Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

Miles Morales, a teenage boy, idolizes Spider-Man while grappling with personal and familial expectations. His father, a police officer, views Spider-Man as a menace, adding to Miles' internal conflict.

Miles transfers to a prestigious school where he feels out of place and struggles to fit in. He forms a friendship with Gwanda, another new student, which provides him a sense of belonging amidst the challenges.

In secret, Miles visits his Uncle Aaron, a figure connected to the underworld, in an abandoned subway station. Here, he is introduced to graffiti art, which reveals a different, adventurous side of life.

During his visit to the subway station, Miles is bitten by a radioactive spider, granting him extraordinary powers including invisibility and electric venom blasts. This event marks the beginning of his journey into becoming Spider-Man.

Miles returns to the subway station and uncovers a particle accelerator created by Wilson Fisk, who aims to access parallel universes. This discovery sets in motion a series of events that put Miles at the center of a multiversal conflict.

During a confrontation with Fisk's enforcers, including the Green Goblin, Miles witnesses Spider-Man's tragic death while trying to save him. This pivotal moment serves as a catalyst for Miles to embrace his responsibilities as a new Spider-Man.

Miles meets Peter B. Parker, an alternate version of Spider-Man, who becomes reluctant but essential to Miles' growth as a superhero. Peter's mentorship is crucial as they face the challenges posed by the collider's malfunction.

Peter trains Miles in using his newfound powers amid doubts about his capabilities. This training also highlights the bond they form as they work together to confront the multiverse threat.

During an infiltration mission at Fisk's facility, Miles and Peter encounter Olivia Octavius. They learn about the potentially disastrous effects of triggering the particle accelerator again, deepening the stakes of their mission.

Miles, Peter, and Gwen Stacy, another Spider-hero, unite to enlist other dimension-traveling heroes. Together, they confront the challenges posed by Fisk and work to find a way to disable the threatening particle accelerator.

Miles discovers that his Uncle Aaron is The Prowler, which complicates his emotional journey. This revelation leads to a heart-wrenching confrontation, forcing Miles to reconcile his familial bonds with his newfound responsibilities.

Miles leads a diverse team of Spider-heroes in a climactic battle against Kingpin and his minions. With determination and newfound confidence buoyed by his father's belief in Spider-Man, he fights to protect his world.

In a decisive act, Miles manages to destroy the particle accelerator, thwarting Fisk's plans and protecting the multiverse. This marks a significant turning point in his journey as he fully embraces his role as a hero.

With Fisk apprehended, Miles comes to terms with the responsibility that comes with being Spider-Man. His journey as a hero is just beginning, as he reflects on the sacrifices made and the friendships formed.

As life resumes, Peter B. Parker seeks to reconnect with Mary Jane while Gwen finds ways to keep in touch with Miles. This highlights the lasting bonds formed through their shared experiences across different realities.