05-09-2016, 12:07 AM
Character name:
Peter Parker/Spider-Man
Character source:
Amazing Fantasy #15
Since, various Marvel Comics series and derivative films and television shows.
Character history:
At the age of 15, science-whiz high school student and Queens resident Peter Parker came into contact with a radioactive spider. The arachnid bit him, but instead of dying, Parker's DNA mutated and he developed special powers.
He manufactured different technologies to control his senses and streamline his ability to spin webbing, even making himself a makeshift costume as he took it upon himself to save New York City from evildoers after a bout of apathy resulted in the death of his Uncle Ben.
Because, after all, "with great power comes great responsibility."
He is taken into the Omniverse six months later, at the age of 16, a fledgling superhero with a lot to learn...
Physical Description:
![[Image: the-5-spider-man-costumes-we-might-soon-...551304.jpg]](http://images-cdn.moviepilot.com/images/c_scale,h_1273,w_900/t_mp_quality/bw750o7khsqukqnzwi87/the-5-spider-man-costumes-we-might-soon-see-in-the-mcu-551304.jpg)
Starting Stats:
ATK: 2
DEF: 2
SPD: 3
TEC: 3
Starting Proficiencies:
Physical Strength - 1000 OM
Ranged Attack Proficiency - 1000 OM
Debuff Proficiency - 1000 OM
Starting Powers:
Basic Super Jumping - 300 OM
Master Acrobat - 400 OM
Starting Moves:
Web Shooters - 600
Peter, being a near-genius (especially for his age) has developed technologically advanced wristbands that take the natural webbing created by his body and morph it into something more potent. The devices themselves are little more than tight-fitting, metallic cuffs, with a button placed on the underside of his wrist. Peter presses the button and the webbing shoots out through a small hole just underneath.
Depending on how long Peter pushes the button, the webbing either shoots in short bursts, good for entrapping a single part of an opponent's body, or in long strands, good for tying up opponents or as a mode of transportation (i.e., using the webbing as a sort of zipline or to swing from structure to structure).
The webbing is pretty tough, able to withstand most abuse, but breaks easily when sliced by a sharp object. The shooters can fire webbing at about a yard per second, and can fire it up to 100 feet (the average width of a New York City street, since he's shown to be able to swing from building to building). Because the webbing is created naturally, Peter technically has a constant supply of it, but the shooters are not capable of firing it constantly for more than a minute before they need about thirty seconds to recharge.
Wall Crawling - 300 OM
When Peter was bitten by the radioactive spider, some of his anatomy was altered to resemble that of a spider's in addition to acquiring their acute senses. Not only did he inherit their flexibility, but the hairs on his fingertips and the bottom of his foot also grew firm and sticky, which allows him to clutch onto flat surfaces normally rendered unclimable. He is, obviously, still the awkward teenager he's always been and so remains clumsy, and can be knocked from the wall with a simple blow, but he has grown pretty good at scaling walls and climbing and staying on other flat surfaces, such as ceilings.
I'd like my display name to be Spider-Man.
Peter Parker/Spider-Man
Character source:
Amazing Fantasy #15
Since, various Marvel Comics series and derivative films and television shows.
Character history:
At the age of 15, science-whiz high school student and Queens resident Peter Parker came into contact with a radioactive spider. The arachnid bit him, but instead of dying, Parker's DNA mutated and he developed special powers.
He manufactured different technologies to control his senses and streamline his ability to spin webbing, even making himself a makeshift costume as he took it upon himself to save New York City from evildoers after a bout of apathy resulted in the death of his Uncle Ben.
Because, after all, "with great power comes great responsibility."
He is taken into the Omniverse six months later, at the age of 16, a fledgling superhero with a lot to learn...
Physical Description:
Starting Stats:
ATK: 2
DEF: 2
SPD: 3
TEC: 3
Starting Proficiencies:
Physical Strength - 1000 OM
Ranged Attack Proficiency - 1000 OM
Debuff Proficiency - 1000 OM
Starting Powers:
Basic Super Jumping - 300 OM
Master Acrobat - 400 OM
Starting Moves:
Web Shooters - 600
Peter, being a near-genius (especially for his age) has developed technologically advanced wristbands that take the natural webbing created by his body and morph it into something more potent. The devices themselves are little more than tight-fitting, metallic cuffs, with a button placed on the underside of his wrist. Peter presses the button and the webbing shoots out through a small hole just underneath.
Depending on how long Peter pushes the button, the webbing either shoots in short bursts, good for entrapping a single part of an opponent's body, or in long strands, good for tying up opponents or as a mode of transportation (i.e., using the webbing as a sort of zipline or to swing from structure to structure).
The webbing is pretty tough, able to withstand most abuse, but breaks easily when sliced by a sharp object. The shooters can fire webbing at about a yard per second, and can fire it up to 100 feet (the average width of a New York City street, since he's shown to be able to swing from building to building). Because the webbing is created naturally, Peter technically has a constant supply of it, but the shooters are not capable of firing it constantly for more than a minute before they need about thirty seconds to recharge.
Wall Crawling - 300 OM
When Peter was bitten by the radioactive spider, some of his anatomy was altered to resemble that of a spider's in addition to acquiring their acute senses. Not only did he inherit their flexibility, but the hairs on his fingertips and the bottom of his foot also grew firm and sticky, which allows him to clutch onto flat surfaces normally rendered unclimable. He is, obviously, still the awkward teenager he's always been and so remains clumsy, and can be knocked from the wall with a simple blow, but he has grown pretty good at scaling walls and climbing and staying on other flat surfaces, such as ceilings.
I'd like my display name to be Spider-Man.