Partners in Danger Chapter 8: The Return of the Green Goblin - S4-E8
Continuity mistake: When the Green Goblin is first confronted by Spider-Man, he is riding his regular glider. Then after he pushes Spider-Man down onto the roof, one shot show him riding the larger glider.
Partners in Danger Chapter 8: The Return of the Green Goblin - S4-E8
Audio problem: When Spider-Man is web-slinging at the end with Harry in tow, the sound of his web shooters is not in sync with the webs firing.
Partners in Danger Chapter 8: The Return of the Green Goblin - S4-E8
Revealing mistake: When the Punisher is walking over to the couch to put Mary Jane down, he briefly glides across the floor.
Partners in Danger Chapter 9: The Haunting of Mary Jane - S4-E9
Continuity mistake: Mary Jane's gloves come and go when she's talking to Spider-Man on the rooftop at the end of the episode.
Partners in Danger Chapter 9: The Haunting of Mary Jane - S4-E9
Continuity mistake: Mary Jane's costume's gloves come and go between shots in Miranda's hideout.
Partners in Danger Chapter 9: The Haunting of Mary Jane - S4-E9
Continuity mistake: Miranda's pants legs go from both being torn to just the left one then the right one during her flashback.
Partners in Danger Chapter 9: The Haunting of Mary Jane - S4-E9
Plot hole: Miranda Wilson states that after the accident on the movie set left her face disfigured, she hid in the catacombs by the bridge and almost died from her condition until Quentin Beck found her after he was released from prison. Beck is the one that caused the accident in the first place, so even if he only spent a month in prison, Miranda Wilson would have died from starvation or malnutrition - if not infection from her untreated facial disfigurement - long before Beck could have been released from prison and found her.
Partners in Danger Chapter 10: Lizard King - S4-E10
Plot hole: When Debra and Margaret arrive at the underground arena with the device that can revert the humanoid lizards to their original forms, they lose control of the device and it ends up in the hands of Ghila, who monologues that the humanoid lizards' existence was an accident and that she will use the device to return them to being regular lizards. Ghila had never seen this device before, nor did anyone tell her what its purpose was, so there's no way she could have known it was designed to reverse the mutations.
The Wedding - S5-E1
Other mistake: When J. Jonah Jameson is on the phone with Wilson Fisk, one shot shows that the area of Jameson's desk between the receiver and the cord is colored the same gray color as the cord, instead of the golden-brown color the rest of the desk is.
The Wedding - S5-E1
Audio problem: When J. Jonah Jameson is telling Peter he can work off his wedding gift over the next decade or two, his mouth movement is slightly out of sync with the dialogue.
The Wedding - S5-E1
Revealing mistake: After Scorpion causes the chandelier to fall onto Spider-Man, the camera pans to the right and Scorpion appears out of thin air onto the screen.
The Wedding - S5-E1
Audio problem: When the orderly is telling Harry that he has visitors, his mouth isn't moving.
Six Forgotten Warriors Chapter 2: Unclaimed Legacy - S5-E3
Other mistake: When Silver Sable infiltrates Kingpin's Russian lair with sleeping gas, before falling unconscious, Kingpin correctly deduces that he has been betrayed. In the next scene, Kingpin asks Silver Sable how she was able to infiltrate his lair, and she tells him one of his men is a traitor, which elicits an incredulous reaction from Kingpin, completely contradicting the previous scene where Kingpin already surmised there was a traitor.
Six Forgotten Warriors Chapter 3: Secrets of the Six - S5-E4
Audio problem: When Kingpin is asking Scorpion if he is the traitor, his mouth movement is not in sync with the dialogue.
Six Forgotten Warriors Chapter 4: The Six Fight Again - S5-E5
Factual error: When Kingpin has Robbie dangling from a helicopter, Spider-Man jumps onto the helicopter and tells Kingpin he promised to release Robbie, to which Kingpin replies sardonically with "And so I shall." Neither of these two should be able to hear each other over the helicopter rotors. Spider-Man doesn't possess super hearing and Kingpin is a normal human.
Six Forgotten Warriors Chapter 4: The Six Fight Again - S5-E5
Character mistake: When the Red Skull reemerges from the vortex, he sees Chameleon and acknowledges him as his stepson. However, only moments before this, Kragov explicitly stated that the Chameleon was more like an adopted son to the Red Skull.
Six Forgotten Warriors Chapter 4: The Six Fight Again - S5-E5
Audio problem: When Dr. Groitzig is saying "It's been so many years," he has his fingers in his mouth. While it's possible to speak with fingers in your mouth, your voice will sound quite different when doing so, and Groitzig's voice sounds normal.
Six Forgotten Warriors Chapter 4: The Six Fight Again - S5-E5
Other mistake: The news footage of the elderly Six American Heroes being attacked by the Insidious Six is merely clips from the previous episode.
Six Forgotten Warriors Chapter 5: The Price of Heroism - S5-E6
Plot hole: This series is in the same continuity as the other Marvel animated series from around the same time - X-Men, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, and Fantastic Four - by virtue of each aforementioned show crossing over with at least one of the others. This episode, which originally aired on October 17, 1997, establishes that Captain America had spent the last 50 years locked in another dimension with Red Skull, and the episode ends with he and Red Skull once again becoming trapped in the aforementioned dimension. However, the final episode of Fantastic Four, entitled "Doomsday," which originally aired on February 24, 1996, features a cameo by Captain America in the present day, attempting to stop a rampaging Dr. Doom.
Six Forgotten Warriors Chapter 5: The Price of Heroism - S5-E6
Continuity mistake: When Captain America and Red Skull are grappling near the vortex, their fingers are interlocked. When the shot changes, their hands are pushing against each other's torsos.
Chosen answer: Felicia and Peter's friendship in this series was depicted as being on-again-off-again. At this point in the series they may have been on good terms. Plus Felicia is a wealthy socialite and Peter and Mary Jane's wedding was a big event due to Wilson Fisk paying for all of it.
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