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The first season of Spider-Man introduces Maxine Stacy, Harry Osborn (portrayed by Seth Green) and Tombstone, who in this continuity is Uncle Ben (portrayed by Bill Paxton)'s killer. Peter gets his powers from a spider that was heavily irradiated to exposure from the Particle Accelerator explosion. The secondary villain of the season is Francine Frye, a geeky girl who had a crush on Peter before he became more of a jock (courtesy of the arrogance that came from his newfound abilities). Bullied by her peers, much like her 2003 animated series male counterpart, she becomes "Electro" after getting struck by lightning. Much like Peter she was mutated by exposure of the accelerator particle, allowing her to absorb energy. She tragically "dies" at the end of the season, although her contained electrical form is retrieved by a mysterious individual, later revealed to be Doctor Octopus.

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In the first season of "SPIDER-MAN", which is set approxmiately a few months after the Particle Accelerator explosion, Peter is bitten by an spider which itself was irradiated by the aforementioned explosion, and given an array of arachnid-based abilities. Peter, a nerd and a geek who often found himself at the mercy of cruel bullies, uses his powers for fame and money; he quickly becomes a jock and abandons them closest to him for the sake of popularity, including a mousy girl who had a crush on Peter, Francine Frye. Frye herself a victim of bullying is ultimately struck by lightning and becomes Electro; as a result of exposure to the particle accelerator, she unknowingly gained the power to absorb and becoming a living conduit of pure energy. Uncle Ben is killed off by Tombstone in this universe who is seeking to usurp Wilson Fisk as the Kingpin of Crime; Peter mistakenly believes Dennis "Spike" Carradine to be his uncle's murderer, killing the man in self-defense. Uncle Ben, who unknowingly worked for Tombstone, found evidence incriminating him AND exposing the mayor Wilson Fisk. The series ends with Peter graduating from college, about to head off to university and learning that Tombstone has connections to Wilson Fisk, who is planning to re-run for mayor, setting up the events of the crossover series The Devil and the Spider.

The first season of "SPIDER-MAN" is set approximately a few months after the Particle Accelerator explosion. Peter is bitten by a spider that itself was irradiated by the aforementioned explosion, giving him an array of arachnid-based abilities. In this continuity Peter's parents were killed in an car accident, leaving him in the care of his Aunt May and Uncle Ben (portrayed by Bill Paxton). An electrician by trade, after being let go, Uncle Ben ends up unknowingly working for Tombstone to provide for his family, as well pay Aunt May's medical bills (she was diagnosed with cancer prior to the season). Witnessing a deal gone wrong, Uncle Ben is killed by Tombstone.

The second season of Spider-Man focuses more on OSCORP and "Cross-species". The second season also introduces Kraven the Hunter who comes to New York to hunt down "cross-species", individuals affected by the particle accelerator and have begun to take on animistic traits.

The third season of Spider-Man features Martin Li and his alter-ego Mister Negative as the prime antagonist.

The fourth season of Spider-Man.

The fifth season of Spider-Man.

The (Sinister) sixth season of Spider-Man. This continuity's sinister six consists of the Green Goblin, Electro, Kraven the Hunter, Sandman ("I'm not a bad person. I just did a bad thing."), Doctor Octopus, and...this season features Maxine dying, Peter being "killed" by Kraven and subsequently revived by the Venom symbiote.

Minor tidbits:

> The particle accelerator unraveling (and subsequent explosion) took place on the 31st of December 1999 to consummate the new millennium. > Norman Osborn (with the exception of his Green Goblin alter-ego) is genuinely apologetic about their hubris and consequences of their particle accelerator; attempting to rectify their wrongs by capturing and experimenting on Particle accelerator afflicted, not to harm them, but to cure them. > A man named Leo Zelinsky (portrayed by Stan Lee) designed Daredevil's iconic double D costume; he also designs Spider-Man's iconic red-and-blue attire in Devil and the Spider. > As the series goes on, Matt and Foggy become more like socialites. > Later on Peter takes on traits of Peter B. Parker from Into The Spider-Verse; namely his depression, making bad financial decisions, physical problems (as a result of his aging), among other things. > Fisk signed documents that approved of, and fianncially contributed to, the creation of OSCORP's particle accelerator. > Fisk's weapon of choice is a large wrench or a revolver. He's better at melee and is said to be a terrible shot. > Aunt May has cancer (perhaps a result of the Particle Accelerator explosion). Despite briefly being cured of it by Mister Negative in the third season, she passes away in the fourth. > Uncle Ben himself was fundamental in bringing down Mayor Kingpin as it is the evidence HE found that incriminates both Tombstone AND Fisk, leading to death, Peter embracing his heroic side as Peter and uncovering the truth alongside Daredevil. > Maxine is a punk skater. > The finale of season 1 of Spider-Man is set at the homecoming dance. > Mary Jane is one of the "popular" girls. > Flash Thompson was one of the "cool jocks" who bullied Peter until Peter became powerful and popular, especially so after knocking out Flash, which caused Flash to lose his "popular cred". Humbled, Flash became a nicer person and even friends with Maxine, Harry and Peter later on, especially in University. > Spring-Heel Jack's last boxing opponent was Joshua "The Wall" Waldemeyer. > This version of Peter also has traits of DC comic book Wally West. > Uncle Ben and Aunt May were incapable of having kids of their own.