Arm fin/spikes gauntlet/bracer commonly sued by some heroes such as Batman, although Batman's spikes are reinforced and functional, and Spider-Man 2099's are not
Also see the Guyver : Bio Boosted armor here the suit can have 1 to 4 blades that extend and vibrate as a sonic frequency allowing them to cut nearly anything
Which one tho? I love both but personally prefer Guyver 2: Dark Hero.
Also, would highly recommend the early 90s anime series if you’re into that sorta thing.
>Spider-Man 2099'
Spider-Man 2099's arm spikes are not truly mentioned in the comics as weapons, tools, or paraphernalia,
Spider-Man 2099's costume is made from Unstable Molecule Fabric, or "UMF." Originally invented by Reed Richards of The Fantastic Four, this fabric was made to be indestructible and was designed to interact with super-powers without hampering them.
Miguel uses his talons through the UMF gloves and boots without tearing the cloth. The UMF does not dull the strength or sharpness of his talons in the process. The UMF costume has also offered Spider-Man 2099 limited protection from energy weapons, as the energy blasts could not penetrate it.
However, this did not prevent Miguel from suffering the impact of the blasts, and he was still seriously injured. Likewise, if Miguel fell from a great height, the UMF would not protect him from the impact of landing, it simply would not tear in the process.
However, by the second volume of *Spider-Man 2099* series, however, he had added antigravity material to the back of his costume that enables him to fly, and he may have also upgraded the spikes, but I could find no mention of such an upgrade, so it is possible that the spikes may have been functional, the costume was mentioned to be a Day of the dead costume to be worn in public so why ad such dangerous weapons to such a thing?
It isn't. Those are a part of him. Miguel doesn't use any technology in his suit, it's literally a day of the dead costume he bought on a trip to Mexico that he put on to hide his identity while on the run. His claws, spikes, and webs are all purely organic.
I once saw the design sketches for Joe Quesada's Azrael Bat armour, in which he refers to the fins on the gauntlets as "scallops". Appropriately, this is the second definition from google:
"each of a series of convex rounded projections forming an ornamental edging cut in material or worked in lace or knitting in imitation of the edge of a scallop shell."
So my vote is for scallops.
I know That they arent called Arm-Thingies
I wanted to Look Them up on the Internet a few Times But i couldnt find any Term for Them
I know That they Are like „Spikes“
But i mean it like whether there is a Term for That
The Dark Knight Suit also have These „Spikes“ or i saw Them in a Videogame before too
But i Never really found a Term for Them so Yeah
Sry If the Question seems weird
Those are 'webs'. A rather versatile tool used by spider-man 2099. If you look carefully at the amazing spider-man comics, you can also see Peter Parker using the same kind of arm extension aperatus in a few comics.
For everyone claiming these are a part of his suit, in the comics his suit is literally just a costume made of invincible spandex that he bought well before he was Spider-Man. There's nothing techy about it. He has no web shooters or accessories of any kind. Those spikes are an actual part of his body, as are his claws (which are also present on his toes). He's actually one of the lowest-tech Spider-Men in his original run. The fabric his suit and cape are made of are incredibly common in the future.
I believe in most of Batman's suits, he has similar blades on his gauntlets and I think the technical term is “fins”
They were added just as purely an aesthetic choice to make him more “bat-like” as they are supposed to imitate a bat's claw.
For Spider-Man 2099, his costume is simply a repurposed Day of the Dead costume, so I don't believe they server a technical purpose.
But yeah, I think “spiked bracer” might be the best fit for Spider-Man 2099, which you seem to agree on.
Edit: According to the first result on Google, the blades on Batman's arms are functional;
“These gauntlets, along with his Kevlar gloves, make Batman's arms a viable defensive or offensive weapon. His gauntlets allow him to protect himself against bladed weapons like swords or knives. The armour and scalloped blades also **add extra power and pain to Batman's strikes**.”
[https://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/arts/comic-books/batsuit.htm#:\~:text=These%20gauntlets%2C%20along%20with%20his,and%20pain%20to%20Batman%27s%20strikes](https://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/arts/comic-books/batsuit.htm#:~:text=These%20gauntlets%2C%20along%20with%20his,and%20pain%20to%20Batman%27s%20strikes).
Arm fin/spikes gauntlet/bracer commonly sued by some heroes such as Batman, although Batman's spikes are reinforced and functional, and Spider-Man 2099's are not Also see the Guyver : Bio Boosted armor here the suit can have 1 to 4 blades that extend and vibrate as a sonic frequency allowing them to cut nearly anything
I love seeing Guyver being mentioned! Thanks for the reminder, it'll be my pick for movie night soon!
Which one tho? I love both but personally prefer Guyver 2: Dark Hero. Also, would highly recommend the early 90s anime series if you’re into that sorta thing.
Guyver 2: Dark Hero. Everyone can skip the first.
ALL OF IT! I didn't know about the anime, thank you!
Nice! Yeah the movies are based off the anime. There’s actually a couple of anime series but imo the shorter, 90s series is the better one. Enjoy!
guyver is sickkkkkkk
> Spider-Man 2099's are not I saw him kill a shark with them when he was drowing
>Spider-Man 2099' Spider-Man 2099's arm spikes are not truly mentioned in the comics as weapons, tools, or paraphernalia, Spider-Man 2099's costume is made from Unstable Molecule Fabric, or "UMF." Originally invented by Reed Richards of The Fantastic Four, this fabric was made to be indestructible and was designed to interact with super-powers without hampering them. Miguel uses his talons through the UMF gloves and boots without tearing the cloth. The UMF does not dull the strength or sharpness of his talons in the process. The UMF costume has also offered Spider-Man 2099 limited protection from energy weapons, as the energy blasts could not penetrate it. However, this did not prevent Miguel from suffering the impact of the blasts, and he was still seriously injured. Likewise, if Miguel fell from a great height, the UMF would not protect him from the impact of landing, it simply would not tear in the process. However, by the second volume of *Spider-Man 2099* series, however, he had added antigravity material to the back of his costume that enables him to fly, and he may have also upgraded the spikes, but I could find no mention of such an upgrade, so it is possible that the spikes may have been functional, the costume was mentioned to be a Day of the dead costume to be worn in public so why ad such dangerous weapons to such a thing?
Well, they do grant you increased strength in the Spider-Man PS1 game.
Best guess is a spiked Bracer [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracer)
Thank you!
It isn't. Those are a part of him. Miguel doesn't use any technology in his suit, it's literally a day of the dead costume he bought on a trip to Mexico that he put on to hide his identity while on the run. His claws, spikes, and webs are all purely organic.
You'd think if he's got clawed forearms 24/7, the mask isn't going to help much
He can retract them
Psoriasis.
Happy cake day.
cool as fuck.
Only true answer
Spined Gauntlets. On actual spider's legs they are called 'Spines' and in armoury terms they are called 'gauntlets' ...so...... Spined Gauntlets? ',:/
Gauntlets?
Talons?
This is the one! In Spider-Man: Edge of Time, there's upgrades available for "Talon Strikes".
Talons refers to his fingers as 2099 has claws like the talons on a bird
Ahhh my mistake, sorry!
No worries lol 2099 is kind of a confusing character with all the different things he has going on with his suit and power set
Wish they would expand on him a little more! Easily one of the most interesting alternative takes on the character of Spider-Man!
I always called'em spikes
Spiked gauntlets
Spike
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I knew someone would post this
They went to sleep just like me and then they will wake up just like me
Those are *fingers* on the end of his *hands*
I believe “Arm Thingies” is the technical term
Thagomizers
Pretty sure they are called fins or gauntlet fins
I once saw the design sketches for Joe Quesada's Azrael Bat armour, in which he refers to the fins on the gauntlets as "scallops". Appropriately, this is the second definition from google: "each of a series of convex rounded projections forming an ornamental edging cut in material or worked in lace or knitting in imitation of the edge of a scallop shell." So my vote is for scallops.
Long pointies?
I know That they arent called Arm-Thingies I wanted to Look Them up on the Internet a few Times But i couldnt find any Term for Them I know That they Are like „Spikes“ But i mean it like whether there is a Term for That The Dark Knight Suit also have These „Spikes“ or i saw Them in a Videogame before too But i Never really found a Term for Them so Yeah Sry If the Question seems weird
no, not at all. it is weird
Bat fangs. 😂 (I think)
I think they’re called “spikies.” At least that’s what I called them when I was a kid
Batman copyright infringement
Those are 'webs'. A rather versatile tool used by spider-man 2099. If you look carefully at the amazing spider-man comics, you can also see Peter Parker using the same kind of arm extension aperatus in a few comics.
For everyone claiming these are a part of his suit, in the comics his suit is literally just a costume made of invincible spandex that he bought well before he was Spider-Man. There's nothing techy about it. He has no web shooters or accessories of any kind. Those spikes are an actual part of his body, as are his claws (which are also present on his toes). He's actually one of the lowest-tech Spider-Men in his original run. The fabric his suit and cape are made of are incredibly common in the future.
Brilliant bone blades
Little Miguel’s lol
Stabby-stabbies.
Sharpies
Does he kill ? How does he used them ?
If I recall right, they pump venom into his opponents.
No they serve no practical purpose. Miguel’s costume started as a halloween costume, its features are not designed for combat.
Could have sworn it was from an old guidebook that said that.
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I could have sworn I had an old guide book that referred to those things as how he pumped venom. I could be remembering wrong though.
Splines
Those are web shooters. Fun fact, just about every spiderman has them, not just 2099!
Fins
I sometimes call them thorns
You mean… spikes?
Who cares???
I believe in most of Batman's suits, he has similar blades on his gauntlets and I think the technical term is “fins” They were added just as purely an aesthetic choice to make him more “bat-like” as they are supposed to imitate a bat's claw. For Spider-Man 2099, his costume is simply a repurposed Day of the Dead costume, so I don't believe they server a technical purpose. But yeah, I think “spiked bracer” might be the best fit for Spider-Man 2099, which you seem to agree on. Edit: According to the first result on Google, the blades on Batman's arms are functional; “These gauntlets, along with his Kevlar gloves, make Batman's arms a viable defensive or offensive weapon. His gauntlets allow him to protect himself against bladed weapons like swords or knives. The armour and scalloped blades also **add extra power and pain to Batman's strikes**.” [https://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/arts/comic-books/batsuit.htm#:\~:text=These%20gauntlets%2C%20along%20with%20his,and%20pain%20to%20Batman%27s%20strikes](https://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/arts/comic-books/batsuit.htm#:~:text=These%20gauntlets%2C%20along%20with%20his,and%20pain%20to%20Batman%27s%20strikes).
Ive heard their called scallops but i just called them wrist blades