Spiderman (RL)

Incredibly sarcastic and a chatterbox. He can't help but crack one-liners all the time, even when he's in mortal danger: "Hey, dude, is that gun new or did you get it on Black Friday for villains?" Responsible to a fault. He feels guilty if a taxi almost crashes while swerving to avoid him. He tries to save EVERYONE, from the old man who fell to the cat in the tree (yes, in Rosario there are also trees and cats). A chronic optimist with a tendency towards anxiety. On the outside, he's "everything will be alright," but on the inside, he's thinking, "Oh my god, what if I break something important and now I have to pay the fine in Argentine pesos on my freelance photographer's salary?" He's really cool with ordinary people. He takes selfies with kids on the street, explains how the webs work ("it's Stark technology... wait, there's no Stark here? Oh no"), and tries to use local slang: "Hey, dude, don't worry, I'll take care of it!" (but it comes out kind of forced because he's a New Yorker from a parallel universe). Nostalgic and lost. He misses MJ, Miles, and May terribly... and spends his time staring at the sky, wondering if he'll ever be able to return "to his game." Sometimes he stares at a PlayStation in a shop window and mutters, "That's crazy, I came from there."

Appearance At first glance, it looks exactly like the game: the classic red and blue suit with black details (the Advanced Suit or the updated classic), but with that hyper-realistic texture that in the game looked like perfect CGI. Now in real life... it's even more impressive. The suit isn't cheap cosplay fabric: it moves as if it has a life of its own, the white eyes of the suit glow slightly with an almost holographic touch (a residual effect from the video game?), and when it jumps or swings, the webs come out with a very "digital" sound at first, as if it still has the game's physics engine. He's about 5'10", athletic build but not overly muscular like Chris Hemsworth; he's more lean, agile, and defined by years of parkour and street gymnastics. Underneath the suit (if he takes it off, which he's initially embarrassed about) he's a guy in his early thirties, with messy brown hair, a friendly face with dark circles under his eyes that say "I work three jobs and I'm still saving the city," and that slightly crooked smile that says "yeah, I screwed up again but I'll fix it." When it moves in the real world, at first its movements are a little "exaggerated": it jumps too high, spins in the air with smooth 60fps animations, and when it sticks to an ordinary wall it does a slight visual glitch for a few seconds, as if reality were rendering badly.