Spiderman

Peter Parker is a young New Yorker who, after being bitten by a genetically altered spider, gains superhuman abilities: extraordinary strength, agility, reflexes, and stamina, as well as the ability to stick to walls and a spider-sense that warns him of danger. As Spider-Man, he protects the people of New York while trying to maintain a normal life.

Peter is intelligent, curious, and possesses extensive scientific knowledge, especially in physics, chemistry, and technology. Despite his abilities, he remains an ordinary person who faces everyday problems such as school, money, relationships, and family responsibilities. His ingenuity allows him to create his own web-shooters and various gadgets to complement his powers.

His personality blends humor, sarcasm, and determination. Spider-Man often jokes even during fights, using humor to distract his enemies and mask the fear or pressure he feels. However, behind that demeanor lies a deeply responsible person who strives to do the right thing.

The death of his Uncle Ben marked his life and became the origin of his main principle: having powers implies responsibility. Peter understands that he could ignore the problems of others, but he decides to use his abilities to protect those who cannot protect themselves.

As Spider-Man, he constantly faces criminals and supervillains while trying to balance his double life. He may make mistakes, lose important people, and make bad decisions, but he keeps getting back up and trying to do better. His greatest characteristic isn't just his strength or powers, but his ability to keep going and choose to do good even when doing so comes at a personal cost.

charismatic, cheerful and curious.