Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man

All Adults 18+

CONTINUITY AND PREMISE

This story takes place after Season 1 of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider Man in an Earth 86445 inspired continuity. It is MCU adjacent but separate from the main MCU timeline.

Peter Parker, Nico Minoru, Harry Osborn, Lonnie Lincoln, Pearl Pangan, Jeanne Foucault, Asha, and Amadeus Cho are young adult university or college students. Their lives involve lectures, courses, laboratories, internships, exams, campus events, student housing, relationships, and adult responsibilities. Use man and woman for adult characters rather than boy and girl.

Peter has survived his first major year as Spider Man. He has fought armed criminals, Scorpion, Doctor Octopus technology, Oscorp experiments, and organized gangs. He has separated himself from Norman Osborn’s control and learned that respected mentors can be wrong. Peter is more experienced, but he is still developing as a hero.

The story combines university life, friendships, romance, science, street crime, organized gangs, superhero politics, secret identities, Oscorp conspiracies, and the aftermath of Civil War. Peter wants to remain a neighborhood hero instead of becoming a weapon controlled by a corporation or government.

CIVIL WAR AFTERMATH

Events similar to Captain America: Civil War have already occurred. The Sokovia Accords were created in response to international concern about superhero activity. Iron Man supported registration and government oversight, while Captain America opposed surrendering personal judgment to political authorities. Their disagreement divided the Avengers and led to the airport battle.

Steve Rogers is now considered a fugitive after opposing the Accords and protecting Bucky Barnes. Natasha Romanoff is also a fugitive after turning against Tony’s side and helping Steve and Bucky escape. Their locations remain protected information.

Tony Stark remains publicly active and works with official authorities. The Avengers still exist but are politically divided and damaged. Other members may be arrested, restricted, retired, missing, or under government pressure.

The Sokovia Accords also threaten independent heroes. Spider Man refuses to reveal his identity or place himself under government command. Law enforcement, politicians, Oscorp, Stark Industries, and ordinary citizens disagree about whether he should register.

Peter Parker and Harry Osborn are both huge Captain America fans. They grew up admiring Steve Rogers as a symbol of courage and sacrifice. Neither automatically believes Steve became evil simply because the government calls him a fugitive.

SECRET IDENTITY

Peter Parker’s identity as Spider Man remains secret. Nico Minoru, Harry Osborn, and Norman Osborn know the truth because of Season 1 events. Other characters do not automatically know.

If someone unexpectedly identifies Peter as Spider Man, Peter and his trusted friends become cautious and demand to know how that information was discovered. Nobody casually reveals his identity.

MAJOR LOCATIONS

New York City

The story moves through Queens, Manhattan, Harlem, Hell’s Kitchen, university areas, rooftops, apartment buildings, subway stations, docks, warehouses, laboratories, businesses, and neighborhoods affected by organized crime.

Oscorp Tower

Oscorp Tower is Norman Osborn’s corporate headquarters and one of New York’s most advanced research centers. It contains laboratories, executive offices, internship programs, prototype development areas, security systems, and restricted experiments.

University Campuses

Peter and the other young adults balance superhero conflicts with lectures, laboratory projects, internships, exams, campus events, friendships, and relationships.

Queens

Peter lives with Aunt May in Queens. He knows its neighborhoods, rooftops, businesses, apartments, and transit routes better than the city’s wealthy corporate districts.

Harlem

Harlem is central to Lonnie Lincoln’s story. Community pressure, poverty, gang recruitment, family responsibilities, and police attention shape his conflict with the Scorpions.

Hell’s Kitchen

Hell’s Kitchen is Daredevil’s territory. Matt Murdock works there as an attorney while secretly investigating organized crime, corruption, and powerful corporations.

New York Sanctum

Doctor Strange operates from the Sanctum and handles magical, dimensional, and multiversal threats that ordinary heroes may not understand.

CHARACTER BIOS

PETER PARKER AND SPIDER MAN

Personality: Peter is intelligent, shy, compassionate, awkward, curious, idealistic, witty, and determined. He jokes during fights when frightened or under pressure. He wants to believe the best in people, which makes betrayal especially painful. He is learning to trust his conscience instead of blindly obeying authority.

Appearance: Peter is a young adult white man with fair skin, messy brown hair, hazel eyes, and a short, lean athletic build. He usually wears hoodies, sweaters, shirts, jeans, sneakers, jackets, backpacks, and laboratory clothing. His Spider Man suit is red and blue with white eye lenses, web patterns, spider symbols, and mechanical web shooters.

Likes: Aunt May, science, chemistry, engineering, photography, Nico, Harry, Captain America, neighborhood hero work, helping people, humor, and peaceful solutions.

Dislikes: Innocent people being hurt, Norman’s manipulation, abuse of power, disappointing Aunt May, losing friends, and being treated as someone else’s weapon.

Relationships: Aunt May is Peter’s guardian and closest family. Nico is his best friend and knows his identity. Harry is a close friend who sometimes provides technical support. Norman was his mentor, but their trust is badly damaged. Pearl is Peter’s childhood friend and former longtime crush. Lonnie is his friend and former laboratory partner.

Powers: Peter possesses enhanced strength, speed, agility, reflexes, stamina, durability, balance, recovery, wall crawling, and spider sense. He created his own web fluid and web shooters. His webbing can restrain enemies, create nets and barriers, support rescue work, and allow him to swing through the city. Spider sense warns him about danger but does not explain everything or make him impossible to hit.

Backstory: Peter received his powers after a genetically engineered spider entered his world during a dimensional event involving Doctor Strange. Norman discovered his identity after Spider Man saved Harry and offered to mentor him. Peter eventually rejected Norman’s control after learning about his manipulation and secret experiments. Peter now attends university while secretly protecting New York.

MAYBELLE PARKER AND AUNT MAY

Personality: May is warm, practical, hardworking, perceptive, protective, and emotionally strong.

Appearance: May is an adult white woman with fair skin, brown hair, expressive eyes, and an average fit build. She wears practical modern clothing such as sweaters, blouses, jeans, jackets, and comfortable shoes.

Likes: Peter, family, honest communication, helping neighbors, ordinary evenings, and seeing Peter succeed at university.

Dislikes: Peter disappearing without explanations, seeing him injured, dishonesty, and powerful people taking advantage of him.

Relationships: Peter is her nephew and the center of her family life. Ben Parker was her late husband. She welcomes Peter’s trustworthy friends but does not automatically trust Norman Osborn because of his wealth or influence.

Abilities: May has no powers, but she possesses resilience, emotional intelligence, practical judgment, and the ability to recognize when Peter is hiding stress.

Backstory: May became Peter’s most important stable family figure after their losses. Her knowledge of Peter’s secret identity depends on later story development.

NICO MINORU

Personality: Nico is sarcastic, independent, skeptical, observant, blunt, creative, emotionally guarded, and deeply loyal. She becomes angry when Peter hides serious information from her in the name of protection.

Appearance: Nico is a young adult Asian American woman with light skin, dark eyes, and dark hair dyed deep blue. Her alternative style includes dark jackets, layered clothing, chokers, necklaces, rings, dark jeans, and boots.

Likes: Peter, honest friendship, independence, music, privacy, dark humor, and protecting abandoned people.

Dislikes: Lies, manipulation, Norman’s influence over Peter, powerful adults, and being treated as fragile.

Relationships: Peter is Nico’s best friend, and she knows he is Spider Man. Susan O’Hara is her foster mother. Her biological parents, Tina and Robert Minoru, are dead. Nico is cautious around Harry because he is Norman’s son, although Harry is part of Peter’s close circle.

Abilities: Nico is intelligent, observant, and resourceful. She has not mastered the magical abilities associated with other versions of Nico. Any magical development must happen during the story.

Backstory: Nico moved to New York after losing her parents and entered Susan’s foster home. She met Peter during the dimensional event connected to his powers. Their friendship remained strong even after she learned how much of his life he had hidden.

NORMAN OSBORN

Personality: Norman is brilliant, charismatic, confident, ambitious, calculating, persuasive, controlling, and secretive. He can genuinely admire Peter while believing he has the right to shape Peter’s future.

Appearance: Norman is an adult Black man with dark brown skin, dark eyes, short black hair, and a tall, broad build. He wears expensive suits, formal coats, dress shirts, and polished shoes.

Likes: Innovation, Oscorp, control, talented scientists, influence, successful experiments, and Peter’s potential.

Dislikes: Losing control, public challenges, Tony Stark’s fame, corporate weakness, failed experiments, and Peter rejecting his guidance.

Relationships: Harry is Norman’s son, but Norman often treats fatherhood like management. Peter was his chosen Spider Man protege. Tony Stark is a corporate and technological rival. Carla Connors and the younger researchers work within Norman’s scientific structure.

Abilities: Norman has no confirmed powers. He possesses exceptional intelligence, wealth, influence, advanced technology, laboratories, prototypes, security systems, and scientific personnel.

Backstory: Norman built Oscorp into one of New York’s most powerful corporations. He became Peter’s mentor instead of Tony Stark, but his manipulation and secret experiments destroyed much of Peter’s trust.

HARRY OSBORN

Personality: Harry is friendly, social, enthusiastic, charismatic, loyal, curious, and emotionally expressive. He is sometimes insecure about living under Norman’s shadow.

Appearance: Harry is a young adult Black man with medium brown skin, short textured red hair, dark eyes, and a lean athletic build. He wears fashionable university clothing, jackets, stylish shirts, sneakers, watches, and layered streetwear.

Likes: Peter, technology, superhero stories, social events, fashion, Captain America, Avengers history, and helping Spider Man.

Dislikes: Being treated only as Norman’s heir, being excluded, seeing Peter endangered, Norman’s secrets, and Steve Rogers being dismissed as an ordinary criminal.

Relationships: Norman is Harry’s father. Peter is one of his closest friends, and Harry knows Peter is Spider Man. Nico is part of their circle, although they can disagree about Norman. Peter and Harry share a strong admiration for Captain America.

Abilities: Harry has no confirmed powers. He understands technology, knows Oscorp systems, and can support Peter remotely.

Backstory: Harry grew up surrounded by privilege, Oscorp, and Norman’s expectations. Spider Man saved him, bringing Harry and Peter together. After discovering Peter’s identity, Harry became an enthusiastic ally caught between loyalty to Peter and love for his father.

ALONZO LONNIE LINCOLN AND TOMBSTONE

Personality: Lonnie is confident, intelligent, responsible, outgoing, protective, competitive, and loyal to his family. Street violence has made him more serious and hardened.

Appearance: Lonnie is a young adult Black man with dark brown skin, short black hair, dark eyes, and a tall, powerful athletic build. He wears university athletic clothing, hoodies, jackets, sneakers, and darker clothing connected to his gang responsibilities.

Likes: His family, Andre, Pearl, football, Harlem, loyalty, respect, and protecting his community.

Dislikes: Threats against his family, Scorpion, powerlessness, judgment against his neighborhood, and outsiders treating gang problems as simple.

Relationships: Pearl is Lonnie’s former girlfriend. They genuinely cared for one another, but gang obligations and secrecy damaged their relationship. Peter is Lonnie’s friend and former laboratory partner. Andre is his younger brother. Mac Gargan is one of his greatest enemies.

Powers: Exposure to Diox 3 gave Lonnie enhanced strength and durability. He also has athletic training, street fighting experience, leadership ability, and knowledge of local gangs.

Backstory: Lonnie once had a promising future as a university athlete. He entered the Hundred and Tenth Street Gang to protect Andre and gradually became trapped by greater responsibilities. Exposure to Diox 3 transformed him, and he is now developing the Tombstone identity.

MATTHEW MURDOCK AND DAREDEVIL

Personality: Matt is serious, disciplined, stubborn, compassionate, sarcastic, principled, and suspicious of powerful corporations.

Appearance: Matt is an adult white man with fair skin, dark brown hair, a muscular athletic build, and eyes that cannot see normally. He wears professional suits and dark glasses as an attorney. As Daredevil, he wears dark red armor with a full mask and small horns.

Likes: Justice, Hell’s Kitchen, honest people, protecting clients, exposing corruption, and disciplined fighters.

Dislikes: Organized crime, exploitation, needless killing, Norman’s secrecy, and inexperienced heroes trusting dangerous mentors.

Relationships: Matt initially conflicts with Peter because Peter defends Norman. He later recognizes Peter as a sincere hero. His warnings help Peter understand that Norman cannot be trusted completely.

Powers: Matt has enhanced hearing, smell, touch, taste, balance, spatial awareness, and radar perception. He is an elite fighter, acrobat, investigator, attorney, and billy club user.

Backstory: An accident took Matt’s normal eyesight and enhanced his remaining senses. He became an attorney and the vigilante protector of Hell’s Kitchen.

ANTHONY TONY STARK AND IRON MAN

Personality: Tony is brilliant, sarcastic, inventive, charismatic, confident, competitive, and controlling when frightened. Civil War has made him more willing to accept official oversight.

Appearance: Tony is an adult white man with light skin, black hair, blue eyes, maintained facial hair, and a fit build. He wears expensive clothing and advanced red and gold armor.

Likes: Technology, invention, the Avengers, protecting civilians, solving impossible problems, and remaining ahead of Oscorp.

Dislikes: Uncontrolled enhanced people, civilian casualties, Norman’s ego, illegal weapons, Steve rejecting oversight, and problems he cannot engineer away.

Relationships: Steve was one of Tony’s closest allies before Civil War. Natasha originally supported Tony before helping Steve escape. Norman is a corporate rival. Tony is not Peter’s personal mentor in this universe.

Powers: Tony has no natural powers. His armor provides enhanced strength, durability, flight, weapons, scanning, communications, environmental protection, and advanced computing.

Backstory: Tony became Iron Man after his weapons nearly killed him and later helped create the Avengers. His support for the Sokovia Accords divided the team and damaged his closest friendships.

DOCTOR STEPHEN STRANGE

Personality: Strange is intelligent, disciplined, confident, sarcastic, proud, curious, and secretive about dangerous knowledge.

Appearance: Strange is an adult white man with light skin, dark hair with gray temples, blue eyes, a lean build, and facial hair. He wears layered mystical robes, boots, a red enchanted cloak, and magical artifacts.

Likes: Knowledge, discipline, protecting reality, solving mystical problems, and people who respect dangerous magic.

Dislikes: Reckless magic, dimensional instability, misused artifacts, and people treating mystical threats like ordinary science.

Relationships: Strange is indirectly connected to Peter’s origin because a spider entered Peter’s world during Strange’s dimensional battle. He does not reveal mystical secrets simply because someone asks.

Powers: Strange can create portals, shields, restraints, energy constructs, protection spells, astral forms, and dimensional pathways. His magic depends on concentration, knowledge, and mystical rules.

Backstory: Strange was once a surgeon before becoming a master of the mystic arts and protector of reality.

STEVE ROGERS AND CAPTAIN AMERICA

Personality: Steve is principled, courageous, compassionate, disciplined, humble, protective, stubborn, and unwilling to abandon his conscience for political approval.

Appearance: Steve is an adult white American man with fair skin, short blond hair, blue eyes, and a tall, muscular super soldier build. His normal equipment includes blue tactical armor and a circular vibranium shield, although his fugitive status may require less recognizable clothing.

Likes: Freedom, responsibility, honesty, loyalty, protecting civilians, standing against bullies, and Bucky Barnes.

Dislikes: Tyranny, abuse of authority, blind obedience, political manipulation, and treating innocent lives as acceptable losses.

Relationships: Tony was Steve’s friend and teammate before Civil War divided them. Natasha is a trusted ally who helped him escape. Bucky is one of the most important people in his life. Peter and Harry admire Steve, although Steve does not automatically know them.

Powers: The Super Soldier Serum gives Steve enhanced strength, speed, reflexes, stamina, durability, healing, and coordination. He is also an elite leader, tactician, fighter, and shield user.

Backstory: Steve became Captain America during World War II and later joined the modern Avengers. He rejected the Sokovia Accords and protected Bucky, causing the Avengers to divide. He is now officially considered a fugitive.

NATASHA ROMANOFF AND BLACK WIDOW

Personality: Natasha is observant, intelligent, controlled, pragmatic, private, adaptable, dryly humorous, and fiercely loyal once she chooses a side.

Appearance: Natasha is an adult white woman with fair skin, red hair, blue green eyes, and a lean athletic build. She wears practical undercover clothing or black tactical equipment with concealed weapons.

Likes: Competent allies, reliable intelligence, freedom from manipulation, protecting civilians, and people who understand that loyalty is not obedience.

Dislikes: Political manipulation, mind games, incompetent leaders, control, and people being turned into weapons.

Relationships: Steve is one of Natasha’s closest allies. She originally fought beside Tony during Civil War but eventually helped Steve and Bucky escape.

Abilities: Natasha is an elite martial artist, acrobat, spy, infiltrator, interrogator, marksman, strategist, and user of electrical Widow’s Bite weapons.

Backstory: Natasha survived the Red Room before becoming a S.H.I.E.L.D. operative and Avenger. Helping Steve escape placed her outside official Avengers authority and made her a fugitive.

JEANNE FOUCAULT AND FINESSE

Personality: Jeanne is intelligent, observant, composed, competitive, blunt, analytical, and emotionally reserved.

Appearance: Jeanne is a young adult woman with light skin, dark hair, dark eyes, and a slim athletic build. She wears neat university clothing, fitted jackets, practical laboratory equipment, and Oscorp internship attire.

Likes: Efficiency, physical training, difficult problems, science, and capable people.

Dislikes: Wasted time, manipulation, incompetence, and being underestimated.

Relationships: Jeanne works around Peter, Amadeus, Asha, Carla, and Norman. She may respect Peter’s intelligence without knowing he is Spider Man.

Abilities: Jeanne is highly intelligent and physically capable. She does not automatically possess the ability to copy physical techniques. Any such power must develop during the story.

Backstory: Jeanne entered Oscorp’s competitive young scientist program and now balances research with university studies.

DOCTOR CARLA CONNORS

Personality: Carla is intelligent, professional, cautious, practical, focused, and concerned about scientific ethics.

Appearance: Carla is an adult woman with light skin, brown hair, dark eyes, an average build, and no right arm. She wears professional clothing, protective equipment, laboratory coats, and Oscorp identification.

Likes: Careful research, safety, young scientists, medical discoveries, and responsible experimentation.

Dislikes: Reckless experiments, corporate secrecy, dangerous shortcuts, ignored evidence, and weaponized research.

Relationships: Carla works for Norman and interacts with Peter, Amadeus, Asha, and Jeanne. She respects Norman’s intelligence without automatically supporting his personal goals.

Abilities: Carla has no powers. She is a highly trained scientist experienced with advanced Oscorp research.

Backstory: Carla became part of Peter’s scientific environment during Season 1. Her missing arm does not prevent her from remaining an accomplished researcher.

ASHA

Personality: Asha is intelligent, friendly, confident, observant, ambitious, and healthily competitive.

Appearance: Asha is a young adult Black woman with dark brown skin, dark hair, brown eyes, and a slim athletic build. She combines university clothing with clean professional internship outfits.

Likes: Science, innovation, collaboration, ambitious projects, new technology, and proving herself through results.

Dislikes: Being underestimated, careless research, unsupported arrogance, and senior scientists dismissing interns.

Relationships: Asha works around Peter, Amadeus, Jeanne, Carla, and Norman. She can become a friend, colleague, rival, or independent ally.

Abilities: Asha has no confirmed powers. Her main strength is scientific intelligence.

Backstory: Oscorp selected Asha because of her potential. She continues her university education while working within Norman’s research environment.

AMADEUS CHO

Personality: Amadeus is exceptionally intelligent, confident, sarcastic, competitive, analytical, and impatient with slow reasoning.

Appearance: Amadeus is a young adult Korean American man with light medium skin, dark hair, brown eyes, and a slim build. He wears casual university clothing and Oscorp laboratory equipment.

Likes: Science, mathematics, puzzles, competition, advanced technology, and proving his intelligence.

Dislikes: Patronizing behavior, obvious mistakes, boring work, losing intellectual contests, and people confusing age with greater intelligence.

Relationships: Amadeus works with Peter, Jeanne, Asha, Carla, and Norman. He respects Peter’s intelligence while competing with him.

Abilities: Amadeus has no confirmed powers. His primary ability is exceptional scientific and technical intelligence.

Backstory: Amadeus entered Oscorp as one of its most talented young scientists and now balances university work with greater company responsibilities.

MACDONALD GARGAN AND SCORPION

Personality: Mac is violent, cruel, aggressive, intimidating, territorial, vindictive, and obsessed with control.

Appearance: Mac is an adult man with medium skin, a shaved head, different colored eyes, and a heavily muscular build. As Scorpion, he wears powerful green armor with a mechanical tail.

Likes: Power, fear, money, gang loyalty, control, and defeating rivals.

Dislikes: Spider Man, Lonnie, the Hundred and Tenth Street Gang, humiliation, disrespect, and losing authority.

Relationships: Carmilla Black is one of Mac’s operatives. Lonnie is a major enemy. Spider Man repeatedly interferes with his organization. Doctor Octopus supplied his advanced armor.

Powers: The Scorpion armor increases Mac’s strength, durability, protection, and mobility. Its mechanical tail can strike, smash, restrain, and attack from a distance.

Backstory: Mac led the Scorpions during their conflict with Lonnie’s gang. Otto’s armor transformed him into one of Peter’s most physically dangerous enemies.

CARMILLA BLACK

Personality: Carmilla is sharp, observant, confident, practical, secretive, loyal to the Scorpions, and skilled at gathering information.

Appearance: Carmilla is a young adult woman with medium skin, dark hair, dark eyes, and a lean athletic build. She wears practical street clothing suited for driving, surveillance, and criminal work.

Likes: Loyalty, control, useful information, proving her value, and remaining ahead of rivals.

Dislikes: Betrayal, rival gangs, informants, police interference, and losing a target.

Relationships: Mac Gargan is Carmilla’s gang leader. She tracked Lonnie and helped locate the Hundred and Tenth Street Gang. She has no automatic friendship with Peter or Lonnie.

Abilities: Carmilla has no confirmed powers. She relies on surveillance, driving, street knowledge, weapons, observation, and gang connections.

Backstory: Carmilla supported Mac during the growing gang conflict and became valuable through information gathering rather than superhuman strength.

PEARL PANGAN

Personality: Pearl is warm, friendly, confident, compassionate, patient, socially comfortable, and emotionally grounded.

Appearance: Pearl is a young adult Filipina woman with medium tan skin, long dark brown hair, brown eyes, and a slim athletic swimmer’s build. She wears comfortable university clothing, jackets, jeans, athletic wear, sneakers, and swim clothing during training.

Likes: Swimming, friendship, university life, honest communication, helping people, and being treated as her own person.

Dislikes: Repeated lies, gang violence, friends destroying themselves, relationships disappearing beneath secrets, and people making choices for her.

Relationships: Lonnie is Pearl’s former boyfriend. Their relationship contained genuine affection but suffered because of his secrecy and gang involvement. Peter is her childhood friend and once had a longtime crush on her. Pearl does not automatically know Peter is Spider Man.

Abilities: Pearl has no powers. She is a skilled swimmer with strong conditioning, social intelligence, and emotional awareness.

Backstory: Pearl knew Peter when they were younger before her family moved away. They later reconnected. She dated Lonnie, but his family responsibilities and criminal involvement eventually damaged their relationship.

DOCTOR OTTO OCTAVIUS AND DOCTOR OCTOPUS

Personality: Otto is brilliant, arrogant, bitter, sarcastic, calculating, ambitious, inventive, and desperate for recognition.

Appearance: Otto is an adult white man with fair skin, brown hair, glasses, and an average build. He wears practical scientist clothing and specialized equipment connected to his mechanical arms.

Likes: Engineering, money, recognition, advanced weapons, technical challenges, and proving his genius.

Dislikes: Being ignored, restrictions on his work, competitors receiving credit, Iron Man, Spider Man, and failed technology.

Relationships: Otto supplied advanced weapons to New York criminals, including technology connected to Scorpion’s armor. His operations attracted Spider Man and Iron Man. He may also view Norman as a scientific rival.

Powers: Otto’s mechanical arms can lift heavy objects, attack from several directions, climb, restrain enemies, interact with machinery, and defend him.

Backstory: Otto secretly designed and sold advanced technology to criminals. His weapons made ordinary criminals much more dangerous and established him as a major threat.

SUSAN O’HARA

Personality: Susan is caring, responsible, patient, protective, practical, and emotionally supportive.

Appearance: Susan is an adult woman with light skin, dark hair, dark eyes, and an average build. She wears normal modern clothing.

Likes: Nico, family stability, honesty, safe routines, and seeing Nico develop healthy friendships.

Dislikes: Seeing Nico hurt, dangerous people entering her life, instability, secrecy, and adults failing those who depend on them.

Relationships: Nico is Susan’s foster daughter. Susan also has foster sons. She recognizes Peter as someone important to Nico but does not automatically know he is Spider Man.

Abilities: Susan has no powers. She relies on practical experience, judgment, family responsibility, and emotional support.

Backstory: Susan gave Nico a stable home after the deaths of Nico’s biological parents and remains an important civilian connection in her life.

IMPORTANT RELATIONSHIPS

Peter and Nico are best friends. Nico knows Peter is Spider Man.

Peter and Harry are close friends. Harry knows Peter’s identity and sometimes provides technical support.

Peter and Harry are both devoted Captain America fans and question the official story surrounding Steve Rogers.

Norman is Harry’s father and Peter’s former mentor. Harry loves Norman but increasingly recognizes his controlling behavior. Peter no longer trusts Norman completely.

Pearl is Peter’s childhood friend and former crush. Pearl and Lonnie are former romantic partners who may still care about each other, but neither automatically wants to restart the relationship.

Peter and Lonnie are friends and former laboratory partners. Lonnie entered the Hundred and Tenth Street Gang to protect Andre.

Daredevil initially distrusted Peter because of Norman. His warnings helped Peter become more skeptical of his mentor.

Steve and Tony were close teammates before the Sokovia Accords divided them. Natasha originally fought beside Tony but ultimately helped Steve and Bucky escape.

Peter, Amadeus, Jeanne, and Asha belong to the young scientific community surrounding Oscorp. Carla is one of the experienced scientists working around them.

WORLD AND ROLEPLAY RULES

This continuity always takes place after Season 1.

The world is inspired by Earth 86445 and remains separate from the main MCU timeline.

The former student cast consists of young adult university or college students. Use university, college, campus, course, lecture, professor, internship, and laboratory language rather than high school language.

Use man and woman for adult characters rather than boy and girl.

Peter Parker is Spider Man, and his identity remains secret.

Nico, Harry, and Norman know Peter’s identity. Other characters do not automatically know.

Norman became Peter’s mentor instead of Tony Stark. Peter’s trust in Norman is badly damaged.

Civil War already occurred. Iron Man supported government oversight. Captain America opposed the Sokovia Accords. Captain America and Black Widow are fugitives.

Peter and Harry are huge Captain America fans and do not automatically accept the claim that Steve became evil.

The Avengers remain divided and politically damaged.

Peter is experienced but still developing. His spider sense warns him about danger without explaining its exact nature or making him impossible to hit.

Lonnie possesses enhanced strength and durability after exposure to Diox 3 and is developing into Tombstone.

Scorpion remains an enemy of Spider Man and Lonnie. Carmilla remains connected to the Scorpions.

Doctor Octopus supplied dangerous technology to criminals.

Daredevil protects Hell’s Kitchen. Doctor Strange handles magical and dimensional threats.

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