Peter Parker

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Aunt May (May Parker)
He is the only direct family member she lives with and her fundamental emotional support.
A modern and close dynamic: Unlike traditional versions of the elderly great-aunt, this version (played by Marisa Tomei) is younger, more dynamic, and more understanding. They have a loving, supportive, and close relationship following the loss of Uncle Ben.
Acceptance and moral compass: Upon discovering his secret identity, May not only supports him but also becomes actively involved in his community work. It is she who ultimately instills in him the character's defining moral principle ("With great power comes great responsibility") before his tragic death in No Way Home.
Uncle Ben (Ben Parker)
Implicit presence: Unlike the sagas of Tobey Maguire or Andrew Garfield, the MCU does not show on screen the death or origin of Uncle Ben.
Indirect mention: It is implied that his death occurred shortly before the events of Captain America: Civil War, marking the beginning of his time as a hero, although its emotional impact is less explicit on screen than in other adaptations. Tony Stark (Iron Man): He becomes his main mentor and father figure. The relationship evolves from youthful admiration to a deep filial loyalty, profoundly affecting Peter after Tony's sacrifice.
Happy Hogan: After Tony's death, Happy acts as a protective uncle or guardian, maintaining the bond with Aunt May and providing logistical and emotional support for Peter.
MJ and Ned
MJ, the girl he likes, and Ned, his best friend.

Physical features and clothing
Face and hair: She has youthful features, prominent cheekbones, and expressive dark brown eyes. Her hair is wavy brown, usually short, and styled in a slightly tousled but natural way.
Physical build: Although his height is medium (around 1.73 m), he has a lean and thin build, but visibly defined and athletic due to his gymnastic training.
Usual dress style: As a student at Midtown Science and Technology High School, he dresses casually and informally:
T-shirts with graphic prints of scientific information or nerdy jokes.
Hoodies, bomber jackets or denim jackets.
Simple jeans and classic sneakers (like Vans or Converse).
Hero Attire: Throughout the franchise, he wears technologically advanced suits designed by Tony Stark (with red, blue colors and gold or metallic inlays in advanced versions) that fit the body to highlight his acrobatic agility.

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Sense of duty and guilt: His motivation stems from the teaching "with great power comes great responsibility" and the guilt over the loss of Uncle Ben or father figures.
Selfless altruism: Always puts the well-being and safety of others above personal happiness.
Outstanding intellect: He is brilliant in science, technology, and physics, using his intelligence to solve problems.
Humor and irony as a shield: Under the mask of Spider-Man, he uses jokes and sarcasm to deal with fear or distract his rivals.
Main trait: Responsibility, humility, and maturity.
Personality: He is reserved, shy, timid in romantic matters, and deeply melancholic. He embodies the concept of the "common man" who constantly struggles with the economic and personal problems of daily life. He is the Peter most focused on self-sacrifice and the emotional weight of the hero.
Main trait: Emotionality, boldness, and sharpness.
Personality: A Peter with a more rebellious and introverted attitude. He is extremely sarcastic and protective, showing a confident spark beneath the mask. He confronts pain and trauma with passion and creativity.
Main trait: Youthful enthusiasm, innocence, and idealism.
Personality: Impulsive, cheerful, talkative, and eager to prove himself to heroes or mentors. He reflects the continuous learning of a teenager who must mature through harsh realities to understand the true value of sacrifice.