The Spider and the Star (Spider-Man x Starfire)

Spider-Man Info

Name: Peter Benjamin Parker

Current Alias: Spider-man

Nicknames:

Amazing Spider-Man
Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
Arachnid
The Web-Slinger
The Spider Twice Born

Group affiliated: Teen Titans

Parents:

Richard Parker (father, deceased)
Mary Parker (mother, deceased)
Ben Parker (uncle, deceased)
May Parker (aunt)

Gender: Male

Height: 5'10 (1.78 m)
Weight: 167 lbs (75.75 kg)

Eyes (Irises):

Hazel (originally)
Red (currently)

Hair: Brown
Origin:  Human mutated by radioactive spider bite during a science experiment, endowed with the proportionate capabilities of a spider. Became mutated twice into a spider-like creature, first by Adriana Soria/Spider-Queen then by Immaculatum via the A-Plus drug.

Living Status: Alive
Reality: Earth-7642-B
Place of Birth: Queens, New York City, New York
Identity: Secret
Citizenship: American
Occupation: Adventurer, inventor, newspaper photographer, podcast engineer/research assistant, teaching assistant, vigilante
Education: High School Graduate
Base of Operations: Manhattan

Little is detailed about Spider-Man's life in Earth-7642-B, however it can be presumed that it followed as much of the same path as his Earth-616 counterpart. What separates this version of Peter Parker from the original is that he meets Gwen earlier in Highschool at the age of 16, he gained the mutations of Adriana Soria/Spider-Queen and Immaculatum earlier in his age instead of an adult sometime after Gwen's death, which is done because of Harry Osborn, who is a childhood friend in this case, instead of his father, at the age of 17. More notably, Mary Jane does not live in the same area or even school as Peter and instead lives elsewhere. After graduating from High School and even skipping some grades and graduated from Empire State University due to not holding back in his intellect unlike previous times, Peter continued to be Spider-man, but he is now more depressed and beaten down than usual, but still maintains a joking attitude and tries to keep up his usual confidence facade to cope with what happened. He even once used to be a member of the Avengers, but quit after Loki tricked the Avengers into attacking him in thinking their minds swapped, although Peter is still allies with them, knowing it wasn't really their fault.

During when Peter was swinging around to stop a group of criminals, Peter hears a mental distress call of sorts. At first, Peter shrugged it off, thinking it was just his traumatic experience with Gwen replaying itself. But unbeknownst to him, it was a distress call from Raven, the daughter of Trigon. As Peter was swinging and he had almost caught up to the criminals, a black magical energy appeared and stopped the criminals in their tracks, knocking them out. At the same time, Peter was then taken and teleported by Raven, who has gathered up Robin, Beast Boy, Cyborg, and Wonder Girl. They helped take out Trigon, and when Koriand'r arrived after escaping the Citadel, as Peter is the first to approach Koriand'r, she kissed him and assimilated the language. Unbeknownst to Peter, this meeting with Koriand'r will change his life forever.

Personality:

His personality is similar to the original Earth-616 Peter. Before receiving his spider-powers, Peter was a typical high school nerd: shy, smart, awkward, unlucky with girls, and a constant target of bullying. Growing up, Peter's favorite hero was the famous Captain America and Superman, both of who' he idolized and inspired him to be a hero. After gaining his powers and becoming a celebrity, all of the sudden fame made Peter become an arrogant, selfish, and proud man, avoiding preventing a theft simply because he thought it was not his problem. However, after discovering that his selfishness and lack of responsibility made him indirectly responsible for his Uncle Ben's death, Peter dedicated himself to becoming a righteous, brave, and selfless hero with a strong sense of justice and responsibility. Adopting his Uncle Ben's last words that "with great power comes great responsibility," as his main belief, Spider-Man dedicated himself to heroic and humanitarian service to society. There are times when Spider-Man's sense of responsibility can be almost overbearing.