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

Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has 39 suits for Miles Morales to wear, including those unlocked via pre-order content and by purchasing the game’s Digital Deluxe Edition. These suits range from adaptations of iconic comic designs to those seen in the award-winning animated Spider-Verse movies. The game also boasts a wealth of completely original designs by Insomniac and other acclaimed artists, offering plenty of variety for Spider-Man fans.

The variety of suits on offer throughout both previous Marvel’s Spider-Man games was a huge selling point for fans. Although Miles Morales had a smaller selection in Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales than Peter Parker did in his game, the two share equal billing in the sequel. They have the same number of suits to choose from, with the new Suit Styles feature adding additional color palettes to further the game’s customization options.

39 Upgraded Suit

Miles Morales’ Classic Suit from Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales has received an upgrade by the beginning of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2′s story. The new Upgraded Suit is Miles’ default costume and has slight changes to Miles’ classic design, such as red paneling going down the sleeves, harder red protective material on Miles’ gloves, and more angular patterning. Through Marvel’s Spider-Man 2‘s suit styles, players can also acquire a color swap for the suit that matches Insomniac’s original Spider-Man design for Miles’ mentor, Peter Parker.

38 Classic Suit

Miles and his best friend Ganke Lee made the black and red Classic Suit in Marvel’s Spider-Man as part of forging his own identity as a hero and standing apart from Peter’s traditional red and blue Spider-Man design. The suit is a pretty faithful adaptation of Miles’ traditional look in the comics, sticking close to artist Sara Pichelli’s original design from Ultimate Comics Spider-Man Vol 2. #5, and can be unlocked in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 by reaching Level 3.

37 Evolved Suit

Miles’ Evolved Suit is a completely new design made by Insomniac Games and is unlocked during the “Finally Free” mission in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2‘s story. This suit is designed to better harness Miles’ evolving bioelectric powers, with the blue elements moving organically as if the current is flowing through them. The default suit includes larger portions of red and blue, which is more Peter Parker’s style than Miles’. However, there is a suit variant that brings the design closer to the traditional Miles Morales black and red color palette.

36 Into The Spider-Verse Suit

Insomniac included Miles’ costume from 2018’s Academy Award-winning Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse in Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and it returns in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, becoming unlockable at Level 30. The suit came with the unique option to change the frame rate of Miles’ character model to match the animation style of the movie while wearing it. This feature has been carried over into Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 along with all the other suits from the Spider-Verse animated movies.

35 Into The Spider-Verse SB Suit

Before creating his own black and red look, Miles wore a shop-bought Spider-Man suit in Into the Spider-Verse, which was sold to him by a shopkeeper played by Spider-Man’s co-creator, Stan Lee. The shop-bought suit also sports a yellow cape to show off Marvel’s Spider-Man 2‘s cape physics, although in the movie this cape was a throwaway gag as Peter B. Parker states “Spider-Man doesn’t wear a cape” while quickly pulling it off Miles. This costume can be unlocked in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 upon reaching Level 33​​​​​​.

34 Across The Spider-Verse Suit

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 includes Miles’ new suit from the 2023 sequel Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, which becomes available upon reaching Level 44 in the game. After over a year of heroics, Miles had grown into his role as his universe’s “one and only” Spider-Man. Alongside this development, Miles changed his suit to make it more unique to him, streamlining it by removing elements from Peter Parker’s old suit such as webbing and adding long red lines – a decision that led to some ridicule from the other Spider-People – down the side of his body.

33 Sportswear Suit

Miles’ Sportswear Suit was simply Miles using one of Peter’s spare masks while in training at the start of Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales. It includes a blue winter jacket, red hoodie, and shorts worn before getting his own full Spider-Man costume. This look returns in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 upon reaching Level 10, with alternative color palettes for this design that match the darker black, red, and gray used in Into the Spider-Verse for his hoodie and shorts. These variants all use Miles’ black and red mask instead of Peter’s as well.

32 Great Responsibility Suit

The Great Responsibility Suit was a gift from Peter to Miles at the start of Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales and took inspiration from Peter’s Ultimate Spider-Man design with large rounded eyes. While intended as an upgrade to Miles’ Sportswear Suit, it was evident that the young superhero was still in training, as Peter included safety features such as knee and elbow pads into this design. While the original design is based on Peter’s suit as Miles hadn’t found his own identity as a hero yet, there is now a color variant closer to Miles’ look in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, and the suit can be unlocked at Level 42.

31 T.R.A.C.K. Suit

Miles’ T.R.A.C.K. suit returns in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and is unlockable upon reaching Level 3. Insomniac’s striking white, black, and red look was an original design for the Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales game. For those who liked the large angular spider design of the suit but preferred Miles’ more traditional all-black and red look, the variants include a version without the white detailing, as well as one with Peter Parker’s classic red and blue.

30 Miles Morales 2099 Suit

The Miles Morales 2099 Suit originally appeared on a variant cover for Miles Morales: Spider-Man Vol. 1 #12, incorporating the spider emblem of Miguel O’Hara’s Spider-Man 2099 with elements more suited to Miles Morales. The hooded, glowing 2099 suit was available as an alternate suit in Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales and returns when reaching Level 13 in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 with a series of new color variants.

29 Advanced Tech Suit

Miles’ Advanced Tech Suit is an original design created by Insomniac Games for Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales. In that game, the suit was unlocked as part of the free 1.9 firmware update. However, it is available in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 with three color variants at launch, and can be unlocked at Level 16.

28 Miles Morales 2020 Suit

The Miles Morales 2020 Suit originally debuted as a variant cover by Rahzzah for Miles Morales: Spider-Man Vol. 1 #13. The cyberpunk-esque design was featured in Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales but is returning with three different color variants, including a striking white and black look that matches the suit’s already futuristic vibes with its blue L.E.D. styled helmet. This suit is available at Level 19 in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

27 Homemade Suit

Miles’ Homemade Suit – which consists of sportswear, a balaclava, and goggles – first appeared in 2016’s Spider-Man Annual Vol. 2, which depicted an alternate telling of Earth-616’s Secret Invasion event. In that story, Miles hastily threw together the suit as Manhattan was invaded by Skrulls. This suit appeared in Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales and returns with alternate color variations in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2​​​​​ upon reaching Level 27.

26 Bodega Cat Suit

The Bodega Cat Suit from Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales returns as part of Miles’ wardrobe and can be unlocked upon reaching Level 24. The costume is simply Miles’ regular suit – albeit with larger Ultimate Spider-Man-esque eyes – with sneakers and a hoodie with a spray-painted spider symbol on it. The main appeal of the suit, however, is Miles’ masked cat companion – also called Spider-Man – who sits in his backpack and reacts accordingly to his superhero antics.

25 Purple Reign Suit

The Purple Reign Suit sees Miles don an attire more akin to the one worn by his uncle, Aaron Davis, as his criminal alter-ego, The Prowler. The suit first appeared in Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales as a reward for working with Aaron on his music by sampling sounds from across the city.

Aaron returns in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 looking to close the door on his criminal past once and for all, and while the Purple Reign suit becomes available at Level 21, it’s worth assisting Aaron to accumulate enough Tech Parts to purchase it and its different suit styles. One of the Purple Reign Suit alternate color palettes incorporates Miles’ traditional black and red into the design, rather than the Prowler’s purple and green.

24 S.T.R.I.K.E. Suit

Miles’ S.T.R.I.K.E. Suit is an original costume that was made for Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and it returns when reaching Level 39 in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. When discussing the suit’s design, artist Dave Rapoza stated that the brief he was given was to “make a suit like you would an action figure, something cool kids would wanna play with” and cited Kamen Rider and the Gundam series as his inspiration.

23 Programmable Matter Suit

Miles’ Programmable Matter Suit was an original design for Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales. The suit uses a highly versatile material developed by Miles’ childhood friend Phin Mason during her time working with The Underground as The Tinkerer. The suit returns in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 upon reaching Level 37 with an alternate purple color scheme that pays homage to the equipment and costume Phin made with programmable matter.

22 Crimson Cowl Suit

Miles’ hooded Crimson Cowl Suit was designed by Insomniac for Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales and returns in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 at Level 48. In the comics, however, the Crimson Cowl was not a name associated with Miles Morales, as it refers to a costume typically worn by villains, most prominently Justine Hammer and Ultron-5 as they both ran versions of the Masters of Evil.

21 The End Suit

Miles’ End Suit first debuted in Miles Morales: The End Vol. 1 #1, in which an elderly Miles is the Mayor of a post-apocalyptic Brooklyn, which is one of the few safe places remaining after Earth was ravaged by super germs. Insomniac’s take on the suit returns from Spider-Man: Miles Morales when players reach Level 34, with additional color palettes. These include a red and blue one that matches Peter Parker’s Spider-Man look, an inverted red and black design, and a black, red, and white style reminiscent of Insomniac’s original T.R.A.C.K. suit.

20 10th Anniversary Suit

One of Miles Morales’ most recent comic designs has been included in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and becomes available at Level 36. The 10th Anniversary Suit was designed by Chase Conley for Miles Morales: Spider-Man #30 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Miles Morales. The suit features large red lenses and a red and black sporty attire with a baggier top and sneakers that have become synonymous with many of the character’s redesigns since the Into the Spider-Verse movie.