holland isn't Peter Parker and yes the other Spidermen appearing is the worst kept secret in Hollywood.

Maaaan you had no faith in this movie. Glad it proved you wrong

Well, now we know why and how they all fit in the overall story they were trying to tell.

After seeing No Way Home that suit he used for the last swing is literally perfect. He should keep that. No more new suits please, Marvel.

Damn, I think I might be the only person who likes the Iron Spider suit.

The Homemade suit is the best suit IMO. To me it just represents when he was the most “Spider-Man” in the MCU. Just a kid in his Pyjamas trying to save the little guy.

It's good that at the end of no way home Spiderman makes a more comic book accurate suit

this didnt age too well

_"Why the MCU Spider-Man Suits Don't Work?"_ *Tom Holland:* I am nothing without this suit. *Tobey Maguire:* That's a cute outfit, did your husband gave it to you?

I think iron man’s many suits makes sense for his character in the MCU. Characters always say “Tony’s always working,” and we see it a lot, so it would make sense that a rich guy that is always building things would create a hobby out of making new and improved suits

I can’t hate, my fav suit was in the amazing Spider-Man 2 and you know how people feel about those movies.. 😂

Sorry bud, I'm going to have to disagree with you on this one. I think the Iron Spider suit looks fantastic. Although I too wish for more examples of Peter "being broke" to be on display, there's also no reason why Peter would ever really use another suit when the Iron Spider is so strong, given by Tony. I would most certainly be questioning why Peter stopped using it if there wasn't a canon explanation. You have to understand the directors of the MCU Spider-Man movies are purposefully trying to avoid all the tropes and pitfalls of the past Sony films, which includes sticking with the original design for so long, as well as always shooting fights in the city. Even though I agree there is little practical reason for Peter to be changing suits so often, there is also no reason why he can't, if he should so want to.

Doctor Strange has been the only one to have not changed outfits at all throughout his entire MCU appearance. I’m just a huge fan of consistency and changing suits should be treated as important moments. Now it’s just been done so much it’s taken away from that feeling.

My personal favorite suit is from Homecoming. I love that the eyes move and it’s not just red and blue spandex again. It’s Stark tech and has different web combos and functions, plus has Karen the AI. It’s just refreshing to see something new with Spider-Man.

Making fun of his villains names is one of the most spiderman things ever

Knowing what I know, after watching the ending of No Way Home, I now understand why these suits are important in Peter's growth as a character.

I hope they don’t cover Dafoe, Molina and the other returning guys in CG.

So I see where you're coming from. I really do, but I really don't like this kinda strange narrative going around that kind of implies that this completely new version of Peter Parker needs to go through similar or in some cases the exact same challenges and ordeals as the previous ones. This Peter Parker is not the Sam Raimi Peter Parker. They have completely different starting points and the context for their entire lives are completely different. Aunt may is no longer an old woman. Peter goes to a stem school. Flash Thompson isn't a white guy or even a jock. MJ is a completely different character. Peters best friend is Ned and not Harry. He's basically Tony Stark's apprentice. This Peter is not like Tobey Maguire Peter. Even more exemplified by the fact that those depictions of past parkers are returning in this movie to stand alongside him. They are their own characters that have their own in universe context for becoming the people they are. I personally don't think it makes any sense for this Peter to struggle the same way those other versions did. Why does this version of Peter have to be a sad broke boy, when we already have the movies where he plays that role, and plays it incredibly well at that? Not liking how the suits look is fine cause I personally agree with you on your aesthetic opinions of some of the suits, but it makes perfect sense this Peter would still find use for the suit of his dead mentor and pseudo-father figure, but that's just my take. What do I know? Lol

Totally agree about the suits, keep it as the standard or upgraded suit On the note you make about not caring about if Spider-Man wants to make sure the villains don't die - I think this works really well, particularly because the issue arose directly as a result of him being outted as the one who killed Mysterio (even if it wasn't intended) so it's nice to see the narrative is going to carry through about wanting to not kill or send people to their deaths

The inside out suit is one of the most shameless cashgrabs I’ve ever seen in film,they better keep the new suit he got at the end of no way home or I’m gonna riot

Ur opinion will definitely change at the end of no way home

2:37 "Let's test Spiderman, let's ruin his life!" Well damn, you called that one.

I personally like this channel cuz you give good insight but when it comes to this movie you’ve come off like “fanboy who think’s he knows better than the director” also I don’t get how you could hate this trailer it was actually intriguing without revealing the whole movie like Sony tends to do. I also don’t get why when it comes the MCU Spidey people insists he should not deal with big threats, we’ve already Spiderman deal with lower level villains 5 TIMES we’ve seen him struggle and suffer why do want the same thing again Spiderman 2 is an amazing movie that did all that. But the MCU is doing something different and going in different direction for Spideys character arc having him reside in the MCU in an Iron Man centric universe where he’s the best Hero to exist then it makes sense that Spidey would admire him and be influenced by him. You literally said “the amount of suits doesn’t affect how good the movie is” then what are you even on about? I don’t wanna seem like im attacking you or anything and ik it’s your POV but this is just my POV

Holy shit the ending of this video ages very weridly well and poorly?

I mean yeah if you don't like them that's your opinion but to me all of them are pretty cool. I mean even PS4 Spider-Man inspiration from the MCU suit

All the respect to you and what you do. I found this channel and loved your in depth character reviews and understanding of movies and how it works. But lately it's become just alot of ranting about why you think movies are bad. I've tried to stick around but all the videos are seemly the same new type of video. Not saying reviewing bad movies is wrong. Just the way its coming across has been really draining and less enjoyable to watch! Wish you the best!

Well I’d say Amazing Spider-Man 2 not adjusting to look of Peter’s suit in order for him being able to fight Electro without being fried is actually not a good thing, because in the comics Spidey wears completely different suits with distinct designs that are resistant to electricity in order to fight Electro.

It does make sense that Peter doesn't throw away his one-off suits like he usually does in the comics but- Why wear the Iron Spider to fight normal crime? And while I do go back and forth between the Stark and Upgraded suit. I think the tweaks to it won me over but- What makes it better than the normal Upgraded suit?

Why I like the MCU Spider man Suits: 1. The eyes show emotions and expressions like the comics 2. The patterns and details look really good 3. The FFH suit is the OG red and black from Amazing Fantasy and I love it (personally my favorite suit besides the SM2 suit and the TASM suit) Why I don’t like the suits: 1. From movie to movie the stark suit is so damn in consistent and it annoys me. Why does it in civil war, homecoming, and infinity war had different colors of red but we go to FFH it’s back to homecoming. It’s something little but it’s annoyed me 2. The suits were always just handed down to Peter, besides the homemade suit and some what if the FFH he never made his own suit. They were just given to him. 3. There are so damn many suits and they are once again returning the Iron Spider suit. Can’t we just keep the FFH suit as the standard suit for the MCU?

Well this didn’t age well

NO WAY HOME SPOILERS The end of NWH when Peter makes the classic suit was incredible. Really hyped to see what they do with Tom Holland’s Peter Parker next

Well after Spider-Man no way home its safe to say that Peter went back to his roots, red and blue suit (handmade), back to being just the friendly neighborhood and i couldn't be happier!

Taking full advantage of the change with the Dislike Button huh?

the otto dated joke is not a criticism, the writers are portraying the teenage characters, do you really think they would not laugh at that name

I really agree with you, I feel like he had to stick to the red and blue's however, I do feel like Peter is going back to his roots of scrapping outfits together, like you said the black and gold is his suit inside out, people speculate its because someone threw paint on his black and red one. And the intergrated suit is his red and black one witg the last bits of nano tech attached which he will hopefully lose in the finale battle, and I hope the black and red is there to stay for awhile, because I also don't like him having so many different suits

Well wait till you watch no way home holy fuck best mcu movie

I think this whole "iron boy" criticism is starting to lose validity. I saw the point of it and it made sense to me too in the past, but at this point I think you should accept that it is who this spider man is in the MCU and you either like it or not, but expecting it to be any different would be asking for it to be worse. I mean, this spiderman has a story that's deeply connected to iron man, it's part of who he is, and it will always be. It's not because they cannot write a spiderman movie without having tony stark or his technology playing a role even if Tony's been dead for years. It's because Tony is an important part of who this character is. And it's also an important part of what the MCU is. It's like if you were complaining that Uncle Ben keeps being mentioned in the other Spiderman iterations. Now, of course you have the right to dislike the MCU version because of it, because spiderman usually has a different background, a different character development, etc. And you feel this is too different from what are the elements that make you like spiderman as a character. Ok, it's fair and I get it. But this version of spider man cannot be that any more. Maybe a couple of movies ago they could've still gone that route. But now the character has gone too deep in another direction. Not mentioning Tony Stark because you want to make Peter more like he traditionally is in the comics would make less sense than having Peter always coming back to his memory. Not having access to Stark technology, wouldn't make sense for the way the universe has been built. Ditching the iron suit just so he can become "classic peter with few to no means" doesn't make sense: he has a powerful suit, which is also the legacy of a fundamental person in his life, it would be illogical for the character to suddenly ditch it. You can like it or not, but that's who the character is, and changing him to be "more traditional" would cheapen what at this point we have to accept as his own personal arc. So hoping for them to change him in that direction, or to finally make him become more traditional, at this point I think it's just misplaced criticism. If you don't like it, I think the better approach would be to just accept that this can no longer be the spiderman you would like, and just try to analyze him and enjoy him as his own thing. You can always state as a premise that to you, this version doesn't have the things you would like in a spiderman story, but then go on with "having said that, let's analyze what they're doing with this spiderman". This doesn't by any means mean that this iteration of spiderman is free from criticism. It's his own thing, yes, but we can still debate whether this "thing" is being done well or not. To me, the tone of the previous movies has been too childish. And "he was in highschool, it has to be more childish" is not a valid argument to me. You get plenty of movies about young people that are not childish at all. I'm not saying they have to go with something too serious, they're still Marvel movies meant for everybody. But at least keep them to the standard of the other MCU movies, and not like they're targeted to the same audience as High School Musical. If they're planning on SpiderMan becoming more prominent, I hope they add more depth to the tones of the movies and the way they handle themes and characters.

I agree on many parts of your argument but it feels like nostalgia is clouding your opinion. Do I believe that the new spider suits are definitely just for selling toys yes but that doesn't mean that they are irrelevant in the story, and if we are trading things with the comic version of spider he has loads of suits. In the latest runs of Spiderman his suit changes for the situation like iron man but I like that the MCU is separating the two heroes by no only their design but their use. Tony used his suits as weapons always trying to plan for the next threat ahead while Peter the less experienced hero just makes suits that will fit the function he needs them to at that specific time. Spiderman is also a comic book hero and getting children and subsequently there parents to buy movie tickets they need something to dazzle the audience at least at first view. Along with all of those ideas I do agree one trailer was more than enough the MCU is putting too much out and they realize that the plot lines are too complicated for one trailer so I'm assuming they are doubling down to make the movies more exciting to see from the trailers.

When Spiderman had that dope fight on the bridge with Doc Oc all I could think was, "and people have been complaining about this suit"

I'm sorry but making the argument that "the characters have too many different suits, especially Spider-man". Spider-man literally has the most suits of any other super hero. I remember scrolling through the 25 suits in almost every game he has. Peter having a new suit constantly actually fits with the character very well. One of Spider-man's things is that he will always outsmart his opponent and he will create a suit to save himself from whatever he is fighting at the time. Everytime Spider-man fights electro, he will insulate his suit, Iron Spider was to help him face off against the other Avengers, He gets a special suit to travel to the Negative Zone, hell there's Scarlet Spider, Amazing, Ultimate, Superior spider, The black suit, Captain universe. The argument "He has too many suits and only needs his Red and Blue" doesn't work when you're talking about a character that constantly is making new suits to help him in whatever situation he's in

I have a feeling that won't be a problem anymore *cough cough*

The black and gold suit is just the upgraded suit flipped inside out, he does it because the upgraded suit gets ruined on the outside. As for the integrated suit, I believe it’s to use more of Strange’s magic, and the iron spider is probably just to fight Doc Ock given that he two has four mechanical arms. So yeah, I think it makes sense but I guess we’ll just have to wait and see. Edit: (No Way Home spoilers) I was kinda right. The black and gold suit was used for the reason I gave but was way off for the others, Peter uses the Iron Spider on the bridge because he has no other suits to wear, and the Integrated Suit is just the Upgraded Suit with some nano tech on it. By the end of the movie he really only gets one new suit and which is the one he sews in his apartment

I totally think it makes sense to use the iron spider suit... It is by far the strongest so y wouldn't he? Be like playing an rpg and choosing not to wear the lvl 99 armour in favour of lvl 1

I disagree a little bit. I think the costumes should have to do more with the story and the evolution of the character. But I like the new integrated suit and the action figures.

Because they cover all the tactile detail in CG so they look fake af all the time? Looking forward to actually watching this to see what you say.

Bro I feel like you’re kinda salt. There’s a lot of people who haven’t seen the original trilogy that will be hearing these jokes for the first time. And even me someone who grew up with the raimi trilogy enjoyed the callbacks and am excited for this new take

I just want a return to the more simple blue-red ones. Peter running around like Iron Man in these new trailers with like 5 suits a movie is a bit much

I can’t say I agree with the reasoning behind most of these, especially the iron spider, but I do agree he doesn’t need all these extra suits. Though I would rather him just stick to the red and blue suit cause I think the red and black suit sucks, even the integrated suit looks more interesting than it with the splash of gold imo

In my opinion the Far From Home suit with the black being replaced by a dark blue with a red Spider on the back would be the perfect live action Spider-Man suit. Or alternatively, the Far From home suit with a red Spider on the back instead of white. The technology works. Spider-Man PS4 is the perfect blend of physical powers and abilities and technology. Something like that would be perfect.

My Dad, who stopped caring about these movies after the first Avengers movie was asking me about NWH. NWH has people way outside the MCU interest group curious...

I'm getting a playback error that says "This video is unavailable on this device." No matter what I watch it on.

I've rewatched "Homecoming" for the - I don't know which time, and it's my favourite Spider-Man movie. I liked the homemade costume and I loved the first Stark one, but it's just ridiculous that they keep finding the excuses to make him a brand new costume. I liked Iron Spider for Avengers space adventure, but I get why he didn't get rid of it, but I hoped they learned they lesson when their final costume for the movie was more comic book alike. I hope this is the last time we see this suit and Doc Ock will keep his upgrade.

One thing that I always feels disconnects mcu spiderman to me is the fact that he has like 5 different multi billion dollar suits. It's cool yes, but it doesn't have that down to earth feel spiderman has. The iron spider was very cool in Infinity war, and the Civil War suit is fine, but the other like 4 suits just don't make him feel like spiderman

Yeah this video is a big miss in my opinion. I normally agree with most of your views but i find myself disagreeing with almost everything you say in this one, which sucks but oh well, look forward to the next one which is hopefully the usually hit and not a miss like this.

When it comes to Spider-man’s multiple suits, I feel like it’s Avi Arad at play. He’s always been the one who pushes for a spectacle on top of finding every way he could to get more toy sales. So they dish out a couple brand new suits in the movies to increase how much merchandise they have and how much of it is bought

Don’t think I’ve ever disagreed with someone more. Literally every point.

These "media critics" really think their opinions really be that huh? 🃏🃏🃏

1:38 I agree with a lot of your stuff but this I disagree with. You realize this movie isn't just targeted at the people's who watched the old Spiderman movies right? The whole fantastic part of the MCU is that it's something great for the new generation of kids that love super heroes and has deep and involved characters for the adults. It was poked at all those years ago and no one complained and now they are poking at it again. That's not a problem my man

Raimi suit is so damn legendary that even the TASM2 took heavy influence from it (besides the eyes)

The black suit is actually just the suit peter made inside out, and the integrated suit is him using his leftover nanotech and slapping it on the suit he made

I personally love the black and red suit and the integrated suit. I’ve never been a big fan of *any* of his other mcu suits tbh

Can't wait for the people who is asking for the black suit complaining about the black suit, because spider-man didn't create the alien himself. 😂😂 You guys are so indecisive

Why does KZfaq say "This video is unavailable on this device"? I tried it on Windows PC and iPad.

This is incredibly nitpicky. First of all you're wrong when you say that Peter swapping out suits is "few and far between" in the comics. Obviously he always has that base level red and blue to go back to for the smaller scale stuff, but if anything when compared to other superheros, Spider-Man is KNOWN for just how many goddamn suits he has. Look at the PS4 lineup! It's absolute insanity! And speaking of PS4, You argue that Peter in that game had a more consistent look than the MCU version How? He started with the classic suit, developed the Advanced Suit because the classic got damaged and Otto contributed his ideas, And then created the Anti-Ock by the end. The same goes for Miles actually. Starting in his hoodie, getting the pajamas, And then going to his classic. They did admittedly spend more time in their respective new suit, But that's mostly just because it's a game. You also really over-exaggerate the overuse of the Iron-Spider, He only REALLY wore it for one film. Infinity War. He was only an Endgame for like a combined 2 minutes maybe, And it would have been weird for him to have a different one in the first place, And he only wears it in Far From Home in the opening, where he doesn't even fight anyone in it. (Using a deleted scene is pretty bad faith) Every suit in the MCU has a good explanation for being there. -The Homemade was his first -The Stark suit was a necessary upgrade for Civil War that he spent nearly the entirety of Homecoming wearing -The Iron-Spider was so he could breathe in space -The Stealth Suit was that his classmates didn't recognize Spider-Man in Prague after he had disappeared, which is a legitimate reason by the way after what happened in Washington. -And the Upgraded Suit was because he didn't have access to the iron spider stark or even stealth, So he needed something new. It looking like Spider-Man didn't matter because he wasn't intending to get caught in the first place, he was going to dismantle the illusion from the inside out. Peter wearing the Iron-Spider again in NWH makes sense because the only reason he didn't use it in Far From Home was because he didn't bring it with him. After that seemingly destroyed by Otto, He's likely going to switch to his Upgraded Suit, which eventually gets turned inside out for reasons we'll find out in the film, And eventually he has to upgrade that to the Integrated Suit, Which seems to essentially "integrate" nanotechnology with his Upgraded suit. All of these make sense and have a purpose. And for a character that is KNOWN for having a trillion different suits for a trillion different situations, It fits like a glove.

Hear hear! Much as I love Holland's interpretation of Peter, it's so frustrating to feel the character is being used to sell stuff. I guess we'll see when NWH comes out whether they're all actually necessary

I always heard MCU suits are a requirement from Sony in order to sell more toys with each new suit, although it’s clear Marvel have a habit of changing suits constantly. But what I don’t get is the criticism of a movie that hasn’t come out yet, based on what “could” go wrong. Let’s criticize it after it airs and then I can decide if I agree or not about the quality of the movie.

Peter Parker continues to have the Iron Spider armour as both an emergency suit for situations that he doesn't think his normal costume is sufficient such as the events of Infinity War, Endgame and No Way Home as well as when he is paying tribute to Iron Man as his former mentor such as in the one scene in Far From Home where he was asked if he was the head Avenger and filling the Tony's shoes in that case the suit was a visual metaphor for that conversation, remember that he didn't want to take the armour on holiday with him

Why is this video unavailable on my device?

To be fair, I’m pretty sure Peter combines the iron spider suit and the upgraded after the former is partially destroyed in battle. Getting his hands dirty, customizing the web shooters, some of the possible gadgets (if any), and creating the new Integrated suit. I don’t necessarily agree, I understand the grievances but the reason for the redesigns are toys, plain and simple. Whether or not the writers want to incorporate the costume changes in the actual story is up to them. I do agree with the Iron Spider argument, it’s not very pretty.

I had the same exact complaints he had in the video, and then saw the ending of No Way Home and all my complaints were fixed

I think one of the reasons why there is so many suits in these movies better making them look cooler in some cases, is that for marketing. If you got a new suit, there can be more toys for it. I honestly miss the red and blue though.

To me, it goes to show one of the facets of Peter's personality that the MCU ignores: the fact that he's independent to a fault. One of the things that made Spider-Man unique was that he was a teenage superhero that wasn't just a sidekick. He had to figure it all out for himself. Everything from his morals and responsibilities, to building his own tech and making his own costumes. He was self-made, and all this made him a bit of a loner who didn't play well with others. In the old days, he was very reluctant to team-up or accept help from anybody. The first time he meets the Avengers after they asked him to join, he gets offended at the idea that he has to pass a test to prove himself after everything he's already done, which leads him to talking mad shit to the Avengers and getting into a brawl with half the team. Needless to say, he ended up not joining. I actually really liked the "if you're nothing without the suit, you shouldn't have it" angle from Homecoming, and I was hoping Peter's arc in that movie would end with him refusing the fancy high-tech stuff and going back to the classic spandex suit and homemade web-shooters we all know, establishing him as his own entity, having proven to himself and others that he isn't just Iron-Boy. I was kinda disappointed when he ended up continuing to use the Stark-Tech anyway. Spider-Man having an advanced AI robot suit as his default, everyday costume just feels off to me. MCU Peter's personality in general is just very different from the character I've come to know since I was a kid.