00:00A lot of people didn't notice, but when they tried to give Peter an injection at school, the needle simply
00:03bends.
00:04This happens because it can't penetrate Spider-Man's skin.
00:06At first glance, it seems to be simply the effect of the mutation caused by the radioactive spider.
00:10After all, besides super strength and agility, Peter also developed a much more resistant body.
00:14But there's another interesting detail that could reinforce this idea, guys.
00:18It's the amazing Spider-Man.
00:19We see that Peter catches a cold, and if you pay attention to the scenes, all the medications he uses
00:23are syrups and pills.
00:24At no point do injections appear.
00:26This raises a curious theory.
00:27Maybe Peter simply can't take injectable medications, since his skin may be too resistant for a normal needle.
00:32And there's another detail.
00:33In the school scene, Peter is clearly surprised when he sees the needle bend.
00:36This could indicate that he didn't even know his skin had become so resistant.
00:39It makes sense, because up until that point, he had never needed to get an injection after gaining his powers.
00:43So he only discovers this change when they try to vaccinate him.
00:46Of course, this was never officially confirmed, but it's a theory that fits with everything we see in the movies
00:49and shows that Spider-Man's powers go far beyond the three in super strength.
00:53Even simple details of his body completely change after the spider bite.
