History Characters / SpiderGirl

* MsFanservice: Though not as much as other the super heroines (due to usually being [[AvertedTrope Averted]]) in her original solo series, May is made for this trope in the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue (While she was pretty in her original solo series, May is very beautiful in her following three comic book series).

* GirlinessUpgrade: Definitely, while May was still pretty in her original solo comic book series (as well as the one hundred and fifth ''What if'' issue that she debuted in), she was kind of tomboyish and usually acted and/or appeared in a masculine manner due to her design as well as the art style and the fact that she had short hair. Come the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' (which continues into the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' and ''Spider-Girl End''), May has long, brunette locks of hair as well as a more feminine taste in fashion and acts as well as appearing in a way more feminine matter in addition to being drawn more attractively, while still being a superhero. Due to having an attractive design, May has a voluptuous yet athletic body instead of the skinny yet toned body that she originally had in her first solo comic book series.

* ImportantHaircut: Averted. May kept changing her hairstyle every 10 or so issues just because. May finally settled on a look in ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' where she has long brown hair and retains the look in ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue.

* MsFanservice: Though not as much as other the super heroines (due to usually being [[AvertedTrope Averted]]) in her original solo series, May is made for this trope in the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue (While she was pretty in her original solo series, May is much more beautiful in her following three comic book series).

* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: Changing her short Tomboy look for longer locks in Amazing Spider-Girl. Notably the haircut that stuck.

* ImportantHaircut: Averted. May kept changing her hairstyle every 10 or so issues just because. Until she finally settled on a look in Amazing Spider-Girl (which was long brown hair).

* GirlinessUpgrade: Definitely, while May was still pretty in her original solo comic book series (as well as the one hundred and fifth ''What if'' issue that she debuted in), she was kind of tomboyish and usually acted and/or appeared in a masculine manner due to her design as well as the art style and mainly through the fact that she had short hair. Come the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' (which continues into the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' and ''Spider-Girl End''), May has developed long, brunette locks of hair as well as a more feminine taste in fashion and acts and appears in a way more feminine matter in addition to being drawn more attractively, while still being a superhero. May even develops a more slightly slender yet toned and shapely build for her body as opposed to having the skinny yet athletic build that she originally had in her first solo comic book series.

* MsFanservice: Though not as much as other the super heroines (due to usually being [[AvertedTrope Averted]]) in her original solo series, May is made for this trope in the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue (While she was pretty in her originally solo series, May is much more beautiful in her following three comic book series).

* BackToBackBadasses: With May, Darkdevil and Kaine at different points

* CainAndAbel: He and Kaine still don't get along. Although they get into less fights.

* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: He has a shock of white in his hair.

* AmazonianBeauty: Started out on the [[http://marvel.com/images/gallery/character/1009609/images_featuring_spider-girl_may_parker/image/19035 slender side]], but was continually [[http://marvel.wikia.com/The_Amazing_Spider-Girl_Vol_1_12 beefed]] [[http://marvel.com/images/gallery/issue/21214/images_from_amazing_spider-girl_2006_20/image/138519 up]] as the series progressed. Of course this makes sense considering the amount of exercise she'd get fighting supervillains and bounding across New York.

* ShesGotLegs: Just like her genetic template, May, April also has long well-toned yet shapely legs that are highlighted by her costume and other outfits.

* GirlinessUpgrade: Definitely, while May was still pretty in her original solo comic book series (as well as the one hundred and fifth ''What if'' issue that she debuted in), she was kind of tomboyish and usually acted and/or appeared in a masculine manner due to her design as well as the art style and mainly through the fact that she had short hair. Come the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' (which continues in the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' and ''Spider-Girl End''), May has developed long, brunette locks of hair as well as a more feminine taste in fashion and acts and appears in a way more feminine matter in addition to being drawn more attractively, while still being a superhero. May even develops a more slightly slender yet well-toned and shapely build for her body as opposed to having the skinny yet athletic build that she originally had in her first solo comic book series.

* MsFanservice: Though not as much as other the super heroines (due to usually being [[AvertedTrope Averted]]) in her original solo series, May is most definitely this in the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue (While she was pretty in her originally solo series, May is much hotter in her following three comic book series).

* ShesGotLegs: In the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comic book series (as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue), May has long well-toned yet shapely legs (rather than the skinny pair of legs that she originally had in her first solo comic book series) that are highlighted by the form-fitting costume and other outfits (such as skirts with or without leggings) that she tends to wear.

* GirlinessUpgrade: Definitely, while May was still pretty in her original solo comic book series (as well as the one hundred and fifth ''What if'' issue that she debuted in), she was kind of tomboyish and usually acted and/or appeared in a masculine manner (mainly through the fact that she had short hair). Come the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' (as well as the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' and ''Spider-Girl End''), May has developed long, brunette locks of hair (as well as a more feminine taste in fashion) and acts and appears in a way more feminine matter, as well as being drawn more attractively, while still being a superhero (in addition to developing a more well-toned, though slender, yet shapely build for her body as opposed to having the skinny yet athletic build that she originally had in her first solo comic book series).

* MostCommonSuperpower: DependingOnTheArtist. Most often she's not the bustiest of heroines, but in ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #9 she's drawn as being more buxom than usual.

* ShesGotLegs: Just like her genetic template, May, April also has well-toned long yet shapely legs that are highlighted by her costume and other outfits.

* MsFanservice: Not as much as other the super heroines (due to usually being [[AvertedTrope Averted]]) in her original solo series, but May is most definitely this in the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue (While she was pretty in her originally solo series, May is much hotter in her following three comic book series).

* MsFanservice: Not as much as other the super heroines (due to usually being [[AvertedTrope Averted]]), but May is most definitely this in ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue (While she was pretty in her originally solo series, May is much hotter in her following three comic book series).

* ShesGotLegs: In the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comic book series (as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue), May has well-toned long yet shapely legs (rather than the skinny pair of legs that she originally had in her first solo comic book series) that are highlighted by the form-fitting costume and other outfits (such as skirts with or without leggings) that she tends to wear.

* {{Tomboy}}: Mayday is a dedicated athlete and keeps her hair fairly short, that is until the''Amazing Spider-Girl'' where she has developed longer hair due to initially taking a break from fighting crime as Spider-Girl and acts more feminine.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: May is a sporty, athletic tomboy, in contrast to her fashionable former actress of a mother. Averted in the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' where Mayday is much more feminine and less of a tomboy (but still athletic) and dresses more fashionably.

* GirlinessUpgrade: While she was still pretty in her original solo comic book series (as well as the one hundred and fifth ''What if'' issue that she debuted in), she was kind of tomboyish and usually acted and appeared in a masculine manner (mainly through the fact that she had short hair). Come the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' (as well as the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl''), May has developed long, brunette locks of hair (as well as a more feminine taste in fashion) and acts and appears in a way more feminine matter while still being a superhero (in addition to developing a more well-toned, though slender, yet shapely build for her body as opposed to having the skinny yet athletic build that she originally had in her first solo comic book series).

* MsFanservice: Not as much as other the super heroines, but May still qualifies (though its usually averted; but she is most definitely this in ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series).

%%* PluckyGirl

%%* SaveThisPersonSaveTheWorld: In "The End".

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: When Earth-616 Peter attempts to console her [[spoiler:after the Inheritors steal her baby brother and promises to do whatever it takes to get him back]], May angrily snaps that he and all the other Spiders are fakes and that the only real Spider-Man was her father, who was killed by Daemos. After the event, she apologizes to Peter for it.
* {{Tomboy}}: Mayday is a dedicated athlete and keeps her hair fairly short (that is until the''Amazing Spider-Girl'' where she has developed longer hair due to initially taking a break from fighting crime as Spider-Girl).
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: May is a sporty, athletic tomboy, in contrast to her fashionable former actress of a mother. Averted in the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' where Mayday is much more feminine and less of a tomboy (but still athletic).

* DeadpanSnarker: He may not be Spider-Man anymore, but he's still got a razor-sharp wit.

* GirlinessUpgrade: While she was still pretty in her original solo comic book series (as well as the one hundred and fifth ''What if'' issue that she debuted in), she was kind of tomboyish and usually acted and appeared in a masculine manner (mainly through the fact that she had short hair). Come the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' (as well as the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl''), May has developed long, brunette locks of hair (as well as a more feminine style of fashion) and acts and appears in a way more feminine matter while still being a superhero (in addition to developing a more well-toned, though slender, yet shapely build for her body as opposed to having the skinny yet athletic build that she originally had in her first solo comic book series).

* ShesGotLegs: In the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series (as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue) May has well-toned long yet shapely legs that are highlighted by the form-fitting costume and other outfits (such as skirts with or without leggings) that she tends to wear.

* CloningBlues: Angsts about the possibility a few times, but not nearly as much as April.]]

* ObliviousToLove: [[spoiler: ''Finally'' returns Wes's affections in The End]]

* [[ArmorPiercingSlap Armor Piercing Punch]]: To [[spoiler:Kaine]] after his [[spoiler:DealWithTheDevil [[WhatHaveIBecome turned him into a demon]]]].

%%* [[spoiler: CloneDegeneration]]

%%* [[spoiler: [[{{LukeYouAreMyFather}} Peter Parker You Are My Uncle]]]]

%%* [[spoiler: UncannyFamilyResemblance: Though only MJ and Normie have noticed it. Peter (who insists the kid looks more like [[{{ShoutOut}} Tobey Maguire]]) and May [[{{SelectiveObliviousness}} remain oblivious]]]].

* BerserkButton: '''[[BoldInflation You.]]''' '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Hurt.]]''' '''[[OhCrap Courtney.]]'''

!! Jack "J.J." Jameson / [[spoiler: The Buzz]]

* [[AllThereInTheManual All There In The Mini]]: How he got the Buzz suit.

!! Felicity Thompson / [[spoiler:Scarlet Spider II]]

* [[AscendedFanboy Ascended Fangirl]]: Not quite, but boy, does she try.

!! Normie Osborn / The Green Goblin / [[spoiler: Venom]]

!! Brenda Drago [[spoiler:Osborn]] / Raptor

!! [[spoiler: Gerald "Gerry" Drew]]/Spider-Man II

!! ComicBook/{{Carnage}} ([[spoiler: Moose Mansfield & Benjy Parker]])

%%* [[spoiler: AlasPoorVillain]].

!! Elan DeJuane/Fury the Goblin Queen

!! [[spoiler: Norman Osborn]]

%%* [[DeadGuyJunior Dead Girl Junior]]

* FirstKiss[=/=]SmoochOfVictory: With Brad after Courtney wakes up from her coma. [[TestKiss It helped her realize she wasn't really into him anymore]], fortunately.

* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: May is a sporty, athletic tomboy, in contrast to her fashionable former actress of a mother.
** Averted in the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' where Mayday is much more feminine and less of a tomboy (but still athletic).

%%* Badass

* DayInTheLimelight[=/=]Omake: The L'il Benjy "series" of one-page comics that start showing up in the end of Amazing and Spectacular.

* DistaffCounterpart: To Ben Reilly, Kaine Parker, and Venom.

* [[spoiler: IWasQuiteALooker: Appears as her younger, blonder self when guiding Mayday... until Peter recognizes her]]
* [[spoiler: SpiritAdvisor]]

* GenerationXerox: He and May are similar according to Peter.
** [[spoiler: His son reaches out to a [[YouAreNotAlone troubled clone]], just like he did for Kaine.]]

* CoolOldGuy
* DeadpanSnarker

* [[PapaWolf Uncle Wolf]]: Very protective of his niece and nephews.

* [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Nice Job Fixing It Anti-Hero]]: Well, at least [[spoiler: Darkdevil won't die of clone degeneration now...]]

!![[spoiler:Reilly Tyne[=/=]Darkdevil]]

%%* [[spoiler: AloofBigBrother]]

* ShesGotLegs: In the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series (as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue) May has well-toned long yet shapely legs that are highlighted by a very form-fitting costume or other outfits (such as skirts with or without leggings) that she tends to wear.

* UncannyFamilyResemblance: Played straight at first, as she was drawn as a female Peter, but averted as the [[ArtEvolution art evolved]]. Now she resembles both her parents equally.

* BadPowersGoodPeople: Has powers similar to Carnage, but deep down is a good person.

* BladeBelowTheShoulder: Can transform her limbs into simple bladed objects.

%%* CoolOldGuy
%%* DeadpanSnarker

%%* AsianAndNerdy

%%* [[FantasticRacism Fantastic Racist]]

%%* AlphaBitch: At first.

%%* GiveGeeksAChance: With Jimmy

* ShesGotLegs: Particularly present in the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series (as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue) where May tends to wear a very form-fitting costume or other outfits (such as skirts with or without leggings) that highlight her well-toned long yet shapely legs.

* ShesGotLegs: In the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series (as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue), May tends to wear a very form-fitting costume or other outfits (such as skirts with or without leggings) that highlight her well-toned long yet shapely legs.

* ShesGotLegs: Particularly in the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series (as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue) where May tends to wear a very form-fitting costume or other outfits (such as skirts with or without leggings) that highlight her well-toned long yet shapely legs.

* ShesGotLegs: particularly in the ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series (as well as the ''Spider-Girl End'' issue) where May tends to wear a very form-fitting costume or other outfits (such as skirts with or without leggings) that highlight her well-toned long yet shapely legs.

** Averted in the''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' where Mayday is much more feminine and less of a tomboy (but still athletic).

* ShesGotLegs: Just like her genetic template, May, April also has well-toned long yet shapely legs that are highlighted by her costume and outfits.

* HappilyMarried: He stayed married to MJ in this continuity (which is a stark contrast to the mainstream Peter Parker/Spider-Man due to a [[ComicBook/OneMoreDay certain comic book story line]].

* HappilyMarried: She and Peter stayed married in this continuity (which is a notable difference from the Mainstream Mary Jane Watson due to a [[ComicBook/OneMoreDay certain event]].

* GirlinessUpgrade: While she was still pretty in her original solo comic book series (as well as the one hundred and fifth ''What if'' issue that she debuted in), she was kind of tomboyish and usually acted and appeared in a masculine manner (mainly through the fact that she had short hair). Come the''Amazing Spider-Girl'' (as well as the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl''), May has developed long, brunette locks of hair (as well as a more feminine style of fashion) and acts and appears in a way more feminine matter while still being a superhero (in addition to developing a more well-toned, though slender, yet shapely build for her body as opposed to having the skinny yet athletic build that she originally had in her first solo comic book series).

* MsFanservice: Not as much as other super heroines, but May still qualifies (though its usually averted; but she is most definitely this in ''Amazing Spider-Girl'' and the ''Spectacular Spider-Girl'' comics series).

* {{Tomboy}}: Mayday is a dedicated athlete and keeps her hair fairly short.

* ImportantHaircut: Averted. May kept changing her hairstyle every 10 or so issues just because. Until she finally settled on a look in Amazing Spider-Girl.

* HappilyMarried: He stayed married to MJ in this continuity.

* HappilyMarried: She and Peter stayed married in this continuity.

* BadassAdorable: Saving MJ with his organic webbing.

%%* BrownEyes

* [[BadassBeard Badass Goatee]]

%%* {{Badass}}

!!May Parker/Spider-Girl/[[spoiler:Spider-Woman]]

* DependingOnTheArtist: Like Benjy, his hair color bounced between blonde and red before the artists settled on having a RedHeadedHero. [[{{FanWank}} Fanon]] is that he tried bleaching his hair to look more like Ben Reilly.