37. Here’s a page where you can see Dustin Berry’s (the one responsible for the art of visual storytelling in Civil War) design of the compound and Peter’s apartment.
38. Despite the belief that Tony didn’t leave an inheritance for Peter, he actually canonically gave him access to all of his bank accounts, assets, and properties given how E.D.I.T.H. was capable of buying high-end opera tickets at Peter’s command and has access to all of Tony’s systems. Also to the entire Stark global security network, Stark Industries Combat Drones, A.I. Connection to all of Tony’s suits, back doors to all major telecommunication networks, the biggest hacking capabilities ever, and more. Peter could possibly be at Pepper’s level of ownership of Tony’s wealth.
39. Need the command to make the Avengers facility go into lockdown for a fic? ‘Barn Door Protocol’.
40. Tony’s birthday: May 29, 1970 (Tony met Peter a couple of days before his birthday). Peter’s birthday: August 10, 2001 (Tony mentions Peter quit band in HOCO; he did it the same day as his birthday meaning Tony was aware of it.)
41. The same day Rogers and Bucky beat Tony in Siberia, Peter sneaks out from his hotel in Berlin to join a party in his Spider-Man suit. Tony returns to the compound and the next day Happy confronts Peter about his antics. After spending the remainder of Friday and some of Saturday in Germany, Peter Parker flies home with Tony and Happy. Source: x
42. The spider that gave Peter powers bit him in December 2015, meaning Uncle Ben must’ve died in the first months of 2016.
43. In the MCU, Barack Obama was a former president of the USA. The current president is Matthew Ellis, and James Rhodes was considered to be the vice-president.
44. Little details from the novel:
Peter got jealous when Betty criticized Liz for having a crush on Spider-Man (thinking he was 30) and wanted to remind her that she picked Tony Stark to marry when he’s way older.
Peter actually asked Tony to give him the night off to go to a party. lmao dad-son behavior. Same energy as him not caring about getting prosecuted or shot because he thinks Tony finding out he did something wrong is far worse.
Tony calls Peter by his name in this novel multiple times. Same with Peter, he calls Tony by his first name.
Peter joking about being ‘carried away’ after Tony saved him from the lake lmao what a dork
Ironfam content in HOCO, funny af: Happy warning Peter to be careful because someone once stole his sister’s camera in D.C. and Peter’s answer ‘Got it, Eye’s on my camera that I-didn’t-bring at all times.’
Tony and Peter are the kings of sass.
Peter rebellious son behavior ‘We’re not lying to Iron Man, we’re just not telling him’ lol
Peter thinks the suit designed by Tony is an amazing, shiny, beautiful, magnificent work of art.
45. Tony has around 15 nicknames for Peter only, he’s nicknamed him more than anyone else in his life. (Junior, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Spiderling, Pete, Kid, Crime-Fighting-Spider, Spider-Boy, Underoos, Stowaway, Young Buck, The Next Tony Stark, Favorite Young Adult, Crockett, Mr. Parker, Iron Spider).
46. IronFam content in Endgame: Rhodey turning the holograms off when he saw Tony looking at Peter’s picture. Rhodey stepping back and giving Peter time with Tony because he knew his best friend was about to die.
47. Peter’s nicknames for Tony: ‘Boss man, Mr. Stark’.
48. Before meeting Peter, Tony already thought of him as ‘one of the best in the Avengers squad’. He called him ‘the real deal’.
49. He was impressed with Peter’s webbing and his intellect. He was also excited to see what the kid was capable of doing with the playground (laboratories) he has upstate, this means he definitely invited Peter over to his personal labs between Homecoming and Infinity War. He also knew Peter was a dumpster diver and only asked him to see if the kid would be honest with him.
50. First thing he thought when he received the goods on the nanoparticle tech was about how Peter could benefit from a more versatile and protective suit, meaning the fandom was right when they speculated Tony made Peter’s suit first and then his own.
51. Tony already suspected Peter’s spider-sense power before meeting him. He was certain Peter could dodge whatever is thrown his way and deduced that his powers were telepathic with how fast he’s able to move and react.
52. While building Peter’s suit, Tony put special attention to Peter’s senses. He built a mechanized aperture to help him focus and control input so he could give him a hand dealing with isolating objects quickly in his depth of field and opening up his night vision to be clearer. He also gave him a HUD and a voice-guided user-interface, it is unknown if the Iron Spider had Karen to assist Peter.
53. The suit Peter saw in Homecoming was just a prototype that Tony used to impress the kid as a little incentive to keep on the straight and narrow if Peter ever wanted to join the Avengers. This is why Tony was a little disappointed when Peter declined the opportunity but respected his choice anyway.
54. One of the reasons Tony created WEB was because he wanted to help up-and-coming inventors and see what they can come up with that maybe he hasn’t thought of. He used Spider-Man’s suit as his debut project.
55. It’s possible that in No Way Home, Peter may remember Tony’s death anniversary since Far From Home ended in July 2024 and Tony died on October 17, 2023. Peter’s birthday is on August 10th and there’s a little time-jump speculated for the movie since Tom Holland said Peter was a 17-year-old now.
56. Tony lost Peter on May 31, 2018 and got him back on October 17, 2023. He lost his life the same day. His funeral was on October 29.
56. Peter only had 10 days to mourn Tony before going back to school. This is why we can see him crying on the first day of school:
57. On July 10, Peter’s identity as Spider-Man was releaved to the world.
58. This is how MIT students described Tony Stark in his college days (and at Peter’s age lmao):
“Even as a skinny 14-year-old freshman at MIT, Stark was a little bit larger than life. Chain-smoking and sporting a tragically ‘80s haircut, he was often spotted around town – in fact, by the time he graduated in 1987, it seemed like everyone had a Tony Stark run-in to recount.”
“I saw him a few times at the chess boards near Au Bon Pain in Harvard Square. There was this guy down there, a chess master, and you could give him five or ten bucks and he’d play you a game. A couple of times I remember [Tony] breezing in and throwing money on the table, and kind of wiping the floor with the guy. I remember he always did this thing - in the chess world, it pisses people off if you take your knights and face them outward. Tony was one of those guys. He’d put the pieces down a little off center, too, and that would really annoy people. He wasn’t a regular player. He would just come waltzing in, and it seemed to me that he just needed to beat somebody. Like how someone else might just need to have a cup of espresso - he just needed to see somebody lose, and then he would be okay again. He’d win the game, and then move on. ”
“No one really knew him, he was just a rich kid. Everyone wanted him around, though, because he’d always bring something fun for the party.”
“I remember him at after-parties on Thayer Street. He was up later than anyone else. But you could always get a ride home with him, because he always had a car.”
“Some students are larger than life—they leave a trace across the entire campus, and people talk about them well after they have left the building, so to speak. Stark was one of those people.”
“And don’t get me started about the hacks that have been ascribed to Stark through the years. I have heard all kinds of claims about what Stark put on the Great Dome to the ways he rewired the elevators in the Green Building. They can’t all be true, can they?”
“One time he was at the Channel, up in the mosh pit, and then the bouncers threw him out on his head. It was one of those all-ages shows and people were going crazy - or maybe not all-ages, because he had money, so he could get the best fake ID. Anyway, the Channel’s bouncers were known for playing rough, so when a bratty kid starts moshing and tries to stage dive, they had him out in the back parking lot. He made such a fuss - said his daddy was going to close the place.
He was probably drunk; he was into the hardcore scene, but wasn’t straight edge; he liked to party too much. Of course, after they threw him out, he just came back.”
“No one really knew him, he was just a rich kid. Everyone wanted him around, though, because he’d always bring something fun for the party.I remember him at after-parties on Thayer Street. He was up later than anyone else. But you could always get a ride home with him, because he always had a car.”
“I arrived at MIT at the very tail end of the 1980s and Tony Stark’s time there had already become the stuff of legend. I don’t know what I heard more about - his reputation as a gifted scholar, ramped up even above MIT’s already high average intelligence level, which I heard plenty about from other faculty members, or his reputation as a playboy and rule-breaker, which was certainly part of what I heard about Stark from the students at Senior House where I was housemaster for many years.”
“Some students are larger than life - they leave a trace across the entire campus, and people talk about them well after they have left the building, so to speak. Stark was one of those people. I’ve often wondered if the “Iron Man” nickname might be traced back during this period, when he had a reputation of being able to drink even the most hardcore student under the table.And don’t get me started about the hacks that have been ascribed to Stark through the years. I have heard all kinds of claims about what Stark put on the great Dome to the ways he rewired the elevators in the Green Building. They can’t all be true, can they?”
“Tony was definitely around the scene back then. This older guy Devon was kind of a metal mentor and did a zine called Hatchet Job. One of the issues had an interview with Post Mortem and you can clearly see a young Tony Stark with a dirt stache in the crowd. Devon also swears that a huge skinhead from New Hampshire was close to pounding Stark at a Wargasm show at the Channel, but I think that’s a spicy one as he tended to exaggerate and there weren’t many skins at metal shows.”
Source: MIT’s Official Alumni’s Site
59. It’s confirmed that Spider-Man is Tony Stark’s heir in the MCU.
(credits to @cruwlwinterr and @angels-creative for helping with this one♥)
60. Peter Parker is a Biomimicry Researcher and a High-tensile Fluid Dynamics Expert at WEB.
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