Miles Morales

Miles Morales is a teenager from an alternate version of Brooklyn, New York, and the second Spider-Man of his reality following the death of Peter Parker.

How Spider-Man Homecoming Should Have Ended
After MCU Spider-Man makes an impassioned speech about how he's finally with Marvel and will not be replaced, Miles arrives to inform him that he should not be too sure about it.

How Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Should Have Ended
Miles is first seen at Brooklyn Visions Academy arriving late. After Gwen laughs at his bad quip about time being relative, he watches as his teacher, Miss Calleros calls out Gwen for not even being a student.

At the construction site, Miles is given a goober by E-1610 Peter. When Miles wonders how he can get up to the Kingpin's collider, Peter gives him a web and vaults him up there.

At the Prowler's apartment, an invisible Miles is cornered by the Prowler. The Prowler reminds Miles that he has thermal vision, and attacks Miles when Miles attempts to play dumb.

Near Aunt May's house, the Prowler is about to finish off Miles, but is reluctant. The Kingpin prepares to shoot the Prowler, but Miles saves him.

At the Kingpin's collider, the Kingpin badly injures Miles and proceeds to kill him. In another take, the Kingpin is shot by Jefferson Davis. Miles briefly uses his normal voice, but switches to a deeper one to thank his father.

While listening to music in his dorm, Miles is visited by Gwen, who takes him to the Super Café. There, Batman attempts to critique the Spider-Gang's adventure, but cannot bring himself to do so and declares them the GOAT. Miles successfully pulls off the shoulder touch with Gwen, beginning a romance.

In a post-credits scene, Miles attempts to teach Batman the shoulder touch.

Trivia

 * In the Spider-Man: Homecoming HISHE, Miles appeared as more of a generic version of his comic-book counterpart. In the Into the Spider-Verse HISHE, Miles appears as he did in that film.