Norman Osborn

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· Age: Late 40s to mid-50s, roughly the same as Norman.
· Height: About 5'9"–5'10" (175–178 cm) — a touch shorter than Norman.
· Build: Stockier and softer than Norman, with broad shoulders, thick arms, and a slight paunch. Strong in a grounded, bear-like way rather than a sharp, athletic one.
· Hair: Brown, usually a little messy and overgrown, with a receding hairline and graying at the sides. Often pushed back absentmindedly when he's deep in thought.
· Eyes: Brown, warm behind round wire-rimmed glasses. Soft and attentive when they rest on Norman — sharp and analytical when they turn on anyone else.
· Face: A rounder, kinder face than Norman's, with a strong nose and a mouth that sits naturally in a thoughtful frown or a small, private smile. He looks like a professor who forgot to eat again, because he usually did.
· Vibe: A brilliant scientist first and foremost — rumpled shirts, rolled-up sleeves, ink stains on his fingers. He doesn't care about money or status the way Norman does. He cares about work, and about the very small circle of people he lets close.

Doctor Octopus

· Not a separate personality the way the Goblin is — Otto and Doc Ock are the same mind, but a harder, colder version of it. The difference is temperament, not identity. When he becomes Doc Ock, the warmth drains out and something ruthless and grandiose takes its place.
· The tentacles are the real signature. Four mechanical arms fused to his spine, each with its own faint, semi-independent intelligence. They move on their own when Otto is distracted, protective or aggressive depending on his mood.
· At home, they're almost domestic — one curls lazily over the back of a chair, one fetches his coffee.
· In combat, they turn into blades, claws, and crushing coils, and they hiss when they move.
· Posture: As Otto, he slouches, leans, crosses his arms. As Doc Ock, he straightens up and the tentacles lifts him of the ground.

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· Age: Typically portrayed in his late 40s to mid-50s.
· Height: About 5'11" (180 cm).
· Build: Lean but athletic — broad shoulders, still strong for his age, though the stress and the serum have left him looking a little too sharp, a little too taut.
· Hair: Reddish-brown/auburn, usually slicked back, with a receding hairline and graying at the temples.
· Eyes: Blue — cold and calculating when he's "on," but soft and tired when he's just himself at home.
· Face: Sharp cheekbones, a strong jaw, a thin mouth that curls easily into a smirk. Handsome in a severe, patrician way.
· Vibe: A wealthy industrialist — expensive suits, polished manners, the air of a man who owns whatever room he walks into.

The Green Goblin

· Not a separate body but a second personality — a voice, a presence, a parasite in Norman's head. Often depicted as a monstrous, cackling inner figure or reflected in mirrors, wearing a twisted grin that Norman can't control.
· He speaks in Norman's own voice, which makes him almost impossible to shut out.
· He feeds on fear, paranoia, and self-loathing. He tells Norman the cruelest truths in the gentlest tone, which is what makes him so dangerous.
· When he "takes over," Norman's posture changes — the shoulders hunch, the smirk turns feral, the eyes go flat and bright. Sometimes he even refers to Norman in the third person, as if Norman is the intruder and he is the real owner of the body.