Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man, has finally joined all our favorite characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe! This story explores some of the possible interactions MCU!Spider-Man could have with the Avengers, the relationships he could form, and the many fun and entertaining situations that could result. All MCU movies & TV included.

There was a gas attack in Midtown. It was scary, but everyone was fine. No big deal, nothing to worry about. At least not until Peter started losing track of reality. Or the one where Peter just wants things to be normal, but he's pretty sure he's losing his mind. And trying to help him is going to cause Tony to lose his.

Peter has PTSD from dying during the snap. After he is injured on a simple patrol, he is having trouble healing himself. Stuck on a bus on a school trip with Ned, Peter must battle overcoming his own mind whilst Ned calls Tony to try and keep him alive. Hurt!Peter. Iron!Dad

Peter misses Tony. He's tired and sore and sad and all he needs is for someone to take care of him. Lucky for our favourite spider Happy Hogan is on Uncle Patrol and just what Peter needs. Basically, that bridge scene in Far from home after everything goes down but its just whump and fluff with MJ learning exactly what being Spider-Man entails. Spoilers obviously.

and 1 time that they saved him.

Peter doesn't know where he is, but he knows he's safe when he's with Tony. (aka Peter has a concussion)

No one in their right mind would let Clint babysit Peter, which Clint himself would tell you. So Clint had to ask himself how on Earth he ended up sitting in the Avengers Facility, waiting for a certain web-slinging hero to climb in through the window and why he always ended up patching up reckless young heroes.

Peter Parker is abducted and brutally tortured for information on the Avengers by a New York cop. He deals poorly with the psychological aftermath of the event and sets out to find his own kind of justice - but at what cost? Bridges the gap between Homecoming and Infinity War, a chronological rewrite of a previously posted story. Spoilers for Spider-Man Homecoming. Whump/angst

Peter looked down as he felt a warm liquid touch his foot. The man hadn't gotten up. Slowly, Peter knelt down beside the man, setting his mask down on the ground, and pressed two fingers against his throat. There was no pulse. The agent was dead. Peter had killed him.

The teams ventures to California to help with a mission involving children. What happens when Peter is the only one that can hear a crucial piece of evidence?

Peter's school has to be evacuated after a series of bombs. When he ends up being kidnapped by the assailant, it's up to a teammate to save him before it's too late. [Part ?/? It happened at School mini series]

When a simple stealth mission gets interrupted by an unseen factor, the team must figure out out how to deal with a rather odd character while trying to get more information on the Super Soldier serum. Will the information he has prove useful or will the team be pulling out their hair at his antics?

Peter used to complain when the Avengers insisted that Natasha teach him her more lethal skills. After all, how could he kill someone when he couldn't even punch Natasha as part of his training? He never understood why they made him do it, until the day came when it was only the lessons she taught him that could keep him alive.

Set after Homecoming and before Infinity War. After an incident in New York Peter has to keep a low profile, resulting in him moving to the Avenger's facility.

The two brothers scout ahead and hunt the night's dinner- After a long and irritable wait, Fili proudly and triumphantly watches as Kili finally makes the kill- but when the elk unexpectedly bolts the world passes in a blur- until the image of his bloodied brother staggering backwards clutching his stomach is forever ingrained in his memory. Hurt!Kili, bigbrother!Fili -Please R&R!

"I heard a whisper on my shoulder, pretending life is worth the fight"... Fili would walk through those doors with his brother at his side or he would not walk through them at all.