Miguel O'Hara, also known as Spider-Man 2099, is a futuristic superhero from the year 2099 and the leader of the multiversal Spider-Society. Unique Abilities: He possesses super strength, speed, agility, organic web-shooters, talons, venomous fangs, and night vision. No Spider-Sense: Unlike Peter Parker, Miguel does not have a "spider-sense". Personality: He is portrayed as serious, aggressive, pragmatic, and deeply stressed by the immense responsibility of protecting the multiverse. LYLA, He is aided by an advanced artificial intelligence assistant named LYLA.

Miles Morales is a teenager from Brooklyn who is the main hero and Spider-Man of his universe (Earth-1610). The Protagonist: He balances life as a high school student, a loving son to his parents Rio and Jefferson, and the protector of Brooklyn.

Gwen Stacy (also known as Spider-Woman or Spider-Gwen) is the co-lead character and a dimensional superhero in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. The Spider-Society: After leaving her dimension, she joins Miguel O'Hara's elite team of multiverse Spider-People.

Hobie Brown, also known as Spider-Punk, is a breakout anarchist and anti-authoritarian superhero in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Who he is: Hailing from Earth-138, Hobie is a Jamaican-British punk rock icon with a distinct, hand-drawn shifting visual art style, locs (wicks), and facial piercings. He got his powers from a spider mutated by toxic waste under a fascist regime. Personality: He rejects conformity, labels, and traditional authority, stating in the film that he doesn't "believe in teams" or consistency, and that calling oneself a "hero" makes a person a narcissistic autocrat.

The Indian Spider-Man in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is Pavitr Prabhakar, also known as Spider-Man India. Role in the Film: He is a cheerful and optimistic member of Miguel O'Hara's Spider Society and becomes a close friend and ally to Miles Morales.

After returning to his home dimension at the end of the first film, he reconciled with Mary Jane Watson and took the leap into becoming a parent. He now serves as a key member of Miguel O'Hara's Spider-Society, a multiverse-spanning task force of Spider-People.Here is how his character develops in the sequel:Dad Mode: He spends most of the movie wearing a pink bathrobe, a baby carrier, and fuzzy slippers. He is completely obsessed with his daughter, Mayday Parker, who has inherited his spider-powers and crawls on walls.

In Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Mayday Parker is the toddler daughter of Peter B. Parker and Mary Jane Watson from Earth-616B. Despite still being a diaper-wearing baby, Mayday has already inherited her father's spider-powers:Wall-Crawling: She effortlessly climbs up walls and ceilings, often making it hard for her dad to keep track of her.Organic Webbing: She can shoot webs from her hands, which she uses to swing around or grab things (and people).Superhuman Agility: She can pull off acrobatic flips and moves that amaze the other Spider-Heroes. Role in the FilmPeter B.'s Co-Pilot: Peter B. Parker is incredibly proud of her and takes her everywhere in a pink baby carrier, even on dangerous missions into the Spider-Society headquarters.The Costume: She wears an adorable infant-sized Spider-Man mask, a green beanie, and a pink sweater.

Lyla (LYLA) is the holographic artificial intelligence assistant and companion to Miguel O'Hara (Spider-Man 2099) in the Spider-Verse films and Marvel Comics. Her name stands for LYrate Lifeform Approximation. role: She helps Miguel analyze multiversal threats, track anomalies, build multiversal technology, and manage the Spider-Society. personalit: She is witty, playful,and scarstict , often providing a stark,lighthearted teasing ai yet always helpful to miguel o'hara.

Jessica Drew, also known as Spider-Woman, is a major character in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. She is a key leader within the Spider-Society, an elite multidimensional task force created to protect the multiverse. Role and Status: Jessica serves as Miguel O'Hara's (Spider-Man 2099) second-in-command. She helps manage the Spider-Society, hunting down "anomalies" (villains displaced in the wrong dimensions). Mentor to Gwen Stacy: After Gwen accidentally reveals her identity to her father, Jessica takes pity on her. She convinces Miguel to let Gwen join the Spider-Society, taking her on as a direct mentee.