| "Great job! Somebody's using their spider sense." — Spider-Man[src] |
Spider-Man is a superhero who works with the Avengers. A superhuman with spider-like abilities, he gets his powers drained by Doofenshmirtz and has to rely on Phineas and Ferb to get them back to save the Tri-State Area.
Biography[]
Background[]
Peter Benjamin Parker is a genius orphan student who lives with his Uncle Ben and Aunt May since his parents died in an accident when he was a child. At a science exhibit, Parker is bit by a radioactive spider, which gives him spider-powers. He creates a suit and a gadget that allows him to shoot webs, at first to become a public personality. Once his uncle is killed, he learns to have responsibility with his abilities, inspiring him to fight crime as a vigilante.
"Mission Marvel"[]
In New York City, he slings into battle along with Iron Man, Thor, and Hulk, who are fighting a group of villains consisting of Whiplash, Venom, M.O.D.O.K., and Red Skull. Seeing the enemies' weapon, Spider-Man ties M.O.D.O.K.'s hands to stop him from firing it. Stark follows by shooting the machine from the side, giving leeway for Banner to throw it into a nearby river. The villains are then defeated, but the heroes are suddenly zapped, scaring their rivals into leaving. Confused, they try to follow them, only to find out that they have lost their powers, with Spider-Man being unable to use his webs. They then decide to go back to S.H.I.E.L.D. to figure out the problem.
At the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, the source of the beam they were zapped by is confirmed by Nick Fury to be Danville, passing by a station satellite owned by Phineas and Ferb. With this information, the heroes go to the two kids' house in hopes of getting their powers back. There, they find out that the two brothers are not responsible for what happened. Over juice boxes, the heroes and the kids begin discussing a way to restore the powers. Candace walks in on the conversation, and is bewildered to meet her idols.
In the backyard, Phineas and Ferb unveil the base of operations for the mission, the S.H.E.D. Upon entering it, the heroes are surprised to discover that the inside is bigger than the outside. Spider-Man watches the presentation of the boys' suit, prompted by a comment by Thor regarding its similarities to Iron Man's. A while later, the boys complete a machine to temporarily replicate the powers. Candace activates it before Ferb is finished with its setup, causing the heroes' abilities to be switched between them.
Having Hulk's powers, Spider-Man can easily lift one of the lab's heavy devices with three of the kids on top. Despite the confusion, the heroes leave for the mall, where the villains are terrorizing. Even with the boys' help, they are beaten by their rivals, who capture them. Unexpectedly, a masked vigilante arrives and saves the heroes.
Regrouping at the S.H.E.D., they discover that their switched powers are running out. Fortunately, Baljeet, Buford, and Candace have been rebuilding the machine. Candace plugs it before it is done, making it zap Baljeet, turning him into Hulkjeet. Following her ban from the hideout, Phineas and Ferb work on repairing the Beak suit. Red Skull makes a public announcement threatening to drain the energy of the Tri-State Area if the heroes do not show up, forcing them to fight with no powers.
In downtown Danville, the heroes arrive by bus and are quickly beaten. Spider-Man is captured in a mindball by M.O.D.O.K., while Iron Man is thrown up to be caught by Hulkjeet. As Phineas and Ferb in the Beak suit and the masked platypus join the battle, waffles start to rain from above, causing the villains to release the trapped heroes. Spider-Man takes the reactor core that powered the enemies' weapon, ensuing a fight. The core is guarded by the heroes, who resist the villains throughout a park whilst using its and nearby people's equipment.
The villains gather the core's parts, but the boys' falling space station smashes the weapon before it can fire. Candace and Isabella come out of the satellite and hand the tank collector to Phineas and Ferb, who release the powers that were stored in it. Back to normal, the heroes fight the villains one more time, detaining them. Afterwards, Spider-Man and the others give their goodbyes to the gang. Parker promises Phineas that the treats are on him for the next time they meet, and flies away on the Quinjet with his companions.
Physical appearance[]
Spider-Man wears a red-and-blue suit with black web designs, a black spider symbol on the chest, a red spider design on his back, and a mask with white lenses and black rims.
Personality[]
He is easygoing and playful. As a teenager, he has no problem in communicating with other people of similar age, being the Avengers' regular connection to kids and teens. In his missions, he is usually the one to lighten the mood with jokes, spider-related puns, and miscellaneous humorous remarks.
Relationships[]
The Avengers[]
Spider-Man has positive relationships with his fellow heroes. He often cooperates with Iron Man in combat, as their ranged abilities are useful for catching enemies off-guard. In battle, their teamwork shines through, with their attacks complementing each other.
Villains[]
Much like his teammates, Spider-Man's priority lies in stopping the villains' plans. Without his spider-powers, he utilizes his quick thinking to stall his foes for as long as is necessary.
Kids[]
Spider-Man finds the kids' aptitude for inventing to be cool, despite the mishaps occurred with the power replication device. He is particularly grateful to Candace for locating the powers, comparing her intuition to his spider sense.
Perry[]
Spider-Man and his companions are saved by Perry, whom they think is a masked duck. Because of the platypus' earlier help, they agree to have him join in the final battle.
Background Information[]
- Watching Hulk struggle with the juice box, Spider-Man teases him by saying "calm blue ocean", an interjection jokingly used to calm someone down.
- When Candace tries to show Spider-Man a fan-fiction she had written, he states that they are not allowed to receive unsolicited material, referring to a rule many writers abide by of not reading fan-made works including their characters to prevent being accused of stealing ideas.
- Entering the mall, Spider-Man smashes the roof and screams "Spider-Man smash!", making fun of Hulk.
- Crashing into a glasses stand, Spider-Man lands behind his enemy Venom, who immediately grabs and chokes him, finally being able to hurt the hero.
- As the heroes are being saved by Perry, Spider-Man asks if they should tip him in a moment of confusion due to the unexpected situation.
- After landing in the backyard, Spider-Man wonders if Perry is Howard the Duck, an anthropomorphic animal similar in appearance to Perry.
- Following Red Skull's threat to the heroes, Spider-Man says that he didn't understand much of it because of the villain's manner of speech, alluding to Skull's German accent.
- Commenting on Iron Man and Thor's fighting spirit, Spider-Man notes how serious they are in comparison to him, who mostly contributes with witty remarks.
- Spider-Man is voiced by Drake Bell, reprising his role from Ultimate Spider-Man. Bell's guest appearance was revealed by Jeff "Swampy" Marsh on Twitter on April 23, 2013.[1]
Appearances[]
- "Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel" (First appearance)