Haha, I almost believe you - you're so intent on being right, you'll tell yourself anything. It's quite obvious you totally misunderstood the discussion, and instead of bowing out when you were corrected, you changed the point if your argument. Kinda sad, man.
They're similar schools of thought, but with distinctly different outcomes.
Compared to the new suit, ASM suit looks ragged, cobbled together and almost mean. Not what you'd really define as a picturesque hero's suit (in the sense that a superhero looks like a hero). The more refined suit, with larger, less intimidating eyes make the suit seem more legitimate for a superhero, ergo more "heroic". The light colors help, too. That's basic color theory and color tropes in art. These might seem "silly" to you, but these are all things discussed, dissected, and put into practice in creation of media, especially in comics.
My point has been consistent from the beginning- The TASM2 suit looks more "iconic", brighter, friendlier, happier, whatever. I agree with that- More "heroic"? Definitely not. That's such a vague term that, in terms of visuals, is completely subjective. That's my real point. But hey, if you've got to keep using weak cop outs wherein you try to convince yourself that I've got no idea what I'm talking about, then go for it. Whatever makes you feel better (though it does absolutely nothing for your argument). Look how easy it is to do:
lol! If you keep telling yourself that it's true, maybe someday you'll believe it. Contentless. But please, carry on.
In your OPINION, the TASM costume looks "ragged", "cobbled together" and "mean" (huh?). I think it looks like great and really well designed, not at all ragged or cobbled together- a great alternate take on the traditional costume that doesn't look at all "mean" (again, huh?). This is you making things up and trying to pass them off as though they are facts.
Again, you bring up the brighter colors and larger eyes, which make the suit "less intimidating" and more "legitimate for a superhero" in your opinion. Right, you keep bringing this up- Which is why I brought up Batman or how about Ghost Rider or Blade? Their costumes aren't "bright" or "unintimidating", yet they are still heroic. Your logic isn't working.
Now you're bringing up color theory and "color tropes" and just dropping them into your argument without expanding on WHY they mean anything. Looks like it. The only thing I said was silly is you guys trying to contrast how the TASM2 costume is somehow more "heroic" than the TASM one, when that's something you can't possibly do because there's no true visual definition of what it means to look "heroic". Bigger eyes? Brighter colors? lol. Good job trying to twist my words though.
Every valid point I've brought up, you've conveniently ignored. Is the Ben Reilly Spider-Man costume somehow less "heroic" than classic costume, but more "heroic" than the Iron Spider costume? You keep trying to put constraints on what does or does not look "heroic", when that's something you can't do.