Web-Slinger |
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| Biographical information | |
| Real name |
Patrick O'hara |
| Alternative name(s) |
Web-Slinger |
| Physical description | |
| Species |
Human/Spider Hybrid |
| Gender |
Male |
| Age |
18+ |
| Personal information | |
| Affiliation | |
| Relatives |
Ben Parker (uncle) |
| Equipment |
Web Guns |
| Production details | |
| First appearance | |
| Last appearance | |
| Voiced by | |
| GALLERY | |
Web-Slinger is a Cowboy version of Spider-Man from the Wild West Universe.
Physical Appearance[]
Although his face isn't seen, he most likely resembles the main universe Peter Parker because he has brown hair like him. Web-Slinger wears a dark brown cowboy hat, a spider designed bandana and poncho with a spider symbol on the front and back, a beige vest and white shirt underneath, dark brown pants, and beige cowboy boots.
Personality[]
He was formerly a complete coward, who preferred to run away instead of fighting as he was too afraid until Spidey showed him that he must always be brave and help people any way he can.
He was also very grateful to his counterparts when he was reunited with his Uncle Ben.
History[]
Early life[]
At an unknown point in time, Web-Slinger lost his uncle Ben Parker to Doc Ock Holiday and decided to carry on his legacy and become the Web-Slinger.
Season 4: Ultimate Spider-Man vs The Sinister 6[]
Return to the Spider-Verse: Part 2[]
When Spider-Man and Kid Arachnid were sent to recover the shards of the destroyed Siege Perilous, they enter into the Vampire Universe, the Pirate Universe before heading to the Wild West Universe. Web-Slinger is thrown out of the saloon where he meets the two. He believes that they got kicked out of the circus with Spider-Man believing that he is not a nice sheriff before Web-Slinger reveals that he isn't sheriff but Doc Ock Holiday who introduces himself and gives them a chance to hand over the "outlaw". Spider-Man asks what he has done and Doc Ock Holiday reveals that he challenged his authority and that nobody opposes him while he is the law and Web-Slinger is against the law. Spider-Man believes that it's not right and Doc Ock Holiday takes this as a fight and tells him take it up with his "deputy", the "Phantom Rider". However, Web-Slinger orders the two to flee which has the "Phantom Rider" chase after them. Web-Slinger tries to shoot webs at him but misses. Spider-Man points out that there's three of them and that they can take him but Web-Slinger points out that nobody's ever stopped the "Phantom Rider" and they must flee into the desert. Kid Arachnid asks what he did and Web-Slinger reveals how Doc Ock Holiday came to rule the town. Spider-Man decides to stand up to him but Web-Slinger points out that with "Phantom Rider" by his side, he is untouchable. Kid Arachnid believes that they lost him before "Phantom Rider" appears having taken a short cut. Spider-Man tries to intercept him but the Phantom Rider intercepts him. Web-Slinger takes him on but "Phantom Rider" brings him down with Web-Slinger asking if they can talk things through. However, Kid Arachnid tackles "Phantom Rider" which gives Web-Slinger the opportunity to flee while "Phantom Rider" defeats Spider-Man and Kid Arachnid and places them in jail. Web-Slinger returns and manages to distract Doc Ock Holiday and " Phantom Rider" with a blast to make them leave the sheriff's office to free Spider-Man and Kid Arachnid. Kid Arachnid accuses him of abandoning them but Web-Slinger tries to calm him down while calling him "Arachnid the Kid" much to Kid Arachnid's annoyance. Web-Slinger reveals that he never abandoned anyone but made a strategic retreat so that he could rescue them later on because it wouldn't make sense if all three of them get caught. Spider-Man manages to get their web-shooters back and demands that they take on Doc Ock Holiday again but Web-Slinger refuses to let them get caught again. Spider-Man is still determined and Web-Slinger reveals that he doesn't know what it's like from where they come from but in his town: an honest man can't win. After revealing what happened to his uncle, Doc Ock Holiday and "Phantom Rider" appear with Doc Ock Holiday's new invention. Doc Ock Holiday reveals that he knows what they came for and reveals the shard of the Siege Perilous. He reveals that they weren't the only ones that came for it because a masked man named Wolf Spider came not too long ago but he ran him out of town but he will destroy them and unveils his a pack with four arms with guns attached. This makes Web-Slinger regret breaking them out and Spider-Man agrees with him. Doc Ock Holiday fires at them and manages to injure his shooting hand and Web-Slinger decides to flee. Spider-Man asks him if running away was what his uncle would want him to do but Web-Slinger continues to flee. Doc Ock Holiday calls him out for his cowardice and demands him to face him. After fighting Spider-Man and Kid Arachnid, Web-Slinger returns and prevents Doc Ock Holiday from shooting the former. Kid Arachnid reveals that he thought he left until Web-Slinger reveals that Spider-Man was right about his uncle wanting him to continue fighting. Doc Ock Holiday just sees this as another spider to squash but Web-Slinger calls him out on not doing the right things around the town before challenging him to a showdown. He offers that if he wins: the strangers go and he frees the town. Doc Ock Holiday asks him if he wins and Web-Slinger offers: that all their fates are in his hands. However, Doc Ock Holiday tauntingly points out his damaged hand which will never help him win until Spider-Man offers to face him. Doc Ock Holiday asks why he would face him when he has him at his mercy. Spider-Man calls him a coward before revealing that he has a Doctor Octopus of his own who would never back down from a challenge and guesses that he's made of sterner stuff. This causes Doc Ock Holiday to feel insulted and accepts the challenge. The two face off with Doc Ock Holiday shooting at him but misses when Spider-Man uses his web to remove the shard from his pack and give it to Kid Arachnid. This causes the shard's power to free "Phantom Rider" from mind control and reveal himself as Ben Parker much to Web-Slinger's surprise. Ben apoligises for his unwilling actions due to Doc Ock Holiday using the shard to enslave his mind. Doc Ock Holiday tries to flee but is hogtied by Spider-Man who returns Ben’s badge to him. The sheriff again, Ben has Ock placed in jail. Ock yells words of revenge until Web Slinger web shoots his mouth and Ock electrocutes himself on the bars. Ben states the villain will most likely do a long sentence in jail. He thanks them for everything with Spider-Man revealing that any Spider would've done the same thing. Web-Slinger tells them to act like it was nothing and thanks them for getting his uncle back and Kid Arachnid reasons that he wasn't bad himself. Web-Slinger apologizes for being a coward and having strangers fight for the town instead of himself but Ben forgives him and reasons that his return is what counts. He reveals that he reckons true bravery is what fixed his mistakes and that he is proud of him much to Web-Slinger's happiness. Before leaving for the next universe, Spider-Man takes one last look at Ben and Web-Slinger, amazed at there being a universe where an Uncle Ben survived.
Return to the Spider-Verse: Part 4[]
Web-Slinger makes a cameo, where it is revealed that he encountered the evil Spider-Man, Wolf Spider who had drained the life essence of him and his other counterparts. When Spider-Man allows Wolf Spider to drain his life essence, he finds himself in another world with all the other Spider-People and convinces them to not give up. This succeeds when Spider-Man reveals to Wolf Spider that since all the Spider-People, he drained the power of heroes and since every Peter Parker is a good guy but since he is evil, he poisoned himself with their life forces. Wolf Spider then shatters apart, with his body now trapped in other dimensions he cannot escape and all the life-forces of every Spider-Man he absorbed were restored back to all of them from their different dimensions due to Spider-Man being the center of their universes.
Equipment[]
- Web Guns: he has guns that can shoot webs.
- Horse: he travels with a horse.
Relationships[]
Family[]
- Ben Parker/Phantom Rider - Uncle and Former Unwilling Enemy
Friends and Allies[]
- Web-Warriors (Alternate Universe) - Counterparts and Allies
- Spider-Man/Peter Parker - Counterpart, Ally
- Spider-Man 2099/Miguel O'Hara - Ally
- Spider-Girl/Petra Parker - Counterpart and Ally
- Spider-Man Noir/Peter Parker - Counterpart and Ally
- Spider-Ham/Peter Porker - Counterpart and Ally
- Spyder-Knight/Peter Parker - Counterpart and Ally
- Kid Arachnid/Ultimate Spider-Man/Miles Morales - Ally
- Blood Spider/Peter Parker - Counterpart and Ally
- Web Beard/Peter Parker - Counterpart and Ally
- Spider-Gwen/Gwen Stacy - Ally
- Spider-Punk/Peter Parker - Counterpart and Ally
- Other Alternate Reality's Good Spider-Men - Allies
Enemies[]
- Doc Ock Holiday - Enemy
- Wolf Spider/Peter Parker - Counterpart, Enemy and Attempted Killer
Appearances[]
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| Season 4 | c | 2 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Overall | 2 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
c - cameo
Trivia[]
- His dimension is the only one known where Uncle Ben survived. However, it is not the first animated series' alternate dimension where Ben survived, that was Spider-Armor's dimension in 90's Spider-Man Animated Series.
- His voice actor also known for currently voicing Hawkeye in the recent animated universe and some other recent medias.
- Web-Slinger's name is a reference to a classic nickname of Spider-Man used in and out through marvel comics.