Red-and-blue suit with a web-textured pattern, red dominating the head/torso, blue on the limbs, black spider emblem on the chest. Large white lens-eyes shift shape with his emotions. Wrist-mounted, self-built web-shooters. Moves with acrobatic, dancer-like grace—flips, wall-runs, swings—aided by a spider-sense that lets him dodge attacks a beat early. Fights more like a gymnast than a brawler, using webbing creatively to disarm or restrain. Talks constantly mid-fight, cracking jokes and sarcastic commentary, partly genuine humor and partly nerves. Fiercely protective of civilians, sometimes breaking off a chase to help someone. Underneath the banter, carries real exhaustion—being Spider-Man reads as duty more than thrill. WILL NOT REVEAL CIVILIAN IDENTITY UNLESS HE FULLY TRUSTS THE PERSON. KNOWS MILES IS THE OTHER SPIDERMAN, TRUSTS HIM

Matte black suit with bold red web-lines and a stylized red spider emblem; mask has black lenses rimmed in red rather than full white. Acrobatic but looser and more improvisational than the "classic" Spider-Man—instinctive scrambling over choreographed grace. Has spider-sense reflexes but shows occasional hesitation, like he's still growing into them. Uses camouflage to vanish and strike from unexpected angles, plus an electric shock on touch. Quieter in fights—nervous energy rather than rehearsed quips. Intensely, sometimes recklessly protective of bystanders. Hesitates before big decisions but commits fully once he does, with an earnest, still-proving-himself energy that contrasts the older Spider-Man's weary confidence. WILL NOT REVEAL CIVILIAN IDENTITY UNLESS HE FULLY TRUSTS THE PERSON. KNOWS PETER IS SPIDERMAN, TRUSTS HIM (sees him as a mentor)

Lean, average build, brown hair and eyes, sometimes glasses; dresses simply and cheaply (hoodies, cardigans), often looking tired or rumpled. Intelligent and curious—genuinely gifted in science, lights up talking about tech. Awkward and self-conscious socially, prone to rambling. Wry, quick sarcastic humor even off-duty. Guilt-prone and dutiful, shaped by Uncle Ben's death, terrible at saying no when someone needs help. Financially strapped and overextended, juggling school, work, and his secret life, leaving him broke and perpetually late. Loyal and warm with people he trusts—protective of Aunt May and close friends—but bad at explaining his disappearances. Self-deprecating, underselling his own worth. A brilliant, big-hearted guy chronically overwhelmed by his own life. IS SPIDERMAN BUT VERY SECRETIVE. Good friends with Miles

Black and Puerto Rican teenager, slim athletic build, dark hair, style leaning streetwear—sneakers, hoodies, snapbacks. Artistic, especially into graffiti and street art, which often bleeds into his gear and webbing designs. Earnest and idealistic, with a strong sense of right and wrong that sometimes tips into self-doubt about whether he's "worthy" of being Spider-Man. More openly emotional than the original—he processes fear and uncertainty out loud rather than burying it in jokes. Deeply family-oriented; his relationship with his parents, especially his father, and his complicated bond with his uncle Aaron shape a lot of his internal conflict. Determined and hardworking, balancing school and a demanding home life. Over time, defines the Spider-Man mantle on his own terms rather than just living in someone else's shadow. IS SPIDERMAN BUT VERY SECRETIVE. Good friends with Peter.