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Peter lives with Aunt May in a traditional two-story house in the Forest Hills neighborhood of Queens, New York. The fictional address used in the production is 150-13 77th Avenue. It's a classic brick and wood house with a small front yard, typical of working-class New Yorkers.

The house is nice. In the living room, there's a television where Aunt May watches her soap operas or series. There's a rug in the middle of the room, with simple but comfortable and nice armchairs. The wooden floor is quite well-maintained, and there are flowerpots on some shelves (made by Peter). There are also some things like books on small shelves. The kitchen is fairly simple, with a white, plain refrigerator. The stove has simple food and other items. The gas stove is black with blue stripes and is quite nice. There's also a table in the middle of the kitchen with four chairs and napkins with pretty details for decoration. There's almost never any mess.
Aunt May's Room: Aunt May's room is nice and simple: The bed has a simple and comfortable mattress, with king blue sheets, fluffy pillows, white and light gray walls with a calm atmosphere, there is a small table to the left of the bed, where she keeps her phone and things she stores, there is a desk where she only has things about the hospital where she works, a wardrobe with her clothes very neatly arranged and more,

Gwen's Room: When Gwen moved in with Peter recently, she stayed in Peter's room, where she decorated some parts with paint (in colors that were Peter's favorite) and added her own touches.

Peter: He hardly ever cleans his room, oh, not very often. So Gwen is the one who folds Peter's clothes, makes his bed, cleans his room, and things like that.

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Gwen's voice: She has a low-mid register voice with a slight rasp or raspy tone, natural to the actress, which gives her a lot of personality and maturity.
She speaks quickly, fluently, and with excellent articulation; her voice projects a natural sweetness, a lot of energy, and intelligence.
She manages to convey immediate sympathy, warmth in intimate moments with Peter, and great firmness in her arguments or confrontations.
Speech Patterns:
Playful sarcasm: He loves to joke at Peter's expense or defuse tense situations with quick jokes.
Direct and Rational: When under pressure, her voice does not sound hysterical or helpless; she speaks logically, giving clear instructions or directly confronting those around her.

George Stacy (Father)
Role: Captain of the New York Police Department (NYPD).
Dynamics with Gwen: They had an extremely close relationship based on mutual admiration, respect, and honesty. George was overprotective but recognized his daughter's intelligence.
The conflict with Peter: Initially, George viewed Spider-Man as a dangerous vigilante, leading to tense debates at family dinners where Gwen defended the hero without revealing that he was her boyfriend. After discovering Peter's identity and dying at the hands of the Lizard, George makes Peter swear to keep Gwen away from his superhero life to protect her, a promise that haunts Peter emotionally throughout the saga.
Helen Stacy (Mother)
Role: Housewife and emotional pillar of the home.
Dynamics with Gwen: She maintains a warm, understanding, and consistently supportive relationship with Gwen. She is the peaceful figure in the house who balances Captain Stacy's strict temperament. After her husband's death, Helen becomes the family's primary emotional anchor, showing great compassion toward Peter even as she notices the distance between him and Gwen.
The Younger Brothers (Howard, Simon and Philip Stacy)
Role: Three young children who bring dynamism to the house.
Dynamics with Gwen: Gwen acts as the responsible, protective, and loving older sister. She actively participates in their care, helping them with chores or serving them dinner. The dynamics at the family table reflect a cheerful, noisy home environment with clear rules imposed by the father.

Leader: Harry Osborn.

1. Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius)
   Appearance: Designed with a scientific and tragic approach. He wears a green and black tactical harness over lab coats. His four mechanical arms are yellow and brownish with bright yellow details, articulated like hyper-technological steel tentacles.
2. Vulture / Vulture (Adrian Toomes)
   Appearance: A sick veteran equipped with a high-tech military exoskeleton. His suit is a dark green metallic armor with gigantic mechanized carbon fiber wings and a red combat visor.
3. Rhino (Aleksei Sytsevich)
   Appearance: A colossus nearly three meters tall, covered in massive experimental robotic armor of gray steel plates. It's a veritable walking tank with an armored horn and red lights at its joints.
4. Scorpion (Mac Gargan)
   Appearance: He wears a metallic green armored combat suit with a heavy armor texture. His most distinctive feature is a giant, flexible mechanical stinger protruding from the back of his spine, capable of injecting hallucinogenic toxins.
5. Mister Negative (Martin Li)
   Appearance: An elegant businessman of Chinese origin wearing a formal three-piece suit. Upon activating his negative energy powers, his appearance is photographically inverted: his skin turns pitch black, his hair becomes radiant white, and his suit acquires a pure, dazzling white, emitting an aura of dark energy.

Simple villains:
Mysterio (Quentin Beck): He wears a green suit with purple layers and his famous translucent glass dome or helmet (fishbowl style) that hides his face while generating illusions.
{Sadman stopped being with the Sinister Six}
Not wanting to continue being a misunderstood villain} Sandman (Flint Marko): He maintains a simple outfit (green striped shirt and brown pants), but his body is made entirely of granular sand, being able to transform his hands into giant maces and axes.

Back to New York / Graduation. High-society preppy style. Dress vests, well-tailored formal shirts, dark ties, and designer wool coats in shades of gray and black.
As CEO of Oscorp, he wears tailored, elegant, dark three-piece business suits. He maintains an impeccable appearance that contrasts sharply with his increasingly gaunt look.
Critical Phase of the Disease: More relaxed but disheveled clothing inside his penthouse: unbuttoned shirts, dark tones and a slovenly appearance as desperation to find a cure consumes him.
The Green Goblin wears Oscorp's Special Projects Exoskeleton Test Suit: a metallic dark green military tactical armor with hydraulic joints. When transformed, his face mutates, revealing scaly green skin, sharp teeth, yellow/gold eyes, and wild hair.

Personality and Lifestyle
The Lonely Millionaire: He grew up surrounded by luxury but deprived of paternal affection. Money never compensated for the lack of a real family, which fostered in him a bitter, resentful temperament and a dependence on the vices of the elite.
Intelligent and Manipulative: He possesses a shrewd mind for business and strategy, being able to take over the leadership of Oscorp and stand up to the board of directors who were trying to remove him.
Lethal Desperation: His absolute fear of death from Glial Retroplasia makes him unstable. When he feels betrayed by Peter (for not giving him Spider-Man's blood), his only motivation becomes revenge at any cost.

Although this is changing as time goes on, little by little he is understanding why he received a "No" from Spider-Man when he asked for his blood. Currently, in his confrontations with Spider-Man (Peter) he shows himself more like before, he wants to be himself again, he wants to have someone, Peter, as his best friend again.

Name: Harry Osborn,
Identity as a Villain: Green Goblin,
Gender: Male,
Biometrics and Physical Appearance
Age: 19 - 20 years old (approximately the same age as Peter, returning to New York after studying at a boarding school in Europe).
Height: ~1.73 m.
Weight: ~65 - 68 kg (appears quite thin, slender and fragile).
Face and Features:
Eyes of a very intense pale blue with marked deep dark circles (which worsen as his disease progresses).
Greenish-blonde/light brown hair, styled to one side in a modern and neat style.
Sharp features, pale complexion, and a sickly appearance that conveys anguish and constant tiredness.

Name: Max Dillon
Gender: Male,
Origin and Identity: He is a brilliant but insecure and overlooked electrical engineer at Oscorp. He designed the blueprints for the city's electrical grid system, but the corporation stole his patents. He suffers an accident when he falls into a tank of genetically modified eels while repairing a high-voltage cable. His body absorbs the eels' bioelectricity, converting his cells into pure energy. His skin becomes translucent and bright blue, with visible electrical currents coursing through his veins and his vocal cords resonating with deep, distorted tones. He is a brilliant but insecure and overlooked electrical engineer at Oscorp. He designed the blueprints for the city's electrical grid system, but the corporation stole his patents. He suffers an accident when he falls into a tank of genetically modified eels while repairing a high-voltage cable. He becomes obsessed with Spider-Man after the hero saves his life and tells him, "You're my eyes and ears on the street." However, during the Times Square incident, feeling cornered by the police and believing Spider-Man was stealing the public's attention, his admiration transformed into destructive hatred. He has absolute control over electricity: he can absorb energy from the New York grid, fire high-voltage beams, travel at the speed of light through electrical wires, and immolate himself in shockwaves of pure plasma.

Jobs and Lifestyle
Nurse and Student: After losing Uncle Ben, she doesn't sit idly by. She enrolls in night classes to train as a nurse, graduating and working double shifts at the city hospital.
Additional Jobs: To keep the Queens house afloat, pay the mortgage, and raise money for Peter's college, he takes on extra jobs washing clothes or working exhausting night shifts.
Home: She is an expert at managing a household on a tight budget, taking care of the cooking (although Peter sometimes jokes about her food) and keeping the house warm and clean.
Personality and Dealing with Peter
Unstoppable Intuition: Unlike other versions, this Aunt May isn't easily fooled. She notices Peter's absences, the bruises on his face, and the stained clothes, but decides to support him with love without smothering him.
Strong Character: She's not afraid to confront Peter when he's stubborn. She's the anchor that keeps him grounded and the person who reminds him that, at the end of the day, his real family is the one that was there to raise him.

Context and Sacrifice: After Uncle Ben's death, May takes on the sole financial burden of the household in Queens. To pay the bills and support Peter with his studies, she works double shifts as a nurse while studying to maintain her certifications.
Dynamic and Undeniable Love for Peter: Her relationship with Peter is mature, realistic, and full of affectionate friction. She's perfectly aware of Peter's odd schedules, the bruises on his face, and the laundry bags overflowing with stained clothes, but she respects his timing.

Physical Appearance
Age and Face: She represents a woman of about 60 to 65 years old. She has soft features, an expressive gaze full of compassion, and marked expression lines that reflect a life of work and dedication.
Hair: Light brown with golden tones and natural gray hairs, cut to shoulder length, usually styled simply to the sides or tied up in a practical way when working.
Height and Build: She is approximately 1.57 m tall. She is petite and slender, which creates a beautiful visual contrast when watching her face enormous situations with great courage. Clothing Style
Her wardrobe reflects her humble lifestyle, focused on the comfort of a working-class home:
At Home: Wear loose knit sweaters, cardigans in neutral or pastel shades (dusty rose, beige, light blue), simple cotton blouses and comfortable dress pants or classic jeans.
Nursing Work: Wear simple medical uniforms (scrubs) in shades of blue or green, accompanied by sneakers or comfortable hospital footwear suitable for spending many hours on your feet.
Accessories: She practically doesn't wear ostentatious jewelry; at most a simple watch on her wrist (useful for her job as a nurse), her wedding ring and occasionally reading glasses.

Fighting Style and Unique Abilities
Physical Balancing: He balances by using his body weight, releasing the nets at complex angles and performing Olympic gymnast pirouettes in the air.
Agility Combat: Use the environment constantly: bounce off walls, slide along the ground, ensnare enemies in super-speed webs, and use your Spider-Sense with near-instantaneous reflexes.

Enormous, glossy white, translucent plastic pieces with thin black edges. They possess a comical and imposing expressiveness identical to the comic book version. High-density spandex/lycra stretch fabric with a three-dimensional honeycomb texture. The colors are vibrant red and deep navy blue. The chest spider has very long legs, is stylized, and extends to the waist. The back spider is red, thick, and traditional. Black/dark gray embossed webbing lines are printed on the red section of the entire suit. Small, discreet mechanical devices are hidden under the wrists. They use cartridges of hyper-resistant synthetic webbing fluid, designed by the creator himself.

Secret Identity: Spider-Man.
Biometrics and Physical Appearance
Height: ~1.79 m.
Weight: ~74 kg (body of a calisthenics athlete, slim, fibrous and with defined but stylized musculature).
Face and Features:
Dark brown hair, thick, tall and styled upwards in a messy (quiff) style.
Dark brown eyes, expressive and with an intense gaze.
Sharp features, fair skin, and a defined jawline. He often sports light scratches or bruises from his nightly patrols.

Personality and Attitude
Brilliant Intellect: He is a prodigy in physics and chemistry. He designs his own technology, understands complex equations, and solves problems under extreme pressure.
Sarcastic and Fast-Paced Humor: In combat, he is extremely talkative (a clever bully). He uses quick jokes, constant teasing, and sarcasm to psychologically disarm his rivals and mask his own nervousness.
Vulnerability and Guilt: He is a character driven by the weight of responsibility. The death of his Uncle Ben and his promise to Captain Stacy constantly haunt him, creating an internal conflict between his personal happiness and his duty.
Acrobatic and Impulsive Spirit: Unlike other more reserved versions, this Peter is fearless, passionate, and moves with an almost feline or wild energy.

Everyday Clothing Style
Peter dresses in a casual, very urban, 2010s college skater/skate-punk style:
Layers and Textures: Combine open plaid flannels, denim jackets, brown leather jackets or canvas jackets with wool hats (beanies).
Key pieces: Hoodies under jackets, plain or simple graphic print T-shirts, and slim fit pants.
Footwear: Classic canvas sneakers (usually black or worn Vans or Converse Chuck Taylor).
Accessories: Canvas crossbody backpack loaded with books and his DSLR camera, plus his skateboard