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Pre History
Orphaned at a young age, Peter Parker was raised by his Uncle Ben and Aunt May as if he were their own son. Exceptionally bright, Peter was also extremely shy. A social outcast with few friends, he sought solace in his studies. During a demonstration on radiation, a spider wandered into the radiation source and became irradiated. Dying, the spider fell on Peter’s hand and bit him.
Leaving the TV studio following a taping, Peter chose to mind his own business when he encountered a burglar fleeing the scene of a robbery. Though he could have stopped the man, Peter allowed him to pass, arrogantly believing it was not his responsibility. Several days later, he returned home from a perfomance only to discover that an intruder had murdered his uncle. Learning police had cornered the hoodlum in a nearby warehouse, a distraught Peter donned his Spider-Man costume and desperately rushed off to confront his uncle’s killer.
Employing his newfound abilities to capture the burglar, Peter realized the thief was the same criminal he had allowed to escape. Filled with remorse, Peter finally understood that with great power, there must also come great responsibility—and he vowed never to shirk his heroic responsibilities again.
Constantly balancing his responsibility as a hero with his personal life, and ever ready with a wisecrack to hide his personal struggles, Peter remains steadfast in living up to the responsibility that his great powers have thrust upon him, donning his Spider-Man costume for the good of all.
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Pre History
A shy, nerdy high school student, Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive spider on a class field trip. The bite caused him to take upon the abilities of a spider modified to fit his human frame, including superhuman strength, agility, senses, and wall-climbing. Also a budding scientist, Parker created web-shooting devices and fitted them to his wrists.
To make money, Parker dressed in costume and participated in an amateur wrestling circuit. One night, a burglar robbed the wrestling manager, who had stiffed Peter on his prize money, and although in a position to do so, he failed to stop the crook. This would come back to haunt Peter, as the robber would later kill his father figure and uncle, Benjamin Parker. This event would be the catalyst in Peter becoming a superhero.
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Marvel vs Capcom
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Spider-Man
The bite from a radioactive spider granted Peter Parker arachnid-like powers. After losing his beloved Uncle Ben to a thief he chose not to stop, Peter learned that with great power there must also come great responsibility, and vowed to use his incredible abilities to protect the city as the Amazing Spider-Man! Spider-Man’s adaptability will surely stand out in this complicated web we find ourselves in.
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The Heroes' Challenge
A hero with a spider's quickness. He slings webs that can stop any foe!
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The Ultimate Challenge!
Gifted with a spider's strength and speed, Spider-Man is a web-slinging, wall-crawling crime fighter.
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Fate of Two Worlds
When a radioactive spider bit Peter Parker, he gained the proportionate strength and agility of the arachnid, which he now uses to fight evil.
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