 Top Secret Enforcer Data Files
~*~Tigerzilla's Profile~*~
Screen name: Tigerzilla
Sim character: Spider-man
Real name: unknown
Nicknames: Spidey, Web-Head, Web-Slinger, Wall-Crawler, all-around goofball
Costumes:
Spider-man's classic costume is basically a mixture of red and blue spandex that covers every inch of his body, along with a full head mask made out a mix between lycra and spandex. The predominant design is a pattern of red that runs in a rectangular line over his upper arms and elbows, ending at his red gloves. It extends down in front over his torso, chest, and stomach, ending at his hidden belt. His boots are the same color, as is his mask, which is highlighted by two large white eyepieces with lenses built in for him to see out without anyone seeing in. The red is decorated with a spidery-motif design of black arcing webs and lines. The rest of his suit is a general blue that can vary from light to dark depending on surrounding conditions. The blue portion is seen on the underside of his arms, his sides, back, and legs. On his chest there is the symbol of a large black spider, very sleek in appearance. On his back there is another picture of a spider, only this one is red and decidedly bigger and more rounded.
Spidey's worn every Spider-suit in comics existence, yet he always seems to return to his classic look whenever he tires of another one. Other outfits he's donned over the years include the black alien symbiote costume, the Ben Reilly costume, the Unlimited costume, and an older model astral power suit (when he was an Astroman)
In raw physical appearance, Spidey stands at about 5' 9 with a weight of only 150 lbs (he's a very light eater). This, along with his enhanced abilities, allows him to assume a very sleek, lithe, and superhumanly nimble fighting style. His muscular build is hardly one that would make Arnold Schwarzennager jealous, but still, he's definitely ripped. In excellent physical condition with a frame akin to a daily exerciser, Spidey is no slouch in terms of stamina and endurance.
No one yet knows who the man is beneath the mask, but one thing's for sure: it isn't Peter Parker.
History:
Spidey is a card-carrying superhero of New York City, with a solid standing among the echelon of heroes who have set up in the City That Never Sleeps. In his past, he's faced every Marvel villain imaginable, from Thanos to Juggernaut to Galactus to his classic plethora of villains like the Sandman, Venom, Doctor Octopus, and Carnage. It was during those days (in the Marvel Sim Chat) that he befriended people like Astroman, who would become his mentor, Kattgirl, Tekkaman, Couchkid, and many others. His adventures became more dangerous and cosmic as he found himself partnered with Astro on several occasions. He's even had to serve as a fill-in Astroman when the original was incapatitated or unavailable a couple times.
As this life went on, things became increasingly complicated for the web-head. His friend Katt began to suffer the first of several emotional breakdowns due to the influence of the evil of the Negaverse. His mentor Astro was temporarily crippled by the sinister Lord Massacre, ruler of the Cavern of Demons, although he later returned to help him, Katt, Couch, and several others defeat the demons. Some time earlier, he participated in a search for the legendary Emperium Silver Crystal deep within a dark, treacherous cave. It was there that he first met Guyver girl and Aramina. He became close friends with both girls and this eventually led to his joining the elite superteam known as the Enforcers, of which he remains a member to this day.
The complications didn't cease, however. In the aftermath of the demon battle, Spidey's Astro power began to cause trouble with his own human body. This led to frequent power surges and massive seizures that threatened to kill him and his teammates. Ironically enough, Spidey soon after this started met with a tragic death defending Astro and Aramina against the brutal Scavenger, a leftover relic of Space Serpents. However, he was later resurrected by the Black Condor, sworn enemy of Astroman, but his spirit was trapped within the body of the Condor, and he was forced to attack his own comrades in a terrible battle. Finally, though, Spidey managed to rid himself of the Condor's influence and reunite with his old body. In the aftermath of all this, Aramina, having endured extreme torture at the hands of Condor (with Spidey helplessly watching) and Spidey became even closer.
Spidey later played active roles in two major epics: a long-spanning mystery surrounding Galactus's return to the Earth and what has become known as the Chaos War. In the midst of both, Spidey grew in the knowledge of his power, and was eventually able to assume the role of an Astroman again after his mentor supposedly died trying to destroy Chaos. Astro would return possessed by Chaos as a demented all powerful being called the Avatar, but Spidey, with the help of Black Condor and others, managed to bring him back to his senses and drive off the entity that was Chaos.
Personality:
Without any doubt, Spidey is the wittiest hero there is. Always having a quick, well-timed snappy comeback at hand for just about every situation, the web-slinger's humorous banter has proven a legitimate weapon more than once, quickly getting to the short-tempered ones he has faced. At rare times, Spidey's humor will fly to uncharted heights, and he'll drop all his dignity and just act like an obstreporous clown unafraid to dance, sing, or even cross-dress, much to the horror of his teammates.
Still, Spidey isn't simply all humor all the time. When the time calls for it, he's steady, alert, and ready to get down to business. Once he sets his mind to a goal, he doesn't quit, doesn';t give up until the job is done. He has a heart of gold, believing greatly in the sanctity of all human life, even the most depraved.
Powers:
Spider-man possesses the proportionate strength, speed, and agility of a spider. His strength generally dismissed due to his less-than-imposing appearance, Spidey can easily lift several tons above his head. He's been seen lifting support beams, vehicles and train cars, and many others.
One of his most valuable strengths, however, is his uncanny agility and nimbleness. Unlike heavyweights like the Hulk and Thor, he's more of a guy who can effectively strike from long range distances. Having the natural velcro spiders have on his fingers, toes, and the rest of his body in fact, Spidey can cling to virtually any surface, and once he's adhered to it, only he can will himself to let go (if a foe tries to yank him off, the entire surface goes with Spidey!) An accomplished acrobat, Spidey's fighting style consists of rapid fire leaping, weaving, and dodging his opponents, so naturally he's at his best when he has plenty of room to maneuver.
His most uncanny power is his remarkable "spider-sense," the power that has saved his life on countless occassions. A strange tingling sensation resonating from the back of his skull, it tips him off to practically anything that could be a legitimate threat to his safety. When it goes off, Spidey's mind and body snap into action, and he trusts his reflexes to instinctively carry him to a place of refuge.
As an Astroman, Spidey's power level far exceeds anything he is capable of as just a web-slinger. He can fire nearly unlimited blasts of energy by tapping into his Astro power, and make the blasts as strong as he so desires. His strongest attack is the Breaker Beam, a laser thin beam of piercing energy surrounded by spirals. And, of course, like his mentor, he is capable of achieving the level of Super Astroman. During the Chaos War, Spidey acquired the fabled Eternity Armor, using it to ascend to yet another level: an Eternal Astroman. It remains to be seen whether this new power will remain indefinitely, though.
Weapons:
Spider-man carries special miniature gauntlets on both wrists called web-shooters, in which he carries capsules of web fluid. They are loaded into tiny cartridges with each shooter carrying a maximum of ten (he keeps spares in his belt) The triggering device is mounted to a specific point on his palm that he can only activate with specific pressure from his middle two fingers (so he doesn't accidentally set it off when making a fist or trying to grab something).
Spidey's webbing has evolved and changed brands over the years. When using regular gray webbing, he can create thick strands, fine sprays, or thick, sticky nets. He's even mastered the art of web-craft; that is, creating objects like hang gliders and parachutes from his web fluid. He's also been known to use acid webbing for melting armor and tough hides, asbestos webbing for better use against opponents like Pyro or the Human Torch, and impact webbing to better snare his enemies.
Hobbies:
- Making Guyver crazy by calling her "girlie girl."
Tee hee hee...
- Remodeling the base every week after either Vegeta
or something else blows it up.
- Hangin' with my friends the Enforcers
- Saving the world every second week of the month
- Taking an embarrassing beating in a spar.
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