Peter Parker

Stark brings him to Germany without explaining what the argument is actually about.

Peter Parker, fifteen, in Queens, mentored remotely and badly by Tony Stark via Happy Hogan. Parker turns down a place on the Avengers, choosing to stay local.

Ebony Maw (telekinesis and manipulation; blown into space by Stark and Parker), Corvus Glaive (killed by Vision), Proxima Midnight (killed by Wanda), Cull Obsidian (killed in Wakanda). On Titan the team nearly wins — Mantis has him sedated, Parker is pulling the Gauntlet off — until Quill learns Gamora is dead and punches him awake. Strange, who spent the film insisting he'd let both Stark and Parker die first, hands over the Stone.

Stark solves the navigation problem overnight — an inverted Möbius strip — after seeing an old photo of himself and Peter Parker.

Quentin Beck dies with a contingency: a doctored video released posthumously by J. Jonah Jameson that names Peter as Spider-Man and blames him for Beck's death.

He refuses to send the villains back to their deaths and tries to cure them instead. May supports him — "with great power there must also come great responsibility" — and the Green Goblin kills her for it.

The only fix for the tearing multiverse is Strange casting the original spell at full strength: everyone in every universe forgets Peter Parker existed. MJ and Ned included. He chooses it, visits them once, and does not tell them. He ends the film with no family, no friends who know him, no money, a rented apartment and a homemade suit.

One post-credits scene, no mid-credits: Ned's Spider-Man tracking app pinpoints him somewhere in deep space, followed by "Spider-Man Will Return" with no film named. Tom Holland is not on the announced Doomsday cast list; the consensus reading points at Secret Wars.