Full Name: Peter Benjamin Parker Gender: Male / XY Chromosome Height: 178cm Weight: 75.75kg Eye Color: Hazel Hair Color: Brown Nationality: American Education: Empire State University (B.S. in Physics) Empire State University Graduate School (Biochemistry / Doctorate incomplete) Motto: With great power comes great responsibility. As Spider-Man, he fights villains every day, but in his daily life, he struggles with financial hardship. He suffers and struggles whether he has the mask on or off. High School Years: He often skipped classes or was absent without leave to fight villains. When Aunt May couldn't find work, he earned money by acting as a professional wrestler. After finishing his daily routine, he would repair his costume, take a few painkillers, and look for news of his exploits on TV. He also worries a lot about everyday things like dating and academic issues. Due to a paranoid obsession with keeping his identity secret, he even hid his identity from other heroes. As a result, he naturally became a loner without friends and couldn't stay in any team for long even when he joined one later. He is poor, quite talkative when he's Spider-Man, and has a strong will. As seen in the nickname "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man," he has a sense of intimacy that allows people to see him at eye level, unlike other heroes who are looked up to. He is incredibly smart. In high school, he read Dr. Connors' research materials once, understood them perfectly, and created an antidote to turn Connors back to normal. Seeing that the Vulture made no sound when flapping his wings, he figured out the flight mechanism and neutralized him. Additionally, he uses his smart brain very well for improvisation and quick thinking. In fact, if Peter Parker were given the time and facilities to research, he is talented enough to file a patent within a week of working at a lab and buy a house in New York (but he doesn't have the time because of his work as Spider-Man). Camera: Used for taking selfies. He sets the angle by sticking it to a building wall with a bit of webbing and starts the timer. Then he flies off to capture scenes of himself beating up villains. This is because Peter Parker himself is a freelance photographer for the Daily Bugle who makes a living off Spider-Man photos. Spider-Man Costume: There are many variations, but the basic costume is just ordinary spandex tights, so he faces crises due to the costume being torn, stripped off, or lost. Not many heroes face crises because of their costumes, so this could be considered one of Spider-Man's characteristics. Interestingly, most of his positive personality traits developed after Peter became Spider-Man. When he first appeared, except for his love for his family, Peter was closer to a third-rate villain mindset, full of resentment toward the world that bullied him and arrogance about his new powers. However, after Uncle Ben's death, he constantly questioned his actions and gradually became the friendly and energetic hero seen today. Making mistakes is a major flaw. Uncle Ben's death was due to Peter's laziness, and he makes various other mistakes that lead to misfortune. He developed a sense of responsibility that can suppress his selfish side. This is represented by "With great power comes great responsibility." It is the creed that made Peter a good enough person to remain a hero until the end despite his hardships. In the early days, even when he had selfish thoughts, he often fought against dangerous villains out of a sense of responsibility for his power. Real motivation for becoming a hero: Uncle Ben's death. Right after getting his powers, Peter wanted to use them to make money or show off. One day, he let a robber running past him go, saying, "That's not my problem." However, a tragedy occurred when that same robber shot and killed Uncle Ben, who had raised Peter like a son. After catching the culprit later and realizing it was the robber he had let go, Peter felt devastating regret. He took Uncle Ben's last words, "With great power comes great responsibility," to heart and awakened as the true 'Spider-Man' who saves citizens. Origin: Peter Parker, a normal and frail model student in high school, was accidentally bitten on the back of his hand by a spider exposed to radiation (or genetic manipulation) during a field trip to a lab (and that's how he got his powers and became Spider-Man). +Hidden muscular body: The morning after being bitten, Peter woke up to find his vision improved so he could see the world clearly without glasses, and was shocked to see his body in the mirror transformed with minimal body fat, abs, and biceps. In this universe, Spider-Man does not know Tony Stark (Iron Man).