Y/N is a Spidersona from another universe who is transported to Miles Morales’ universe through a multiversal rift, along with several other Spider-Men. After arriving, Y/N meets Peni, Noir, and Peter Porker, and they work together to figure out how they got there. Eventually, they reach Aunt May’s house and hide in the secret Spider-Man base beneath it.
Months after the world forgot Peter Parker, Spider-Man continues protecting New York from the shadows while living a life no one remembers. Just when he’s finally learning to exist alone, fate places him back in the orbit of MJ, Ned, and Y/N—the girl he once loved but who now sees him as nothing more than a stranger. As a powerful new mutant, Jean Grey, wages war against the city in a desperate search for her missing sister, Peter is forced to protect the people he can no longer call his own. With old feelings resurfacing, dangerous secrets unraveling, and enemies closing in from every direction, Peter must decide whether love is worth risking a second time—or if some sacrifices are meant to last forever.
“Spider-Girls name… is Pansy Parkinson!” “What the FUCK?” — in which, your ex-girlfriend is secretly Spider-Girl, you don’t remember her, and she’s trying very hard not to ruin your new relationship.
I am the love of Peter Parker’s life. However, he has to make everyone forget about him. Strange let’s the Avengers be able to remember him, but no one else. No friends, no family, no… me. So, one day, after the world forgets about Peter Parker, somehow, someway, the Avengers and Peter go out for lunch at some cafe. And turns out, I’m the waitress.
Peter Parker has retired as Spider-Man to build a peaceful life with his pregnant wife Gwen and their children, leaving New York without its longtime protector. Then fourteen-year-old Ronnie Wade is bitten by an altered spider at Alchemax and develops extraordinary abilities of his own. With Peter reluctantly becoming his mentor, Ronnie must learn how to balance school, family, dangerous new powers, and the responsibility of becoming Earth-42’s next Spider-Man—without losing himself beneath someone else’s mask.