The Web Slinger or Project: SL1NG//R is the titular fictitious vehicle from the attraction Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure.
Description[]
The Web Slinger was designed as a, "Super Autonomous Vehicle" to be used by law-enforcement and vigilantes, inspired by the web-slinging of Spider-Man. The shell of Vibranium and nitinol (a hybrid alloy of nickel and titanium) which being fitted for high maneuverability. The vehicles were propelled by propulsion drive trains on their bottoms, guided by real-time mapping orchestrated by the A.I., "S.H.A.R.I.N.". For an engine, the Web Slingers have a Vibranium resonator.[1]
Fitting to their names, the Web Slinger came equipped with Web Shooters. These web-shooters were supplied by two tanks, one of a strong ampullate fluid and the other of a flagelliform fluid which created synethetic flexibility. The web shooters mixed these together to replicate Spider-Man's fighting style. Web shooting was assisted by lightweight glasses which provided, "WEB Vision" for an enhanced targeting system.
History[]
The Web Slingers were created by the Stark Industries sponsored organization the Worldwide Engineering Brigade or W.E.B. in the Avengers Campus of Orange, California. The design was influenced by the Iron Wing of the Stark Expo and the superhero Spider-Man whose alter-ego Peter Parker was an engineer on the project. The vehicles were created with tech repurposed from this expo with a team including Harley Keener, Doreen Green, Lunella Lafayette, and Onome.
The Web Slingers were to be shows off at an open house where Peter's invention the Spider-Bot began replicating and destroying the facility. Peter changed into Spider-Man mode and then recruited attendees of the Open House to use the Web Slingers in Avengers Campus' underground utilidoor systems and stop the Spider-Bots. This mission was ultimately successful.
Appearances[]
Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure[]
Trivia[]
- The ID on the Web-Slingers are STRK-042619, which translates to Stark April 26, 2019, the date which Avengers: Endgame released and which featured Tony Stark's MCU death. Despite this easter-egg, Tony Stark is still alive in park continuity.
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