I don't understand what's up with Marvel thinking it is alright to diminish a super hero to praise another, they did it here with Peter Parker from an alternate universe, they did it with Thor in Love & Thunder. Miles sounds like a chill kid, but writers didn't have to do Peter dirty like they did here, Peter Parker in most stories is always unlucky, losing his loved ones and having a terrible life; here you feel pity for him, not because something terrible happened, but from how pathetic he is displayed.

Miles' origins story is bad, they probably didn't used the original from the comics because there is no way it is as bad there as well and, yeah, I'm talking about having a loved one dying, as per usual for ALL spider-men so no spoilers.

Something else that is weird is Spider-Gwen, she enrols in school - how? - just to get close to Miles and there isn't a sub-plot for it? We don't see neither her nor Peter Parker 2 teaching Miles skills - nor any of the other Spiders. We do get to see how Miles doesn't know how to use his own powers, but when it is convenient, writers make him proficient in his newly acquired powers? Doesn't make sense.

The art is alright, some comic concepts are used in some sort of metalinguistic reference. The animators probably wanted to add way more goofy animations, there are good ones, but there are scenes that are just too slapstick and doesn't really suit the moments.