Characters

Peter Parker's best friend who succeeded his father as the second Green Goblin. However, he ultimately lost his life while helping Peter, a tragic figure.

President and editor-in-chief of the Daily Bugle. A stern media figure who continues harsh reporting against Spider-Man.

The massive underworld leader of a criminal organization controlling New York. Expands his influence through bold and ruthless methods, reigning as Spider-Man's archenemy.

Descendant of Russian nobility and a master hunter with superhuman hunting prowess. He sets his sights on Spider-Man as the final prey of his life.

Dr. Curt Connors transforms due to an accident and confronts Spider-Man as a villain possessing reptilian abilities.

Peter Parker's girlfriend and a major heroine who appears in many Spider-Man works. A bright and active woman aspiring to be an actress.

Peter Parker's aunt and a kind-hearted woman who has watched over and supported him for many years. She quietly supports his growth as a hero.

A new Spider-Man who gained powers from being bitten by a spider in another world. A young hero protecting New York.

A totem vampire derived from the Spider God, a formidable foe who relentlessly pursues Peter Parker.

Former special effects technician and one of Spider-Man's archenemies who repeatedly commits crimes using illusions and tricks as weapons.

President of the massive arms corporation Oscorp, a scientist and businessman who becomes Spider-Man's archenemy as the original Green Goblin.

A young man who became Spider-Man after being bitten by a radioactive spider in high school. He lost his parents early and was raised by his uncle Ben and aunt May.

Marvel Comics character assumed by multiple individuals, fights using diverse gadgets. The Earth-616 Miles Morales version is the most prominent.

An enemy character who wears a powerful titanium rhino-shaped suit through human experimentation and possesses superhuman strength. One of Spider-Man's primary villains.

A Spider-Man antagonist character with the ability to transform his body into sand.

Spider-Man's enemy, a villain who wears an exoskeleton battle armor modeled after a scorpion and attacks with a powerful tail.

A third-rate villain who launches powerful shockwaves from gauntlets. One of Spider-Man's archenemies.

A genius inventor and mad scientist who primarily supplies weapons to supervillains. Also known as an enemy of Spider-Man.

An elderly villain who uses a special flight suit to freely soar through the skies. Known as one of Spider-Man's archenemies.

Al's Toy Barn toy store owner who steals Woody and plots to sell him to a museum in Japan. A tenacious figure who has struggled for years searching for Woody, but self-centered and short-tempered.

The owner of Woody and the others, a boy who deepens his love for toys as he grows.

A fashion doll owned by a girl named Molly. One of the toys appearing in the Toy Story series. She is also Ken's girlfriend.

Lotso's henchman, a baby doll that throws escapees into the sandbox cage. A giant soft vinyl doll with one eye perpetually half-closed and covered in graffiti.

Porcelain shepherdess girl doll, serving as Woody's love interest.