Peter Parker

## Spider-Man

* Spider-Man
* Peter Parker

To convince Otto Octavius and Martin Li to leave their revenge and return to being good people (failed)
To save the city from the infection provoked by Otto and the Sinister Six (succeeded)
To save Aunt May (failed)
To get back with Mary Jane
To prevent Hammerhead and his gang from dominating New York
To teach Miles Morales how to be a good Spider-Man (all succeeded)

## Chronological and Political Information

### Previous Affiliation(s)

* Daily Bugle
* Octavius Industries

### Previous Education

Undergraduate degree at Empire State University; Bachelor of Science Degree in Biophysics

### Occupation

* Superhero
* Scientist
* F.E.A.S.T. Volunteer
* Teacher Assistant

### Previous Occupation

* Octavius Industries' Research Assistant (quited)
* Daily Bugle's Photographer (formerly)
* Pizza Delivery Boy (formerly)
* Empire State University Student (graduated)

## Personal Status

### Friend(s)

* MJ Watson (girlfriend)
* Static
* Spy-D (protégé)
* New Dakota Civilians
* Harry Osborn (best friend)
* Jefferson Davis †
* Rio Morales
* Morgan Michaels
* Charles Standish
* Howard †
* Eddie
* Copycat Spider-Man
* Phillip Chang
* David Obademi

### On-and-Off

* Inner Demons
	+ Mr. Negative
* Mysterio
* Black Cat
* Silver Sable
* Tombstone
* Outsiders
	+ Wraith
* Lizard

### Enemies

* Sinister Six
	+ Dr. Octopus (arch-nemesis)
	+ Sandman (formerly)
	+ Scorpion †
	+ Rhino
	+ Electro †
	+ Vulture †
* Venom (arch-nemesis; evil counterpart)
* Kraven the Hunter †
* Shocker †
* Kingpin's Thugs
	+ Kingpin
* Screwball
* Taskmaster
* The Maggia
	+ Hammerhead
* OsCorp
	+ Green Goblin
* J. Jonah Jameson (one-sided only by Jameson)
* Prison Convicts

## Items & Equipment

### Equipment

* Numerous Webbed Gadgets
* Multiple Suits (each one with different abilities)

## Powers and Abilities

### Power(s)

* Spider Physiology
	+ Spider-Sense
	+ Wall-Crawling
	+ Healing Factor
	+ Superhuman Strength
	+ Superhuman Durability
	+ Superhuman Speed
	+ Superhuman Reflexes
	+ Superhuman Stamina
	+ Superhuman Agility
	+ Superhuman Endurance
	+ Superhuman Balance

### Skill(s)

* Genius-Level Intellect
* Analytical Skills
* Detective Skills
* Professional Wrestling Skills
* Martial Arts Mastery
* Capoeira Skills

### Abilities

* Indomitable Willpower
* Cunning
* Leadership
* Master Tactician
* Expert Photographer
* Stealth Expert
* Expert Inventor
* Master Combatant
* Master Acrobat

## Portrayals

### Voiced By (Foreign)

Example

**Peter B.** "**Pete**" **Parker**, also known as "**Spider-Man**", is both a fictional character and protagonist of the *MDC's* *Spider-Shock* series created by Steve Ditko and Dwayne McDuffie. He is a web-slinging superhero of N. Dakota.

He gained his spider-like superhuman attributes, powers, abilities, and after being bitten by a genetically modified spider during a field trip to OsCorp. He uses his spider-like superpower gifts, and web gadgets of his own built design.

Motivated by his past's tragedy, he takes the lesson, "With great power comes great responsibility," to heart. Employing an incognito, he settled on using his powers to protect while trying to balance his crime-fighting and civilian lives.

"*You do what you think is best, Doc. It's all any of us can... even when it hurts like Hell.*"

—Spider-Man, to Dr. Octopus.

## Appearance & Biography

*Voice Actor*: Brian Keane (English), Not Known (Japanese), Not Known (Arabic), Not Known (Basque), Not Known (Brazilian), Not Known (Cantonese), Not Known (Catalan), Not Known (Chinese), Not Known (Croatian), Not Known (Danish), Not Known (Dutch), Not Known (Finnish), Not Known (Filipino), Not Known (French), Not Known (Galician), Not Known (German), Not Known (Greek), Not Known (Hebrew), Not Known (Hong Kong), Not Known (Hungarian), Not Known (Indonesian), Not Known (Italian), Not Known (Korean), Not Known (Mandarin), Not Known (Norwegian), Not Known (Polish), Not Known (Portuguese), Not Known (Romanian), Not Known (Russian), Not Known (Serbian), Not Known (Spanish), Not Known (Swedish), Not Known (Tagalog), Not Known (Thai), Not Known (Valencian), Not Known (Ukrainian), Not Known (Brazilian Portuguese), Not Known (Canadian French), Not Known (European Spanish), Not Known (European Portuguese), Not Known (Latin American Spanish), Not Known (Latin Spanish), Not Known (Spain-Spanish)

### Appearance

#### As Green Goblin

* Hair Color: Black
* Skin Color: Not Known
* Eye Color: Blue
* Age: Not Known
* Birthday: Not Known
* Height: 5'0
* Weight: 220lbs

## Relationships

### Neutral

* Inner Demons
	+ Mr. Negative
* Mysterio
* Black Cat
* Silver Sable
* Tombstone
* Outsiders
	+ Wraith
* Lizard

### Enemies

* Sinister Six
	+ Dr. Octopus (Former mentor turned arch-nemesis)
	+ Sandman (formerly)
	+ Scorpion (Deceased)
	+ Rhino
	+ Electro (Deceased)
	+ Vulture (Deceased)
* Venom (arch-nemesis; evil counterpart)
* Kraven the Hunter (Deceased)
* Shocker (Deceased)
* Kingpin's Thugs
	+ Kingpin
* Screwball
* Taskmaster
* The Maggia
	+ Hammerhead
* OsCorp
	+ Green Goblin
* J. Jonah Jameson (one-sided only by Jameson)
* Prison Convicts

## Abilities and Powers

### Powers

* **Spider Physiology**: After getting bitten by a radiation-infused spider, Peter Parker attained the proportionate powers and capabilities of a spider. The bite initiated a complex and sophisticated body-wide metamorphosis deriving from the mutagenic enzymes of the radiation-inculcated spider, altering his physiology and consequently granting him superhuman abilities and newfound heightened senses. In subsequent years, it seems that Peter has grown more accustomed to his powers with a higher level of comprehension and effective utilization than prior years.
	+ **Superhuman Strength**: Following the spider bite, Peter acquired considerable superhuman strength, superior to that of even the brawniest human, thereby enabling him to accomplish spectacular feats such as terminating car chases in numerous occasions by casually throwing the rampaging automobile up a few feet off the ground and then catching it almost effortlessly after dispatching the hostiles operating it. His strength was also more than sufficient enough to throw him head-on against the formidable and overwhelming burliness of Wilson Fisk. Notably, as seen in the mission The Main Event, Spider-Man's raw strength empowers him to successfully lift a portion of concrete roof to save the civilians trapped underneath. Other impressive feats of his strength include, pulling back the entire structure of a collapsing construction crane; taking down average criminals with one punch; easily yanking multiple turrets off their support pillars and hurling them around with only a single strand of web attached; prying open tightly shut, metal doors with ease and exchanging blows with the indomitable Dr Octopus. Although Spider-Man's bio states that he can lift up to 10 tons, he has demonstrated to be competent enough to press lift way more than that, as he was able to snag the rear of a falling semi-trailer truck and slowly pull it back up onto the road platform with his webbing before it could collapse onto the train track underneath.
	+ **Superhuman Endurance**: Due to the massively augmented density and solidity of his musculature fibers, tissues and his skeleton, Peter's anatomy is significantly more resilient and durable against most types of injury compared to a normal human. As a result, this has allowed him to withstand vigorous amounts of impact from the powerful blasts of electric shock generated and released from Herman Schultz's specialized gauntlets to blows from the combined might of the Sinister Six. Spider-Man's toughened flesh has also permitted him to endure collisions that would otherwise pulverize an average human, like the smashing impact from a construction crane hook which sent him soaring, briefly incapacitated before fully regaining conscious quickly only seconds later.
	+ **Superhuman Speed**: Spider-Man's physique is highly adapted to the rigors of high-speed running. His cardiovascular and respiratory systems are many more times efficient than those of an average healthy human being as he metabolizes a higher content of caloric energy. In fact, the chemical processes of his musculature are so highly advanced that his body does not generate fatigue poisons like lactic acid to accumulate in his muscle tissues so they can keep contracting more efficiently for 34 hours on end without hindrance. Therefore, Spider-Man has demonstrated to be more than quick enough to catch up to accelerating automobiles and bullets on foot (although his preference is inclined to web slinging), run up tall buildings in a matter of seconds, and move faster than the naked eye can follow, even appearing, disappearing and reappearing as a blur. Spider-Man was also able to easily outrun Rhino, charging at full speed.
	+ **Superhuman Agility**: Spider-Man's agility, balance and bodily coordination are all enhanced to high levels way beyond the peak of human potential. His bones, muscles and joints are twice as elastic than the average human which, combined with his great strength, allows him to jump great distances and heights and perform graceful acrobatic maneuvers with no difficulty whatsoever.
	+ **Superhuman Reflexes**: Thanks to his inhuman agility and speed, Peter's reflexes are similarly augmented 50 times greater than the average human. He has shown to be able to react to projectiles such as bullets and missiles with ease and dodge attacks from superhuman individuals such as Scorpion.
	+ **Superhuman Equilibrium**: Spider-Man possesses a rapidly magnified sense of physiological balance, refining his equipoise and stability. He is able to achieve a state of balance on virtually any point, no matter how small or unstable with incredible ease and masterful adjustment.
	+ **Superhuman Stamina**: Spider-Man's physiology allows him to go for days without food or sleep. He can exert himself to his peak performance for up to a day, before the fatigue toxins in his muscles begin to mar and impair him.
	+ **Regenerative Healing Factor**: Spider-Man's enhanced physiology has a rapid regenerative factor. Spider-Man regenerated his eyesight upon getting his powers. When his body is breached, his outer layer forms a wound epidermis that releases growth factors to stimulate nearby cells. His body is able to reprogram fibroblasts, which are crucial to revitalization, to become "blastema", a ball of stem cells, which are in turn capable of dividing and differentiating to give regeneration to skin, bones, blood vessels, etc. Spider-Man's healing capabilities are accelerated thanks in large to his incredible control of his oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes. As a result, his mutate genes can speed up the activity of his oncogenes to accelerate the regeneration process after temporarily deactivating his tumor suppressor genes, permitting him to rapidly heal most wounds in a couple of hours. After suffering multiple scars and bruises to his face and being impaled by Doctor Octopus, Peter was able to rapidly heal throughout the following the following days. He was also able to quickly recover fourteen broken bones while simultaneously fighting crime and recover from it next day. He has even healed from crippling injuries such as being slashed open by the Kingpin using a katana, although he did require medical attention, and healed a broken leg from Tombstone, He has also healed from being ejected with the Scorpion's neurotoxin. He also possesses an extraordinary immune system, as he is able to tolerate Scorpion's newly enhanced hallucinogenic neurotoxin for an extraordinary amount of time before it does any permanent damage.
	+ **Wall-Crawling**: Spider-Man is capable of walking on walls and hanging from ceilings with the help of micro-/nano-scale hierarchical fibrils (setae) situated all across his epidermis. As this unique fibrillar feature of his dermis allows him to develop an intimate contact with the substrate that he is walking on or clinging to, it is expected that the setae exchange significant numbers of electric charges with the contacted substrate via the contact electrification (CE) phenomenon. More importantly, it is the CE-driven electrostatic attractions which dictate the strength of Spider-Man's adhesion. These CE-driven electrostatic attractions are mentally controlled by his mutagenic altered cerebellum, which affects his engrams and therefore initiates the capacity of manipulating the flux of his CE-driven electrostatic attractions between various molecular boundary levels. As an advantageous result, in the intimate contact of seta-substrate, eliminating CE-generated electrostatic forces by air ionization is physically impractical, simply because air ions cannot penetrate the conscious controlled contact interface in order to dissipate surface charges, or in simpler terms it is nearly impossible to prevent Spider-Man from adhering to surfaces. These setae, however, are more densely concentrated in his fingers and feet which therefore permit the prevalence of scaling a structure with his feet or hands effortlessly, even sprinting across New York's skyscrapers.
	+ **Spider-Sense**: Attributed as an extrasensory ability, the spider-sense refers to a precognitive ability to sense immediate danger, a kind of "sixth sense" ascribed to Spider-Man. The "spider-sense" is represented as a tingling sensation emanating from the base of Spider-Man's skull whilst simultaneously apprising him to personal danger in proportion to the severity of that danger. It thus implies some kind of intelligence, capable of parsing Spider-Man's surroundings, identifying and critically evaluating a potential threat at seemingly pre- or sub-conscious level operation and furnishing this information instantaneously to his conscious mind. However, both the temporal and spatial dimensions of his spider-sense are ambiguous, as it is represented alternately as functioning at close range and apparently within "normal" time, aiding Spider-Man to escape machine guns in combat, or avoid a police ambush and as working across immense distances. Provided with his extraordinary speed and wall-crawling, the spider-sense permits Spider-Man to evade all manner of spontaneous dangers by an evidently instinctual exercise of some uncanny reflex. In Don't Touch the Art, after Spider-Man recently subdued a couple of Inner Demons, he sensed someone coming his way, and without hesitating, immediatly went to hide. The connection between the spider-sense and his superhuman reflexes is such that his spider-sense can even trigger a reaction when Spider-Man is temporarily stunned, such as by how he is briefly immobilized by a construction crane hook in the mission Straw Meet Camel, only to promptly regain conscious and instinctively steady himself. Later his Spider-Sense helped him locate Mary Jane being held at gunpoint by Charles Standish. Furthermore, his spider-sense outwardly possesses a directional component and can guide him to or away from concealed or disguised danger and enemies. This is demonstrated in And the Award Goes to... by the spontaneous tingling of his spider-sense in a dense crowd, allowing him to anticipate Mister Negative's transformation, by slowly shifting his position to the direction of the event. Despite being an invaluable asset to his powers, he is still susceptible to attack, should he let himself be distracted or not have sufficient time to elude the attack.
		- **Radio Frequency Detection**: While still in high school, Spider-Man's aptitude in science helped him to discover a way to track his villains using a device of his own design called the Spider-Tracer. A Spider-Tracer is a tiny electronic device that is programmed to emit a radio signal. His spider-sense is capable of picking up frequencies emitted by the Spider-Tracer and let it guide him to his object of interest. It will buzz louder the closer he gets to the tracer.
	+ **Enhanced Vision**: Spider-Man's vision has been amplified to superhuman levels (rectified by his regenerative healing capabilities), leading him to relinquish the use of his spectacles a long time ago. His field of vision has been augmented with impeccable clarity and infallible detail enabling him to effectively exploit the full extent of his web shooters to be a proficient marksman as well as notice things other people fail to observe.

## External links

* Spider-Man *Wikipedia*
* Spider-Man *Heroes Wiki*
* Spider-Man *Into the Spider-Verse*
* Spider-Man *Marvel Animated Universe Wiki*
* Spider-Man *Marvel Database*
* Spider-Man *Marvel's Spider-Man Wiki*
* Spider-Man *Marvel's Spider-Man Animated Series Wiki*

## Notes & Trivia

* Spider-Man first appeared in *Amazing Fantasy #15* (Aug. 1962).
* Spider-Man has social network account named *NYCWallCrawler* with 23.7 million fans (followers).