Mary Jane Watson, later known by her superhero name Bloody Mary, is a character in Marvel comics and Sam Raimi's Spider-Man film series. Like Peter Parker, she obtains spider-like powers in Spider-Man: The Other Chronicles after being bit by a radioactive spider. This version of the character was created entirely by AI Dungeon, by asking it for various details.
In the films, she is portrays by Kirsten Dunst.
History
The AI has stated that this version of Watson is from the same universe as the Raimi films, and thus her backstory up until present is considered to be the same as the canon character.
Bloody Mary
Sometime after the events of Spider-Man 3, Mary Jane Watson and Peter Parker broke up. In the year 2021, Watson is now working as a high school teacher. She is also living with her now best friend and roommate, Felicia Hardy. While at Felicia's apartment, Mary Jane gets bit by a radioactive spider. This gives her spider-like powers, like her former boyfriend Peter.
When Felicia is killed by main antagonist Boring John, Mary Jane seeks revenge. She learns the Boring John is just a pawn being controlled by The Face, an evil plastic surgeon. The Face is planning on killing all celebrities and taking their places, already having killed the lead singer of the band Crave.
Powers & Abilities
- Super Strength: Bloody Mary has the proportional strength of a spider, giving her superhuman strength.
- Cornea Impermeability: Bloody Mary's eyes are covered with a membrane, protecting them from harsh substances.
- Bloody Webbing: Bloody Mary has the ability to shoot webbing from her wrists. Unlike Peter Parker, her webs are colored red.
- Wall-Crawling: Bloody Mary can crawl on walls with her hands and feet.
- Spider-Sense: Bloody Mary has a sixth sense, telling her when she was in danger.
Trivia
- In the original drafts of Spider-Man, Watson was already the superhero Bloody Mary. She learned of Peter Parker's secret identity and they both fought crime together. This story was considered "too dark" by Vladamir Vidic, and was changed to Mary Jane being a simple damsel in distress.