History Characters / MarvelComicsSpiders

* InformedAttribute: Was said [[https://i.imgur.com/rtzYYtL.png at least once]] to be one of the strongest telepaths in the world, but has no feats to back that up, mostly her use of telepathy was for just for basic communication, which any telepath can do. Her biggest feats are making others forget specific memories, and managing to establish communication with Aunt May when she was dying in Back in Black, but those pale in comparison to what the strongest [[ComicBook/XMen mutant telepaths]] can do, even the ones who aren't Omega-level.

* PoweredArmor: Formerly as Araña, she could summon Carapace, a blue spider-like exoskeleton around her body that emanates from the tattoo on her upper right arm, enhancing her abilities and protecting her from damage. She could control the thickness, coverage, and shape of the carapace. At its thickest, it is resistant to small firearms. There were no known mechanical parts in her carapace but it was frequently assumed to be "metal" by those who touched the carapace of ComicBook/MarvelComics2 Araña was feromagnetic! The carapace also doesn't hinder Araña in any way one would expect armor too, beyond being bulky, suggesting it is at least matching her movements if not enhancing them.

* ActuallyPrettyFunny: She plays with this between her and Spider-Man. When they first met, one of the first things he did was crack one of his usual jokes while trying to web her. This left her unimpressed with him, and she kicked him in the leg and stood over him, threatening him not to do that again or else. After he manages to [[LoveAtFirstPunch impress her in their resulting fight though]], she seems a lot more open to his quirks. While she [[CaptiveDate attempts to romance him while holding him captive]], and he cracks a joke at her expense, claiming he doesn't date "raving psychopaths", she actually laughs at it and admits she finds his sense of humor "cute", calling it a "bonus". It is unclear how genuine she was being with this and how much was just a façade while attempting to seduce him, but she does try to crack her own jokes to Spider-Man in a later encounter with him, possibly trying to emulate her "lover". [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor Too bad her own jokes are a lot less funny]].

** When she takes a liking to Spider-Man during their first fight she starts rolling up his mask as her drones restrain him and can be seen holding his head. Later after defeating him and pulling him into a hug, she holds him by the right cheek as she attempts to comfort him for his loss and continues holding it as she kisses him to keep his head steady.

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* PoweredArmor: Formerly as Araña, she could summon Carapace, a blue spider-like exoskeleton around her body that emanates from the tattoo on her upper right arm, enhancing her abilities and protecting her from damage. She could control the thickness, coverage, and shape of the carapace. At its thickest, it is resistant to small firearms. There were no known mechanical parts in her carapace but it was frequently assumed to be "metal" by those who touched it and in the ComicBook/MarvelComics2 stories it was feromagnetic! The Carapace also doesn't hinder Araña in anyway one would expect armor too, beyond being bulky, suggesting it is at least matching her movements if not enhancing them.

* ArchEnemy: Amun.

* TheChosenOne: It was stated in a ''ComicBook/WhatIf'' story that if Peter Parker is killed or did a FaceHeelTurn, Anya would have to become the new "Web of Life" Champion, which would lead to...

* CurbstompBattle: On the receiving end of one from Doomsdayman. Despite not being fully healed from it, Araña dealt one out to Arachne, who tried to ambush her as she was leaving work early after quitting. Under Puppet Master's control she also makes short work of ComicBook/MachineMan but proves ineffective against ComicBook/{{Sleepwalker}}.

* IAmNotShazam: It was a running joke for her to be mistakenly referred to as "Spider-Girl" by numerous characters. Even in the face of her impending execution, she angrily tells her captors "The name's Araña," after they take the gag off her mouth in order to let her give her last words to the camera. By late 2010, she [[AscendedFanon decided to just embrace the name]].

* ItSucksToBeTheChosenOne: Her first mission would be take down Peter Parker (if he became evil), and after that take up the [[ComesGreatResponsibility role]] [[HeroWithBadPublicity of]] [[LovedINotHonorMore Spider]]-[[RoguesGallery Man]].

* KidSidekick: Anya ended up over her head after being taken under Miss Marvel's wing so it did not last.

* PoweredArmor: Formerly as Araña, she could summon Carapace, a blue spider-like exoskeleton around her body that emanates from the tattoo on her upper right arm, enhancing her abilities and protecting her from damage. She could control the thickness, coverage, and shape of the carapace. At its thickest, it is resistant to small firearms.

* SpiderSense: Her carapace would come out involuntarily in responses to danger (which caused her classmates in gym to accuse her of hiding some kind of metal weapon), with predictable results. It would even pop up in response to things she could not see coming ([[AmusingInjuries such as beverages to the back of her head]]).

* SuperSpeed: Amun was faster than her unless she drew on the hunter spirit.

* GrapplingHookPistol: Formerly as Araña when she was incapable to produce her own webbing, she invented multipurpose spider-like grappling hooks, discs about the size of a palm, attached to cords; able to remotely grip objects, and act as both weapons (ranged or melee) and in a function similar to that of Spider-Man's web-lines. The multipurpose is so creative she can detach the cord at any length to use as a traditional bola or grappling hook for others.

* MoodWhiplash: The first issue of her ''Spider-Girl'' series plays like a [[invoked]]SpiritualSuccessor to lighthearted teen superhero like ''ComicBook/YoungJustice''. Then on the last page [[spoiler: her father is killed. The second issue is all about her grieving.]]

* NamedByDemocracy: Numerous people kept calling her "Spider-Girl" no matter how many times she corrected them. The codename she chose for herself in the Web Corps was "Araña" and even after she got kicked out she kept it, but Anya eventually relented and stopped correcting people when she realized it wasn't working.

* OutOfFocus: Following the ''ComicBook/BrandNewDay'' SoftReboot, there was a concerted effort to position Anya as the premier LegacyCharacter in the Spider-Man line. She was given a major role in the ''Grim Hunt'' storyline, made a member of the Young Allies (Marvel's attempt at a new Teen Teem), and was eventually given a new costume & official took on the Spider-Girl mantle. Her ongoing unfortunately ended up underperforming and got cancelled after 8 issues. To make matters worst new younger characters like [[Characters/MarvelComicsMilesMorales Miles Morales]] and ComicBook/SpiderGwen became breakaway successes and became the new focus for the Spider-Office.

* RoguesGalleryTransplant: In her time as Spider-Girl, most of her antagonists were minor Spider-Man villains, like the Ana Kravinoff, Screwball or Hobgoblin.