History Characters / TheSpectacularSpiderMan

* ParentalNeglect: His father, Norman, is proved to ignoring Harry in favor of his main goal: getting more power and money. His mother doesn't seem much involved in his life either.

* MsFanservice: She may be middle-aged, but she's quite a beautiful, cute and lovely woman.

* SilverVixen: She's a good-looking and very cute old lady.

* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: When he succeeds in getting popular for a time after making the football team and dosing on the Goblin drug, he's not too shy about [[InWithTheInCrowd getting ahead with the in-crowd]]. He not only snubs his former friends Peter and Gwen at social functions, but ignores and leaps over Gwen when she's incapacitated during a supervillain attack.

* ChickMagnet: This is perfectly cemented when he pretends to wear his Spider-Man suit as a Halloween costume in "The Uncertainty Principle", and [[GirlNextDoor Gwen]], [[FieryRedHead Mary Jane]] and [[LovableAlphaBitch Liz]] ogle him big time. {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d, when ''Flash'' asks him for advice on how to win over Sha Shan, reasoning that he has to have some kind of secret to getting both Gwen and Liz to "like his scrawny butt".

* DidNotGetTheGirl: [[spoiler:At the end of the series, he dumps Liz to be with Gwen only for Harry to emotionally blackmail Gwen into staying with him, leaving Peter with nobody.]]

* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: When he succeeds in getting popular for a time after making the football team and dosing on the Goblin drug, he's not too shy about [[InWithTheInCrowd getting ahead with the in-crowd]].

* UnnecessarilyCruelRejection: In the very first episode, Peter Parker asks Sally Avril on a date. Sally responds by laughing at and mocking Peter in front of everyone.

* UnnecsarilyCruelRejection: In the very first episode, Peter Parker asks Sally Avril on a date. Sally responds by laughing at and mocking Peter in front of everyone.

* VirtuousCharacterCopy: This series' depiction of Liz Allan is a first Hispanic cheerleader who the title character nursed feelings for and visually resembled another cartoon character from a 2000's superhero cartoon, Paulina from ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom''. While Liz started out very similarly to Paulina, she instead develops rather quickly into a much more caring and considerate person, whereas Paulina remained the same shallow and conceited person from start to finish.

* VirtuousCharacterCopy: This series' depiction of Liz Allan is not the first Hispanic cheerleader who the title character of a 2000's cartoon nursed feelings for, as years earlier was Paulina from ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom''. While Liz started out very similarly to Paulina, she instead develops rather quickly into a much more caring and considerate person, whereas Paulina remained the same shallow and conceited person from start to finish.

* TheStoic: The man’s composure and professionalism is honestly remarkable.

* AdaptationalBadass: While the Tombstone of the comics worked for organized crime families, he was basically a thug and hired muscle. This version is basically the show’s version of [[Characters/MarvelComicsWilsonFisk The Kingpin]]and hence is the head of an organization.

* AdaptationalBadass: While the Tombstone of the comics worked for organized crime families, he was basically a thug and hired muscle. This version is basically the show’s version of ComicBook/TheKingpin and hence is the head of an organization.

* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: When he succeeds in getting popular for a time after making the football team and dosing on the Goblin drug, he's not too shy about getting ahead with the in-crowd.

* MsFanservice: She may be middle-aged, but she's quite a lovely woman.

* {{Catchphrase}}:

* MsFanservice: She may be middle aged, but she's very cute, beautiful and attractive.

* SilverVixen: She's a good looking and very cute old lady.

* CatchPhrase: Saying he wants to do something/that he wants something done, and then expressing and unreasonable amount of time it should be done in seconds. (Example: "I want a title in 28 seconds!")

* CatchPhrase: "Don't apologize. ''I'' never do."

* TheUnapologetic: His CatchPhrase. He makes good on it, and he won’t apologize even when Vulture is ''threatening to kill him'' if he doesn’t.

* BeautyEqualsGoodness: Sweet, kind, beautiful, attractive and cute (despite the sarcasm).

* {{Catchphrase}}: "Face it, tiger — you just hit the jackpot."

* HeroesWantRedHeads: Peter is definitely attracted to her during their date, but he lets it go after she tells him she only sees him as a friend. She would have became the main girl anyway if not for the show's cancellation.

* MythologyGag: Some episodes have her wearing the same pink t-shirt, blue skirt, and brown boots that her [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy Raimi Trilogy]] counterpart wore in the [[Film/SpiderMan1 first film.]]

* TheRival: Subverted; she appears to be this to Gwen at first, but it's quickly made clear that she only went to the prom with Peter to help and won't get in the way of Gwen. She's more of a rival to Liz, due to encouraging Peter and Gwen to being a couple, although this is lessened after she and Liz bond over the pain of losing Mark in "Subtext".

* {{Catchphrase}}: "Hey, Puny Parker!"

* PlayingCyrano: He enlists Peter's aid to make sure he doesn't sound dumb while trying to impress a smart girl (it doesn't work, but she likes him anyway).

* CatchPhrase: "'scool."

* [[WhatDoesSheSeeInHim What Does He See In Her]]: In regards to Sally. Even he doesn't seem to know, but he's too nice to break up with her.

* UnknownRival: Spider-Man is unaware that Miles is responible for both Kraven and Mark Allen's mutations.

* DumbMuscle: Downplayed. For the most part, he's a pretty unintelligent brute, but will occasionally show flashes of insight: he's no genius, but he does make some fairly intelligent deductions, including being the first one to realize that if Peter Parker takes Spider-Man's pictures, he can use Peter to find Spider-Man. "I ain't stupid" is practically his CatchPhrase.

* BadassInANiceSuit: Whenever he's not rocking a green bodysuit and purple tunic. Hell, while monitoring Mark Allan (who he considered being Molten Man) he actually ''donned a wide-brimmed hat and trench coat over his costume, and fools everyone.''

* CatchPhrase: "It's a lock!" (meaning that it's a sure thing - [[TemptingFate which it never is]]). Blackie mocks Mark for it. Liz, in tears, tragically calls him out on it.

* MsFanservice: She may be middle aged, but she's very cute, beautiful and attractive.

* AlternateSelf: In ''Across the Spider-Verse'' he joins the Spider-Society, which includes several [[Characters/SpiderManSpiderVerse versions of himself]] including his counterparts from [[WesternAnimation/SpiderMan1967 Earth-67]], [[Characters/SpiderManInsomniacPeterParker Earth-1048]], [[VideoGame/LEGOMarvelSuperHeroes Earth-13122]] and [[Characters/SpiderManUnlimited Earth-751263]]. The film also uses archive footage of his counterparts from [[Characters/SpiderManTrilogySpiderMan Earth-96283]] and [[Characters/TheAmazingSpiderManSeriesSpiderMan Earth-120703]], while his counterpart from [[Characters/MCUPeterParker Earth-199999]] is directly acknowledged.

* AlternateSelf: He makes a brief cameo in ''Across the Spider-Verse'' as a hologram along with with his counterpart from [[Characters/TheAmazingSpiderManSeries Earth-120703]], with the film also including [[Characters/SpiderManSpiderVerseSupportingCharacters his counterparts]] from Earth-65B and Earth-50101B, where in the latter he's a Indian man named Inspector Singh.

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Thom Adcox