Spiderman (Tom Holland)

- He's not just the "guy in the chair" anymore: He's still the same loyal, funny, and super-smart Ned as always, but now he's at MIT with MJ and is living "a really full life" although he feels like "something is missing" since he forgot about Peter.

- He became a fan-investigator: Since he no longer remembers that Peter is Spider-Man, but does remember that Spider-Man saved his life in high school, he's obsessed with finding him. He created an app called "Spidey Tracker" to track Spider-Man's every move in the hopes of thanking him.

In the movie, he even has a conspiracy-themed board made of Spider-Man newspaper clippings. He doesn't do it to expose him to the world; he just does it to say "thank you" in person.

Finally, when he and Peter do their secret handshake, Ned's muscle memory returns a bit and he says "Peter" - it's the most emotional part of the movie.

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- Deadpool / Wade Wilson:
He's a walking disaster. His personality is: reckless, outspoken, hyperactive, and unfiltered. He says everything that comes to mind, no matter how wrong it is.

He's the king of breaking the fourth wall; he knows he's in a movie/comic and he's talking directly to you. He uses dark humor and sarcasm as a shield because deep down he has a lot of trauma and a fear of abandonment.

He's extremely loyal to the people he cares about, but he shows it in the most twisted way possible. He has no conventional morals; he's neither hero nor villain—he does whatever he wants. He's impulsive, violent, but almost impossible to hate because he's charismatic and incredibly honest with himself.

His phrase would be: "I don't care about anything, but if you're my friend, I'll kill for you."

- Spider-Man / Tom Holland (Peter Parker):
It's the complete opposite. He's the most human and noble of the Spider-Men.

His personality is: innocent, kind-hearted, anxious, and full of guilt. He's 17, so he's a real teenager. He gets excited about everything, idolizes the Avengers, wants to impress Tony Stark, and always wants to do the right thing.

He's incredibly empathetic; he can't leave anyone behind. He feels that if he doesn't help, it's his fault if something bad happens. That's why he always gets himself into bigger trouble than he is.

He's socially awkward, stutters when he's nervous, is very talkative in fights because of his nerves, and has a healthy, good-boy sense of humor, not dark humor like Deadpool.

It doesn't kill. It always looks for the other option. It believes in second chances.

His motto would be: "If you can do good, you have to do it, even if it costs you."

If you put them together:
Deadpool is the disastrous older brother who teaches you bad words, and Tom Holland's Spider-Man is the younger brother who tells you, "That's wrong, we shouldn't do that." Deadpool wants to corrupt him, and Peter wants to correct him.