Ultimate Spider-Man, the series

plot

General Information Title: Ultimate Spider-Man Creator: Paul Dini, Brian Michael Bendis and Man of Action Producer: Marvel Animation Channel: Disney XD Release: April 1, 2012 Final: January 7, 2017 Seasons: 4 Episodes: 104 Based on: The Ultimate Spider-Man comic by Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley, although with many differences. --- General Plot The series follows Peter Parker, who after a year of being Spider-Man receives an offer from Nick Fury to train with S.H.I.E.L.D. With the guidance of Fury and several heroes, Spidey learns to be a leader and face threats such as the Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus and HYDRA, while balancing his personal life as a student.

Heroes and allies

Peter Parker / Spider-Man (Drake Bell) – Protagonist, a young man trying to balance his life as a superhero and a student. Nick Fury – Director of SHIELD, mentor to Spider-Man. Nova / Sam Alexander – Impulsive young man with the power of the Nova Corps. Iron Fist / Danny Rand – Hero with mystical abilities and a zen-like focus. Power Man / Luke Cage – Hero with super strength and impenetrable skin. White Tiger / Ava Ayala – Young heroine with feline agility and martial training. Agent Coulson – Headmaster of Peter’s school, works undercover for SHIELD Doctor Strange – Sorcerer Supreme, assists Spider-Man with magical threats. Deadpool – Makes an appearance in the second season. Captain America, Iron Man, Thor and other Avengers – Occasionally appear helping Spidey. Miles Morales / Kid Arachnid – Alternate version of Spider-Man from another universe.

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The Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Hawkeye, Black Widow) – Occasionally appear as mentors or allies. Doctor Strange – Help Spider-Man with mystical threats. Deadpool – Makes an appearance in the second season with his characteristic irreverent humor. Ant-Man (Scott Lang) – Appears in some episodes and helps Spidey with miniaturization technology. Guardians of the Galaxy (Star-Lord, Rocket Raccoon, Groot, Gamora, Drax) – Appear in space adventure episodes. Wolverine – Appears in an episode where he swaps bodies with Spider-Man. Sandman – Originally a villain, but has moments of redemption and helps Spidey in some episodes. Blade – Appears in an episode where Spider-Man faces vampires. Wolverine – Appears in episodes where Spidey crosses paths with the X-Men.

villains

The Absorbing Man – A recurring villain who has the ability to copy materials. Sinister Six – A team of villains that includes:Green Goblin.Doctor Octopus.Electro.Rhino.Scorpion.Vulture Kraven the Hunter – A hunter obsessed with capturing Spider-Man. Taskmaster – A mercenary who trains young villains. Carnage – Symbiote more violent than Venom. Morbius – Scientist who becomes a vampire. Beetle – Villain with advanced armor, similar to Iron Man. HYDRA – Criminal organization that faces Spidey and SHIELD Jackal – Villain who creates clones of Spider-Man. Silvermane – Old New York crime boss. AIM – Organization of villainous scientists who create dangerous technology. Baron Mordo – Enemy of Doctor Strange, appears in some episodes.

allies and friends

Aunt May – Peter's aunt, a more modern and active version than in other adaptations. Harry Osborn – Peter's best friend, becomes Venom and later the Iron Patriot. Mary Jane Watson – Peter's friend, she aspires to be a journalist and in one episode temporarily gains Spider-Woman powers. Flash Thompson – School bully who harasses Peter, but later develops a respect for Spider-Man and becomes Agent Venom. Gwen Stacy – Although she doesn't have a major role, she does appear on a few occasions in the series. Stan Lee – Appears as the school janitor, with a comedic role but with nods to his importance in Marvel.

Main Villains

Norman Osborn / Green Goblin – Main villain, obsessed with Spider-Man's DNA. Otto Octavius ​​/ Doctor Octopus – Mad scientist who works with Osborn and later for HYDRA. Venom – Symbiote that is a recurring threat. Kraven the Hunter – A hunter obsessed with Spider-Man. HYDRA – Criminal organization. Taskmaster – Mercenary villain and combat master. Electro, Rhino, Lizard, Vulture and other classic villains – Appear in different episodes.

Characters from Other Universes (Web Warriors)

In season four, Spider-Man travels across the multiverse and meets alternate versions of himself, including: Spider-Man 2099 (Miguel O'Hara) – Spider-Man from the future with advanced abilities. Spider-Gwen (Gwen Stacy) – Alternate version of Gwen with spider-powers. Spider-Man Noir – Spidey's version in a 1930s-style New York. Spider-Ham (Peter Porker) – A comic version of Spidey in the form of an animated pig. Miles Morales / Kid Arachnid – Spider-Man from another dimension who joins Spidey's team. Spider-Knight – A medieval version of Spider-Man. Scarlet Spider (Ben Reilly) – Clone of Peter Parker who becomes a hero in a red suit.

Main Places

New York City – The story takes place mainly here. Midtown High School – The school where Peter studies. SHIELD Helicarrier – Nick Fury and Spidey’s base of operations. Oscorp – Norman Osborn's corporation, where several threats originate. The Dark Dimension – Appears in episodes featuring Doctor Strange. Other Universes – In season four, they explore alternate realities with other Spider-Men.

Additional Heroes and Allies

Flash Thompson / Agent Venom – Initially Peter's bully, but later obtains the Venom symbiote and controls it, becoming a hero under the name Agent Venom. Cloak (Tyrone Johnson) and Dagger (Tandy Bowen) – Two teenagers with powers gained through experiments. Cloak can teleport and control darkness, while Dagger manipulates light. Iron Fist / Danny Rand – Martial arts expert with the power of the Iron Fist, which grants him superhuman strength. Power Man / Luke Cage – Young hero with super strength and impenetrable skin. White Tiger / Ava Ayala – Heroine with feline powers and enhanced agility. Iron Patriot / Harry Osborn – Harry, after a time as Venom, wears armor similar to Iron Man's and fights as a hero temporarily. Ka-Zar – Hero of the Savage Land who fights dinosaurs and enemies in the jungle. Mockingbird (Bobbi Morse) – SHIELD agent who assists Spider-Man. Howard the Duck – Appears in one episode as part of a comedy story.

More Villains

Symbiotes (Venom, Carnage, Anti-Venom, Hybrid, Scream) – Various versions of the symbiote appear throughout the series. Jackal – Mad scientist who experiments with genetics and clones of Spider-Man. Tiger Shark – Underwater villain who fights Spidey and Namor. Mysterio – Master of illusions, works with the Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus. MODOK – Leader of AIM, with enormous intelligence and advanced technology. Beetle – Villain with armor similar to Iron Man's. Annihilus – Ruler of the Negative Zone, an interdimensional enemy. The Taskmaster – Mercenary villain who trains other criminals. Baron Zemo – An enemy of the Avengers who also faces Spidey. Morbius – Scientist who becomes a vampire. Chameleon – Master of disguise and deception. Mr. Negative – Crime boss with dark energy abilities. Tarantula – An evil version of Spider-Man.

Important Locations

Midtown High – Peter Parker’s school, where several of the main characters study. Oscorp – Norman Osborn's company, where many dangerous experiments are carried out. SHIELD Helicarrier – SHIELD airbase where Spider-Man receives training. The Dark Dimension – Place where Dormammu and other magical creatures live. Negative Zone – An alternate dimension ruled by Annihilus. Savage Land – A hidden jungle in Antarctica, home of Ka-Zar and dinosaurs. Horizon Labs – Advanced laboratory where scientists work and where Peter Parker obtains resources for his fight against crime.

Featured Events and Plots

Venom's origin – Oscorp develops the symbiote from a sample of Spider-Man's DNA, leading to multiple versions of Venom. Green Goblin and the Sinister Six – Norman Osborn forms several versions of the villain team to destroy Spider-Man. Web Warriors – In season four, Spidey travels between dimensions and meets alternate versions of himself. HYDRA and AIM Attack – Groups of villains attempt to seize the SHIELD Helicarrier The Final Showdown with Doctor Octopus – In the final season, Doc Ock leads a powerful version of the Sinister Six.

the spider team

Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man He is actually Peter Parker, but he hides his identity. Smart, funny, a joker and strong. He used to be a solo superhero, but then he became an agent of SHIELD. His team consists of Nova (Sam Alexander), White Tiger (Ava Ayala), Power Man (Luke Cage) and Iron Fist (Danny Rand). He was bitten by a radioactive spider, which gave him his powers. New Sam Alexander (Nova) is a superhero and agent of SHIELD. He gained his powers from the Nova Force, which grants him abilities such as superhuman strength, flight, and telekinesis, which he channels through his helmet. He is cocky, arrogant, proud, and powerful. Iron Fist Iron Fist (Danny Rand) is a master martial artist from K'un-Lun. Rich, with incredible kung fu skills and the leader of a company, Danny has it all. Always calm, always in control, always willing to help and assist. Despite his laid-back personality, Danny takes things very seriously and always remains calm. He loves to meditate and does so whenever he can to practice his Zen. White Tiger White Tiger (Ava Ayala) is a SHIELD trainee and the current successor to her family's legacy by carrying on the name White Tiger. Originally a solo hero, she joined SHIELD. She is strong-willed, determined, calm, and can sometimes get angry. Power Man (Luke Cage) Superhero and agent of SHIELD He has superhuman strength and bulletproof skin. He is African-American and mature, often seeking peace and stopping arguments within the group.