Gamers Unearth Hilarious ‘Naruto Run’ Glitch in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 on PS5

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 for PlayStation 5 has enthralled players with its open-world exploration and Easter eggs. While the game received high praise, gamers unearthed both intentional and amusing glitches. A standout find involves Peter Parker adopting the famed “Naruto Run” after a bike glitch near a subway entrance. The glitch positions Peter in a running pose akin to the iconic ninja run from the anime Naruto, a nod to actor Yuri Lowenthal’s Naruto role. This quirky bug adds to a series of other amusing glitches, including Miles Morales morphing into a cube and players briefly assuming the role of the antagonist, Venom.

Discoveries like Peter riding his childhood bicycle beyond the specific mission context have kept fans entertained. The “Naruto Run,” inspired by the anime’s superhuman speed run, holds cultural significance, surfacing in memes and even past gaming glitches. Connecting Yuri Lowenthal’s roles only adds to the fun. As players delve into Spider-Man’s world, these glitches add an unexpected, humorous dimension. Such playful bugs inject levity, allowing players to engage in amusing antics within the superhero-packed universe, potentially offering novel ways to tackle villains and navigate the bustling streets of New York City.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 for PlayStation 5 has enthralled players with its open-world exploration and Easter eggs. While the game received high praise, gamers unearthed both intentional and amusing glitches. A standout find involves Peter Parker adopting the famed “Naruto Run” after a bike glitch near a subway entrance. The glitch positions Peter in a running pose akin to the iconic ninja run from the anime Naruto, a nod to actor Yuri Lowenthal’s Naruto role. This quirky bug adds to a series of other amusing glitches, including Miles Morales morphing into a cube and players briefly assuming the role of the antagonist, Venom.

Discoveries like Peter riding his childhood bicycle beyond the specific mission context have kept fans entertained. The “Naruto Run,” inspired by the anime’s superhuman speed run, holds cultural significance, surfacing in memes and even past gaming glitches. Connecting Yuri Lowenthal’s roles only adds to the fun. As players delve into Spider-Man’s world, these glitches add an unexpected, humorous dimension. Such playful bugs inject levity, allowing players to engage in amusing antics within the superhero-packed universe, potentially offering novel ways to tackle villains and navigate the bustling streets of New York City.