After Peter Parker's death at the "Dying Wish" storyline's climax in The Amazing Spider-Man #700, Otto Octavius has implanted his mind into Peter's body, determined to prove himself the "Superior" Spider-Man by being both a better superhero and person than Parker ever could be.
Overcome with emotions and empathy for the man he condemned to his dying body, Octavius agreed to follow Peter's dying wish to continue defending the Marvel Universe as Spider-Man. However, Octavius had no interest in replicating his enemy's strategies as a hero and vowed to become a Superior Spider-Man in every way.
However, his decision to stop the Sinister Six from killing him coupled by his later revelation that he knew Parker was Spider-Man suggested he knew Peter was Spider-Man the entire time, and was just pretending for Peter's sake.
After Peter Parker "died", Otto Octavius became the new "Superior" Spider-Man. One of his first actions, after upgrading the spider suit with computerized lenses, was to break into an old base which he had established during his time as Doctor Octopus.
Though originally intended to be male, making this version of Doc Ock a woman had been Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse co-director Bob Persichetti's idea. He was friends with Kathryn Hahn, who was eventually cast as Olivia. Olivia's hair resembles the shape of an octopus' body.
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Rosalie Octavius was the wife of Otto Octavius, as well as his lab partner. Peter Parker met Rosalie and Otto while they were working on their ill-fated nuclear fusion project, and he had dinner with her and Otto to discuss topics for a paper he had to write.
Co-director Bob Persichetti proposed the gender-switched role as a subversive twist; when the production cast Kathryn Hahn (“Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation”) as her voice, Sony Animation finally believed that she would make a formidable villain.
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While trying to test his own radioactive blood to see how it may affect his own unborn child, Peter gets caught in an experiment designed to remove superpowers from two newly created beings. Peter loses his powers for a time during the Clone Saga, but they eventually return.
Doc Ock's rage stemmed from a vague feeling that Norman had previously outsmarted him and he'd lost something important in the process. He briefly thought he'd redeemed himself as the Superior Spider-Man, a role he sacrificed to stop Norman at the climax of the groundbreaking Superior Spider-Man run.
A kiss between Peter Parker and Mary Jane in Amazing Spider-Man #143 transformed their relationship, reframing their entire history up to that point. The historic moment signifies that Peter and Mary Jane are now officially a couple, ahead of the complications caused by the return of Gwen Stacy.
Degenerative Neurological Disorder: Otto is suffering from a degenerative disease, causing him to slowly lose his motor functions. He is estimated to be fully disabled within a year.
2 revealed that Peter Quill has Celestial powers through his father, Ego. However, these powers seemingly disappeared after Ego's death. Although Peter lost his connection to the light and his immortality, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 proves that his Celestial genes still make him more powerful than a regular human.
Fearing for his safety, especially for the sake of his lonely Aunt May, Peter opted to remove his powers completely. Going back to Doctor Turner, Spider-Man stood under the machine, stripping him of his spider-powers.
After Peter Parker's death at the "Dying Wish" storyline's climax in The Amazing Spider-Man #700, Otto Octavius has implanted his mind into Peter's body, determined to prove himself the "Superior" Spider-Man by being both a better superhero and person than Parker ever could be.
What happened to Doc Ock after Superior Spider-Man?
Creating the identity of "Elliot Tolliver," Otto moved to San Francisco, where he resumed his activities as the Superior Spider-Man. Despite all the good he had done, Otto was forced to make a deal with Mephisto to return to his Doctor Octopus body and mind to defeat another criminal mastermind.
However, after getting bite by a spider irradiated with radiation, Peter gained superhuman powers that apart of increasing his metabolism also give him an enhanced eyesight with eventually end with Peter discarding his glasses with he using the excuse that he began using contact glasses.
Most comic books depict the character as a man named Otto Octavious, but the film decided to make the character a female by the name of Olivia Octavious instead.
Beforehand, a distant relative of Aunt May's had passed away, leaving her to inherit a nuclear facility of all things. This was what Doc Ock sought by marrying her, though his mission would become far more difficult than simply reading off his vows.
During their meeting, anyway, Doctor Octopus breaks in, since he's searching for Spider-Man and Harry Osborn told him Peter Parker is the key for reaching the hero. In order to convince Parker to send Spider-Man to him, Doc Ock kidnaps Mary Jane.
It seems the fight ends with Doc Ock capturing Spider-Man and realizing it's not the Peter Parker he knows. During this scene, there's a shot of red nano-tech creeping up Doc's tentacles, bulking them up.
Ben was killed when a burglar was robbing their house. Ben accidentally surprised him causing the burglar to shoot him. His death sparked the transformation of Peter Parker into Spider-Man. He once returned for five minutes as part of a birthday present from Doctor Strange for Peter Parker.
The comic book Doc Ock became highly sensitive to light during the accident that fused the tentacles to his body, which made it necessary for him to wear glasses with a particular shade to help his near-sightedness, as shown in Spider-Man/Doctor Octopus: Negative Exposure #3.
