Infinata learns Spider-Man has the library and summons him to Dementia-Five, tormenting him with illusions to make him give up the library. A scientist escapes Gorth and goes to Earth, makes contact with Spider-Man, and gives the library. Discovering that the people of the planet of Gorth have learned his secrets and put them into their digital library, Infinata destroys Gorth in retaliation. " Revolt in the Fifth Dimension": Infinata is the evil ruler of the alternate dimension Dementia-Five.Classic Japanese theme song brass and strings, combined with great lyrics that really capture the spirit of Spidey's signature creed and how he's willing to put it all on the line for the good of others. Any list of epic Spidey tunes wouldn't be complete without including "Kakero! Spider-Man" by Yuki Hide, the theme for Spider-Man's Toei series.the Kingpin is its soundtrack, with the song "Swingtime" standing out as one especially kickass piece of music. Easily the strongest saving grace of the Sega CD version of Spider-Man vs.The most iconic theme Spidey has had in his video game career: his theme (and all of its remixes) from the Marvel vs.Carnage's theme not only suits Ultimate Carnage, but it also manages to capture Carnage's cha ract er as a whole, perfectly.They really went all out to make a track that gives the feel for each boss' character. Hobgoblin's Stage captures his menace well.Deadpool's Stage captures his insanity well.Hammerhead's Stage captures the feel of the 1930s.Monster Ock's theme in the PS1 version of the game note the N64 version of the song is slowed down and not as tense is an intense heavy metal piece that has some of the hardest guitar shredding in any game of its generation, perfectly suiting the panic of the situation and what you're running away from.Venom's first battle theme, even if it's just a repeating guitar riff with occasional drums, is a positively badass metal track that perfectly suits Venom as a violent Anti-Hero.Goliath nature of the battle against him. Mysterio's boss battle music, which perfectly fits Mysterio's over-the-top personality and the uphill, David vs.The Game Boy Color version also has a very good chiptune version of the theme in its stage select screen. For many fans of the hero born in the early-mid nineties the definitive version of this age-old classic. The game's rendition of the 1967 Spider-Man theme song mixes elements of reggae, electronica, and surf rock into an incredibly catchy tune.No complaints can be had when it turned out that good. "Super Villains", a 16-bit remix of "The Mob Rules".Green Jelly were notable for being huge Carnage fans. And, in case you're wondering? There's one with lyrics for it. The main theme, "Carnage Rules", is a very popular theme and probably one of the catchiest themes out there."Harry's Suite" is beautifully melancholic and perfectly captures the bitterness of Harry's character, complete with an eerie violin that reflects his subtler, more psychotic nuances."Gone Gone Gone" by Phillip Phillips seems to have become the love theme for Peter/Gwen.All of Zimmer's score, but special mention to "My Enemy", the theme for Electro.Hans Zimmer gave us the awesomely creepy Electro Suite.The late James Horner's Young Peter from The Amazing Spider-Man, which captured Peter's transformation into Spider-Man with the theme for Spidey and an early hint of the Lizard theme.People Get Up and Drive That Funky Soul, accompanying the memetic scene from Spider-Man 3, is a funky song that makes you want to dance with Spider-Man.Venom's theme is a brilliant dark parallel to Spider-Man's Leitmotif note which is also the trilogy's main theme - while Spidey's theme is heroic, often having a sense of tranquility and tragedy reflecting his Dark and Troubled Past, Venom's theme is dark and villainous, with a sense of anger and detest slowly rising, before culminating in a fit of rage - reflecting Venom's hatred towards Spider-Man after he humiliated Eddie and rejected the symbiote.Even the most devout Nickelback haters have been known to admit how awesome it is, and of the songs provided for the three movies in the trilogy this is the most easily-remembered.
SPIDERMAN TV THEME SONG MOVIE
In a more mainstream example, Chad Kroeger and Josey Scott's " Hero " was everywhere when the first movie came out in 2002.Good lord, the energy of it is just so high-octane, that a Spider-Man anime NEEDS this song and the lyrics just fit for the character. Japan got the wonderous voice of Takanori Nishikawa with the song, Web of Night. The second film had a different feature song depending on the country the film was shown in.
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