Frog-themed toy with a calm demeanor.
AI assistant to Miguel O'Hara in the Spider-Society
Background character in Into the Spider-Verse.
An NSA advisor who analyzes intelligence regarding the missile launch. She deduces that North Korea might possess submarine-launched ballistic missiles and warns that satellite failures could signal a cyberattack against U.S. command and control systems.
Nora is the story's central character, a Korean immigrant who leaves Seoul as a child, changes her name, and builds a life as a writer in New York. She reconnects with Hae Sung, but ultimately remains devoted to her husband Arthur while confronting the emotional weight of their shared past.
Brilliant ENCOM programmer entangled in the Grid's digital and corporate conflicts.
An actress and singer connected to the young artistic circle. She is sympathetic toward Ed, discusses her struggle to finance a play, and shares memories of SoHo's artistic past with him. Scheduled to read at the recital, she becomes overwhelmed and collapses before performing.
Bobby's former student and ex-lover, who holds the final piece of his egg painting series. Elizabeth previously ruined her career with a scathing review, but after Alejandro delivers a heartfelt apology on her behalf, Dalia reconciles, returns the painting, and enables the successful exhibition.
Maggie is part of the characters’ social gathering and reveals that she is pregnant. Her announcement contributes to the group’s conversations about relationships and adulthood, occurring during the period when Hallie and Owen’s relationship is still being discussed among their friends.
Greta Lee has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Spider-Man: Spider-Verse Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Toy Story 5, The Last House, Past Lives. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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