Spider-Man (Earth-1610)

"My name is Miles Morales. I was bitten by a radioactive spider. And for like two days, I’ve been the one and only Spider-Man. I think you know the rest. I finished my essay. I saved a bunch of people. Got hit by a drone. I did this with my dad. Met my roommate finally. Slapped a sticker where my dad’s never going to find it. And when I feel alone, like no one understands what I’m going through, I remember my friends who get it. I never thought I'd be able to do any of this stuff, but I can. Anyone can wear the mask. You can wear the mask. If you didn't know that before, I hope you do now. Cause I’m Spider-Man. And I’m not the only one. Not by a long shot."

- Miles Morales.

Miles Gonzalo Morales is a 14-year-old teenager that lives in Brooklyn, New York. After winning a scholastic test, Morales changes schools to Brooklyn Visions Academy, leaving his popularity at his previous school behind. As this academy stresses Miles out, he goes to his uncle Aaron when he has time off. Whilst spraying graffiti art with his pal, Miles gets bitten by a radioactive spider. After this happening, Miles learns how to be Brooklyn's new Spider-hero after his predecessor's death. He learns this with the help of his friends from alternate universes.

Early Life
Miles Gonzalo Morales was raised by his mother Rio Morales and father Jefferson Davis. Surprisingly, Miles adopted the surname of his mother, 'Morales'.

Winner
Some time after signing up for a scholastic test, Miles colors some graffiti art on some stickers, whilst listening to some beats. He jumps in fear hearing his dad call his name. Miles answers, only to get a reminder to get ready to travel to his new school. He rapidly prepares himself. As he walks to his new school, he comes across his friends in Brooklyn, who all say they shall miss him. As he passes his friends, he slaps his prepared stickers onto random objects before falling on the road, where his father, Jefferson Davis, finds him whilst driving his police car.

Miles then gets a free ride to the school. Jefferson tries to make a conversation, mentioning a new coffee shop, but Miles doesn't pay much attention. On the radio, a report about the famous Spider-Man plays, which Jefferson turns off in disappointment and starts complaining about the hero. Whilst doing so, various teens follow the police car, mocking Miles for being 'arrested'. On arrival, Miles questions his transition from schools, asking why he can't go back to Brooklyn Middle. His dad does not want to have this talk, but Miles sets it forth by finding the school to 'elitist'. After making a fight about the school and ending up like uncle Aaron, Miles finally steps out of the car. He walks up to the entry, but Jefferson sounds the police siren, telling Miles to announce his love for his dad. Miles embarrassingly says the requested words and steps in the building whilst various students laugh at Miles.

Academy
Inside, Miles tries to chatter with the kids like he did at his old school, but he fails as this is not his same street. A girl then tells Miles his shoes are untied, which he is aware of.

A montage plays, where Miles goes through several classes, trying to raise up his hand to answer. He roams through the halls with various books, and it becomes more stressful as time goes. He then arrives in a classroom where the lights are dark and the class has even started. In stealth mode, he covers himself, walking to his desk until Ms. Calleros pauses a clip that was playing and catches Morales sneaking. Calleros points out that Miles is late for class. Miles responds with a joke, saying that Einstein said that time is relevant and figures that he is early and the others are late. A new girl snickers, finding it kind of funny. Miles is then advised to sit at his desk. At his desk, the girl speaks to him and says that it was a smart pun.

After class, Miles receives a zero on a test, but Miles seems proud about it. He hoped that if he fails, he'd step off the academy. His plan fails when Ms. Calleros knows Miles' plan by using a method on how much a blindfolded person would score. Calleros assigns a personal essay about what and who Miles want's to be.

Meeting with an Uncle
Although supposed to work on his essay, Miles plans to visit his uncle. Aaron then receives a text whilst listening to some songs. Miles sent said text message and shows up on Aaron's window, smudging his face all over it.

Miles then begins to punch Aaron's punching bag. Aaron asks how school is doing, to which Miles responds that he got tons of friends at the school. Aaron knows what's actually going on there and points out it can't be all that bad, mentioning that there could be loads of 'smart girls' at the school. They both sit on the couch, where Aaron teaches Miles the 'Shoulder Touch'. Miles tries various attempts on saying the words "Hey" smoothly, but fails. After he sees a text from his dad, questioning about Miles' homework, Miles decides to return home, but Aaron takes Miles elsewhere instead of home.

Subway Spider-Bite
"Brooklyn!"

- Miles Morales in the center of the subway.

As a train passes by, Miles and his uncle travel to the subway and come across a fence. Aaron easily climbs over it as oppose to Miles, who fell down once getting in the other side of said fence. In the Brooklyn Subway Tunnel shouts Miles Brooklyn's name out loud. Miles then begins to spray paint over the walls of the tunnel, whilst a radioactive spider creeps around in stealth amongst Miles and Aaron. After the masterpiece is finished and Aaron advices them to leave, Miles takes a picture of his creation. On the hand holding the phone, the spider finally bites Morales, giving him powers he is not aware of. Miles casually slaps the spider off and leaves the spider for what it is.

Puberty's Symptoms
"That's weird. My pants shrank. *gasp* I've hit puberty!"

- Miles witnessing strange symptoms.

Moments later, Miles wakes up from his bed back at the academy and puts on his pants. But then, he realizes that his pants "shrank". Whilst roaming the halls, he witnesses that his mind has become loud. Not paying attention to where he is going results him to bumping into that one girl that liked Miles' joke. The girl asks if Miles is okay, as he begins to sweat. He responds that it is a puberty thing, which he instantly regrets saying and responds instead that he is done with going through puberty somehow. Miles establishes his name and so does the girl, whom almost reveals her real name. She states that her name is 'Gwanda'. As Gwanda starts explaining her name, Miles focuses on the lesson Aaron thought him. Miles puts his hand on Gwanda's shoulder and says the words that were thought. He then tries to leave, but instead gets his hand stuck in Gwanda's hair. Miles tries to get his hand off Gwanda's hair very roughly. When he eventually does, the two are brought to the Nurse's office, where Miles sees his hand being removed from Gwanda's hair, leaving a giant handmark on it.

He goes outside the office and looks at his hand full of blond hair before walking through the hallway in shame. Whilst doing so, he is convinced that everyone knows. Trying to run away from the laughing crowd and to ignore his incredibly loud thoughts, he bumps into a security guard who knows that Miles snuck out the building last night. He plays dumb saying that he doesn't know a person named 'Morales'. Convinced that that was a bad plan, he runs to the other side of the school whilst being chased by the security guard. Surprisingly, he hides in the guard's office. As the guard footsteps sound louder and louder, Miles tries to run away from his sticky hand. He falls onto the desk and the laptop, making the Christmas song "Spidey Bells" play. He eventually falls out of the window and lands with his two feet on the side of the wall. He tries to walk back into the school, but gets ambushed by various pigeons. During a class, Miles' body hits three windows whilst the students were learning. Miles finally reaches his room, where a comic book of Spidey lands on his face. He reads specific pages and panels where he himself also experienced.

Realization
Outside the building, Miles runs through the streets of New York in hesitation and stress, trying to neglect the thought of being a Spider-hero. Not paying attention, Miles confronts a car, which he majestically flips over like a hero would do.

In a train, Miles calls his dad impatiently, but ends the call before Jefferson could pick up. Back at the subway, Miles goes to investigate where he went with his uncle. He sees the dead spider, which he touches. The spider surprises Miles by strangely glitching out. He hears rumbles, which he inspects with his newly developed Spider-Sense. At a certain point, his mind tells him to look out for what is coming. After that moment, something passes by Miles Morales.