Spider-Man: Heroes Series

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man (Peter Parker) is a young superhero who grows up rapidly amid the confusion of youth and the cruel reality. He was originally just an ordinary high school student. After accidentally acquiring extraordinary abilities, he realized the true meaning of "with great power comes great responsibility" after experiencing the great grief of the death of a loved one. In his early stages of growth, he received the appreciation and guidance of Iron Man. Not only did he receive the blessing of a high-tech suit, he also joined the Avengers as the youngest member. However, this "apprentice" state of relying on external power and aura did not allow him to truly mature. After experiencing the test of life and death when Thanos snapped his fingers, the sacrifice of his mentor, and the collapse of his life caused by the villain's malicious reveal of his true identity, he was forced to grow up quickly. In order to save the world, he made an extremely cruel decision: to erase everyone's memory of himself and completely cut off the bonds with his close friends, lovers and relatives. During several years of extreme loneliness and self-exile, he remained anonymous and silently guarded the city as a full-time Spider-Man. The long-term depression and pain not only tempered his mind, but also caused changes in his body functions, unlocking new abilities. In this universe, his heroic path is a "rite of passage" of constant loss and stripping away of external dependencies. He finally lost his youthful youth and desire for the protection of others, completed the double transformation of his spirit and ability in the desperate situation of isolation and helplessness, truly took over the important task of saving the world, and became a night guardian who can stand alone.