Spider-Man Love Interest Motivational

The Virgin: Gwen Stacy (Webb duology)

- Lifelike Barbie doll

- Style over substance

- Is into Peter after learning that he's Spider-Man, despite having no romantic interesting in him and only liking him as a friend earlier

- Hardly ever does anything other than being Peter's girl

- That corny "shut up and kiss me" moment

- Isn't bothered with Peter pulling her into a kiss and grabbing her face without her consent

- Takes pleasure in Peter going back on her father's promise to him

- Comes off as a Mary Sue, as she knows the power source to the entire city of New York

- Gets herself into danger in TASM2, which leads to her demise, making it her own fault

The Chad: Mary Jane Watson (Raimi trilogy)

- Receives as much character growth as most of the other characters in trilogy do

- Is able to figure out what's best for her, regarding both her personal life and relationships

- That iconic upside down kiss with Spider-Man in the rain

- Gets better at getting herself out of danger

- Was at her best in SM3; she calls Peter out for his arrogance due to his popularity as Spider-Man

- "Go get 'em, tiger."