"The night Ben died, I hunted down the man who I thought did it. I wanted him dead. I got what I wanted. It didn't make it better. It took me a long time to learn to get through that darkness."
Peter Benjamin Parker is a superhero whose body and DNA were mutated after being bitten by a genetically engineered spider. Operating in New York City as the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, he fought multiple villains throughout his career as a vigilante, including Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus and Sandman. Despite having a tumultuous relationship, Parker and Mary Jane Watson became a stable couple.
Later, after being summoned to a parallel reality due to Doctor Strange's corrupted spell, Parker met that reality's Spider-Man, along with another reality's Spider-Man. After learning that Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, and Sandman had also crossed universes, Parker engineered an anti-serum for Green Goblin for use in a subsequent battle on the Statue of Liberty. The three Spider-Men fought against Green Goblin, Sandman, Electro, and Lizard to cure their afflictions. When the Spider-Man from Strange's universe attempted to kill Green Goblin for murdering his aunt May Parker, Spider-Man compelled him to stand down. With all of their adversaries had been cured, he embraced his alternate selves before Doctor Strange returned him to his universe.
Peter Parker was best friends with Harry Osborn and had feelings for Mary Jane Watson. He was bitten by a genetically engineered spider, which resulted in the alteration of his genetic makeup, gaining superhuman abilities in the likeliness of an arachnid. One night, after Parker's uncle Ben Parker told him "with great power, comes great responsibility", Parker refused to stop the criminal Dennis Carradine which led to Ben getting killed. Parker witnessed the death of his uncle and vindictively hunted down Carradine, thinking he was the murderer, who ended up dying as well. This prompted Parker to realize vengeance did not make him feel any better, and he embraced Ben's philosophy about responsibility as motivation to become the New York City superhero Spider-Man.
During his early days as Spider-Man, Parker faced Green Goblin, the father of Harry Osborn and the alter of Norman Osborn, who met his demise by being impaled by his own Goblin Glider. Later, Parker befriended the well-known nuclear scientist Otto Octavius, who became the villainous Doctor Octopus after his mechanical tentacles took control over him. During this time, Parker temporarily lost his ability to generate webs due to an existential crisis, which he later overcame. In his final battle with Doctor Octopus, Spider-Man was on the verge of stopping Octavius' fusion reactor, but he was then held by the throat. In the end, Octavius drowned in a river with his machine.
Some time later, Harry Osborn went after Parker to assassinate him for the death of his father, and simultaneously, Parker was in a conflict against the mutated crook Sandman and the extraterrestrial Venom Symbiote. Eventually, Spider-Man reconciled with Osborn and became on friendly terms with Sandman, who was also aware of Parker's true identity. Tragically, Osborn passed away in Spider-Man's arms as his best friend, greatly breaking his heart.
Later on, Parker and Watson successfully managed to work out their complicated relationship, despite the inconveniences of Parker's dual identity. Over the years, Parker had been thinking about the possibility that he could have made an Anti-Goblin Serum for Norman Osborn. Spider-Man sometimes went to the top of the Chrysler Building, since that was a place that had meaning to him and where he could find comfort to get away from his troubles. Spider-Man also visited the Empire State Building, seeing that the view from there was sweet for him.[2]
One day, Parker found himself transported into another universe's New York City. During his time there, Parker discovered that this universe's Spider-Man's identity had been outed and he was in trouble fighting some of the enemies Parker fought in the past. He also learned about this universe's Spider-Man's friends Ned Leeds and Michelle Jones through the media. Since then, Parker had been trying to find his alternate self, sensing that this universe's Spider-Man needed his help. At night, he was walking around when an Inter-Dimensional Portal appeared before him. Parker stepped through the portal and found himself in the Leeds Residence, where Leeds and Jones were present.
Leeds assumed he was a random person at first until he clarified his identity while greeting them and Leeds' grandmother. Parker then spotted another Spider-Man and remarked that was not the Spider-Man native to Leeds' and Jones' universe before they quickly shot their respective webs at each other. Both dodged their webs, and Parker shot his web at the other's Web-Shooter, before realizing the other person was another universe's Peter Parker. After Leeds' grandmother politely asked the two web-slingers to clean the webs they shot, she went to bed and Parker approached Jones and Leeds. Parker told them that he had been trying to find their Spider-Man and sensed that he needed Parker's help.
When Leeds and Jones explained that they did not know their Spider-Man's current location, Parker asked if there was a place that had meaning to him, and when he was about to continue speaking, the other Spider-Man said if there was place where he would get away from everything. There was a glance of acknowledgement between Parker and the other Spider-Man, with Parker saying that for him it was the top of the Chrysler Building and the other Spider-Man replying that for him it was the Empire State Building, believing that it had a better view, which Parker complimented that the view was sweet. This prompted Jones to realize that her Spider-Man was on the roof of Midtown School of Science and Technology.
The two Parkers then learned that the younger Spider-Man's aunt May Parker was killed by Green Goblin and that the Macchina di Kadavus, which was in Jones' possession, could send the Multiversal travelers home, so they all went to the top of Midtown High, where the younger Spider-Man was grieving. Parker and the other Spider-Man stood upon the school's tower and stared at the younger Spider-Man from above. They then jumped down and apologized to the younger Spider-Man about what happened to May. When the younger Spider-Man tried to use Macchina to send them back home, saying that they should go home to deal with their enemies and apologized for bringing them to this universe, Jones gently pulled the Macchina back, allowing the two Parkers to talk to him.
Parker tells his experience with loss
Parker told the younger Spider-Man that his uncle Ben Parker was killed because of him, and after the other Spider-Man explained his experience losing his girlfriend Gwen Stacy, Parker continued. He said that he hunted down Dennis Carradine because he thought he killed Ben, but when Carradine died, it didn't make Parker feel better, and it took him a long time to get through his painful emotions.
Parker is stunned to hear Ben's words
The younger Spider-Man expressed that he wanted to kill Green Goblin and started quoting May's statement "With great power-", and Parker finished it with "Comes great responsibility." When the younger Spider-Man asked how he knew that, the two Parkers answered that their respective versions of Ben Parker told them that. The three Peter Parkers stared at each other, overwhelmed by this uncanny connection. Parker ensured that May didn't die for nothing.[2]
The three Spider-Men agreed to work together to cure the villains, so they went to a chemistry lab inside Midtown School of Science and Technology. While the other Parker started remaking the Lizard Antidote for Lizard and the younger Spider-Man started repairing Electro's cure and Sandman's cure, Parker admitted he could make an Anti-Goblin Serum for Norman Osborn, since he had been thinking about it for a long time. He noticed the younger Spider-Man's conflicted expression, so Parker reminded him that they got to cure all of them because that's what they would do.
While Parker was working on Osborn's cure, Ned Leeds approached Parker and asked if he had a best friend, and Parker explained that his best friend tragically died in Parker's arms after trying to kill him, unintentionally making Leeds concerned about himself. Later, Parker noticed the other Parker watching Jones and her Spider-Man embrace each other, and asked the other Parker if he had someone. The other Parker replied that he didn't and asked Parker if he had someone, to which Parker answered that it was complicated. The other Parker suggested that maybe people like them couldn't get girlfriends, but Parker explained that he wouldn't give up, since he and Mary Jane Watson managed to work out their tumultuous relationship, referring to her as MJ, which confused the other Parker. Parker clarified that it was his version of MJ, saying that this situation could get confusing.
The Spider-Men answer Leeds
When Leeds called out for his Peter Parker, all three of them answered and got confused about who he was referring to. Leeds struggled for a while in calling out his Spider-Man, and the group started making their plan. The other Parker recounted that they had to lure the villains some place, try to cure them while they would attack and send them back to their home universes. The three of them looked at each other, physically expressing that this was crazy, but they were doing it.
Parker reveals his organic webs
Parker was asked by the other Parker if he had his own Spider-Man Suit, so he lowered his t-shirt collar to reveal he was wearing his suit underneath. Leeds handed over web cartridges to them for their own Web-Shooters, which confused Parker and prompted him to shoot webs out of his bare wrists, shocking the others. Parker asked the younger Spider-Man that he couldn't do that while the other Spider-Man was fascinated. The younger Spider-Man showed a picture of the Statue of Liberty, which was being renovated and was an isolated area to lure the villains to using the Macchina di Kadavus, since that was the item that they all wanted. Leeds revealed to his Spider-Man that he could use magic from the Sling Ring to open an Inter-Dimensional Portal to go there, which Parker supported and proved. When Jones stated that they were going to "kick some ass", Parker corrected that they were going to "cure some ass", and Leeds added "cure that ass".[2]
Bonding with the Spider-Men[]
Spider-Man stretches his back
"You're amazing. Just to take it in for a minute." "Yeah, yeah, yeah, I can take it in. No, I can take it in." "You... you are amazing."
At the Statue of Liberty, the younger Spider-Man managed to do a live broadcast through The Daily Bugle to lure the villains to Liberty Island for the Macchina di Kadavus. Spider-Man managed to web the cures around the scaffolding, keeping them safe and hidden. He and the other Spider-Man started hanging out around the scaffolding, with the other Spider-Man explaining that Electro used to be nice before he fell into a pool of electric eels and gained his powers. Spider-Man's back was tensing up and started stretching, saying to the Amazing Spider-Man that his back was getting stiff from all the swinging, which the Amazing Spider-Man replied that he had a middle back situation, too.
Spider-Man gets his back cracked
Spider-Man allowed his alternate self to crack his back for him, complimenting that he back now felt better. the Amazing Spider-Man was taking in the moment and admitted that he always wanted brothers, referring to Spider-Man and the younger Spider-Man. Curious, the Amazing Spider-Man questioned how Spider-Man could make organic web fluid, Spider-Man said he would rather not talk about this and asked if he was teasing him. From the crown, the younger Spider-Man chimed in, assuring Spider-Man that the Amazing Spider-Man wasn't teasing him and admitted that he, too, was curious about how his web situation worked.
Spider-Man talks about his webs
This led to Spider-Man saying that he couldn't explain it, saying that it was like breathing, meaning that his organic webs were just natural for him. After answering to the younger Spider-Man that his webs only came out of his wrists, the Amazing Spider-Man stated how it was a hassle having to constantly make his own webs, which Spider-Man agreed. He also admitted that he had a web block once due to an existential crisis, which the Amazing Spider-Man related to in a way.
The younger Spider-Man asked them what were some of the craziest villains they had fought, and Spider-Man noted that the younger Spider-Man had already met some of them. He answered that he had fought an alien once, and the younger Spider-Man revealed that he had fought aliens, too; one on Earth and one in space. The fact that the younger Spider-Man had fought an alien in space surprised Spider-Man, and when the Amazing Spider-Man called himself lame for not fighting an alien, Spider-Man assured him that he wasn't. He called the Amazing Spider-Man amazing, and Spider-Man kept repeating it until his alternate self thanked him.[2]
Immediately after their conversation, the three Spider-Men's spider-senses were going off, so they stood their ground. Electro appeared in the sky above Michelle Jones' Spider-Man and started chasing him through the scaffolding of the Statue of Liberty for the Macchina di Kadavus. Spider-Man and the Amazing Spider-Man pulled their masks on and began swinging into action. While Spider-Man was swinging, he heard from the Amazing Spider-Man over comms that he got Electro's attention and suddenly, Lizard grabbed onto Spider-Man's leg, hanging onto him. He reported that Lizard had arrived and kicked him loose, sending Lizard landing onto the arm of a nearby crane.
Spider-Man dropped down above him, quickly backpedaling as Lizard advanced. He was frantically crawling away from an approaching Lizard and asked the younger Spider-Man for the Lizard Antidote. A fight between Spider-Man and Lizard occurred, and in the middle of it, the Amazing Spider-Man accidentally shot webs at Spider-Man's face, but Spider-Man ripped the webbing off, calling it gross. When Electro accidentally struck the crane, sending it crashing down, Spider-Man and Lizard were still fighting onboard until Spider-Man webbed off.
As Sandman created a massive sandstorm that covered the statue, the unmasked Spider-Men met up on the scaffolding above the storm. A panicked the Amazing Spider-Man bickered with Spider-Man that he kept yelling at Spider-Man, calling him Peter-Two but Spider-Man thought the Amazing Spider-Man was Peter-Two. After the younger Spider-Man yelled at them to stop arguing, the Amazing Spider-Man and Spider-Man admitted that they didn't know how to work as a team. Fortunately, the younger Spider-Man explained that he had experience working as team since he was part of the Avengers. Spider-Man complimented that it was great and questioned what the Avengers were, making the younger Spider-Man realize that neither Spider-Man nor the Amazing Spider-Man had their own versions of the Avengers.
When the younger Spider-Man tried to explain what the Avengers were, a bolt of electricity struck amid the sandstorm, causing Spider-Man to yell at how this was helping their current situation. the younger Spider-Man disregarded the explanation and advised the two Spider-Men to focus, trust their spider-sense and coordinate their attacks, agreeing to pick one villain to cure at a time. They also established clear codenames for themselves, with the younger Spider-Man as Peter-One, Spider-Man as Peter-Two and the Amazing Spider-Man as Peter-Three.
At the moment Spider-Man and Peter-One were about to swing off, Peter-Three halted them and told them that he loved them. Spider-Man and Peter-One felt awkward at first, but they took that in and thanked him. The three of them shared a determined look. They pulled on their masks and leaped off the scaffolding, swinging around the statue, cheerful at the prospect of themselves being together as a team. One by one, they landed on the statue's crown, with Spider-Man first, Peter-Three second and Peter-One third. Sandman, Electro and Lizard rose directly across from them, and both teams leaped towards each other.
Spider-Man was being chased by a gigantic Sandman through another part of the scaffolding and Peter-One commanded that Sandman was first to be cured. Hearing this through comms, Spider-Man decided to lead Sandman inside the statue, where he would meet Peter-Three at the top so that Spider-Man could be handed Sandman's Cure. Spider-Man scrambled to evade Sandman, who was closing in, and Spider-Man crawled inside the statue, climbing and webbing his way to the top. He tried to tell his old enemy that they were trying to help him, but Sandman didn't give up the chase. Spider-Man sighed and webbed to the top of the statue.
He was inside the crown and there was nowhere else to go as sand quickly flooded in all around him. Spider-Man called out to his alternate selves that he needed the cure before arms of sand grabbed at Spider-Man, pulling him under. Spider-Man was completely engulfed in sand, saved for his grasping hand, which received the cure and clicked the device on. After a blast of golden light, the sand quickly retreated. Spider-Man pulled off his mask, gasping for air as he watched as the sand continuing to fall away, to reveal Flint Marko, a man once again. He assured Marko that it was okay and that they were going to get him home, instructing him to stay inside.
Spider-Man then joined his other selves at the top of the crown as they fought Electro. Peter-One explained that they needed to get the Arc Reactor off Electro, who fired a huge bolt of Arc electricity at them. The Spider-Men jumped aside, landing on the nearby scaffolding. Peter-One commanded Spider-Man to go right, then all three Spider-Men simultaneously fired webs, attempting to secure Electro. Spider-Man jumped in, but Electro effortlessly jolted him, sending him tumbling off the scaffolding. Later, Spider-Man took Electro's Cure from the scaffolding below and readied for attack. Suddenly, Doctor Octopus' Tentacles grabbed both Spider-Man and Peter-Three, causing the former to drop the cure. Otto Octavius, seemingly as Doctor Octopus, rose up into view behind Electro. After Spider-Man pleaded Octavius to not hurt them, Octavius, who was tricking the three of them into thinking he was Doctor Octopus, suddenly used a tentacle to grab the Arc Reactor on Electro. Octavius settled the two Spider-Men on a platform and retrieved the cure device to successfully cure Electro, restoring him to Max Dillon.
After most of the villains were cured, Spider-Man watched Octavius look at the Arc Reactor in his hand, saying "The power of the sun...", and Spider-Man dropped down to finish the statement with "In the palm of your hand." Spider-Man pulled off his mask and warmly reunited with Octavius. They both admitted that it felt great to see each other again, with Octavius telling Spider-Man that he had grown up since they last met. When Octavius asked how he was, Spider-Man responded that he was trying to do better, echoing a conversation they had so many years before.
An Inter-Dimensional Portal appeared near the two, and Doctor Strange exited through it. Peter-One argued with Strange as Spider-Man and Peter-Three went next to Peter-One, surprising Strange. Having overheard their argument, a confused Spider-Man asked about Strange going to the Grand Canyon. Peter-One introduced Spider-Man and Peter-Three to Strange as well as introduced Strange to both Spider-Men as the wizard he told them about.
When Strange was about to use the Macchina di Kadavus, Spider-Man's eyes widened as he heard Green Goblin's voice from afar, asking if Peter-One could come out to play. Green Goblin rode in on his Goblin Glider and shot Razor Bats at them, but Octavius jumped in and used his tentacles to destroy the razors while all Spider-Men dodged them. Green Goblin snatched the Macchina, but Strange took it back. All Spider-Men sensed something was off about the Macchina, and it turned out there was a Pumpkin Bomb inside it, causing a massive explosion.
The corrupted spell being unleashed caused the scaffolding to collapse on itself, while Peter-One's friends were saved, Spider-Man webbed the recently cured Curt Connors, while Octavius carried Dillon with his tentacles, as they went somewhere safe. As the sun rose, Spider-Man and Peter-Three arrived at the base of the statue to see Peter-One brutally beating down Green Goblin. Both Spider-Men gave a quick look at each other, knowing they had to do something.
When Peter-One attempted to impale Green Goblin with his glider, Spider-Man jumped between them and held against the glider, saving Goblin. Peter-One didn't relent, but a pleading look on Spider-Man's face expressing "Don't do this" gave a wordless understanding between the two. The glider was settled down, but Goblin stabbed Spider-Man in the back, causing him to collapse to the ground. After watching Peter-Three toss the Anti-Goblin Serum to Peter-One, who used it to cure Osborn from the Goblin, Spider-Man smiled in relief.[2]
Michelle Jones' Spider-Man and Max Dillon's Spider-Man rushed to Spider-Man's aid, and Spider-Man realized it was Peter-Three who tossed the Anti-Goblin Serum. He assured Peter-Three that he was good since he had been stabbed before. The three Spider-Men shared a moment and then noticed chaotic rumblings from above. Spider-Man asked if that was happening or he was dying, and Peter-Three confirmed that was real. Spider-Man also noticed that there were people in the sky. Peter-One webbed off to see Doctor Strange as Peter-Three took care of Spider-Man.
Spider-Man was held up on his feet by Peter-Three when Peter-One, after convincing Strange to cast the Runes of Kof-Kol to make everyone in this universe forget who Peter-One was, arrived. Peter-One told them that they were about to return home and emotionally thanked them. When he was struggling to find the words to say goodbye with, Spider-Man smiled and told Peter-One that he knew and that was what they did. All three Spider-Men embraced each other, with Peter-One thanking them before saying that he guessed he would see them, and Spider-Man agreed. They shared a final smile between each other, since they were now more than just counterparts.
Spider-Man is returned to his universe
As Peter-One ran off, Spider-Man winced. Peter-Three asked if he was in so much pain, which Spider-Man confirmed. Arms around each other, both Spider-Men watched as the magic took hold. The new spell resulted in the rest of the Multiversal travelers to be sent back to their home universes. Spider-Man and Peter-Three waved goodbye to each other as they disappear in golden lights, returning home.[2]
Personality[]
"It's good to see you." "You're all grown up. How are you?" "Trying to do better."
Parker possesses a strong sense of responsibility, as shown by how he still held guilt over indirectly causing his uncle's death. Also, Parker harbors deep regret in not helping Norman Osborn get rid of his Green Goblin persona because he felt that could have save him and his best friend, Harry Osborn, from their fates. This Parker is the most experienced out of all his counterparts due to all the years he spent as being Spider-Man. Parker had fought Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Sandman and Venom during those years, with each enemy testing his morals. Due to this, he is also the most mature of the three Spider-Men. Slightly quieter and more reserved but still nonetheless willing to joke and be lighthearted.
As a result of the events he has faced in his life, Parker developed a strict sense of justice and a code against killing people, including his own villains, as he stopped his younger counterpart from killing Osborn out of revenge for him killing one of his loved ones as Green Goblin, because he knew deep down, there was still goodness within the latter and knows that his actions wasn't his fault but his alter's. The empathy he shows to his enemies is even sometimes reciprocated, as shown with Otto Octavius, who he is on very good terms with, as he helps him and his counterparts during their battle against the other villains. After stopping his younger counterpart from killing Osborn and seeing that he was cured of his Green Goblin persona for good, Parker holds out hope that the latter's altered fate could also change his best friend's fate as well and he might be alive again when he returns to his universe.
Parker easily bonded with his alternate selves as he becomes the big brother figure of the group. Also, Parker knew his younger counterpart needed his help and has been searching for him ever since he arrived in his reality. In addition, Parker offers advice and encouragement to his counterparts, as shown when he encouraged his young counterpart to not give up on his Peter Parker life and finding love, and that he's an amazing Spider-Man when he kept bringing himself down because he hasn't fought alienvillains like him and their younger counterpart. Parker even didn't argue with his younger counterpart when he named himself leader of group because he understands that he has experiences of working with a team, the Avengers, even being amazed by the fact despite having no idea who they were due to them possibly being non-existent in his universe. Also, when he saw his younger counterpart being scolded by Doctor Strange for trapping him at the Grand Canyon in the Mirror Dimension for twelve hours, Parker wasted no time in coming to his defenses.
On another note, he shares many of his counterpart's traits such as their excitement; being pleased that the Multiverse exists and that there are other versions of himself, impressed that both of his counterparts have created cures to help the villains, and amazed that his younger counterpart went to space. He also shares the same intelligence levels as both of his counterparts and the same wisdom with his young counterpart by sharing the loss of his loved one to their younger counterpart. In addition, Parker was astound that his counterparts don't have organic webbing and have to use Web-Shooters. Parker was even surprised that his younger counterpart had his own MJ and that the initials could stand for a different name: Michelle Jones.
Spider Physiology: This Spider-Man was bitten by a genetically engineered spider, causing the arachnid's genetic makeup to fuse with his DNA. As a result, he possesses abilities of a spider up-to-scale with the physiology of a Human.
As a result of getting bit by a genetically enhanced spider, Spider-Man gained the strength proportionate akin to a spider, allowing him to lift weights heavier than his body. He was able to easily contend against Lizard without putting too much effort. He was even able to stop a vengeful Peter Parker from using the Goblin Glider to kill his former enemy Green Goblin in a fit of rage, holding it from a kneeling position long enough for Parker to calm himself down.
Superhuman Durability: As a result of getting bit by a genetically enhanced spider, Spider-Man has enhanced durability levels that helped him survive in the war to fight his past enemies. He was able to survive being stabbed by Green Goblin's blade saying that he had been stabbed before.
Superhuman Speed: As a result of getting bit by a genetically enhanced spider, Spider-Man has enhanced speeds which allow him to easily dodge attacks from many of his formidable opponents, when combined with his precognitive Spider-Sense. He is also fast enough to save Green Goblin from his Counterpart, even though he is far from the site of the final battle.
As a result of getting bit by a genetically enhanced spider, Spider-Man has enhanced agility which allows him to easily dodge attacks from many of his formidable opponents, when combined with his precognitive Spider-Sense.
Superhuman Stamina: As a result of getting bit by a genetically enhanced spider, Spider-Man has enhanced levels of stamina which allow him to fight longer durations against his often-formidable opponents such as Green Goblin, Sandman, and Doctor Octopus.
Superhuman Reflexes: As a result of getting bit by a genetically enhanced spider, Spider-Man has enhanced reflexes which allow him to make maneuvers that normal humans can never make.
Enhanced Senses: After getting bitten by a genetically enhanced spider, Spider-Man's senses have been enhanced to superhuman levels.
Spider-Man possesses a precognitive Spider-Sense which provides an early warning detection system that alerts him to impending danger, enabling him to evade most injuries unless he cognitively overrides his automatic high-speed reflexes. His sense was powerful enough that as soon as he was brought into a different universe, he knew that somewhere in New York the alternate Spider-Man needed his help, so he sought out to find him.
Regenerative Healing Factor: After the spider bite, he has developed a strong regenerative healing factor that allows him to heal from wounds faster than most humans. Thanks to this, he was able to survive several deadly attacks in his past and being stabbed by Green Goblin with relative ease.
Unlike his two Peter Parkercounterparts, this Spider-Man has sharp, "barbed" like material on his hands, allowing him to stick to any surface, no matter how rough or slippery. The barbs on his hands combined with his superhuman spider strength enabled Peter to climb walls, ceilings, and other surfaces. This ability allows him to stick to any surface when willing so, as physical contact with surfaces is necessary to support his body, even when he is inverted above the ground.
Organic Web Generation:
Spider-Man generating his organic web
Unlike his twocounterparts, Spider-Man can generate and project his webbing from glands inside his forearms, His "spinnerets" to be exact. The silk is released through a spinneret near each wrist containing a central web spigot orifice used for web-slinging and draglines, supplemented by several radial minor spigots for other types of webs connected to specialized glands. He can utilize his organic webbing in any way he can, such as grabbing onto objects or rounding up individuals. The process is effortless for him, as he states it is like breathing. However, he can momentarily lose this ability if he becomes overly stressed.
Parker is very smart, specifically in chemistry, physics, and engineering. Together with Peter Parker One and other Peter Parker Three the trio were able to cure all of their villains and save them.
Master Scientist: Parker is a brilliant scientist who is highly skilled in various fields of science, even impressed the likes of Norman Osborn and Otto Octavius. Through the use of his scientific knowledge, Parker was able to create an antiserum for Norman Osborn, which successfully cured him and restoring his sanity.
By utilizing his enhanced physical parameters like his superhuman strength and agility, Parker has become a highly skilled combatant over the course of his superhero career. Parker's vast experience in fighting numerous supervillains for many years allows him to surpass his twocounterparts in hand-to-hand combat, being able to best Peter Parker Three with considerable ease when they first met thanks to his superior techniques.
Master Marksman: As a result of being the most experienced Spider-Man, this Parker has become a master marksman who can aim his webbing to any target he wants to with considerable ease, owing to his enhanced vision. He webbed up an alternate Spider-Man's Web-Shooters to prevent him from attacking, before he realized they had similar goals.
Master Acrobat:
Spider-Man swinging with his counterparts
Owing to his enhanced reflexes and agility, along with his years of experience as Spider-Man over the years, Parker has become a master acrobat who can incorporate acrobatics into his movements to defend himself effectively.
Equipment[]
"So wait, are you going to go into battle dressed like a cool youth pastor or do you have a suit?"
In the Spider-Man trilogy, Peter Parker is a student who was bitten by a radioactive spider, giving him spider powers. As Spider-Man, Parker would fight against his best friend's father, Norman Osborn, causing his death. An unknowing Harry Osborn blamed Spider-Man for this and vowed for revenge. Parker also fought a good mentor of his, Otto Octavius, who became a villain when his tentacles malfunctioned. Eventually, Parker bonded with a symbiote named Venom. Parker soon realized that Venom had a negative impact on his personality that was only fueled by the revelation that Flint Marko was his Uncle Ben's actual killer. So, he ditched the symbiote, allowing it to bond with Eddie Brock instead. Spider-Man then had to fight Venom, Sandman and his own best friend, Harry, who was known as the New Goblin. Harry soon changed his ways and sacrificed himself for Parker and Mary Jane Watson.
There were plans for the animated film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse to include this Spider-Man in a scene which would have featured him alongside Andrew Garfield's and Tom Holland's versions of Spider-Man, but the scene was scrapped due to fears it would have been too convoluted.[5]
To differentiate this Spider-Man from his alternate counterparts in the Spider-Man: No Way Home screenplay, Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers named him "Raimi-verse Peter" and "Raimi-verse Spider-Man" in honor of Sam Raimi when writing his dialogue.[6]
