Spider-Man/Earth-928

"
My name is Miguel O'Hara. I am this dimension's one and only Spider-Man... or at least I was. But I'm not like the others. I don't always like what I have to do... but I know I have to be the one to do it. I've given up too much to stop now.
"

—Spider-Man[src]

**Miguel O'Hara**, a denizen hailing from the distant reaches of the future, stands as a unique embodiment of genetic fusion, possessing both human and spider DNA. In the annals of superhero legacy, he is distinguished by the mantle of **Spider-Man**.

Guided by the collaborative efforts of his steadfast assistant LYLA, O'Hara orchestrated a remarkable union of individuals traversing diverse dimensions within the multiverse. This ambitious endeavor culminated in the establishment of the Spider-Society, an august and strategically adept coalition forged with the purpose of vigilantly overseeing and safeguarding the complex tapestry of the multiverse.

Within the intricate web of realities, the Spider-Society stands as an exemplar of an elite force, adeptly poised to navigate the intricacies of alternate universes and address the challenges they present. Miguel O'Hara's visionary leadership and his collaboration with LYLA have engendered a unique safeguarding mechanism that serves to manage, preserve, and uphold the integrity of various Canon Events across the multitude of universes. This interdimensional fellowship, underpinned by their collective devotion to maintaining the stability of the multiverse, exemplifies an extraordinary nexus of heroism, intellect, and dedication.

## Biography

### Early Life

Miguel O'Hara is given both halves of human and spider DNA, dawning a costume to conceal his identity. He became known as the Spider-Man.

### Formation of the Spider-Society

#### Travel to Earth-67

*"Let's start at the beginning, one last time. Earth-67."*
―Spider-Man to LYLA[src]
Spider-Man was given a Gizmo, becoming the first person to perform an autonomous multiverse jump when he is transported to Earth-67. Trying to recruit the Spider-Man of this universe, he however finds himself in a heated argument concerning the rudeness of pointing.

#### Unraveling of an Alternate Earth-928

*"I found another world where I had a family. Where I was happy — at least, a version of me was. And that version of myself was killed. So I replaced him. I thought it was harmless. But I was wrong."*
―Spider-Man to Miles Morales[src]Some time elapsed, and he stumbled upon an alternate reality where his other self had a daughter and enjoyed a content, tranquil family life. Tragedy struck when the counterpart in that dimension fell victim to a thief's bullet, prompting Miguel to step into his shoes and raise the daughter. Regrettably, the mere presence of a divergent Miguel disrupted a pivotal "Canon Event," an unchangeable juncture in that universe's timeline. This disturbance led to an aberration that shattered the very fabric of that reality, obliterating all inhabitants, including Miguel's newfound daughter. Overwhelmed by sorrow and remorse following this cataclysmic event, Miguel resolved to thoroughly explore the multiverse in order to safeguard it effectively and prevent the recurrence of similar calamities.

During his extensive research, Spider-Man stumbled upon the intricate construct known as the Web of Life and Destiny. This framework outlined the fixed sequence of canonical occurrences that spider-themed heroes across diverse dimensions were bound to follow; any tampering with these events would result in the annihilation of the respective universe. Additionally, Spider-Man uncovered a significant revelation regarding the collider incident that transpired within Earth-1610.

This incident had led to the displacement of numerous individuals, thrusting them into alternate universes where they didn't belong. These occurrences gave rise to a multitude of multiversal aberrations, all tracing their origins back to an initial test of the collider. This particular experiment led to an unforeseen consequence: the radioactive spider that was intended to grant powers to Miles Morales from Earth-42 was inadvertently transported to Earth-1610. Consequently, it bit the Miles Morales of that world, transforming him into the Spider-Man of that reality instead.

#### Battle at the Guggenheim Museum

*"You left a hole wide enough for guys like him to randomly get shot into the wrong dimension. Now I'm stuck putting everybody back where they belong before all of time and space collapses! And don't even get me started on Doctor Strange and the little nerd back on Earth-199999!"*
―Spider-Man to Spider-Woman[src]Once the Vulture of an alternate dimension inflicts chaos upon the Guggenheim Museum in Earth-65's New York City, O'Hara unleashed a portal out of which his Smart Web emitted, latching onto the target's claw. Out of the portal sprung O'Hara hurdling himself toward the Vulture. Removing his cape, O'Hara, while constantly interrupted, introduced himself to the Spider-Woman Gwen Stacy, who insisted upon defeating the Vulture. O'Hara, assuring her he had it under control, was then suddenly attacked by him.

While trying to fend him off, O'Hara explained to Stacy the consequences his Spider-Society had to deal with, having portals appear randomly across the multiverse displacing people like the Vulture, now putting these anomalies back to their original universe before time and space collapses, and was reminded of the Spider-Man Multiversal Crisis on Earth-199999 while explaining this. O'Hara also called for backup from LYLA, being granted aid from Jessica Drew of Earth-332, who kept suggesting Stacy should join the Spider-Society. O'Hara refused to do so.

Clinging onto the Vulture and about to use his vampire-like fangs, O'Hara is rudely interrupted by a helicopter telling him to descend to the ground, despite him telling them that he's a good guy. The Vulture unleashed razors that render the helicopter out-of-control, leaving O'Hara, Drew and the unrecruited Stacy to safely land it inside the museum. With the Vulture in hand, O'Hara interrupted Stacy and her father's conversation, in which Stacy revealed her identity. O'Hara maintaining her father in a net, gives her a Dimensional Travel Watch, applying her to his Spider-Society.

## Personality

*"Being Spider-Man is a sacrifice. That's the job. That's what you signed up for."*
―Miguel O'Hara to Spider-Man[src]
Initially, Miguel displayed a strong inclination towards sarcasm and maintained a composed demeanor even when confronted with potentially perilous situations, such as LYLA warning him about the potential dangers of his dimensional travel device. However, following his inability to avert the unraveling of an alternate reality, this traumatic incident left a deep emotional scar on him. Subsequently, he transformed into an overburdened leader of the Spider-Society, an organization dedicated to ensuring that established events within various universes remained intact at any cost.

This experience led Miguel to adopt a solemn and reserved persona. He grappled with stress easily and exhibited a critical attitude towards newcomers seeking to join his group. His emotional walls were so fortified that he was humorously labeled as the "only Spider-Man who lacks humor" by some individuals.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Spider Physiology**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Speed**: O'Hara can chase Miles Morales down, even on a high-speed train, at high speeds.

## Equipment

### Weapons

* **Web-Shooters**: O'Hara shoots red glowing strings of web he can also swing with.

### Other Equipment

*""Did you finish the goober?"
"It's not a goober, it's a gizmo.""*
―Spider-Man and LYLA[src]
* **Gizmo**: *To be added*
* **Spider-Man Suit**: *To be added*

## Relationships

### Allies

* LYLA - Assistant
* Spider-Society - Sub-ordinates
	+ Gwen Stacy/Spider-Woman
	+ Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman
	+ Peter B. Parker/Spider-Man
	+ Hobie Brown/Spider-Man

### Enemies

* Adriano Toomino/Vulture
* Miles Morales/Spider-Man

## Appearances

* *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse* (post-credits scene)
* *Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse*

## References

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1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*
2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 *Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse*

## External links

* Spider-Man 2099 on Wikipedia
* Miguel O'Hara on Marvel Database