The latest episode of Ultimate
Spider-Man aired on August 5th 2012. The episode of Ultimate
Spider-Man was entitled Snow Day. Spider-Man and his team blow off
Coulson's SHIELD training. They go to a tropical island but get
attacked by Flint Marko, better known as Sandman. It is going to take
every bit of their cunning to deal with this situation.
The following is a review of Ultimate
Spider-Man Episode 17 Snow Day. This episode aired on Disney XD as
part of the Marvel Animated Block.
Ultimate Spider-Man Episode 17 Snow
Day Review.
Well this is just
an interesting episode to say the very least. Peter is woken up out
of a tired sleep by Nova, so he stumbles and bumbles right out the
door. Spider-Man walked right into that, a snow ball attack by his
team. Coulson will use this snow day to give them some training. Of
course, given most of the members of this team have short attention
spans, they do not really feel into this.
Nova has an idea.
A really classy place as it turns out. A beach made completely of
sand. Well what could go wrong right there?
This is one of
those beach episodes, so potential fan service time. It was bound to
happen after all. The looming Sand figure is in the shadows.
Okay, as much as I
get on this show about the weird trips into Peter's mind, Hulk limbo
was inspired. The little bit featuring the Spidey Sense, tapping on
Peter's brain, funny the first time. It was funny, but as this show
did, it overdoes.
Vollyball game,
always a beach favorite by the team. Of course Peter is the one who
gets the ball. And runs into a creepy little kid named Sandy. The
Spidey Sense visual, the one where the little Spidey tapped on
Peter's brain, featured again. Now it is getting annoying. The little
kid is rather creepy, and Nova is actually the one that point that
out.
Perhaps he does
have some brain their after all.
Sandy runs into
the jungle and wanted to play hide and seek. The Ultimate Spider-Man
team meets Flint, who obviously represents our villain before he got
his powers and turned to crime. The clock was a rather interesting
visual. Ruins appear magically right on the beach. Then Sandman
begins to rock the beach.
Sandman's nuts and
has multiple personality disorder, due to the fact that he can
manifest different parts of personality onto his grains of sand.
Nova's stupidity reaches it's newest levels, when he thought a
vacation near Bermuda was a good idea.
You know, the
Bermuda Triangle and all of that. White Tiger might annoy me, but she
had a good point.
Sand bricks fly
through the air and the old spikes in a room trick with Sand. Lots of
Sand featured in this Ultimate Spider-Man episode. Sand is in the air
after all.
The Sand Maze was
a cool visual, and I'd figure Peter would be someone who would have
trouble with mazes. Especially this Peter. God, Marvel Animation made
Spidey such a ditz in this cartoon. Then Sandman appears in his full
glory.
We get a Sweet
Christmas from Power Man. That made me rather smile.
Figured this would
be Nick Fury's fault, he was the one that drove Sandman right to this
state of madness. He just threw him on a beach.
The team works
together to defeat Sandman. However, they have sand right over them.
Fury finds out about their little trip and is not happy. Sandman is
in the jet and he fries it, to force it to land.
This is the second
Jersey crack we've heard in a Marvel cartoon recently. The first
being in one of the last episodes of Iron Man Armored Adventures.
Just putting that out right about now for future reference.
They manage to
keep Sandman from reaching the main land. Then Nova super charges
Sandman, so he breaks into glass. If silicon heats to glass, it
breaks. Fury puts Sandman away in an hour glass and has the team
decontaminated and scrubbed down, even if they did not need it.
Of course, it is
amazing how many villains were made because Nick Fury liked to sweep
problems under the rug.
Ultimate
Spider-Man Episode 17 had some fun moments overall. Granted this
cartoon seems to be all over the place and the team can be either
annoying or one dimensional. Still, it's not a complete waste, 6/10.
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