Also Called
- Web Creation/Projection
- Webbing Creation/Generation/Projection
- Web-Spinning
Capabilities
User can create sticky threads of webs that generate or are made from anything/everything, including matter/energy, power, concepts, etc. The web can act as a barrier, a defensive perimeter or a trap/binding, and have different effects on the trapped hosts, depending on the substance/force of which it is made.
Applications
Variations
Associations
- Adhesion
- Constructs Creation
- Organic Generation
- Rope Manipulation
- Silk Manipulation
- Spider Physiology
- Thread Manipulation
Limitations
- Webs might have a weight limit and some targets can overcome it.
- Webs can be flammable.
- Some users may lack the oils to prevent them from sticking to their own web.
- Web may have limits on how much can be created at a time
- May not have the ability to fire, or launch the web, requiring users to lasso or throw it.
- The process of creating the webs naturally may require a large metabolism from the user.
Known Users
Cartoons
- Ayam Aghoul (Aladdin: The Animated Series)
- Unkut (Aladdin: The Animated Series)
- Arachnichimps/Evolved Arachnichimps (Ben 10 Series)
- Spidermonkey/Ultimate Spidermonkey
- Simian
- Ultimate Kevin
- Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad (The Fairly OddParents)
- Beverly Holiday (Generator Rex); as an EVO
- Jeff the Spider (The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy)
- Spider tribe (Legends of Chima)
- Munya (The Secret Saturdays)
- Blackarachnia (Transformers Beast Wars)
- Tarantulas (Transformers Beast Wars)
- Miranda (W.I.T.C.H.)
- Discord (My Little Pony series)
- Anansi (Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir)
- Black Spider (Young Justice)
- Scarlet Spider (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- Mary Jane Watson/Spider-Woman (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- Web Woman (Web Woman)
- Ultimate Kevin (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
Comics
- Bizarnage (Amalgam Comics)
- Uma Arachnis (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)
- Greg Arkin (DC Comics)
- Charaxes (DC Comics)
- Hellgrammite (DC Comics)
- Insect Queen (DC Comics)
- Redback Spider (DC Comics)
- Black Spider (DC Comics)
- Chrysalis (Elementals)
- Netwerk (Image Comics)
- The Spider (IPC Magazines Ltd.)
- Flipside (Marvel 2099)
- Ai Apaec (Marvel Comics)
- Arachnophilia (Marvel Comics)
- Anya Corazon/Spider-Girl (Marvel Comics)
- Julia Carpenter/Spider-Woman (Marvel Comics)
- Gerry Drew (Marvel Comics)
- Miss Arrow/Ero/The Other (Marvel Comics)
- Mattie Franklin/Spider-Woman (Marvel Comics)
- Itsy Bitsy (Marvel Comics)
- Kaine Parker/Scarlet Spider (Marvel Comics)
- Marc Spector/Moon Knight (Marvel Comics)
- Ben Reilly/Scarlet Spider (Marvel Comics)
- Super Skrull (Marvel Comics); via Spider-Man's powers
- Alistair Smythe (Marvel Comics)
- The Spider (Marvel Comics)
- Miles Morales/Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)
- Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)
- Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man 2099 (Marvel Comics)
- Spider-Man 2211 (Marvel Comics)
- Spider-Slayers (Marvel Comics)
- Silk (Marvel Comics)
- Spider-X (Marvel Comics)
- Spidercide (Marvel Comics)
- Symbiotes (Marvel Comics)
- Carnage
- Toxin
- Venom
- Tendril (Marvel Comics)
- Flash Thompson (Marvel Comics); via Venom symbiote
- Ultimate Spider-Woman (Marvel Comics)
- Joe Wade (Marvel Comics)
- Orb Weaver (Marvel Comics)
- Zoroaster (Marvel Comics)
- Richie Parker (Marvel Comics - Spider-Man: House of M)
- Spider-Femme (Spoof Comics Presents)
- Combo Man (Marvel Comics)
- Gwen Stacy/Spider-Gwen/Ghost Spider (Marvel Comics)
Movies
- Kumonga (Godzilla)
- Mothra (Godzilla)
- Spider-Man (Spider-Man 2002/The Amazing Spider-Man/Spider-Man: Homecoming)
- Miles Morales (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse)
Live Television
- Spider Demons (Charmed)
- Mohinder Suresh (Heroes)
- Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman (1979 Spider-Woman TV Series)
- Arachnid Monsters (Power Rangers franchise)
- Arachnofiend
- Spidertron
- Tangleweb
- Weaveworm
- The Lien Family (The Geo Force)
- Dr. Cricket
- Dark Webber
- Lady Web (The Thundermans)
Literature
- Spiders (Kulipari)
Anime/Manga/Manhwa
- Shōgen Kazamachi (Basilisk)
- Yuzuki Katagiri (Black Bullet)
- Shaina (Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo)
- Rachnera Arachnera (Daily Life with a Monster Girl)
- Kumoko (So I'm a Spider, So What/Kumo Desu ga, Nani ka?)
- Araña Webb (Fairy Tail)
- Ranmaru Mori (Ghost Sweeper Mikami: The Great Paradise Battle)
- Fū (Naruto)
- Kidōmaru (Naruto)
- Suika (Naruto)
- Kabuto Yakushi (Naruto)
- Tararan (One Piece)
- Keito (Rosario + Vampire)
- Dorodoron (Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star)
- Arachnea (Yes! Pretty Cure 5)
- Randō (Yu Yu Hakusho)
- Pokemon who can learn "String Shot", "Spider Web", or "Sticky Web" (Pokemon)
Podcasts
- Kevin (Sparks Nevada, Marshal on Mars)
Video Games
- Wormmon (Digimon)
- Squitter the Spider (Donkey Kong Country)
- Broodmother (Dota 2)
- Sadira (Killer Instinct 2013)
- Kirby (Kirby), via the Spider ability
- Moon Widows (Skylanders)
- Gargantulas (Skylanders)
- Spy Rise (Skylanders)
- Demon Spiders (Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen 2)
- Hazmat (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
- Pokémon using Electroweb, Spider Web, String Shot, Sticky Web, or Toxic Thread (Pokémon)
- James Heller (Prototype 2)
- Temnocerans (Monster Hunter Series)
- Atoraru Ka (Monster Hunter Series)
- Baelidae (Monster Hunter Series)
- Dread Baelidae (Monster Hunter Series)
- Yamame Kurodani (Touhou Project)
Web Comics
- Spinnerette (Spinnerette)
Web Animation
- Trifa (RWBY)
Known Objects
- Web-Shooters (Marvel Comics)
- Silk Spitter (Xiaolin Showdown)
Gallery
Anime/Manga/Manhwa
Shōgen Kazamachi (Basilisk) spitting out extremely adhesive webbing.
Rachnera Arachnera (Daily Life with a Monster Girl)
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Kidōmaru (Naruto) generating webs for traps, threads and compressed weapons.
Araña Webb (Fairy Tail) firing spider webbing at Ren Akatsuki.
Randō (Yu Yu Hakusho) traps Yusuke in a web composed of spirit energy.
Add a photo to this galleryCartoons
Spidermonkey (Ben 10: Alien Force) creating a web.
Ultimate Kevin (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien) possesses Ultimate Spidermonkey's web breath that spitting web out of his mouth.
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Mary Jane Watson/Spider-Woman (Ultimate Spider-Man)
Unlike Spider-Man, the Scarlet Spider (Ultimate Spider-Man) can project organic webbing.
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Silk Spitter (Xiaolin Showdown) can shoot spider silk, but can run out of silk for least 10 seconds when overused.
Comics
Thanks to his incredible intellect, Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Marvel Comics) invented the wrist-worn devices he called his Web-Shooters...
...and despite it being retconned, he could produce an organic form of webbing after accepting the Other half of his spider powers.
Venom (Marvel Comics)
As the significant other to Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Ero/The Other (Marvel Comics) can spin webs organically.
Silk (Marvel Comics) generates webbing from her fingertips.
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Combo Man (Marvel Comics) possesses Spider-Man's web generation.
Bizarnage (Amalgam Comics)
Black Spider (Young Justice)
Spider-Femme (Spoof Comics Presents)
Live Television
Mohinder Suresh (Heroes) generating webbing from his fingers.
Lady Web (The Thundermans)
Tangleweb (Power Rangers Franchise)
Video Games
Broodmother (Dota 2) can spin webs that enhance her speed, healing and make her invisible to enemies.
Sadira (Killer Instinct 2013) makes heavy use of webbing in combat.
Ariados (Pokémon) producing a Spider Web.
Joltik (Pokémon) using Electroweb to produce an electrical web.
Larvesta (Pokémon) using String Shot to produce webbing.
Kirby (Kirby) generating webs with the Spider ability.
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