6 Stupid Ways The ’90s ‘Spider-Man’ Cartoon Censored Morbius (And Others)

Screenshot from Spider-Man: The Animated Series showing Morbius throwing recombinator.

A sci-fi DNA-altering contraption … 

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Screenshot from Spider-Man: The Animated Series showing Blade.

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And a whole-ass motorcycle … 

Screenshot from Spider-Man: The Animated Series showing Morbius throwing bike.

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Screenshot from Spider-Man: The Animated Series showing Morbius.

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Blade’s face when he realizes all of those things have touched Morbius’ bungholes. 

But never a single punch. Earlier in the episode, Morbius even goes full Donkey Kong and throws a barrel at Blade. Then again, perhaps his hands are just too sensitive for forming fists. Ever tried to punch someone with your butt? We don’t recommend it. (But if you’re into it, we don’t judge.) 

And speaking of Blade … 

No Blades, Either

 

Blade’s name in this show is actually false advertising. The “Vampire Hunter” part is accurate, but the “Blade” itself is not, because instead of his iconic katana, they just gave him some sort of laser sword. Technically, he should be called Crappy Knock-Off Lightsaber, the Vampire Hunter. 

Screenshot from Spider-Man: The Animated Series showing Blade with laser sword.

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Now that Disney owns both Marvel and Star Wars, his next movie can give him an actual lightsaber and an X-Wing while at it. 

But wait, wasn’t this the same network that aired X-Men: The Animated Series? We seem to remember Wolverine being in that. How many times did you see him actually attack people with his claws, though? Unless he was fighting robots, those things were mostly decorative. He pretty much just used them against stuff like Cyclops’ car, his own alarm clock, some salami, and, of course, a turkey leg. 

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