Spider-Man (Virtual Reality)

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==Summary==
Peter Parker AKA Spider-Man is the primary protagonist of Spider-Man: Homecoming - Virtual Reality Experience and Spider-Man: Far From Home Virtual Reality video games. Being an unsuspecting teenage living in New York, he was bitten by a radioactive spider that granted him arachnid-like abilities, granting him superhuman strength and durability, enhanced speed and agility, and the power to cling effortlessly to walls. To compliment these traits, Peter would create devices capable of shooting out webbing and don his own costume to become the superhero known as Spider-Man.
At some point, Spider-Man received a technological suit from Tony Stark, granting him a much needed upgrade to his superhero arsenal. While mastering the capabilities of his new costume, he would come into contact with The Vulture, engaging in a battle with unknown results. Later on, he would continue fighting crime, sharing his secret identity with his best friend, Ned. When completing a list of errands in preparation for a trip to Europe, Spider-Man would come across a mysterious, colossal-sized robot, that arrived with the aid of drone army. Ultimately, Spidey was able to defeat the mechanical threats before the situation could have escalated.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: At least 
Name: Peter Parker, Spider-Man
Origin: Spider-Man: Homecoming - Virtual Reality Experience/Spider-Man: Far From Home Virtual Reality
Gender: Male
Age: 17 (Should be as old as his MCU counterpart was during Spider-Man: Far From Home)
Classification: Mutated Human, Superhero
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Genius Intelligence, Acrobatics (Possesses superhuman agility, capable of easily leaping high upwards in a single bound, or performing far reaching long jumps.Spider-Man: Far From Home Virtual Reality Can execute acrobatic landingsSpider-Man: Homecoming - Virtual Reality Experience), Web Creation (The Web-Shooters let him utilize his iconic webbing, which he uses to swing across buildings and objects, rapidly attack his opponents, ensnare targets, and create walls of webbing), Electricity Manipulation (Targets ensnared in Spider-Man's Web Nets will be electrocuted on contact), Surface Scaling (Can cling to walls with his hands and feet, having no trouble scaling Manhattan's tallest buildings.Spider-Man: Far From Home Virtual Reality on Oculus Rift | Oculus His adhesivity of his hands and feet are reliable enough to where Peter can run along the sides of buildings without losing his momentum), Air Manipulation (His Web Grenades cause nearby debris to be blown away when unleashing its burst of webbing), Information Analysis (His high tech suit comes equipped with an A.I. known as Karen, who provides Peter with useful information, such as determining the type of energy is being used nearby, the exact distance between himself and surrounding objects as well as the distance at which opponents are located, and condition of building or object's structural integrity. Spidey's drones can collect traces of energy), Size Manipulation (The technology based suits are designed to specifically fit the exact body measurements of the wearer. His drones can shrink down to a size that borders on completely unnoticeable), Summoning (Can call in several drones to observe areas and individuals of interest), Invisibility (His drones can cloak and uncover themselves on command), Flight (His drones naturally remain in an airborne state and can easily navigate the skies), Electrical Forcefield Creation (When growing back to full size, his drones will briefly form an electrical shield that surrounds them)
Attack Potency: At least Small Building level (Could directly damage and defeat the Giant Robot after destroying its armour, who had the strength to fragment the road just by walking)
Speed: Subsonic travel speed (Swung up to a crane located 400 feet above him in a quick timeframe), Hypersonic combat and reaction speed (Can dodge the Giant Robot's beams)
Lifting Strength: Class M (Lifted up a broken piece of a crane that was falling)
Striking Strength: At least Small Building level
Durability: At least Small Building level
Stamina: Superhuman (Defeated the Giant Robot and its drones by himself while experiencing the pain inflicted to his head from a giant chunk of concrete)
Range: Standard Melee Range; Hundreds of Meters with webbing
Standard Equipment:
*Web-Shooters: Devices created by Peter that are attached to his wrists, allowing him to shoot out incredibly strong webbing. The Web-Shooters prove a means of transportation through web-swinging and act as ranged weapons against his enemies. Although Spider-Man went on to use the updated versions of these devices built into his suits, he initially wielded these when wearing the Homemade Suit.
*Homemade Suit: Believed to be Peter's very first suit worn when operating as Spider-Man.
*Stark Suit: A suit built with advanced Stark technology, given to Peter as a tool to enhance his performance as a superhero.
**Web-Shooters: Rather than coming in the form of individual devices, these Web-Shooters come as a part of the suit itself. Webbing can be utilized in different forms to best match specific scenarios.
***Rapid Fire Web: In Burst Mode, Spider-Man can fire web balls repeatedly.
***Web Grenade: In Grenade Mode, Spider-Man can fire spheres of webbing. Upon contact, it will explode into a burst of webbing, blasting away nearby objects and leaving behind a large cluster of webs.
***Web Sling: In Tether Mode, Spider-Man can fire weblines. This can be used to latch onto objects to pull around with ease, or for traversal through webswinging.
***Web Net: In this Mode, Spider-Man can fire web shots. Upon contact, his targets will be ensnared in webbing and electrocuted in the process. Alternatively, Spider-Man can send out a variant of the net that comes out akin to his weblines, before covering its target in webbing, making it incredibly useful for preventing broken structures from collapsing.
***Web Bullet: A stream-like webbing that Spider-Man can rapidly fire at his opponents.
***Web Wall: After attaching webs to two opposing surfaces, Spider-Man can pull the weblines together, which will splinter into additional lines and form a large barrier of webbing. This type of web can be deployed quickly, ideal for blocking off attacks covering a larger radius or trapping giant-sized opponents.
**Karen: A built in A.I. meant to assist its wearer. Upon being worn, she provided Peter with trials on how to use the suit's functions, teaching him while calibrating the Web-Shooter functions at the same time. Karen is very resourceful, alerting Spider-Man to the presence of alien energy from city blocks away, analyzing the structural strength of large materials, giving accurate measures of how far away structures and enemies are from Peter, providing advice on how to approach situations, or automatically switching to an ideal Web-Shooter Mode while disabling others during tense situations for the user's convenience. Karen can also command the drones and provide waypoints on the mask's visor.
**Size Adjuster: The Stark Suit is designed to fit its wearer's exact body size perfectly. A "fit and finish" can be visited, likely for the sake of making manual adjustments if it is desired.
**Drones: Spherical drones that can be called upon at will. They are capable of flight, turning invisible, altering their size, and briefly surrounding themselves in electrical shields. Drones are often deployed for the sake of picking up traces on energy readings.
*Upgraded Suit: An upgraded variant of the Stark Suit created by Peter. Logically, it would possess the same capabilities as the first tech-based costume he received, with the overall efficiency enhanced.
*Stealth Suit: An alternate suit that Peter has access to.
Intelligence: Genius (Created his first Web-Shooters and web formula. Peter was implied to have built his new suit, which is an upgraded variant of the suit made for him using Stark Industries technology. Smarter than Ned, who could calculate that the Giant Robot would reach Central Park based on its current speed just by looking at it. Peter Parker is an adept superhero despite his inexperience and young age. Because of his heroing, he was gifted with a highly advanced technological suit built by Tony Stark. When performing the fast-paced targeting trials meant for using the suit, Parker succeeded in mastering his entirely new Web-Shooter modes,Spider-Man: Homecoming - Virtual Reality Experience on Oculus Rift | Oculus with Karen claiming Stark would be proud of his display. Karen found that his performance "made her job easier" in mentoring him, stating Spider-Man to be skilled at knocking over his targets. Treated the solo take down of an entire crime mob as a casual duty, so much so that it was considered nothing more than a mundane "to-do" list task, which was furthermore implied to have been handled between Peter getting up for the day and his battle in Manhattan. Defeated the Giant Robot, an enormous and sentient mechanical opponent utilizing multiple combat drones, energy beams, and the ability to move debris to its will)
Weaknesses: The drones provide zero means of offensive combat. Spider-Man has a strong preference for ranged attacks, and while he is by no means physically weak, having to wait for his Web-Shooters to reactivate after being shut down highly hampers his mobility.
Note: This profile is based on the Spider-Man that appears in the video games based on two of the Jon Watts films based on the titular hero. Avoid scaling the film version of the character with this page, and vice-versa.
==Notable Matchups==
Victories:
Dan Hibiki (Marvel vs. Capcom) Dan's Profile (Speed was equalized. The battle took place at the Yokohama Business Park with no bystanders and the starting distance was 10 meters)
Losses:
Inconclusive:
==References==
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