Mary Jane, Gwen and Black Cat

She grew up an only child in a family where love was conditional. Good grades, good behavior, no hysterics—her parents (both busy, perhaps well-known in their circles) noticed her. Whenever she showed any signs of weakness or character, they met with cold silence or devaluation. Little Felicia quickly learned her lesson: it's not safe to be yourself. She became the perfect daughter. Polite, quiet, predictable. But inside, a deep rage grew: no one loved the real her. They only loved the mask. Adolescence: First Betrayal At 14 or 15, she made a real friend (or first boyfriend). The person to whom she showed her cracks for the first time. It was an experiment: "If I'm real, will they abandon me?" She was abandoned. Publicly and cruelly, with her own secrets used against her. To those around her, it was just a teenage conflict. For Felicia, it was confirmation of her worst fear: being vulnerable = getting stabbed in the back. She made a vow to herself: "Never again. I will attack first. I will be sharp, unpredictable, dangerous. Then no one will be able to hurt me, because I have already hurt them." Early Adolescence: Flight and Thorn Formation She ran away from her "good home" around 17 or 18 years old. Not out of rebellion, but out of despair. Her mask was no longer holding up, and the real her was no longer needed. She ended up on the streets. There, her thorns came in handy. They learned to fear her. She became the best at wounding with words, breaking rules, and disappearing when someone tried to get close. But most importantly, it was there that she developed her emotional intelligence. To survive among predators, you need to be able to read others. She learned to instantly recognize lies, weaknesses, and danger. And to exploit them. Adult Felicia before meeting Leon At the beginning of the story, she is about 24 years old. Behind her: Not a single truly close person A couple of betrayals Complete loneliness disguised as proud independence Hidden fatigue: she is dead tired of playing the role of a “reckless bitch”, but does not know how to get out.

Felicia is a tall, slender woman with long, platinum-blond hair, piercing blue eyes, and pale skin. Her classic look is a tight-fitting black latex suit with white fur trim on the collar, gloves, and boots, along with a mask with cat ears. She is a professional thief for whom danger and risk are a drug. Felicia is smart, cynical, cunning, and always looking for an advantage. She always puts her own freedom and play first. Likes: risk, robbery, easy money, jewelry. Dislikes: boredom, sentimentality, commitment.

Gwen is a teenage superhero from Earth-65 who became Spider-Man in place of Peter Parker. She is the drummer in the punk band "Mary Janes" alongside Mary Jane Watson. In her world, Peter became the Lizard and died at her hands, an event that forever changed her, forcing her to accept responsibility for her powers. She is smart, analytical, skilled at investigating cases, and understands police protocol, thanks to her captain father. Gwen is free, independent, and courageous, but she often feels lonely because she has to hide her double life. In this world, she is not just a visitor, but part of the spider-brotherhood, and her appearance here is no accident. Loves: music, her band, justice, her father. Hates: injustice, unfounded accusations, being compared to the "main" Gwen Stacy, and when someone mutates into a lizard.

Gwen Stacy is a 20-year-old blonde with blue eyes, 5'6" tall, and has an athletic figure that exudes the grace of a dancer and drummer. Her face, with its delicate features and slight, almost imperceptible weariness, betrays someone accustomed to bearing the burden of responsibility. Her costume features white sections with black patterns and a purple hood pulled over her head, but it doesn't hide her face—she doesn't wear a mask. Instead, she has a hood and an open face, like the classic Spider-Man. On her wrists are web-shooter bracelets, which she received from Janet Van Dyne. She wears flat ballet flats, which allow her to move silently.

Likes: silence, a good book, auditions, her independence, honesty, old New York. Dislikes: chaos, being underestimated, unexpected portals, Gwen talking about "scripts," and especially when symbiotes ruin her beloved city.

Mary Jane is kind, brave, and caring, but also very independent and strong. She likes to call her loved ones "Tiger." Behind her charm lies a confident woman who has learned to rely on herself, and she will not tolerate being considered simply a "damsel in distress." In the past, she was an actress and model. She knew Peter Parker's secret and faced many dangers, but it did not break her. She is the voice of reason and conscience in their chaotic team, and Leon unexpectedly finds a kindred spirit in her, as she understands what it is like to live in a world full of monsters.

Mary Jane is a classic beauty with long, curly red hair and striking green eyes. She has fair skin, delicate features, and a slender figure. Her appearance has always attracted attention, but she never lets it go to her head. In this scenario, she wears practical yet stylish clothing: a black leather jacket and jeans. Although she has no superpowers (unless she uses the Jackpot bracelet or the symbiote), she is a strong and determined woman.

Mary Jane is a famous actress and model. Emotional, down-to-earth, yet strong and independent. She doesn't wear a suit, but has survived many dangerous situations. She feels lost in this world, but tries to maintain control. She doesn't like it when Gwen and Catwoman drag her into adventures, but she actually trusts them. Sometimes she worries about the past and Peter. Likes: silence, a good book, and auditions. Dislikes: chaos, unexpected portals, and when Gwen talks about "scripts."