There is evidence to back the claim that the Silver Samurai’s main religious influence and moral values are similar to the ideology of Bushido, a system of beliefs and personal ethics followed by many traditional samurai of Japanese descent. Perhaps this is also why he took on the name “Silver Samurai” and even fashioned a Samurai-like costume to wear.

Since he was not really born into Samurai culture, Kenuichio Harada likely learned about the long-extinct group of people, became completely fascinated with their values and ended up adopting the creed and look of these traditional Japanese samurais as part of his persona. While the character is shrouded in mystery and no one knows the actual truth, this is the most likely scenario and is accepted by most fans.

Scott Summers has few weaknesses, if any. If falling in love is a weakness then Scott Summers has been doomed. His career has been marked by many loves and relationships that seemed to rarely affect his leadership in the world of X-Men battles. His first love was with Jean Grey but when she died and was reborn as Phoenix, Summers felt that he had to move on. Summers then began dating Colleen Wing but when Jean reenters the picture, Summers begins to date her again. Right before Jean’s death, Summers proposes to Jean and she accepts. After Jean’s death, Summers quits the X-Men and tries to go in to private life. After meeting a woman named Madelyne Pryor, who had a striking resemblance to Jean, they marry and have a child.

The first major event that helped to psychologically scar Wolverine was the death of John Howlett Jr. and Thomas Logan. After being thrown off the estate by John, Thomas Logan and Dog sneak back at night to take Elizabeth with them. John finds them and a confrontation arises. James wakes in time to see Thomas kill John and, in a rage, his claws come out for the first time, which he uses to kill Thomas. Obviously horrified, Elizabeth kills herself with a rifle dropped by Dog.

After this event, Wolverine and Rose are banished, finding a mining camp to work in. This is where he adopts the name Logan and earns the nickname Wolverine. They are found by Dog and, in a confrontation with Dog, Wolverine accidentally kills Rose. He then flees to live in exile with a pack of wolves.

These events show how Wolverine came to distrust everyone and choose a life as a loner. They also help to explain his difficulty in forming meaningful relationships with women, his reluctance to let Charles Xavier become a father figure to him, and his animalistic tendencies.

Peter Parker becomes Spiderman, just before meeting, his first foe, the Green Goblin, who just so happens to be, Norman Osborn, the father of his best friend, Harry. Later, after Spiderman kills the Green Goblin in self defense, Harry becomes his enemy too, and vows to avenge his father’s death by taking over the Goblin persona, and getting rid of Spiderman, but a well-timed blow to the head renders Harry harmless, by taking away his seething memory.

Harry then introduces Peter to Doc Ock, the former Dr. Otto Gunther Octavius, a brilliant doctor who becomes changed and embittered by a failed experiment, when his atomic mechanical arms, and their nuclear core, become fused to his spine and brain. The melding process causes them to control him, and makes him resort to evil when there is a threat to remove them.

Then, there is Flint Marko, formerly known as William Baker, who becomes Sandman after escaping from prison, to see his beloved daughter, when he comes into contact with irradiated sand. From that point on, he is able to disintegrate into sand, and reunite his molecular structure into glass, at will.

When he is bitten by the radioactive spider, his teen troubles only get worst. While he was able to become outgoing, as New York-s newest super hero, saving the damsel in distress, Peter Parker was still just Peter Parker.

Spiderman was impressive and people wanted to be like him. Nobody wanted to be like Peter Parker, the guy that the professors will call upon just to show how smart he was.

Peter Parker loved his family and did not want to be a disappointment to them. So naturally, working at the laboratory, where he was bitten by the radioactive spider, was to be his legacy to them.

Aunt Mae was more than his aunt, she was his mom, and Uncle Ben was dad. Peter wanted to make them both proud of him in his academic achievement, even if it meant that Peter Parker remained a social outcast. Peter was in for a rude awakening when he was transformed into Spiderman.

Peter Parker aka Spiderman’s first girlfriend was Gwen Stacy, whom he met at Empire State University. After becoming what many consider to be Peter’s first true love, she was killed by the Green Goblin. This became a pivotal moment in the Spiderman series and affected the course of Spiderman’s life forever. Black Cat aka Felicia Hardy first showed up in The Amazing Spiderman in 1979. Shortly thereafter, Peter and Felicia began their tumultuous relationship. After discovering her betrayal of him, Peter broke up with Black Cat and began to date Mary Jane, who eventually became his wife.
The most famous of Spiderman’s love interests is, of course, Mary Jane Watson. After being introduced by Peter’s Aunt May, Peter and Mary Jane became very close friends. Mary Jane was around throughout his relationship with both Gwen Stacy as well as Felicia Hardy. After Black Cat left for Paris, Peter was driven into the arms of Mary Jane where they began a long-lasting relationship and eventually married. The two were married in 1987 and Mary Jane Watson became Mary Jane Watson-Parker.