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About[]
Captain Spider-Man is a superhero and leader of the 3.4 Inch Spider-Men. He flies on a glider like the Green Goblin, but with more charisma and a lack of evil. He has a strong belief in justice.
Appearance[]
His Spider-Man suit is of the Amazing variety. Unlike that suit however, it has additional quantities of silver spread through out its design, the blue is lighter, greyish and shinier, and the red is just a touch more pinkish. The silver addons on his suit have extra armor and give the suit a more futuristic look. He also has a dark grey belt with a silver triangular belt buckle. His mask goggles are light blue instead of dark yellow-orange and have thin silver borders instead of thicker black ones. The spider logo on his suit has been marked in small areas with a black dry erase marker so long ago that it probably can't be erased anymore.
His glider is shaped like a widened version of his particular spider logo, with a grey main body that has blue parts showing through it and the wings being made of spider legs that match the color of the red on his suit with the gaps in between the legs pattern on the wings being filled by a solid silver web pattern. The back of the glider's grey body features a vaguely hexagonal red button that fires a blue web missile.
History[]
The GAME[]
[real life, 2014] Captain Spider-Man and John Shrekinson go for a ride in his grandpa's blue Mitsubishi car in Pakistan.
[real life, 2024] Captain Spider-Man and John Shrekinson go for a ride in his grandpa's blue Mitsubishi car in Pakistan. This time, they go to a newly-opened Tim Horton's (the franchise of which actually opened in Pakistan for the first time in February 2023) and Al-Fatah, a general store. In Al-Fatah, they find a giant Spider-Man plush that's nearly 4 or 5 feet tall. John Shrekinson believes that even though the Avengers (somehow joined by Batman and Superman because knockoff toy manufacturers can't seem to tell the difference between Marvel and DC) are now taking up a larger share of the boys toys market in Pakistan, which used to be Spider-Man's domain (expansion), Spider-Man still has a presence in the Pakistani boys toys market. Spider-Man still matters in the economy of Pakistan. The Web of Life and Destiny is still intact.
Battle For Flowlab[]
Season 2[]
[Episode 1] Captain Spider-Man sample text.
[Episode 2] Captain Spider-Man, Earthspark Bumblebee, and Mo Malto discover that Iron Man is dead. Captain Spider-Man is visibly shaken and starts uncharacteristically loudly letting out huge sobs.
[Episode 3] Captain Spider-Man sample text.
[Episode 4] Captain Spider-Man and the Grid Battleforce Gold Ranger are on the roof of a house in Pakistan. The Gold Ranger, Nate Silva, brought Captain Spider-Man onto the roof to surprise him with a Flowlab.io game that he made for him as a gift. To celebrate, they fly a giant Spider-Man balloon all around the roof like some sort of sky parade.
[Episode 5] Captain Spider-Man helps subdue Earthspark Bumblebee when he goes out of control after Batmog hypnotized him in the previous episode. He then gets attacked by Silver Iron Man, who takes ES Bumblebee away. After that, Captain Spidey asks Super Deadpool to track down where they went and he sniffs the ground. Once Super Deadpool has their scent, he leads the Captain Spider-Man and the other heroes to Silver Iron Man, who beats them all. Then, Luigi, the Tatti King, arrives and takes the fight outside of the house to the jungle.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- He was canonically born on the same day that the movie It (1990) came out. John Shrekinson allegedly has an allegedly fun habit of making of making his OCs born on the dates that movies he likes were released on.
- Captain Spider-Man used to put stickers of The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) on his friends' oversized maroon Hot Wheels muscle car with flames on the sides. This car (which was small for Captain Spidey) was usually driven by Bonkazonk Spider-Man and the Yellow Samurai Ranger.
- Captain Spider-Man's glider's wings move backwards coolly whenever it fires a missile.
- While John Shrekinson owned a copy of almost every bit of merchandise for the first Amazing Spider-Man film, he strangely only got the web-shooter toy from the second film. As a youngster in 2014, he allegedly didn't like Spider-Man for crying when he accidentally killed Gwen Stacy while trying to save her at the end of the movie. John no longer has this opinion.