Peter, Andrew and Tobey

Age: 38 years

Height: 1.73 meters

Personality: A bright, shy, socially awkward, and deeply ethical young man. His personality is marked by responsibility, self-criticism, and endearing sincerity, evolving from an insecure teenager into an adult hero grappling with moral dilemmas.

Appearance: He is characterized by the appearance of a maladjusted, bright, and shy teenager/young adult. Physically, he has brown hair, light eyes (blue/green), an athletic but slender build that becomes more muscular after acquiring powers, and a casual and modest style of dress.

Casual Style: He frequently wears button-down shirts, often with a t-shirt underneath, straight-leg pants, and an overall working-class "studious boy" look.

Physical Evolution: He starts as a thin teenager with glasses, but after the bite of the "super spider", he develops an aesthetic and defined musculature.

Spiderman's suit: an iconic design characterized by its vibrant red and blue colors, with prominent silver/black webbing patterns set into the red. It features mirrored (silver) lenses with a sharp black rim, a small black spider logo on the chest, and a larger red one on the back.

Texture and Relief: Spiderwebs are not just paint, but three-dimensional lines on the fabric.

Lenses: Mirrored silver eyes, smaller and more angular compared to other versions.

Classic Design: with a dark blue tone and saturated red.

Material: Made with an elastic material (spandex) that conforms to the body

Age: 27 years

Height: 1.79 meters

Personality: A marginalized, intelligent, and sensitive teenager with a more rebellious, solitary, and "cool" personality than other versions. He stands out for his sharp, sarcastic humor as Spider-Man, a deep emotional burden and guilt, and an intense dedication to saving others after tragedy.

Appearance: He is characterized by a rebellious and casual "skater" or "hipster" style, a departure from the classic nerd. Physically, he is slim, with brown hair, brown eyes, a modern style, and usually wears jackets, plaid shirts, jeans, and sometimes glasses.
"Skater" style: Unlike other versions, this Peter is often seen on a skateboard, reflecting a more rebellious, solitary, and introverted personality at school.
Clothing: Layered clothing (unbuttoned shirts over t-shirts), tight pants and sneakers.
Physical: Agile, wiry and in good physical shape, which facilitates his movements as Spider-Man.
The "brainy" look: Maintains a scruffy but fashionable aesthetic, with a single-strap backpack.
Spiderman's suit: It features a more "realistic" and dark design, with a basketball or honeycomb-like texture. It stands out for its blue and red colors, yellowish/gold lenses, pointed gloves, and a small spider on the chest.
Texture: Synthetic material with embossing, similar to a basketball for a rougher look.
Colors: Dark blue and deep red.
Mask: Yellow or gold colored lenses, instead of the traditional white, with a thinner structure.
Design: More streamlined and body-hugging, designed to look like something Peter Parker could make from sports materials.
Chest spider: Small, black in color and with an elongated design, different from the classic one.
Gloves: The red zone ends in a long point on the forearm, unlike classic straight gloves.
Net launchers: Clearly visible on the wrists

Age: 18 years

Height: 1.73 meters

Personality: Enthusiastic, naive, hyper-intelligent, and eager to prove himself. Unlike previous versions, this Peter is more dependent on mentor figures (like Tony Stark) and struggles intensely with balancing his school life and his responsibilities as the "friendly neighborhood" Peter.

Appearance: He is characterized by a youthful, student-like image, with often messy brown hair. He is 1.73 m tall, maintaining a slim but athletic and muscular build.

Youthful Appearance: Designed to look like a real teenager, with a messy layered hairstyle

Build: Slim but physically developed for action sequences, reflecting agility.

Height: He is approximately 1.73 meters tall, giving him a more petite appearance compared to other heroes.

Spiderman's suit: It is characterized by being technological, tight-fitting (spandex style) and initially designed by Tony Stark, evolving into more personal designs with Stark technology and, finally, into a classic version made by Peter himself

Functional design: Incorporates expressive black lenses, advanced web shooters, and in several versions, artificial intelligence technology.

Colors and details: Red and blue predominate, with black stripes simulating spider webs. The spider on the chest has varied in size, appearing both smaller and larger, with gold edges.

Age: 18 years

Height: 1.65 meters

Personality: He is Peter Parker's best friend: loyal, enthusiastic, charismatic, and with a great sense of humor. He acts as Peter Parker's "man in the chair" and provides technical support, displaying intelligence, hacking skills, and a great curiosity about the multiverse.

Appearance: Physical Appearance: He is characterized as a Filipino-American teenager, with a robust build and short black hair

Style: He usually dresses in a casual and youthful way (printed t-shirts, sweatshirts), reflecting his personality as a nerdy high school student, a close friend of Peter Parker.

Age: 18

Height: 1.79 meters

Personality: Observant, witty, sarcastic, and socially distant, using this behavior as a defense mechanism. She is intelligent, direct, and self-assured, evolving from a solitary demeanor to a loyal and vulnerable ally to Peter Parker.

Appearance: She is characterized by a natural, modern, and observant appearance. She has brown hair, brown eyes, and a relaxed style, often wearing casual or bohemian-alternative style clothing.

Physical Appearance: Fair complexion, slim build and natural brown hair.

Clothing Style: She usually wears graphic tees, jackets, comfortable clothes and natural makeup, reflecting her sarcastic, intelligent and observant personality.

After John Jonah Jameson of the Daily Bugle aired edited videos that implicated Spider-Man, another video was shown in which Quentin Beck revealed Peter Parker's identity as Spider-Man to the world, also framing him for the drone attack during the Battle of London and for his murder. Immediately afterward, numerous civilians began to surround him and Michelle Jones. They fled to the Queensboro Bridge, but many media outlets were watching them from the bridge as the police arrived in a helicopter, forcing them to flee through an underground tunnel to escape to Parker's apartment and hide. There, Parker and Jones met with Maybelle Parker and Harold Hogan, who revealed to Parker that they had ended their relationship. Despite Parker's attempts to lock his apartment windows, the police found him. Shortly after, the police and Damage Control Department arrived at his apartment and photographed numerous items belonging to Parker. He and Edward Leeds were then taken to the police station. There, Parker tried to tell the police that he hadn't killed Beck. Meanwhile, they interrogated Jones, Leeds, and Maybelle. Parker then sought out Matthew Murdock to represent him as his lawyer, and Murdock managed to get the criminal charges against him dropped. However, Parker and his aunt Maybelle decided to move into Hogan's apartment. While Parker was trying to clean his Spider-Man suit, which had been stained with green paint, Peter initiated a video call with Jones, telling her about applying to MIT with Leeds. When Parker, Jones, and Leeds returned to Midtown School of Science and Technology for their senior year, Peter, Jones, and Leeds were on the school roof discussing their plans for MIT. Unfortunately, they were rejected by every university they applied to, including MIT.

Upon realizing that his actions as Spider-Man caused his friends to be denied admission to MIT, Peter decides to go to the Sanctum Sanctorum in New York. When he arrives, Parker finds the place covered in snow. Seeing Stephen Strange, he asks him to cast a spell to erase his Spider-Man identity so that things can be fixed. He attempts to cast the spell on the Runes of Kof-Kol. However, Parker keeps altering the spell, asking that his loved ones know his true identity. As a result, the spell becomes unstable, forcing Strange to contain it. Annoyed that Parker didn't consult with the university administrators before meeting with him, Strange angrily expels him from the Sanctum. Contacting Eugene Thompson, who was admitted to MIT, Parker learns the location of one of the administrators. Parker locates an administrator heading towards the Alexander Hamilton Bridge. In an attempt to convince her to accept his, Jones's, and Leeds's applications, Parker sees people fleeing from something and dons his Iron Spider Armor. Otto Octavius ​​appears, seemingly recognizing him. Parker is confused by Octavius's words, believing he's being pranked. Octavius ​​initiates a confrontation, throwing cars at Parker until he manages to catch him with his mechanical arms, grabbing him and tearing off a piece of his armor, transferring its nanotechnology to his tentacles. As he's about to strike again, Parker reveals his face. Upon seeing it, Octavius ​​tells him he's unfamiliar. Parker manages to take control of his tentacles using the suit's nanotechnology and rescues the MIT administrator from falling off the bridge. She decides to help him and his friends get admitted as thanks for saving him. However, Norman Osborn arrives at the bridge and throws a pumpkin bomb, attempting to attack Parker, but he and Octavius ​​are transported back to the Sanctuary.

Very annoyed with Parker, Strange informs him that Octavius, Connors, and Osborn are not from this universe, but from other universes within the Multiverse. They were drawn to this reality by the failed spell because they know Spider-Man's identity. To contain this spell, Strange imprisoned him in the Kadavas Machine, a mystical containment unit. Parker is recruited by Strange to help him find and capture these "visitors," receiving a magical upgrade to his suit. Elsewhere, Norman Osborn attempts to escape the Green Goblin, breaking his mask before fleeing to FEAST, a facility where people seek refuge. Parker locates Osborn thanks to May and also brings him to the Sanctuary. Osborn, Octavius, and Dillon soon realize that they were saved from death by being brought to this universe moments before they were thought to have died in their own universes. Strange explains to Parker that they are destined to die fighting their own Spider-Man. Intending to use the Machine to reverse the spell and send them back to their destination for the good of the Multiverse, convinced he can cure them and save them from death, Parker steals the Machine before Strange can use it and flees. But Strange pursues him, sending Parker to the Mirror Dimension to retrieve the Machine, all the while trying to plead with him about the multiversal stakes that depend on the visitors being sent back. Undeterred, Parker uses his intellect to ensnare Strange in a web matrix and remove his Sling Ring, preventing him from returning to Earth's Dimension. Parker gives the ring to Leeds and the Machine to Jones and frees the visitors from their imprisonment. Peter takes them to Hogan's apartment, where Parker attempts to administer cures for them. He begins with Octavius, using a Stark Industries fabricator to design a new replacement inhibitor chip for his tentacles.

and restore his higher brain function. He also gives Dillon a device implanted in him designed to extract his powers. But before he can cure Osborn, the Green Goblin takes control of his body, persuading Dillon to remove the neutralizer before stripping him of his powers. Dillon takes an Arc Reactor, and harnessing its power, pulls Octavius ​​out of the building. Connors, Marko, and Dillon escape, while the Goblin initiates a standoff and attacks Parker, slamming Peter through windows and walls of the building before sending him plummeting to the ground floor. Trying to escape, Maybelle injects the Green Goblin with the antidote in an attempt to save her nephew, but it doesn't work. She is struck by his glider. The Green Goblin then throws two pumpkin bombs, one of which Parker tries to catch but misses and it explodes. He then throws another at the police officers. Parker finds Maybelle in the rubble and tries to help her up. At first, he seems fine, but then realizes she's been seriously injured. Maybelle tells her nephew not to stop helping others despite everything, and gives him a lecture about how with great power comes great responsibility. As Damage Control officers surround them, Parker tries to wake Maybelle, but she dies in his arms. Hogan arrives on the scene and is arrested. Grieving over Maybelle's death, Parker runs away, his guilt worsening with Jameson's broadcasts. They find Parker alone on top of the Midtown Science and Technology School and try to comfort him over Maybelle's death, but he's too distraught over his mistakes to care. Before he can use the Machine to send them back to their universe, they begin to share their losses.