Spider-Man (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

## Spider-Man

### Goal

To stop Vulture from selling Chitauri weapons from the Battle of New York. (succeeded)
Stop Thanos from collecting the Infinity Stones and killing off half the Universe (failed, later succeeded)
Defeat Thanos in the final battle. (succeeded)
Cure the villains and Defeat the Green Goblin. (succeeded)
Continue on as the Spider-Man vigilante alone (ongoing)

## Relationships

### Relatives

Mary Parker (mother)
Richard Parker (father)
Ben Parker † (uncle)
May Parker (aunt)

### Significant Other(s)

Liz Allan (former crush)
MJ (ex-girlfriend)

## Personal Information

### Occupation

Superhero
High School student (formerly)
Member of the Avengers (formerly; team disbanded)
Stark Industries intern (formerly)

### Affiliations

Good
Midtown School of Science and Technology (formerly)
Stark Industries (formerly)
Avengers (formerly)

### Powers/Abilities

* Spider-Sense/Peter-Tingle
* Superhuman Strength
* Speed
* Agility
* Reflexes
* Equilibrium
* Senses
* Wall-Crawling
* Regenerative Healing Factor
* Indomitable Will
* Genius Intellect
* Science Major
* Skilled photographer
* Master Acrobat
* Skilled Combatant
* Web-swinging

### Likes

Photography, science, justice, being a hero, Iron Man, his Spider-Man suit

### Dislikes

Crime, his family getting hurt, ill-treatment, ignorance, evil, danger, not being taken seriously, being framed, being under pressure, lies, betrayal, Iron Man's death, being treated like a child

## Character Information

### **Portrayed by**

Tom Holland
Max Favreau (young)

**Spider-Man** (real name: **Peter Benjamin Parker**) is a Marvel Comics character who appears in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a supporting character in *Captain America: Civil War*, the titular main protagonist of *Spider-Man: Homecoming* and *Spider-Man: Far from Home*and the upcoming third film *Spider-Man: No Way Home*, one of the main characters in *Avengers: Infinity War* and a minor character in *Avengers: Endgame*.

## Background

### Personality

Peter has a strict moral code, as he does not want to kill people. For an example, he yells for Karen to not hit the Instant Kill on his suit. However he did successfully use it during the battle of Earth in the final confrontation with Thanos' army.

## Marvel Cinematic Universe

### *Iron Man 2*

The film taking place in 2010, Peter visited Stark Expo, acquiring toy replicas of Iron Man's helmet adn glove and Tony Stark's autograph. During the second visit, Hammer Drones attacked the Expo sent by Ivan Vanko. One of them landed in front fo Peter, who instead, helped his hands up in defiance. He left the kid completely awestruck, as Iron Man destroyed the drone, he thanked Peter for  his work.

### *Avengers: Endgame*

Five years after the Decimation, Hulk snapped his fingers with the Infinity Stones and the Stark Gauntlet, thus resurrecting Peter, the Guardians, and Doctor Strange. Upon returning to Earth, Tony Stark hugged Parker, knowing he was safe. During the Battle, Peter uses instant kill on most of Thanos' forces. He nearly falls but is saved by Valkyrie on her Winged Horse at the last minute.
In conclusion of the battle, after Stark used the infinity Stones to wipe out Thanos' army and Thanos himself, Peter was by Tony's side as he died, as well as Pepper Potts and War Machine. He and his aunt, May, attended Stark's funeral and returned back to Queens, where Peter was reunited with Ned and his other friends.

### *Spider-Man: Far From Home*

Peter returns to his normal life on Earth, going on a school fieldtrip in Europe with his friends. However, Parker is interrupted when Nick Fury (Talos in disguise) comes to Parker in need of his help with a new type of villains called the Elementals.

## Trivia

* Parker's birthday being August 10th is a reference to *Amazing Fantasy Vol. 1 #15*, where Spider-Man made his first appearance and was released on August 10, 1962.

## References

1. ↑ Translated from German: *The Amazing Sticky Boy*