Amazing Spider-Man

Amazing Spider-Man is a science-fiction drama superhero series by Erendust, based on the popular Marvel comics of the same name.
Set in the "City That Never Sleeps", the series follows the titular character both as a superhero stopping small time criminals as well as supervillains, and as nerdy high schooler Peter Parker, trying to balance his vigilante work with his studies and social life.
== Episodes ==
Main Article: Amazing Spider-Man/Episode Guide
=== Season 1 ===
# "Unforeseen Development"
# "Blood Money"
# "Vengeance"
# "Lucky Break"
# "Dead or Alive"
# "The Throne"
# "Mutation"
# "Alter-Ego"
# "Group Therapy"
# "Rehabilitation"
# "Rising Threat"
# "Growing Pains"
# "Metamorphosis"
# "Turf Wars"
# "State of Mind"
# "The Big Man"
# "Picking Sides"
# "Side Effects"
# "Great Power"
# "Great Responsibility"
== Characters ==
Main Article: Amazing Spider-Man/Characters
* For a complete list of character appearances, see here.
* Peter Parker/Spider-Man - Peter Parker is a geeky high schooler, he's witty and possesses an impressive intellect, for which he is often ridiculed by his classmates. Despite this, he's ambitious and stands his own, he strives to gain the respect of his fellow students. His quest to climb up Midtown High's social hierarchy is often hindered by his double life as a vigilante, which he tries to keep concealed from anyone, even his friends and family.
* Gwen Stacy - Gwendolyne Stacy is one of Peter's best and oldest friends, and possibly the only one to match or even top him in intellect. While initially shy and afraid to come out of her shell, Gwen quickly learns to be independent and stand up for herself and others. As top of her class in most of her subjects, she's skilled in more ways than one, despite not being a proficient fighter.
* Harry Osborn - Harold Osborn is Peter's best friend, and the son of industrialist Norman Osborn. Harry resents his father, as he grew up living in his shadow. Although they get along great, Harry is jealous of Peter because of the respect his father has for him. Bullies leave him alone out of fear for his father, which Harry believes is out of respect for himself. This illusion of popularity eventually gets to his head, making him arrogant and selfish.
* Flash Thompson - Eugene "Flash" Thompson used to be Peter Parker's best friend in kindergarten, but they grew distant in elementary school when they became part of different social circles. As the school's star football player, Flash considers himself the king of Midtown High. His good looks also get the attention from many girls, boosting his arrogance even more. The only obstacle in his way of true reign over Midtown High are his failing grades. Ironically, Flash idolizes Spider-Man, despite him and his friends often pushing Peter around.
* Liz Allan - Elizabeth Allan is captain of the cheerleading team and Flash's girlfriend. Initially part of Flash's friend group, she eventually shows a more open and caring side of herself. Though she is incredibly attractive and the unattainable goal of many boys at Midtown High, her grades are abysmal, leading her to be privately tutored by Peter. Resenting him at first, she quickly gains a soft spot for Peter.
* May Parker - Maybelle Parker is Peter's caring aunt, and his only caretaker after the loss of his parents, and her husband Benjamin Parker. The loss of Uncle Ben has not only been hard on the Parkers emotionally, but also financially. With May's declining health, it's hard for her to support both herself and Peter, leading Peter to take on a job at the Daily Bugle.
* George Stacy - George Stacy is Gwen's protective father, and police captain of the NYPD. While at first he dismisses Spider-Man as a nuisance dressing up as a vigilante and beating up crooks without following proper regulations, he grows more open-minded as more powerful characters rise, realizing Spider-Man is the hero New York needs.
* Norman Osborn - Norman Osborn, is a wealthy industrialist and the head of Oscorp. He's distant from his son and scolds him for the littles things, believing that giving him too much love and attention would make him soft. He is disappointed in his son and often considers him a failure for not following in his footsteps. Norman is a ruthless businessman involved in many shady dealings with the criminal underworld, providing the funding behind many illegal experiments.
* J. Jonah Jameson - John Jonah Jameson, Jr. is the loudmouth, egotistical publisher of the Daily Bugle. He shows great disdain for the vigilante Spider-Man, believing the only heroes are those in uniform, like his son John Jameson. He's very agressive and bossy to many of his employees, especially Peter, ordering him to get pictures of Spider-Man in action, though he eventually grows fond of Peter, showing a kind soul deep down.
=== Main Cast Table ===
Character 	Seasons	Seasons	Seasons	Seasons
Character 	1 	 	 	
Peter Parker 	Main 	Main 	Main 	Main
Gwen Stacy 	Main 	Main 	Main 	Main
Harry Osborn 	Main 	Main 	Main 	Main
Flash Thompson 	Main 	Main 	Main 	Main
Liz Allan 	Main 	Main 	Main 	Main
May Parker 	Main 	Main 	Main 	Main
George Stacy 	Main 	Main 	Main 	Main
Norman Osborn 	Main 	Main 	Main 	Main
J. Jonah Jameson	Main 	Main 	Main 	Main
== Trivia ==
* The series takes inspirations from many different Spider-Man media, not just the original comics.
* Though the author has no current plans to explore the many different dimensions of the Marvel Universe, and the even manier Spider-People in said dimensions, there is a possibility for certain characters to appear in the series, or perhaps in their own spin-offs, in the future.
** Of these characters, some in mind include Jessica Drew, Miles Morales, Anya Corazon, Peni Parker, and Spider-Gwen.
* The author has no intention of rehashing any major arcs from the comics, striving to create an original story. This decision was made to shed light on some more obscure allies and foes Spidey has faced, and also because the author thinks certain storylines have been done to death.
** If certain storylines do get adapted, it will be with an original spin.
* Other Marvel media that might possibly be adapted in a shared universe in the future include The Fantastic Four, The Avengers, X-Men, Guardians of the Galaxy, Cloak and Dagger, She-Hulk, Blade, and Squirrel Girl.
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