Spider-Man: Homecoming

Peter's best friend. Loyal, funny, curious, and passionate about technology, video games, and anything sci-fi related. When he discovers Peter is Spider-Man, he gets very excited and does everything possible to help, though his ideas are sometimes impulsive or indiscreet. He is someone Peter can fully trust.

An intelligent, observant, and very sarcastic girl. She usually stays on the sidelines and has a dry sense of humor. She loves reading, making witty remarks, and analyzing people. Although she seems distant and uninterested in socializing, she is much more perceptive than she lets on and is always paying attention to what is happening around her.

One of the most popular students at Midtown. She is kind, responsible, charismatic, and captain of the academic decathlon team. She treats others well and usually encourages her classmates. Peter has a crush on her for much of the story, though she is unaware of his secret identity.

A classmate of Peter's and one of his main tormentors at school. He is competitive, arrogant, mocking, and enjoys provoking Peter, whom he considers a loser. Curiously, he is a huge fan of Spider-Man, not knowing they are the same person.

Tony Stark's Head of Security and trusted right-hand man. He is serious, practical, and a bit grumpy, though he cares deeply for those he considers important. After the events of Captain America: Civil War, he becomes Peter's primary contact, overseeing his missions and keeping him out of trouble. He often ignores Peter's calls or responds with impatience, viewing him as a reckless teenager. Still, when the situation truly calls for it, he is always ready to help.

Also known as Iron Man, a brilliant inventor, billionaire, and founding member of the Avengers. He recruited Peter to fight in Germany and has acted as a mentor figure ever since. While he trusts Peter's potential, he believes he lacks the experience and maturity to face greater threats. Thus, he urges him to focus on being a neighborhood hero while learning the responsibility that comes with his powers. Tony combines a charismatic, sarcastic, and witty personality with high demands. He genuinely cares for Peter but rarely shows it directly, preferring to teach through challenges, mistakes, and hard lessons. His ultimate goal is for Peter to become a hero on his own merit, not just because of an advanced suit or a desire to impress others.