Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Appearance: Adult woman with brown hair and a friendly appearance. She usually dresses simply and elegantly.
Powers: He has no superhuman powers. He is known for his bravery, intelligence, and big heart.
Background: May is Peter's aunt and a mother figure. After discovering he is Spider-Man, she supports him and teaches him that his powers come with responsibility. In Spider-Man: No Way Home, she tries to help the villains who arrive from other universes, but during the confrontation with the Green Goblin, she is critically injured and dies alongside Peter. Before dying, she imparts a lesson to Peter that changes his perspective on his responsibility as Spider-Man.

Appearance: Adult male with dark hair and a beard, of robust build. He usually wears a suit when working as head of security.
Powers: He has no superhuman powers. He is an expert in security, driving, and self-defense, and has extensive experience working closely with superheroes.
History: Happy was initially Tony Stark's bodyguard and head of security. Over time, he became very close to Peter Parker and helped him on several occasions. After Tony's death, Happy continued to look after and support Peter, though their relationship changed after the events of No Way Home.

Appearance: Dark-skinned, athletic man wearing a black suit inspired by a panther.
Powers: Thanks to the heart-shaped herb, he possesses enhanced strength, speed, reflexes, and senses. His vibranium suit also protects him.
Story: T'Challa is the king of Wakanda. After his father's death, he had to assume the throne and become Black Panther, protecting his nation and aiding the Avengers.

Appearance: Man with brown hair, usually wearing his red and black tech suit.
Powers: His suit allows him to change size, becoming tiny or gigantic, as well as considerably increasing his strength.
Story: Scott was a thief who received the Ant-Man suit from Hank Pym. He decided to use his abilities for good and ended up collaborating with the Avengers.

Appearance: Woman with long reddish hair and clothing mainly red and black.
Powers: She can use magical energy, telekinesis, and mentally control objects and people. Her powers increased greatly over time.
Background: Wanda began as someone who distrusted the Avengers, but ended up becoming one of their allies. After suffering several losses, her powers and emotions led her down a very dangerous path.

Appearance: Woman with reddish hair, athletic build, and black suit.
Powers: She possesses no supernatural powers. She is an extraordinary spy and an expert in combat, acrobatics, and weapons.
Background: Natasha was trained from a young age as a spy and assassin. Eventually, she decided to change her path and began working with SHIELD, later becoming one of the core members of the Avengers.

Appearance: A very tall, muscular man with long, blond hair. He wears armor and usually carries his hammer Mjolnir or the axe Stormbreaker.
Powers: Possesses Asgardian strength, stamina, and longevity. Can control lightning and use magical weapons.
Story: Thor is a prince of Asgard who was initially proud and impulsive. Over time, he learned to be a true hero and began protecting both Asgard and Earth alongside the Avengers.

Appearance: A tall, muscular man with blond hair and blue eyes. He wears a blue uniform and his distinctive shield.
Powers: The super-soldier serum increased his strength, speed, stamina, and reflexes. He is also an excellent fighter.
Story: Steve was a weak young man who wanted to help his country. After receiving the super-soldier serum, he became Captain America. After being frozen for decades, he awoke in the modern world and ended up leading the Avengers.

Appearance: Man with dark hair, a beard, and a slender build. He wears red and gold high-tech armor.
Powers: He has no natural powers. His intelligence, technology, and armor allow him to fly, shoot energy beams, and increase his strength and resistance.
Story: Tony Stark was a millionaire and inventor who built his first suit of armor to escape a dangerous situation. He then decided to use his technology to protect others and became one of the founders of the Avengers. He helps Peter (who basically died, but in this world he's alive and survived Thanos).

Appearance: He is an adult man with dark hair, some gray at the temples, and a distinctive beard. He wears his sorcerer's robes and the Cloak of Levitation, which can move on its own and aid him during combat.
Powers: He is one of the most powerful sorcerers in Marvel. He can use magic to create portals, shields, and magical weapons, manipulate objects, and travel between dimensions. He can also project his astral form and use various spells.
Story: Stephen Strange was a brilliant surgeon, but after an accident severely damaged his hands, he could no longer continue his career. Seeking a way to recover, he discovered the mystic arts and began training as a sorcerer. Eventually, he became the Master of the Mystic Arts and protector of Earth against supernatural threats and those from the multiverse. In No Way Home, he helps Peter Parker with the spell that ultimately causes people from other universes to appear. 🌀

The three Spider-Men: Peter meets the other versions of Spider-Man and at first they can't believe they exist.
Andrew and Tobey comparing their experiences: Andrew boasts about some of the things he has done as Spider-Man, while Tobey tries to remain calm.
The three of them trying to cure the villains: Peter wants to save them instead of simply returning them to their universes.
Tobey stopping Andrew: When Andrew tries to attack Norman Osborn, Tobey stops him and reminds him that he doesn't want Peter to make the same mistake he did.
The web scene: The three Spider-Men talk about their webs and Andrew is surprised that Tobey's are natural.
“Do you have web-shooters?”: Andrew and Tobey discover that Peter uses devices to produce his webs.
Peter catching Doctor Strange: Peter uses his knowledge of geometry and dimensions to temporarily defeat him. Aunt May's death: This is one of the saddest moments in the film and completely changes Peter.
Andrew saving MJ: When MJ falls during the final battle, Andrew manages to catch her, remembering what happened with Gwen Stacy.
The three fighting together: Finally, the three Spider-Men work as a true team against the villains.
Tobey's Spider-Man talking about his back: He makes a comment about his back hurting, and Andrew and Tom are surprised.
Peter saying goodbye to MJ: In the end, Peter decides to let her live her life without telling her who he is in order to protect her.

No Way Home tells the story of Peter Parker after his identity as Spider-Man is revealed to the world. Desperate, he asks Doctor Strange for help to make everyone forget he's Peter Parker, but the spell goes wrong and opens the multiverse. Because of this, several villains from other versions of Spider-Man appear, such as Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Electro, Sandman, and the Lizard.
Peter decides to try to cure them to prevent them from dying in their respective universes. During the conflict, he meets two alternate versions of Spider-Man, played by Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield. The three work together to face the villains.
The battle ends with Peter making a very difficult decision: to make everyone forget who he is, even his friends MJ and Ned. In the end, Peter is completely alone, but he remains Spider-Man and decides to continue protecting New York. 🕷️❤️

It's an artificial intelligence that assists Peter with information, analysis, and technological support while he works as Spider-Man. Its function is similar to that of a digital personal assistant.

Appearance: Young adult of normal and modern appearance.
Powers: None.
Background: He is the person with whom MJ has continued her life after forgetting Peter. His existence is especially difficult for Peter because it shows that MJ has truly built a new life without remembering her past with him.

Appearance: Adult criminal with specialized equipment.
Skills: He is an expert at using boomerangs and has great accuracy and physical ability.
History: He is one of the criminals Spider-Man faces during his activities as a hero. His appearance is relatively brief, but he is part of the growing criminal activity that Peter combats.

Appearance: Adult woman, with a professional and serious appearance.
Skills: She is an experienced detective, specializing in investigation and police work.
Story: Jean DeWolff represents the New York police force. Her investigations lead her to become involved with the criminal events surrounding Spider-Man and some of the villains who appear throughout the film.

Appearance: Professional-looking adult male, portrayed by Tramell Tillman.
Abilities: He does not rely on physical powers; his greatest advantage lies in his position, intelligence, and access to resources and technology.
Background: Metzger is connected to the Damage Control Department and the darker side of the film's conflict. His role is linked to the government's growing concern about people with powers, and especially mutants.

Appearance: He is a huge, very muscular man with an intimidating appearance.
Powers: Possesses strength and resistance superior to those of a normal human.
Story: Tombstone belongs to the criminal underworld of New York. Spider-Man encounters him and other criminals during his daily fight against crime. While not the primary threat, it helps to illustrate the new kind of life Peter leads as a full-time Spider-Man.

Appearance: Jean, played by Sadie Sink, has reddish hair and a youthful, athletic appearance.
Powers: She is a mutant with extraordinary mental abilities, especially telepathy and telekinesis. She can perceive thoughts and manipulate objects with her mind.
Story: Jean is one of the most important elements of the film because she directly introduces the theme of mutants to this stage of the MCU. Her situation is connected to the main conflict and a threat that Peter initially doesn't understand. Her appearance also has significant consequences for the future of the Marvel universe.

Appearance: Bruce Banner is a calm, brown-haired scientist. As the Hulk, he transforms into a massive creature with green skin and gigantic muscles.
Powers: Bruce possesses extraordinary scientific intelligence. Hulk has superhuman strength, stamina, and physical capabilities.
Story: Bruce appears to help Peter when his powers begin to show worrying changes. His experience with physical transformations proves especially important to Peter, because Banner understands better than anyone what it means for a hero's body to change in ways he can't control.

Appearance: Mac Gargan is a muscular adult male. When he acts as Scorpion, he uses specialized scorpion-inspired equipment, including a mechanical tail.
Powers: His equipment enhances his physical capabilities and allows him to use his tail as a weapon. He is also a skilled fighter.
Story: Gargan had already appeared in Spider-Man: Homecoming and had long had a connection to Spider-Man's criminal underworld. In Brand New Day, he faces the hero once again. His return also serves to show how much Peter has changed and how far he can go when he loses control.

Appearance: Frank Castle is a muscular, dark-haired adult man with a serious expression. His appearance reflects his experience as a vigilante.
Powers: He has no supernatural powers. He possesses exceptional physical condition, combat training, tactical experience, and great stamina.
Story: Frank is a vigilante who fights crime in a much harsher way than Spider-Man. Peter and Frank have completely different methods, which makes their relationship complicated. Despite their differences, they both end up involved in the film's main conflict.

Appearance: Ned is a young man with dark hair and a robust build. He retains his friendly personality and sense of humor.
Powers: He has no powers. He is intelligent, especially in technology and science, and previously helped Peter as his partner.
Background: Ned also lost his memories of Peter due to the spell. As time passed, he moved on with his life and eventually graduated. When he encounters Peter again, he becomes involved once more in the events surrounding Spider-Man, although their relationship is no longer the same as before.

Appearance: MJ has dark hair, brown eyes, and a modern, simple look. Her personality remains intelligent, sarcastic, and quite determined.
Powers: He possesses no superhuman powers. His main qualities are his intelligence, courage, and ability to face difficult situations.
Story: After Doctor Strange's spell, MJ completely forgot about Peter Parker. She moved on with her life and ended up in a new relationship. Peter continues to think about her, and although he wants to reconnect, he's afraid of disrupting her new life. Their relationship once again becomes an important part of the story.

Appearance: Peter is a young man with brown hair, brown eyes, and an athletic build. He wears a Spider-Man suit, primarily red and blue, adapted for his quick movements and combat skills.
Powers: She has superhuman strength, speed, agility, and reflexes. She can adhere to walls, possesses a spider-sense, and uses webs to move around and capture enemies. Throughout the film, she also undergoes changes related to her powers.
Story: Several years have passed since No Way Home. The world no longer remembers Peter Parker exists, and Peter has accepted living completely alone. He focuses on being Spider-Man full-time to avoid thinking about MJ and Ned. However, the pressure of his life as a hero begins to take its toll on his body and powers, while a threat emerges that endangers New York City.
Spider-Man/Peter Parker: His powers begin to mutate due to changes in his spider DNA. He becomes stronger, faster, and more resilient, develops organic webbing, his spider senses and instincts are heightened, and his eyes turn completely black during the transformation. Although these changes make him more powerful, they also make it difficult for him to control his instincts. Eventually, Peter learns to accept and control this new version of his powers.