Every Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Suit For Peter & Where It’s From

With its pre-order content and Digital Deluxe Edition, Peter Parker initially had access to 39 unique suits in Marvel's Spider-Man 2. In the years since the game's release, that number has grown to 47 in total, narrowly outmatching the 45 available for Miles Morales. These suits range from adaptations of iconic comic designs to recreations of movie costumes and completely original designs by Insomniac, offering something for every kind of Spider-Man fan.

[Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.]The variety of suits on offer throughout both previous Marvel's Spider-Man games was a huge selling point for fans who wished to explore Insomniac's open world as their favorite depiction of the character. Marvel's Spider-Man 2's gameplay takes this customization even further, offering a selection of color variants through its "Suit Styles" feature, with some unlocking versions of specific suits that are closer to their depictions in other media. Lately, the selection became better than ever thanks a tie-ins for the new film Spider-Man: Brand New Day and new game Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls.

1 Advanced Suit 2.0

Peter's Advanced Suit will return in Marvel's Spider-Man 2, albeit with a series of changes. The Advanced Suit 2.0 is unlocked as the default at the start of the game, and Peter has added mechanical arms reminiscent of Otto Octavius' ones in the Superior Spider-Man comic run. Some of the suit's patterns have also changed, with the removal of the red and black webbing down the legs and some additional white carbon-fiber elements.

2 Advanced Suit

Insomiac's original Spider-Man design first appeared in 2018's Marvel's Spider-Man and is unlockable upon reaching Level 3 in its sequel. The Advanced Suit was created when Peter upgraded his costume following his fight with Wilson Fisk and incorporated more rugged white carbon fiber pieces under the recommendation of his then-mentor Otto Octavius. There is also a black and white color variant for the original Advanced Suit available that resembles some of the symbiote mods for Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered that were made before the black suit's actual reveal.

3 Black Suit

After briefly dying at the hands of Kraven during the main story's "Good Men" mission, Harry Osborn's Venom symbiote bonds with Peter Parker to save him, and his costume transforms into a version of the iconic black suit that first originated in the 1980s Secret Wars comic arc. The symbiote enhances Peter's powers and abilities in every way, making him stronger and faster, but it also makes him more aggressive as it corrupts him. Insomniac's design is more textured than other portrayals, incorporating alien elements reminiscent of H.R. Giger to make the suit feel otherworldly and alive.

4 Symbiote Suit

The Symbiote suit appears when players activate Peter's rage mode in which he unleashes devastating attacks to wipe out large numbers of foes at once. This look becomes fully unlockable during the main story mission "It Chose You," as Peter succumbs to the symbiote's corruption. The suit looks more like a halfway point between the Black Suit and the final Venom design, with a more jagged spider-symbol and sharper eyes making it appear more menacing and aggressive.

5 Anti-Venom Suit

During Marvel's Spider-Man 2's "Set Things Right" story mission toward the end of the game, Martin Li will use his powers to create the Anti-Venom suit for Peter. This allows Peter to not only fight against Venom more effectively but also regain his “symbiote” powers entirely. From a gameplay perspective, the Anti-Venom suit means that all the abilities players unlocked during their time with the Black Suit will not be in vain and can be used even after the game's conclusion.

6 Classic Suit

Insomniac's take on Peter's classic red and blue suit returns in Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and can be unlocked after reaching Level 3. Players started Marvel's Spider-Man with this suit as they took on Wilson Fisk. While it was already a faithful adaptation of the iconic red and blue design, through the new Suit Styles feature, variants include a more traditional red and black or navy design closer to Steve Ditko's color scheme when the character first appeared in Amazing Fantasy #15.

7 Classic Black Suit

The Classic Black Suit is based on the traditional symbiote design first worn by Peter Parker during the 1980s Secret Wars comic arc and is unlockable upon reaching Level 50 in Marvel's Spider-Man 2. The variants also pay homage to the Black Suit's portrayal in other media with the purple-tinted look reminiscent of the Ultimate Spider-Man comics and game. Meanwhile, the red and blue lit one is an homage to the '90s animated series' design. There is also an inverted one which is primarily white with black eyes and a black emblem, which is a nod to Anti-Venom.

8 Webbed Suit

The costumes Tobey Maguire wore in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movie trilogy were highly requested in the first Marvel's Spider-Man game. Although not available at launch, Insomniac included the red and blue Webbed Suit - named that because of the costume's distinct raised web patterns - as part of a free update for the game around Christmas 2018. It returns in Marvel's Spider-Man 2 from launch and becomes unlockable at Level 32.

9 Black Webbed Suit

While Insomniac included the aforementioned red and blue Webbed Suit from the Raimi trilogy, the studio held back on including the black symbiote suit from the Spider-Man 3 movie. This was likely for the same reason the 2018 title didn't include the Black Suit, as Insomniac waited to include this in the Venom-centric Marvel's Spider-Man 2 alongside its version of the symbiote that Peter wears during the game. The Black Webbed Suit can be unlocked prior to its red and blue counterpart when reaching Level 31.

10 Amazing Suit

When looking to reboot the Spider-Man movies with Andrew Garfield in the lead, Sony opted for a design that would look significantly different from Maguire's while still retaining elements of the traditional Spider-Man look. The Amazing Spider-Man's suit was made of shinier materials with a more athletic, sporty design featuring embedded webbing and yellow eyepieces that had been modified from sunglasses.

This suit was marketed as a selling point for the PS5 release of Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered due to how its materials complemented the new ray tracing feature. It was also added to the first Marvel's Spider-Man game via a free update and is included in Marvel's Spider-Man 2 at launch, becoming unlockable at Level 8.