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Welp This is kind of
by FaboKraken
The Spot is just trying to get this big super-villian thing running when he accidentally unveils Spider-man’s identity.It changes a few things.AkaThe Spot: …how old are you?Miles: …uh, I’m… just short…?The Spot: Jesus Christ my nemesis is an actual teenager.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)
Polka Dots
by DittyGetsTiddy
AU where the Spot pseudo-adopts MilesBecause seriously, who let’s a teenage boy go trapezing through Brooklyn in spandex. If he didn’t look like a human cow he would have a talk with that boy’s parents. If they don’t know their son’s Spider-Man that makes it even worse! No wonder their kid’s endorsing baby powder if his parent’s don’t realize he’s swinging around on dubious webs everyday.Someone should really make sure he doesn’t get hurt. Superhuman strength or not, falling from a skyscraper is not good, neither is getting hit by a car, and ouch, yeah that’s definitely a broken arm. Ok seriously where the hell are this kid’s parents, why is nobody else questioning this. If a dog starts fighting crime should he just stand back and take a pic too?This world really has gone to shit, and the next world over, and the world next to that, and every other world…Is no one gonna clean up this mess? Anybody?
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Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies)
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Morals and Manipulations
by yeouchie
The Spot learns some important truths and reacts appropriately: by adopting (kidnapping) a teenager.
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Holes Are Neat
by TrueBug
“You don’t mind if I kidnap you for a bit, do you?” He repeats politely, stepping out of the portal.“Uh…yeah. Yeah, I think I do mind.”(Spot kidnaps a very sleep deprived reader.)
Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies)
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Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies)
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Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies)
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Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies)
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Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies)
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Newsies (1992)+2
Betting Aces
by byrd_the_amazin
“That’s right. A bet, Race.” She must have known he could have never turned it down. Racetrack Higgins didn’t shy away from a good gamble. Or a bad one, for that matter.
Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies)
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typical workday
by lesbesbean
Instead of stumbling upon his arch-nemesis, Spot stumbles upon you. It’s funny how the fate of the multiverse can be changed with just a few nice words.
Newsies!: the Musical - Fierstein/Menken
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Newsies (1992)+1
Collecting Favors
by redsuspenders (thedarkandstormyknight)
Spot was in the habit of never owing anyone anything. If he needed something, he made sure to pay for it in full right away. But Racetrack never insisted on collecting a return, so a person's debt to him stretched on forever, giving Race all the power. If there was one thing Spot hated, it was a loss of power. And so he had vowed to never, ever be in the position of owing Racetrack a favor. No matter what.
Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies)