Spiderman Cartoon Characters

Peter Benjamin Parker (voiced by Christopher Daniel Barnes [1][2] and briefly as an old man by Peter Mark Richman) is the main protagonist of the series. A one-time high school "science geek", Peter was the subject of much ridicule, especially at the hands of Flash Thompson. After his parents died in a plane crash, Peter lived with his Uncle Ben and Aunt May, who doted and worried endlessly.

Ginger Zee (character) Gloria Morales Green Goblin Gwen Stacy/Ghost Spider H Helen Stacy Herbie Hulk Hydra-bots Hydro-Man I Iron Man Isla Coralton J Jeff Morales Jeff the Land Shark Jerry L Lizard Lizzy Lockjaw M Miles Morales/Spin Moon Girl Mr. Kielbasa Mr. Rosenberg Mr.Kim Ms.

Kimathi Ms. Marvel O Octobots P Peter Parker/Spidey Pink Iguanas R. Spidey and His Amazing Friends features many faces from the Marvel universe.

We break down every central characters including the Spider trio. A list of characters from Spider-Man: The Animated Series. Main Characters note Peter Parker / Spider-Man, May Parker, Mary Jane Watson Supporting Cast note Felicia Hardy / Black Cat, Dr.

Curt Connors / The Lizard, Harry Osborn / Green. The Lizard is one of Spider-Man's oldest and deadliest foes while ironically, his alter ego is a close friend and former teacher of Spidey's alter ego, Peter Parker. Spider-Man has been a beloved character in the realm of comics, movies, and television since his inception in 1962.

Over the years, Marvel's iconic web-slinger has been featured in numerous animated series, bringing to life the adventures of Peter Parker and a host of vibrant characters, both friends and foes. This article offers a comprehensive exploration of the cast and characters. From Spidey and his team of crime-fighting friends, to all the super villians wreaking havoc all over New York City, here are all the characters from 'Spidey and His Amazing Friends' your kids love.

The original 1967 Spider-Man cartoon may have kicked off the character's animated legacy, but the '90s reboot developed a more loyal fanbase than ever. The long-running series featured impressive animation and treated each character with respect. Spider-Man featured more action and darker comic-based storylines (including the still-recent introductions of Venom and Carnage), making it yet.

The animated series and the one-shot Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends comic book [2] (which adapted an episode for print) are not considered part of standard Marvel Universe continuity. The 1990s Spider-Man cartoon faithfully adapted some of Marvel's coolest characters, while tweaking their origin stories and introductions.