- "Has that been there the whole time? That's awesome."
- âSpider-Man[src]
The Spider-Drone, nicknamed Droney, was an autonomous drone attached to the spider emblem on the torso of the second Spider-Man Suit, created by Tony Stark.
History[]
Development[]
Along with many other features in the second Spider-Man Suit, the drone was created by Tony Stark.[1]
Rescue at the Washington Monument[]
- "How do we get in there?!"
"Activating reconnaissance drone." - âSpider-Man and Karen[src]
Following the revelation that he and Ned Leeds had been carrying an unstable Chitauri power core, Spider-Man asked his A.I. Karen to tell him the best way to enter the Washington Monument. Karen activated the drone, with Spider-Man exclaiming his surprise of its existence. The drone circled around the tower and decided on the southwest window of the building to be Spider-Man's best entry point. After Spider-Man saved the trapped students, he fell down the elevator shaft, and the drone flew after him.[1]
Interrogating Aaron Davis[]
Spider-Man later re-used the drone as part of his 'enhanced interrogation mode' of the Spider-Man Suit. It located Aaron Davis in a parking lot and hovered beside Spider-Man during the interrogation.[1]
Staten Island Ferry Incident[]
The Spider-Drone was used on the MV Spirit of America when Spider-Man was tracking down the black market deal that he got word of from Aaron Davis. The drone flew ahead and identified Mac Gargan for Spider-Man, then located a white van where the alien weapons were being stored. After the battle, Tony Stark, deeming Spider-Man reckless and unworthy of it, confiscated the suit and the Spider-Drone. However, he later returned the suit.[1]
Disintegrated[]
In 2018, the drone, along with the Spider-Man Suit, disintegrated into dust along with Peter Parker.[2]
Getting a Passport[]
The Spider-Drone causes one of the lines to be open
In June 2024, Peter Parker brought the Spider-Drone with him in his backpack while he went to get a passport, preparing for his field trip to Europe. When Parker noticed how long the line was and saw a cue that was closed while the person working it was on a break, Parker used his cell phone to have the Spider-Drone leave his bag and cause the "open" sign to turn on. Parker then retrieved his passport.[3]
Destroyed[]
The drone, along with the Spider-Man Suit, was later destroyed on the Tower Bridge in London, England after the drones sent by Mysterio blew up the double decker bus where Peter Parker's suitcase was.[4]
Capabilities[]
- Flight: The Spider-Drone can detach itself from the suit and fly.
- Reconnaissance: The Spider-Drone is capable of collecting information and sending it back to the Spider-Man Suit.
Alternate Versions[]
| Origin | Status | Creators | Owners | Users |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Global Crossbones Attacks Universe | Active | - | Peter Parker | Peter Parker |
| Lone Criminal Shocker Universe | Active | - | Peter Parker | Peter Parker |
Appearances[]
In chronological order:
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man | Episode 1.03: Secret Identity Crisis (mentioned; alternate universe)
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Spider-Man: Homecoming: School of Shock (alternate universe)
Spider-Man: Homecoming - Virtual Reality Experience (alternate universe)
Peter's To-Do List
Behind the Scenes[]
Continuity[]
- The Spider-Man Suit in Captain America: Civil War had a flat emblem on his chest. However, in Spider-Man: Homecoming it was retconned to have a raised emblem with the emblem acting as Spider-Drone. This upgrade could not have been made between Civil War and Homecoming as in A Film by Peter Parker, which takes place during the Avengers Civil War, Spider-Man is shown with a raised emblem.
