#peter parker is spidey son

[at1r1-p4rk3r]

Peter; at school and just got in trouble: I swear I'm innocent!

Principal; not amused: That's it. Your aunt passed? I'm calling your parents.

Peter: Haha, good luck with that!

Principal: What?

Peter: My parents are DEAD! *unhinged laughter*

Principal: but I have their phone numbers....

[wingitbold]

Capitalism

Peter: Mr. Stark, how were Avengers a public favorite after destroying whole cities? It just takes me to leave an undesolved web string to earn their ire.

Tony: Ire?

Peter: Dr. Strange is helping me with application.

Tony: I can do that better.

Peter: You got direct admission.

Tony: and? That just proves my point, I am better than him.

Peter: Question.

Tony: I pay compensations. They forget the destruction.

Peter: And, so if a Dark Tony Stark equivalent ever pops up, he can get away with it? With money?

Tony: ...

Tony: Most probably...? Where are you getting at?

Peter: Was helping MJ with her essay on the downside of American capitalism. Needed your input.

Tony:

Tony: Great job, Kiddo. You can also ask her to look into Hammer, Killian, and Mask.

Peter: On it. If she ads your quotes...

Tony: Pepper will handle it *wink*

[sadiecoocoo]

You guys should watch Ultimate Spider-Man. They give Peter so many boyfriends. Also it deserves more recognition and fan content that I don’t wanna make rn and literally cannot make since I don’t have access to my computer rn

[vertigoartgore]

2009's Amazing Spider-Man Vol.1 #597 cover by artist Phil Jimenez and colorist Chris Chuckry.

[ineedsleepsoleavemealone]

MY OPINION, DONT LIKE, DONT READ.

sorry to rant, but I hate when fanfictions or headcannons make the MCU's Peter Parker a baby. Like they make him super anxious or "precious". They act like he isn't sassy or snarky at all. They make him weak. There's nothing wrong with having moments of weakness, but they make his whole character a precious baby who stutters every other sentence. I often see this in Irondad and Spiderson fics. Where Peter is super nervous around Tony. But in the movies he's not.

In Civil War, when he meets Tony for the first time he's only nervous about what Tony will do if he knows he's Spider-Man. Even in the fight, hes not nervous. Yeah, he's chatty but he's not nervous. He's chatty in all his fights. In all of Peter's MCU movies he's chatty, but that doesn't make him nervous. He's sassy and sarcastic and cracks jokes all the time. He talks back to Tony and the Avengers. He's not afraid to make comments or to suggest a plan of action to the Avengers.

In the fanfictions, Peter is nervous around Happy and doesn't want to bother him. But in the movies Peter banters and jokes with Happy and isn't afraid to annoy him.

I also see a lot of fanfictions where Peter is only sassy in the spider-man mask and is nervous when he is "just Peter Parker" But that's not true, he is sassy to everyone, all the time, no matter what.

Also, when Flash bullies Peter, fanfictions take that excuse and run with it. They make Peter seem weak for having a bully, when he's not. Peter knows damn well that he could punch Flash and Flash wouldn't mess with him again, he just chooses not to. Peter's not weak for it, he's just not choosing violence.

I just think you do a huge disservice to his character if you just make Peter Parker an obnoxiously anxious teenager. Of course, I think making Peter have anxiety as a personality trait is fine, good even. But when you make it his whole personality is when I see a problem with it.

At the core of it, Peter is a strong, polite, smart, sassy, sarcastic, honest, hardworking teenager who sacrifices way more than he should for the good of others. He talks back to anyone and everyone. He's not weak or precious or a baby.

(Obviously, I know that some fics make characters ooc for the purpose of the fic, but this is a wide spread thing. I can barely find fics where Peter is sassy. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong tags)

[spidey-brain]

Some people might come for my butt for this, but I gotta say,

I hate when Irondad and Spiderson fics make Peter Tony's biological child.

Like, I'm sorry, but it feels like some people are allergic to found or adoptive families.

[idk-bruh-20]

Something I love about Spider-Man as a character: even if there's no big villain to fight, he's still a hero.

On days when there's no crime at all, he's out helping someone carry their groceries or giving directions to someone who's lost. He doesn't need anything negative to fight; he's just actively trying to make the world a safer, kinder, better place. That's what makes him a hero.

[spideyspetertingle]

Peter: Mr. Stark!! Did you know that mochi is called that because of the word “Mochila” in Spanish meaning backpack? It’s like an ice cream backpack! Tony: ...I don’t believe you, but I don’t know enough to prove you wrong.  

[stolenavalanche]

Tony: Did you eat your entire Easter basket in 10 minutes?

Peter, vibrating: I CAN SEE THROUGH TIME.

[theshadowrealmitself]

Thinking of a very specific scenario where Gwen has her workplace covered head to toe in Spidey pictures and Spidey merch because she originally lost a bet, but never took any of the stuff down after it was over because she grew attached to it, so her work area just makes everyone think she’s a huge fan of Spidey

That’s the setup, followed by a situation where Spidey has to team up with Norman for a science thing (neither one is happy about this) and they pass by Gwen’s area (although it doesn’t have her name written anywhere, it’s just covered in Spidey stuff) and Spiderman, being Peter Parker and having visited Gwen’s workplace before, knows it’s hers

Which prompts this dialogue: “How is Gwen doing? Staying away from tall buildings..I hope… ha ha..” -Peter, making an awkward joke based on that horrifying statistic they found out about most of other Gwen’s dying by falling, because working with an enemy is an awkward situation and he was trying to lighten the mood but failed

Norman doesn’t understand the reference, obviously, just takes note that somehow Spiderman is aware of his worker, and since he can tell which work area is hers, is aware that she’s a huge fan

Later on, there’s this dialogue: “If you really wanna get a superhero’s attention, go to their “territory,” get on a huge building, make a fuss so that they know you’re there, then fling yourself off, you’ll be in their arms before you know it!” -Gwen Stacy, making her own morbid falling off a cliff joke to cope while people brainstorm how to find a missing hero

Which leads Norman to the following conclusion: Gwen Stacy has been putting herself in danger on purpose to get Spider-Man’s attention

Now not only does he have to worry about holding an intervention for his son and his son’s friend who’s like a son to him about being so obsessed with Spiderman that they ignore their own safety, but he also has to hold one for his best employee!! What the fuck!!

[marvelvillian23]

Hey does anyone have any bio Irondad fics, the ones where Peter is found throw fingerprints in the system or blood test after being kidnapped as a baby?

[celticcatgirl2]

Same Energy….

[wingitbold]

A Random Rainy Night:

Peter: *Enters completely drenched & shivering*

Tony: Underoos!! *starts screaming & pampering him*

*While making cold chocolate to warm up his little spiderling*

Tony: Why didn't you swing in your suit? It would have saved you from resembling a kicked & drenched puppy.

Peter: *pouts* I am not a puppy

Peter: Also, it’s a million dollar worth suit, Mr. Stark. Couldn't get it wet

Tony: astonished, slackjawed, flabbergasted

Tony: Is my age catching upto me or did you actually took a nose dive into a freaking lake with that suit?

Peter: oh! It was waterproof?!

Tony: Flabbergasted Stark

[moritashie]

I HAVE A FIC IDEA vol#7

Tony is alive in this fic, just like in the actual canon.

When Peter first came to Strange, the spell worked nearly perfectly. Could've been something as simple as "hold up but what about x? They can't forget that I'm Spider-Man!" "Ok. We exclude X then. Anyone else? Just hurry, please" or "We can not make any more exceptions, Peter."

Peter makes an unimaginably rushed list consisting of May, Ned and MJ. Tony does not make it onto the list somehow. Maybe he is still in a coma, and Peter, not talking to him for about a year at this point, simply doesn't have enough time to think to add him to the list. Maybe he doesn't know Tony is alive. Maybe, when he wanted to, Strange refused, to stop himself from messing up the spell. Whatever floats your boat, man.

So, when Tony does contact Peter, he assumes, that he has two mentees. Peter, and Spiderman. (He would know if they were the same person, right?).

Chaos ensues.

[infosphere]

Spider-Man: Shadows of the Past - A story

The city of New York was alive with its usual chaos—traffic jams, crowded sidewalks, and the distant hum of subway trains. High above the bustling streets, Peter Parker swung effortlessly from one skyscraper to another, the cool evening breeze whipping through his suit. As Spider-Man, he had seen his fair share of villains, from the Green Goblin to Doctor Octopus, but tonight felt different. There was an uneasy calm, as if the city itself was holding its breath.

Peter had just finished a routine patrol and was heading back home when his Spider-Sense tingled. Something was wrong. He altered his trajectory and followed the tingling sensation to an old, abandoned warehouse on the outskirts of town. The place had seen better days, its windows shattered and its walls covered in graffiti.

He landed silently and peered through a broken window. Inside, he saw a figure hunched over a table, working meticulously on a set of strange devices. As Spider-Man crept closer, the figure turned, revealing a familiar face—Adrian Toomes, the Vulture.

"Well, well," Toomes sneered, his eyes narrowing behind his metal wings. "If it isn't Spider-Man. I thought I heard a rat."

"Toomes, what are you planning this time?" Spider-Man demanded, his muscles tensed for action.

The Vulture chuckled, a low, menacing sound. "Planning? Oh, nothing too elaborate. Just a little revenge." He activated one of his devices, and a swarm of mechanical vultures sprang to life, filling the warehouse with a deafening buzz.

Spider-Man dodged and weaved through the swarm, his acrobatic skills put to the test. The vultures were fast, but he was faster. With a series of well-placed web-shots, he disabled several of the machines, but the Vulture was relentless.

"You're too late, Spider-Man," Toomes shouted over the noise. "These machines are just the beginning. I've upgraded them with a special surprise—courtesy of your old friend, Doctor Octopus."

Spider-Man's heart raced. He knew that if Toomes had access to Doc Ock's technology, the stakes were higher than ever. He had to stop the Vulture before he unleashed chaos on the city.

Using his webbing, Spider-Man swung across the room, aiming a powerful kick at Toomes. The Vulture staggered back but quickly recovered, launching a counterattack. The two engaged in a fierce battle, their movements a blur of speed and strength.

As the fight raged on, Spider-Man noticed a faint glow coming from one of the devices. His Spider-Sense tingled more intensely than ever. Realizing what it meant, he lunged for the device, webbing it up and hurling it out of the warehouse just in time. It exploded mid-air, a brilliant flash of light illuminating the night sky.

The Vulture, momentarily stunned by the explosion, fell to the ground, his wings damaged. Spider-Man quickly webbed him up, ensuring he couldn't escape.

"It's over, Toomes," Spider-Man said, catching his breath. "You're going back to prison."

The Vulture glared at him, but there was a hint of resignation in his eyes. "This isn't the end, Spider-Man. There are others out there who want you gone."

Spider-Man nodded, knowing that the battle was far from over. But for now, he had saved the city once again. As he swung away into the night, he couldn't help but feel a sense of pride in being New York's silent guardian.

By Infosphere

[chuckonthego]

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