Entertainment, Marvel

Interactive Spider-Man from Sphero cracks jokes, brings you on superhero missions

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Spider-Man stands proudly in his classic red and blue suit beside a themed toy box, inviting fans to experience interactive superhero adventures—bringing the excitement of Marvel attractions home with Sphero-powered action.
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We recently showed you Sphero’s new app-controlled Lightning McQueen toy, and now Spider-Man is joining in on the fun.

Spider-Man connects to a mobile app, and he’s interactive, meaning you can expect to hear lots of jokes from him as you complete missions together. Every decision you make changes the course of the mission, so you can choose your own adventure with Spidey.

Spider-Man in chibi form, with an oversized head and expressive black eyes, wearing his iconic red and blue suit, displayed as a collectible on a themed stand—an ideal souvenir for Marvel fans visiting the Sphero interactive experience.

Spider-Man in adorable chibi form greets guests with his back turned, proudly displaying the iconic red spider emblem on his blue hero suit, radiating Sphero’s playful magic and inviting everyone to join in on heroic adventures.

Spider-Man greets fans outdoors, striking a playful pose among city buildings and fire escapes, bringing interactive Marvel magic to life with a charm reminiscent of Sphero’s engaging experiences.

Spider-Man has fully-animated eyes and motion detection, so he can guard your room, serve as an alarm clock, and react to people passing.

Wi-fi capabilities allow Spider-Man to download the latest updates and new missions, games, and more.

Spider-Man is iOS and Android compatible, and he’s available now on the Sphero website.

Current Price: $149.99
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Cristina Sanza

Cristina is a writer living in New York City. She’s an expert on Disney, comedy, pop culture, and travel. You can find some of her other work at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, Popularium, Ranker, and The Cnnekt.

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