Spider-Man

Jefferson Davis (father): Police captain. A strict, principled, and loving father who initially disapproves of Spider-Man's activities. Rio Morales (mother): Nurse. An emotional, energetic, and supportive woman who is proud of her son's academic achievements. Aaron Davis / Prowler (uncle): Jefferson's brother. In the original, a thief and mercenary for the Kingpin, who secretly supports his nephew. Alive on Earth-42 and raising his nephew, Miles. Mayday Parker (cousin/friend): Daughter of Peter B. Parker from another universe, who becomes a close friend and ally to Miles in the second film. Gloria Morales: *Miles's maternal grandmother. In the comics, she's an older, but very energetic and powerful woman with a strong character who keeps the entire family in line.

• Maria Morales: Miles' aunt, Rio's younger sister. A cheerful, lively teenager (in some versions), often serving as the voice of youth culture in the family.

Purpose: To monitor "spider totems" in different realities and prevent deviations from their canonical fate (for example, the death of loved ones), since such changes can lead to the destruction of the universe
Conflict: The Society confronts Miles Morales when they learn he is the "original anomaly" whose father was not supposed to die to save the world.

Pavitr Prabhakar / Mumbai Spider, Hobie Brown / Spider-Punk, Margo Kess / Digital Spider: The Rank and File
Ben Reilly / Scarlet Spider: Operative
Peter B. Parker and Mayday Parker: Temporary Allies/Headquarters Residents
Gwen Stacy/Spider-Woman: Member of the Task Force until her expulsion for helping Miles
Jess Drew / Spider-Woman: Miguel's right-hand woman, an operative from Earth-404
Miguel O'Hara / Spider-Man 2099: The leader of the organization, the ideologist of the Society

In the animated film Spider-Man: Web of Versus, Prowler 42's personal home is not shown.

The main action on Earth-42 takes place in an abandoned warehouse, where Uncle Aaron brings a captured Miles for interrogation. A deleted scene from the film is also known to exist, which shows Miles the Rogue and his Uncle Aaron in action on the streets of Earth-42.
According to the Ultimate comic book universe (on which the character is based), the Prowler often uses various tech bases, warehouses, or high points in the city as temporary shelters to store his equipment.

A dark, noir version of New York City. The main feature of this universe is that it has never had its own Spider-Man.
Without a superhero, the city's crime rate is much higher than usual: gangs control the streets, and the Sinister Six operate as a legal cartel.
In this world, Uncle Aaron Davis is alive and raising his nephew Miles (Rogue 42), who defends the city on his own without spider-powers. Meanwhile, Miles Morales' father from Earth-1610 is dead on Earth-42.
Spider-Man's headquarters is a gigantic high-tech complex in Nueva York on Earth-928.
It's a massive, multi-level city-base, home to hundreds of Spider-Men from different dimensions. It houses training grounds, laboratories for monitoring the multiverse, and portal generators for traveling between worlds.

Miles Morales (1610): *Spider-strength, wall adhesion, invisibility, and spider-sense. Unique ability: bio-electric shock (Venom Pulse).

• Rogue 42: *Has no superpowers. Uses a high-tech suit: a gliding cloak, grappling hooks, smoke grenades, and reinforced gloves.

• Aaron Davis (Earth-42): An ordinary man. Master of stealth, hand-to-hand combat, and marksmanship; uses a grappling hook to navigate the city.

Appearance: *A dark-skinned teenager of Afro-Latino descent. Usually wears a bright red sweatshirt, jeans, and sneakers.

• Personality: Smart, kind, but insecure and introverted. Prone to doubts ("Am I doing the right thing?"), has a great sense of humor, and is incredibly empathetic.

Miles Morales's living uncle. Unlike the original, he doesn't die and acts as his nephew's stern guardian (Roamers 42), helping him keep New York's criminal underworld at bay.
A stocky middle-aged man with a short, graying haircut, he wears a dark jacket and practical street clothes, without the superhero costume.
A tough, pragmatic, and stern guardian. Unlike his Earth-1610 counterpart, he's not affiliated with the Kingpin's criminal enterprise, but he keeps a tight rein on his nephew for his own "safety."

Prowler 42 is Miles Morales from the alternate universe Earth-42, who in his reality wasn't bitten by a radioactive spider and didn't become Spider-Man. Instead, he adopted the Prowler identity (inspired by his uncle Aaron Davis) and became a vigilante protecting ordinary people from supervillains.
In the animated film Spider-Man: Web of Versus, the character, along with his uncle, kidnaps the original Miles Morales, mistaking him for an impostor, and brutally interrogates him in an abandoned warehouse.