⋆˙⟡ | It had been a year & 4 months since that night, since all that… multiverse shit went down. Now, you were back to your normal life. Or at least you were. Until tonight, when you were at home, comfortable and alone until a portal opened in your very own living room.
Y/N is a variant of Spider-Man who patrols their city every day, keeping a watchful eye over its streets. One day, while observing the city from the rooftop of a building, a mysterious portal suddenly opens behind them, revealing several variants of Y/N from across the multiverse.
After losing his daughter and breaking his promise never to tamper with the multiverse again, Miguel O’Hara creates something impossible. A child made from fragments of the past—yet someone entirely new. As her body struggles to exist and her mind is haunted by memories that aren’t hers, Miguel must protect the daughter he created from a universe that sees her as an anomaly. But to him, she’s not a mistake. She’s his daughter.
Miles Morales enters the Spider-Society already labeled an anomaly by Miguel O’Hara, who sees him as a dangerous mistake in the multiverse. The Society runs on strict canon rules and sacrifice, but Miles refuses to accept that people are meant to suffer for the “greater balance.” Y/N, Miguel’s daughter, has been raised within this system and initially views Miles as reckless and disruptive, while Miles sees her as another loyal enforcer of rules he doesn’t believe in. Their early interactions are tense and confrontational, built on disagreement and mistrust, but forced proximity during missions slowly shifts their dynamic as they begin to see each other beyond their roles. Miles recognizes that Y/N is not fully aligned with the system she was raised in, while Y/N starts questioning everything she was taught through him. As Miguel grows increasingly strict and controlling in response to Miles’ presence, the pressure between duty and belief intensifies, pushing Y/N into a quiet internal conflict. What begins as enemies becomes something far more complicated, unfolding into a slow-burn connection built on tension, understanding, and the growing realization that neither of them sees the world the same way anymore.
Miles Morales was never supposed to become Spider-Man. Y/N was never supposed to exist. And somewhere across seven different universes, seven Spider-Men were never supposed to meet. But when Miles escapes the Spider-Society to save his father, Gwen Stacy knows she can’t chase him alone. So she turns to the Spider-People who don’t believe that fate should get the final word—and finds seven very different heroes willing to risk everything for a stranger they’ve never met. A police captain with a secret. A Spider-Man who sees dimensions differently. A dancer who fights like art. A veteran who hides behind humor. A street fighter with web-like tattoos. An artist who can bend perception. And seven lives that were never meant to collide. The Spider-Verse has rules. They’ve decided to break them. 🕷️🕸️
Hobart "Hobie" Brown is a man who, after being bitten by a radioactive spider gained spider-like powers and abilities, became the masked vigilante known as Spider-Man as a way to fight against the oppressive regime of Earth-138. He has been a Spider-Person for 3 years. Fighting against the corrupt government of his city, Spider-Man managed to make a lot of enemies and allies equally with his rebellious and intriguing personality. Along with his looks, he managed to be nicknamed by the city, his villains and most of his allies as Spider-Punk. He eventually formally affiliated with the Spider-Society until he quits after helping Miles escape, starting a chaotic chase in Nueva York.
Lyla hasn’t been able to contact Miguel for hours, and Y/N is convinced the worst has happened. When he finally returns home bruised and bleeding, she does what she’s always done—takes care of him. A soft hurt/comfort story about love, trust, and the man beneath the mask.
The ceiling of your room is plastered with posters and sketches, but tonight you’re barely looking at them. You’re dangling upside down from the frame, one leg hooked over a crossbeam, a sketchbook balanced on your knee. The beat thumping through your headphones shuts out the rustle of Brooklyn traffic down on the street below, giving you a rare slice of quiet.
Miles Morales is an anomaly. And worse, ever since he’s gotten bit he’s had dreams about this beautiful girl. He knows the multiverse exists, but he’s never considered that she could be out there. Or that he has something of hers that she’ll never be able to get back.