10 Best Spider-Man Suits In Sony’s Spider-Verse Franchise, Ranked

The original Spider-Man Noir in the comics is already pretty good, but Into the Spider-Verse takes it to another level. Sony adds a massive black trench coat and the fedora to the outfit, making it a bit more mafia-themed and creating a more mysterious vibe for Peter Parker. It also goes surprisingly well with the movie’s animation.

The unique thing about Penny Parker is that she doesn’t own a suit, but an entire mecha robot that can do literally everything a Spider-Person can. If you’re a Gundam or Evangelion fan, you’ll fall in love with the robot right away. It’s a shame Peni didn’t have much spotlight in the two movies. Hopefully, she and the robot will have a more prominent role in Beyond the Spider-Verse.

Sony really has outdone themselves with Pavitr’s design in the sequel, Across the Spider-Verse, giving him an elaborate outfit that greatly resembles his Indian roots. While other Spider-Men prioritize efficiency over design, Pavitr proves that he can do both. I mean, just look at how many golden accessories he has on his getup!

The current Peter B. Parker is everything our beloved Spider-Man deserves - growing old, getting married, and having a kid. Now a dad, Peter clearly has turned his life around, and his latest bathing outfit in Across the Spider-Verse further shows how happy and fulfilling he is right now. You earned it, buddy!

It’s a shame that Ben Reilly only has a rather comedic relief role in Across the Spider-Verse, but in a few scenes he’s in, he manages to get us on our feet with his sleek Scarlet Spider design. Ben’s outfit stays largely the same to the comic version, but sometimes, you can’t change what’s already perfect.

Making your first superhero suit is never easy, and Miles Morales is no exception. However, he has done a great job creating his first official suit, with the primary black-and-red color scheme, and a neatly done spider logo sprayed in the middle. While the design is far from perfect, the outfit brings out the best in Miles: talented, creative, and never stops striving for something greater.

Much like Ben, Gwen’s Spider-Verse suit doesn’t change much from its comic counterpart. The black-and-white color scheme works surprisingly well with her cyan-and-pink theme in the background, creating a mysterious yet charming aura about our Spider-G

Miles has grown bigger and become more mature in the sequel, which means he needs an equally impressive new suit to boot. And the movie’s designers have done an excellent job upgrading his suit from the first movie. Now bearing a much sleeker and more neat design, the Across the Spider-Verse suit is a worthy upgrade from the first movie.

The only downside? His armpits look like they’re bleeding.