Of Ink and Destiny (Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man 2099 x POC! Reader) - Ophelia Stonewood (2024)

FAQs

Can Miguel O'Hara dodge a bullet? ›

After having half of his DNA re-written with the genetic code of a spider, Miguel develops a wide array of powers. He has the proportionate strength, speed, and agility of a spider. His speed allows him to dodge gunfire from a short distance away and move several times faster than a normal human being can.

Spider-Man 2099 is all the villain Across the Spider-Verse needs. This is a version of Miguel who's seemingly lost perspective. After spending so much time peering down at the multiverse, he's lost touch with the people he's meant to protect.

Years later as young adults, Miguel and Xina date until Miguel cheats on her with Gabriel's girlfriend, Dana D'Angelo. In time, Miguel and Dana get engaged.

Miguel O'Hara was a cyberpunk protester, serving in a secret organization named the Neo Resistance, who was trying to riot against the increased corporate power and rising governmental control over human rights in the nation.

Miguel O'Hara, an engineer of Irish and Mexican descent, was born after his mother Conchata had an affair with her husband's boss Tyler Stone, though grew up believing his stepfather was also his biological father. As an adult, he worked for Alchemax.

In Marvel Comics, before he turns into Spider-Man, Miguel becomes addicted to an extremely powerful drug known as Rapture. Rapture, which binds to the user's DNA, was the reason why Miguel performed a genetic experiment on himself – he wanted to break free of the Rapture addiction.

Spider-Man 2099 comes from a bleak world ruled by corporations, which ultimately factored into O'Hara's transformation into a wall-crawler. He accidentally killed his first villain and watched his world die more than once, highlighting just a few of the darker elements of Spider-Man 2099.

In Marvel 2099, "shock" is the general all-purpose swear word. Mojoverse natives Longshot and Shatterstar use the word "fekt". Rocket Raccoon tells a pair of Earth raccoons to "put on some krutacking pants". Flarks are often invoked as profanities.

Appearance. Despite the name, the Spider-Man 2099 Black Suit is colored blue like most voice acting-related medias. In the comics, the suit is canonically black in color, and only appears blue to show detail in brightly lit scenes, much like early illustrations of Venom.

History. Gabriella O'Hara was the daughter of Miguel O'Hara. After her father was murdered, Miguel O'Hara of Earth-928B took his counterpart's place. He briefly raised Gabriella, but despite the best efforts of the variant and Spider-Man, she and her universe were destroyed.

Why does Miguel hate Miles? ›

Since Earth-1610's Miles Morales wasn't supposed to become Spider-Man in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Miguel may resent him for causing Earth-42's Peter Parker to miss on his powers similarly to how Miguel's experiment worked while his first test subject died.

Miguel reopens Alchemax and marries Xina. Together, they reawaken Steve Rogers, offering him Thor's hammer, Mjolnir (it had been previously established in mainstream Marvel Comics that Steve Rogers was deemed worthy to lift Mjolnir).

In an effort to curb the addiction, O'Hara became his own test subject for his experiments in replicating Spider-Man's powers. During an experiment, his coworker messed with the machine and O'Hara's DNA became 50 percent spider.

Spider-Man 2099, Miguel O'Hara, plays a key role in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and is introduced as the leader of the Spider Society. Miguel's origins as Spider-Man 2099 differ from other variants, as his DNA is spliced with a spider's, giving him unique talents such as venomous fangs and organic webbing.

If you hadn't guessed, based on his name, Miguel O'Hara's mother is Mexican and his father is Irish.

It is not possible to react in time to avoid a bullet fired at you.

The short answer here is that no, you cannot dodge a bullet. This is physically impossible, due to a number of different factors: not least the fact that it takes too long for signals to travel through your nervous system.