C H A R A C T E R S U M M A R Y C H A R A C T E R S U M M A R Y
_________________________________________________________ Dr. Robert Bruce Banner, PhD _________________________________________________________ 35 | Missing, Presumed Dead _________________________________________________________ Unaffiliated | American
N O T A B L E A B I L I T I E S & T O O L S N O T A B L E A B I L I T I E S & T O O L S
A B I L I T I E S ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ ◼ SUPERHUMAN STRENGTH All reported sightings of the entity known as “the Hulk” include it demonstrating physical strength and durability far exceeding any human limits, as well as those of any metahumans currently on record. This seems to grow exponentially as a response to aggression or pain. The upper limits of the Hulk's strength and durability is unknown, if such limits exist at all. -
T O O L (S) ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ ◼None The entity known as “the Hulk” has not demonstrated any capability for tool use in any reported sightings. All known instances of the entity indicate a mind that operates purely on emotion and instinct. -
N O T A B L E S K I L L S & T A L E N T S N O T A B L E S K I L L S & T A L E N T S
S K I L L (S) ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ ◼ Evasion and Survival In the past year, Bruce Banner has learned several survival skills the hard way. He has become an expert at traveling without being noticed, avoiding populated or heavily monitored areas, and surviving off the grid. -
T A L E N T (S) ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ ◼ Genius Intellect Dr. Banner was a prodigy in the sciences, particularly in nuclear physics. While he never achieved the success or fame of Tony Stark or any of the other “rock star” scientists, it was quietly agreed upon in many scientific circles that in his field, Bruce Banner was the smartest person on Earth. -
T H E S T O R Y S O F A R... T H E S T O R Y S O F A R...
35 Years Ago: Robert Bruce Banner is born to the geneticist Dr. Brian Banner and his wife Rebecca. Their home life is very private and secretive, and Brian is known for being standoffish and easily frustrated at work, especially as he is repeatedly passed over for promotions or recognition. Dark rumors circulate that the insecure and volatile Dr. Banner takes his frustrations out on his wife and son.
30 Years Ago: The worst rumors about the Banner family are confirmed when Rebecca Banner calls 911 about a domestic disturbance. Police arrive on the scene to find Rebecca murdered, Brian blacked out in a drunken stupor, and 5-year-old Bruce hiding in his bedroom closet. Brian Banner is arrested, and Bruce is sent to live with his aunt. The young boy shows clear signs of severe physical and mental abuse.
29-20 Years Ago: Bruce Banner spends his childhood withdrawn, shy, and avoidant of his classmates. Through his school years, he has no real friends and no shortage of bullies. Despite this, Bruce excels in his classes and graduates early, earning summa cum laude at age 15.
19-10 Years Ago: Bruce receives a full-ride scholarship to Desert State Univeristy in Navapo, New Mexico. He displays an uncanny aptitude for nuclear physics, earning his Bachelor's degree at age 18. Bruce transfers to Penn State to earn his Master's degree by 20, then to CalTech for his doctorate, which he receives by age 25. All the while, Bruce gains a particular fascination with the unique properties of Gamma radiation, and forwards several theories about its potential applications.
9-5 Years Ago: Dr. Banner makes several proposals for new technologies to utilize Gamma radiation as a near-limitless energy source, and even proposes utilizing the mutagenic properties of its more extreme frequencies to restore damaged tissue. His ideas are considered radical by the scientific community, and Banner struggles to receive funding for his experiments.
5 Years Ago: Dr. Banner is contacted by General Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross of the US Air Force about the development of a new fusion weapon. Banner refuses at first, but Ross eventually promises full funding for his other Gamma-related projects. In order to continue his philanthropic work, Dr. Banner agrees to assist in the development of the Gamma Bomb.
During this time, Banner meets General Ross's daughter, the free-spirited and empathetic Elizabeth “Betty” Ross. Betty takes an interest in the shy and quiet Bruce, and over time she wears down his psychological walls. Eventually, Bruce allows himself to open up to Betty, his first and only real friend.
3 Years Ago: Dr. Banner's involvement with the Gamma Bomb project grows more and more, until he is promoted to Project Director. This comes at the extreme displeasure of the project's original Director, Dr. Emil Blonsky. Banner spends more time in direct contact with General Ross, despite the two developing an intense dislike for each other. This dislike deepens when Bruce and Betty's relationship grows beyond friendship, and the two begin dating.
2 Years Ago: Bruce proposes to Betty, who agrees. The two become engaged, which infuriates General Ross. General Ross and Dr Banner's working relationship deteriorates, with the envious Blonsky insinuating himself as a go-between to keep the Gamma Bomb project on schedule. Bruce and Betty agree to marry after work on the Gamma Bomb is complete, and they can be together far away from her father's influence.
1 Year Ago: The prototype of the Gamma Bomb is complete, and Dr. Banner oversees a test detonation in the New Mexico desert. Minutes before the scheduled detonation, Banner sees a civilian- a teenage boy- who had unwittingly wandered onto the testing ground undetected. Unable to stop the countdown, Bruce rushes onto the testing ground and rushes the teenager to shelter. Before he can get to shelter himself, the Gamma Bomb detonates, with Dr. Banner caught in the blast.
In the wake of the explosion, Dr. Banner's body is never found. He is believed dead, vaporized by the weapon he helped create.
11 Months Ago: Massive seismic activity is detected deep in the Chihuahuan Desert, nowhere near any known fault lines. Later investigations of the epicenter reveal a crater consistent with that of a catastrophic impact.
9 Months Ago: A truck stop on I-40 between Phoenix and Tucson is utterly destroyed. Officially the cause is listed as an explosion of a petroleum tank, but the damage to the building and the surrounding vehicles far exceeds what would be expected from such an explosion. Eyewitnesses report seeing a “hulking monster” in the midst of the chaos.
4 Months Ago: Authorities in Bear Lake, Utah, arrest an unidentified homeless man for vagrancy. Hours later, the police station is destroyed, along with much of the town square and several buildings in a path leading into the open desert. Emergency responders are quickly joined by military elements, who overrun the town and label the incident as a terror attack from political extremists. Like the I-40 incident, however, some eyewitness reports describe a “hulking figure” amid the destruction. Latching onto the shared word to describe the supposed monster, conspiracy theorists label the entity “the Hulk.”
2 Months Ago: General Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross mobilizes elements of the 307th Bomber Wing to conduct top-secret “training maneuvers” in the Colorado desert, days after a supposed Hulk sighting in the area. The details are strictly classified, but records show enough ammunition was routed to these “training maneuvers” to engage and destroy an entire armored division. Furthermore, one bomber is forced to make an emergency crash-landing after an unexpected collision. Damage to the craft suggests it was struck with a massive blunt object, as if a large boulder had been flung into the air at it.
Today: Aerial drones patrolling the airspace over Wyoming have captured footage of a man wandering northeast toward Cheyenne. A man whose facial features the drone’s software has identified as a perfect match for the late Dr. Bruce Banner…
P L O T ( S ) & G O A L ( S ) P L O T ( S ) & G O A L ( S )
I plan on using Bruce as a catalyst for character interactions, as various heroes can try to slug it out with the big guy or call on the scientific wits of Banner. Also, Hulk is probably the most criminally under-served character in all of Marvel’s A-list, especially after his dismal handling in the MCU, and I’d like to be able to put a little respect back on Big Green’s name.
All formatting originates via the work ofLord Wraith
As Hulk would put it:
Just wait for my Wolverine, tho. I think we could just do a collab where Wolverine fights Hulk and Wendigo or something.
Hi! Just posted my character sheets. Took a while than I expected, but that had partly to do with RL stuff and other RPs I needed to catch up with that got in my way lol. I’ll see if I can come up with something in a couple of days (hopefully).
Terry is a Caucasian man with toned physique and long blonde hair that he often keeps in a ponytail. He usually sports a casual getup consisting of a red sleeveless jacket with a large star emblem decking its back, a white shirt with torn sleeves, black biker gloves, blue vintage jeans, red-and-white sneakers, and a baseball cap of the matching color scheme. A logo written ‘Fatal Fury’ decks the white front of the cap, making it the most striking feature of his iconic outfit.
Despite his rocky past, Terry is a charismatic, happy-go-lucky every man who’s easy to get along with just about anybody. Terry is playful and would often quip on his opponents during their matches. He never bears an ill-will towards anybody other than the murderer of his surrogate father, Geese Howard, and the outright malicious hitman, Ryuji Yamazaki.
A kindhearted man and a role model to many, Terry appears to be forgiving at times. Despite what Geese did to his father, he still takes his son, Rock Howard, under his wing after the notorious kingpin chose to abandon his family, attempting to bury the hatchet between them. Terry is also known to be a selfless individual. He’s willing to put his life on the line when necessary. The conclusion of the King of Fighters 2000 saw Terry staying behind the collapsing NESTS base to give room for his teammates to escape. Fortunately, it was revealed that he subsequently survived the collapse.
Following the brutal demise of his surrogate father at the hands of the notorious Geese Howard, Terry and his brother Andy went on a decade-long training to exact their vengeance. Having learned chi-gathering techniques from the Hakkyokuseiken school, Terry traveled the States to extend his training, competing in numerous street fights and developing new techniques throughout the journey. Alongside Andy and Muay Thai champion Joe Higashi, he returned to South Town to enter the annual King of Fighters tournament hosted by Geese. The trio would go on to defeat many of South Town’s martial arts greats, including Geese’s champions. However, only Terry managed to reach the finals to face Geese atop of his Geese Tower. It was a brutal scuffle, but eventually, Terry managed to gain the upper hand, as he sent Geese out of the tower with a devastating assault. The Hungry Wolf emerged victorious, successfully avenging the death of Jeff Bogard and becoming the newly crowned King of Fighters.
Sooner than later, Terry’s victory caught the attention of Wolfgang Krauser, and just a year later, the earl of the wealthy Stroheim family held his own King of Fighters tournament. As Krauser took the tournament to the global stage, he invited Terry to participate alongside other martial artists across the globe. As it was the prior tournament, Terry managed to make the cut to the finals, facing the sponsor himself. The battle was intense, yet Terry managed to beat Krauser clean, as the entire world witnessed the champion defend his title.
While on a vacation in Italy, Terry and his comrades, Andy and Joe, received the invitation letters to the King of Fighters ’94 tournament sponsored by Rugal Bernstein. The rules were changed with the tournament now adopting the team-based approach, requiring every participant to form a team of three. Sensing the possible involvements of Geese and Krauser, the trio decided to enter the tournament as Team Fatal Fury. Although they didn’t win the tournament, the team continued to become the mainstay of every team-based King of Fighters to date. The members might’ve changed a couple of times, but Terry will always be present as the team leader.
Ergokinesis – Terry can summon and manipulate inner force to his likings, often channeling it into a special move or a desperation move to be used against his opponent (we’ll get to that later).
Enhanced Sense – Terry’s sharp instincts allow him to sense anybody nearby without having to look at them.
Enhanced Durability – Terry is capable of receiving stiff punishing attacks and shrugging them off like they are nothing. This is proven to be helpful against brutes like Krauser and Grant. On top of that, he’s also shown to be surviving a collapsing structure on two different occasions: during The King of Fighters ’99 and 2000.
Enhanced Reflexes – Terry’s sharp reflexes allow him to anticipate any attack swiftly and precisely. To some extent, this also allows him to dodge a firing bullet in time.
Survival Instinct – Growing up in the mean streets of South Town helps Terry develop a keen survival instinct that prevents him from whatever the possible dangers lurking within the city. He also possesses an extensive knowledge of what goes on in South Town, occasionally assisting his partnerBlue Mary in her investigations.
Desperation Moves – Stronger variations of special moves, Terry can create explosive attacks once pressured or close to running out of health. He can erupt geysers of energy dubbed the “Power Geyser,” create a massive hurricane dubbed “Hadō Senpuukyaku,” or shoot a massive spark of energy while performing the more physical Buster Wolf. A fighting genius, Terry will often find ways to combine his special moves with/or desperation moves into a single, consecutive assault, such as Triple Wolf and Rising Fang.
Climax Moves – Stronger variations of Desperation Moves that require all three gauge stocks for activation and are far more exaggerated in its execution, such as Stardust Ignition and Star Dunk Volcano.
Advance Mode – While activating Advance Mode, Terry will strike a pose, as a golden energy flashes around him. This will increase the amount of damage his attacks might inflict, as well as helping him endure lesser impact from his opponent’s attacks. However, this mode would only last for so long, and by the time the flashing energy fades, his abilities revert back to normal.
Extra Mode – While activating Extra Mode, Terry will take a stance, as he centers the surrounding energy around him to charge his super meter. A blue, ever-illuminating aura will circle him, the more he charges himself with energy. Once the super meter is filled and a gauge stock is obtained, Terry can use the energy to execute one of his desperation moves against his opponent.
Martial Arts Mastery – Terry is a skilled hand-to-hand combatant. He’s mastered various martial arts disciplines, including boxing, karate, kungfu, kickboxing, street-brawling, and Hakkyokuseiken. This impressive feat allows him to easily adapt to other practitioners of different fighting styles.
Basketball – A basketball enthusiast, Terry can score 50 three-pointers consecutively.
Leadership – Terry possesses extensive experiences leading his very own Team Fatal Fury in the King of Fighters tournaments.
Knockout – Like other fighters, Terry is prone to getting knocked out when he’s running out of health. When entering this state, he’ll remain unconscious for a while before having his health fully recovered. If the fight lasts more than a round, he’ll be recovered automatically upon entering the next round.
Parry – Focusing on the offenses can often come with risks. Terry’s offensive approach to a fight often allows his opponent to parry his attacks on the spot—moreso, when he throws a punch, a kick, or executes a physical special move. When parried, his attacks will deal with little to no damage depending on the severity of them.
Stun – Like other fighters, Terry is prone to getting stunned. This could happen when his opponent showers him with excessive rounds of attacks which he fails to counter. When entering this state, Terry will take a moment to regather his strength, dazed and unable to retaliate. Depending on the severity, it’ll usually take a moment until Terry is fully recovered.
This version of Terry is based on his King of Fighters counterpart with some inspirations drawn from his original series, Fatal Fury, as well as its anime adaptations.
His abilities are the combination of KOF ’97, ’98, XIV, and XV mechanics, as well as his special and super moves from the aforementioned titles (safe for Senpuuken which is taken from the Fatal Fury OVA trilogy by Masami Obari).
Likes : His loved ones, science, technology, cats, silk, New York Mets, World of Warcraft, Comedy Bang Bang, crustless sandwich, wheat cakes, Five Guys burgers
Dislikes : His rogues gallery, people leaving out the hyphen in the name “Spider-Man,” mayonnaise in sandwiches, Star Wars, dogs
(Spider-Man as seen in Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds)
(Peter Parker as seen in Spider-Man’s Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds ending)
Peter Parker is a young Caucasian man with a slightly athletic build and short—sometimes curtained—brown hair. When he becomes Spider-Man, Peter dons a red-and-blue costume seemingly made out of tight-fitting fabric, his face completely veiled by a mask. The red half of the costume is covered in a web pattern with a small, black spider emblem decking the center of the chest. There’s also a larger, differently designed red spider emblem on the back decking the blue portion of the costume. Glued to the mask are the plastic lenses with chrome covering that allow Peter to look out without letting others look in. The lenses also shield his eyes from dust and the sun’s scorching glare while swinging through the bustling cityscape. In addition, he sports a pair of web-shooters under his gloves and a utility belt under his costume containing cartridges of web fluid and a spider-signal on its buckle.
Peter’s traits left much to be desired prior to the radioactive spider bite. He was a wimpy, sheepish, and cowardly boy with an unconditional love for his Uncle Ben and Aunt May—the two figures whom he considers to be his parents. Initially cocky upon receiving his powers, Peter’s resolve changed for the better after the incident that took the life of his Uncle Ben. Since then, he gained a selfless perspective on life, as he lives by the words of his Uncle Ben regarding “great power and great responsibility,” subsequently becoming the wall-crawling, butt-kicking vigilante as the means of redeeming himself.
As Spider-Man, Peter can often act as playful and confident as possible, quipping and making fun of his adversaries and even his comrades to melt the tension. In reality, it’s just his way of making himself feel less frightened in the face of dangers—a coping mechanism meant to hide his fears and doubts. Spider-Man is also a versatile genius, and mainly due to this, he’s able to overwhelm and overcome his adversaries using his wit. Despite his quippy and sarcastic nature, he never shies away from helping others, greatly opposing injustice and outright malicious acts upon innocent lives.
From time to time, whether due to his altruism or idealistic view on life, Spider-Man continues to persevere, regardless of the many hurdles trying to bring him down and make him quit. There were, of course, times when Peter questioned whether or not he should continue being Spider-Man, as his rigorous crime-fighting duty often takes a toll on his personal life, but eventually, he always manages to shrug away the thoughts and conquer his doubts, believing that he’s doing the right thing regardless of the blasphemous news the Daily Bugle publishes about him. His altruistic side often leads to him putting his life and personal needs on the line for others, causing him to suffer more than he should or could endure.
Peter Parker was a timid, scrawny boy living with his beloved Uncle Ben and Aunt May, and was often a primary subject of bullying to the fellow students attending Midtown High School due to his sheepish nature and affinity for knowledge. One day, while attending a science expo, an experimented radioactive spider broke free and bit Peter, granting him the proportionate powers of a spider that allow him to stick to walls and move at an incredibly fast pace. Initially using his newfound powers for personal gains, Peter then came to realize that he had to use his powers responsibly after Uncle Ben was murdered by a burglar he could’ve prevented earlier. From that moment on, Peter became the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, using his powers for the goodness of others while keeping New York safe and sound.
Although preferring to fly solo, Spider-Man has gained numerous steadfast allies within the broader superhero community, including the Fantastic Four and the Avengers. He’s fought many of the universe’s most notorious supervillains, such as Doctor Doom, M. Bison, Thanos, Apocalypse, Onslaught, Abyss, Galactus, Ultron Sigma, and Morlun with Venom, Doctor Octopus, and Green Goblin as his personal foes—the latter of which murdered his beloved girlfriend, Gwen Stacy. Peter’s support system reaches out to even his everyday life, including Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, Aunt May, Flash Thompson, and J. Jonah Jameson, even though the latter often tried to tear the wall-crawling hero down through the blasphemous headlines of his newspaper, the Daily Bugle.
Enhanced Strength – Spider-Man has the ability to lift up to 20 tons. Unless facing an adversary with equal or greater physical endurance, he has to withdraw his flails and kicks most of the time, as it’s proven to be lethal against an average human being.
Enhanced Speed – Spider-Man can move and run past the physical limits of the world’s greatest athlete, capable of catching up with an accelerating vehicle on foot, even though he prefers traveling by his web lines.
Enhanced Flexibility – Spider-Man’s agility, balance, and physical coordination exceed those of the world’s greatest athlete. He’s exceptionally nimble, and regardless of their physical capabilities, his sinews and connective tissues are far more flexible than those of an average human being. His astonishing flexibility also allows him to perform complicated acrobatic maneuvers such as flips, rolls, and springs that can break any Olympic record at gymnastics to date.
Enhanced Reflexes – Spider-Man’s reflexes are multiple times greater than those of an average human being. With or without the spider-sense (we’ll get to that later), this ability allows him to evade nearly every fast-paced assault, including the firing bullet.
Enhanced Durability – Spider-Man’s body is more tolerant to injuries and arduous impact than just about anything else. He’s survived falling from the top of a multi-storied building and withstood an attack from an adversary with equal or greater raw strength. His enhanced muscular system also produces fewer fatigue toxins than that of an average human being, allowing him to push beyond his physical limitations for a longer amount of time before fatigue begins to impede him.
Regeneration – Spider-Man is capable of healing and regenerating faster than an average human being is capable of, albeit slower than the likes of Wolverine and Deadpool. After receiving his powers, he soon learned that his eyes had been cured, enabling him to ditch his myopic glasses altogether. His accelerated metabolism also renders him immune to all kinds of drugs and diseases, even though he has a normal human tolerance for alcoholic beverages.
Wall-Crawling – Due to the genetically enhanced spider bite, Spider-Man is gifted the ability to manipulate the attraction between surfaces limited to his body (limbs especially) and a different object, enabling him to stick to and crawl on different surfaces.
Spider-Sense – The precognitive system capable of warning Spider-Man of imminent danger through a tingling sensation by the back of his head. The spider-sense allows him to evade any of the attacks thrown at him by his adversary. It can also act as a guidance to lead him to or away from hidden threats. Severe threats can prompt the spider-sense to react with agonizing intensity.
Special Moves – Spider-Man’s experiences in fighting criminals and combatants of different martial arts disciplines help him develop several fighting techniques listed below:
Web Ball – Spider-Man blasts a pair of webs out of his web-shooters to trap his adversary. This special move can also be utilized while Spider-Man is in the air, usually aimed diagonally downward.
Web Throw – Spider-Man shoots a lengthy line of webs in his adversary’s direction. Once it’s attached, he’ll swing them around, then hurl them towards different directions based on the severity of the special move. If light, he’ll hurl them straight. If moderate, he’ll hurl them diagonally skywards. Finally, if heavy, he’ll hurl them straight overhead.
Web Swing – Spider-Man blasts a lengthy line of web overhead, then uses it to swing in his adversary’s direction, delivering a kick with both of his boots. The shorter the distance, the faster he’ll swing. Although, in order to deliver a stronger kick, he needs to cover more distance.
Spider Sting – Spider-Man delivers a flying uppercut, sending his adversary skywards. If connected, he can follow up the special move with the ‘Spider Bite’ where he’ll slam them back to the ground.
Hyper Combos – Stronger variations of special moves, Spider-Man can perform sequences of attacks listed below once filling up one or more power meters:
Maximum Spider – Leaping then sticking onto the other end of the stage, Spider-Man bounces forward and showers his adversary with a series of flying kicks, trapping them in lines of webs. As a finishing touch, he propels himself down to deliver a devastating stomp, sending his adversary crashing against the ground. Costing one power meter, this Hyper Combo can only be stopped by blocking the initial attack before the following sequences play out.
Crawler Assault – Costing two power meters, Spider-Man lunges forward, then delivers a series of rampaging flails and flips before pushing his adversary aside in a single kick.
Ultimate Web Throw – An anti-air move that costs one power meter, Spider-Man vaults backwards, then blasts an enormous, intertwining triangular web from his web-shooters. If connected, he’ll trap his opponent with the web and swing them in rapid, overhead circles before slamming them against the ground.
Super Jump – Spider-Man can leap and launch himself so high he is capable of reaching the peak of a mountain. While in this state, Spider-Man can continue to float in the air for a certain period of time where he can dash around and/or perform an air combo onto his adversary (we’ll get to that later).
Magic Series – Due to his flexibility and experiences in hand-to-hand combat, Spider-Man is capable of performing a lengthy, almost unbreakable sequence of attacks with various degrees of severity. The Magic Series enables Spider-Man to delay regular attacks into each other in ascending order (from light to moderate to heavy).
Air Combo – Spider-Man can perform a Magic Series onto his adversary after launching or catching up with them in the air. He can also follow it up or delay one of his regular attacks with a special or super move as long as he still gains height.
X-Factor – The capability that allows Spider-Man to boost his strength and speed for a certain amount of time. Once activated, a flaring, crimson aura will be formed around the web-slinger, amplifying the severity of his attacks and enabling him to extend combos by cancelling certain moves. The X-Factor can only be activated once throughout the battle.
Assist – While in the middle of a battle, Spider-Man can summon a random support to briefly accompany him in his action, capable of distracting his adversary with an ambush. There are 22 of them, each with their unique abilities and different amounts of times they can be summoned into the battleground.
Acrobatics – Largely thanks to his arachnid-like flexibility, Spider-Man excels in every gymnastic field, managing to perform the most breathtaking stunts that not even skilled Olympic acrobats can possibly perform.
Engineering – Being a science wiz and a super genius helps Peter develop the expertise in mechanics, robotics, and engineering, which he subsequently uses to invent and develop technological marvels such as the web-shooters and Spider-Tracers.
Photography – Initially taking pictures as part of his pastimes, Peter eventually becomes a skilled photographer who works for the Daily Bugle.
Martial Arts Mastery – Experiences in fighting criminals help Spider-Man develop his own fighting style that accentuates his arachnid-like strength, velocity, and flexibility. His techniques are unorthodox, allowing him to adapt to all sorts of martial arts practitioners.
Knockout – Spider-Man is prone to getting knocked out when he’s running out of health. When entering this state, he’ll remain unconscious for a while before having his health fully recovered. If the battle lasts more than a round, he’ll be recovered automatically upon entering the next round.
Stun – Spider-Man is only prone to getting stunned when his opponent bombards him with excessive rounds of attacks which he fails to counter. When entering this state, the web-slinger will take a moment to regather his strength before he could truly retaliate. The heavier the attacks, the longer it’d take for him to recover.
Spider-Sense Disturbance – Spider-Man’s spider-sense can be impeded using special equipment and certain types of substance. It can also lose its functionality if it detects a person or an object that’s not recognized as a threat, such as the Spider-Man clones, the Venom symbiote and its derivatives, the Anti-Venom symbiote, and the shape-shifting Skrulls. Once robbed of his tingling sense, Spider-Man is no longer invulnerable to surveillance and attacks, and web-swinging requires more concentration than it normally does.
Ethyl Chloride – A side effect of the spider bite, Spider-Man is vulnerable to the pesticide ethyl chloride—a chemical substance that’s regularly used against him by the Spider-Slayers.
Parker Luck – Due to his struggle in balancing everyday life with crime-fighting duty, Spider-Man often finds himself having to lie to his close acquaintances, being late to his commitments, avoiding people, and numerous other instances just to protect his secret identity. This, in turns, impacts people close to him, as he burdens them with his having to keep up with two different lives while hiding the other from, perhaps, most of them. He calls it the ‘Parker Luck’ whenever he fails to improve his life for the better.
Web-Shooters – Spider-Man’s trademark equipment. The web-shooters are a pair of identical devices worn around the web-slinger’s wrists capable of blasting webs of any size and length at high pressure and velocity.
Utility Belt – Hidden under the upper half of Spider-Man’s iconic suit, the utility belt is used to store additional clips of web fluid and miniscule gadgets.
Spider-Tracers – The miniscule electronic trackers that Spider-Man designed to track objects or individuals. Usually, he plants or tosses one on the intended target to follow them to their destination of choice. The signals of the Spider-Tracers are linked directly to his spider-sense, extending up to a hundred yard radius.
Spider-Signal – A brightly colored, circle-shaped light resembling Spider-Man’s mask attached to the front centre of his utility belt used to announce the web-slinger’s arrival to the criminals upon activation.
“With great power, comes a great beatdown.” (Intro 4)
“Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, at your service.” (Intro 5)
“Hey!” (Taunt 1)
“Do your job!” (Taunt 2)
“C’mon, pal!” (Taunt 3)
“Web Ball!!” (During Web Ball)
“Web Throw!! See ya later!” (During Web Throw)
“Web Swingin’!!” (During Web Swing)
“Spider Sting!!” (During Spider Sting)
“Get ready! MAXIMUM SPIDER!!! Havin’ fun?!” (During Maximum Spider)
“Crawler… ASSAULT!!! Havin’ fun yet?!” (During Crawler Assault)
“Ultimate Web—Gotcha!—THROW!!!” (During Ultimate Web Throw)
“My spider-sense is tingling!” (Round Win)
“I hear they’re looking for people at the clown college.” (Win Quote, High Vitality)
“Oh great... Do you know how much it costs to dry clean this costume?” (Win Quote, Low Vitality)
“Just what I need... Another clone!” (Win Quote, Mirror Match)
“One for JJ!” (Generic Win Quote 1)
“Your cha-cha wasn’t bad, but your mambo definitely needs work.” (Generic Win Quote 2)
“JJ doesn’t pay me enough for this!” (Generic Win Quote 3)
“Hope MJ doesn’t mind if I’m late tonight!” (Generic Win Quote 4)
“Sometimes, with great power comes the great responsibility to beat the bejeezus out of somebody.” (Generic Win Quote 5)
“Say cheese!” (Generic Win Quote 6)
“Good old spider-sense, what’d I do without you?” (Generic Win Quote 7)
“A billion... really? You count that all yourself or did you hire someone?” (Intro vs. Thanos, Marvel Super Heroes)
“You’ve got a black belt in stupid if you think you’re gonna beat me.” (Intro vs. Ryu, Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“Ugh! You kiss your mother with that face? Geez…” (Intro vs. Taskmaster, Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“Aww... Ain’t you just the cutest wittle thing?” (Intro vs. Viewtiful Joe, Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“My slime ball sense is tingling!” (Intro vs. Albert Wesker, Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“Sooo…. any relation to JJ?” (Intro vs. Firebrand, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“Time for a butt-whopping supreme!” (Intro vs. Doctor Strange, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“If it’s souls you’re lookin’ for, there’s someone named J. Jonah I’d like you to meet.” (Intro vs. Ghost Rider, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“I must admit… beating the living snot out of you… was a great honor.” (Win Quote vs. Ryu, Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“Gotta be hard to copy that butt-kicking.” (Win Quote vs. Taskmaster, Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“Sorry, lil’ guy. Beating you up is like stepping on a kitten.” (Win Quote vs. Viewtiful Joe, Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“You’ve got great power, Albert... but you’re not very responsible with it.” (Win Quote vs. Albert Wesker, Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“What is with me and cat women named Felicia? Jeez...” (Win Quote vs. Felicia, Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“So, now you’re, what? Sorcerer Kinda-OK-ish?” (Win Quote vs. Doctor Strange, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“Vengeance has been... *coughs* How do you do that?” (Win Quote vs. Ghost Rider, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“Hey, Mister WIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLSON! You suck.” (Win Quote vs. Deadpool, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“Sorry your camera broke in the fight. Guess someone else’ll have to get pics to the Bugle.” (Win Quote vs. Frank West, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3)
“I know you’re still in there, Eddie! Don’t let the symbiote control you!” (Win Quote vs. Venom, Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite)
“What’s the matter, shellhead? Armor stuck on autopilot?” (Win Quote vs. Iron Man, Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite)
“‘Biggest Baddie in the Universe Squashed by an Itsy Bitsy Spider!’ Now that’s a Daily Bugle headline I can get behind!” (Win Quote vs. Thanos, Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite)
This version of Spider-Man draws inspiration from various iterations of the character across media with the Earth-616 and live action counterparts being the primary ones.
His abilities are the combination of Marvel vs. Capcom 1 and 3 mechanics, as well as his special and super moves from the aforementioned titles.
Do you know some of the godawful storylines that have been plaguing Spider-Man’s mainline comics in recent memories? Yeah, consider them not canon to my portrayal (IYKYK).
I mean from DCs Trinity you still have Wonder Woman just chilling in the corner.
Well, I mean this trinity:
The worst part would be if you only know how to write one or all three of them lol. And I guess soon we might as well have the Marvel trinity completed if Andy’s playing Hulk. Surprised me how nobody’s taken Diana yet. Poor girl
While I didn't have a sheet accepted I also now feel the pain on losing Peter after expressing interest lol.
Back to the drawing board.
Considering we are open to other comic lines as long as they're still thematic I may try and work something from Invincible as I've been doing a rewatch.
I feel you, bud, lol. The hardest part is applying for Peter or any of the comic book trinity without having them being taken already. Competing for a role ain’t really my cup of tea, either, so I’d rather just apply for somebody else.
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