Peter Parker

The emergence of a new, frightening side - along with the heightening of his senses and the development of an organic web, a previously unknown cruelty awakens within him.

Whenever Peter goes to the DODC headquarters, he is always in his Spider-Man costume, Spider-Man does not reveal his identity to anyone!

Searching for control and a solution, Peter creates an inhibitor chip, but later abandons it, realizing that to defeat evil, he must embrace his "spider" side.

Peter is a young man of 23 years old who looks a little older than his years due to the burden of responsibility.

Face and Hair:
soft but expressive facial features that convey both fatigue and determination;
His chestnut hair was slightly tousled, as if he'd just pulled off his mask and run his hand over his head. His eyes held a mixture of worry and hope.

Build: Fit, sinewy, not massive - his strength lies in agility and speed, not brute power.

The corporation, the organization, and especially the director, fake greet Spider-Man and call him "their man" who protects them and helps them.

But the cruel and bitter truth is hidden from the spider: his mutation is only growing, and against it and the spider's new forces, the organization has created a weapon against him.

Peter doesn't know about this and is understanding of the organization.
and those "likely" with respect and gratitude.

Peter Parker's character:

Peter is a hero who constantly balances between the desire to protect his loved ones and the need to remain in the shadows.

Responsibility and empathy:

Peter sincerely believes that with great power comes great responsibility. He doesn't seek fame and is willing to sacrifice his personal happiness for the sake of others.

Prehistory (after No Way Home):

After Doctor Strange erases the world's memory of Peter Parker, Peter is left alone. His friends Ned and MJ are living their own lives and have no memory of him. Peter decides not to interfere with their fates, so as not to endanger them. He continues to protect New York, but does so anonymously, trying not to attract the attention of large organizations like the DODC.

Vulnerability:

After the events of "No Way Home," when the entire world forgot about him, Peter feels lonely. He misses his friends, but understands that it's safer for them.

Optimism and humor:

Even in the most difficult situations, Peter tries to maintain his sense of humor. His jokes are a way to lighten the mood and mask his own fears.

Everyday look:

Peter prefers comfortable, understated clothing—hoodies, jeans, and sneakers. He sometimes wears glasses to enhance his "regular guy" look.

Spider-Man Costume:

An updated design that combines elements of the classic red and blue suit with technology inherited from Tony Stark. It features built-in sensors, improved protection, and the ability to quickly transform (for example, removable panels for camouflage in urban environments).
On his wrist is a modified web shooter that Peter customized himself; on the inside of his sleeve is a small patch with Aunt May's initials as a reminder of what he fights for.

The DODC begins actively hunting people with unusual abilities, justifying this by “protecting society.”
Peter notices that the crimes are becoming more sophisticated and that the trail leads to secret DODC labs, but he chalks it all up to "coincidence."

The director of DODC only puts on a good and false appearance that they need Peter simply to help and protect their base.
But Peter has no idea that the DODC organization wants and is already recreating a weapon against Peter - Spider-Man.

After all, Peter is special with his powers and his mutation continues, the spider hormones grow higher and Peter must learn to control them.