You know what's terrifying about The Spot before and after he was in his prime?! He's one of those trans-dimensional entities that can unintentionally exist in every millimetre of the Multiverse at once!
“Hey wait, I’m not in a universe right now, why do I feel a human presence still?” “Hello =)” “WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU AND HOW THE HELL DID YOU PRONOUNCE THAT”
'This is my first time robbing someone, please don't make this a bad experience for me' Later: 'I'm going to take everything from you, like you took everything from me'
I love how just utterly haunting this music is with him, and the moment it plays is when he finds out what he is truly able to do. you realize it as he's finding out, and honestly its horrifying. He starts with miles, but why stop there? Can a joke destroy worlds? Galaxies? entire universes? Why, in the pursuit of being taken seriously would he stop at ruining only one
@@ivansauro it made me think of the thin mans theme with how ominous and mysterious it sounds. But also the spot would make a great Little nightmares villain😂💀
I have the ever so "slightest" suspicion that the finale of Beyond is going to be notably darker than Into's finale. Nobody important even has to die, just the absolute devastation the Spot will wreak and how powerful he is.
The music sounds like dead people singing, and then screaming, for the villains will make sure, both dead and living will experience a fate, so much worse than ĐĘÅŤĤ!
I love how terrifying the spot is in the movie ( which i havent watched but got the general idea off) he starts off as essentially a regular guy trying( and not doing very well at) to be a villian always being treated as a joke but once he starts doing the things he does to become that *thing* you know hes not playing anymore he is becoming a geniune threat to the multiverse and just about everyone knows it
"I will take everything from you, just as you have taken everything from me." This sentence touched even my soul o_o' This song gives the feeling of, "I've never seen the true face of death, but I'm hearing it now." And it is not death to kill, it is death to make anything cease to exist. This being, simple being, demonstrates this frighteningly.
If you watch his scene where this is playing and slow it down, you can see a frame where he hovers over a pile of corpses of several different Spider-Men
Spiderverse took this joke character that almost nobody knew, let his potential go exponential, and allowed him to commit atrocities far worse than the Geneva Convention’s worst nightmares.
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