Because Spider-Man was the only superhero in the city, his popularity was incredibly high.
Naturally, he had a great many fans.
And an especially huge number of them were children.
Blonde Spider-Man's stunt of riding his motorcycle along walls inspired several unruly little fans to imitate him. Without exception, they all ended up injured in falls.
Fortunately, their motorcycles could not climb walls. Though they fell, their lives were not in danger.
But incidents like this gave the Daily Bugle and plenty of haters an opportunity to attack Blonde Spider-Man.
For a time, calls to condemn Spider-Man's bad behavior could be heard everywhere throughout New York City.
It even caused some uninformed citizens to start disliking Spider-Man.
In the end, Blonde Spider-Man had no choice but to hide away the cool Spider-Motorcycle and promise not to ride it recklessly all over buildings anymore.
Only then did the matter gradually die down.
However, Peter was extremely envious of that Spider-Motorcycle.
Just because he could not use it in this world did not mean he could not use it in his own!
There were far too many superheroes in his world.
No matter how people imitated him, they would never turn their attention toward him.
Besides, there was plenty of technology in the Spider-Motorcycle that he could learn from.
Next, Peter saw an unmanned aircraft with foldable wings and vertical takeoff and landing capabilities. Blonde Spider-Man could even remotely control it through the communicator on his web-shooter, calling it out to help when necessary.
As for the foldable wing technology, it was naturally meant to let it leave this underground base.
After all, the entrance to the underground base was too narrow. If the wings were spread out, it clearly would not be able to get through.
After looking around a little,