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- "Go get 'em, tiger."
- ―Harry Osborn to Peter Parker[src]
Harold Theopolis "Harry" Osborn is a social media influencer and the only son of Norman Osborn. Being saved from the muggers by Spider-Man, Osborn soon found out that Spider-Man was working together with his father, so Norman recruited him to assist Spider-Man in his absence. Excited to work with Spider-Man on saving New York City, Osborn became close friends with Peter Parker, and despite initial tensions with Nico Minoru, the two became friends as well. Osborn encouraged Parker to follow his own way as a hero and when he decided to quit Oscorp internship, Osborn founded W.E.B. to support other young geniuses and help them improve the world without a fear of being exploited.
Biography[]
Son of a Millionaire[]
Media Influencer[]
- "Hey, the first few years are a blast. But once you realize there's no one around to talk to, since all your old friends are busy at school and all your new friends are either using you for clout or are just spam bots, the shine starts to wear off the whole experience."
- ―Harry Osborn to Peter Parker[src]
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Saved by Spider-Man[]
- "How can I thank you? I mean, like, I tried to tell those guys, I don't really carry cash but, I mean, do you have Venmo?"
"Hey, don't worry about it, uh, citizen?"
"Uh... It's Harry." - ―Harry Osborn and Spider-Man[src]
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Meeting Peter Parker[]
- "Ah, it's always so freaky getting off on this floor. I feel so out of place."
"Hey, if this is the place you're supposed to be, then you're not out of place. Right?" - ―Peter Parker and Harry Osborn[src]
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Dude at the Desk[]
Discovering Spider-Man's Identity[]
- "Holy crap! You're Spider-Man."
- ―Harry Osborn to Peter Parker[src]
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Helping Spider-Man[]
- "Harry! You find anything?"
"No. I mean, she's referred to as 'a physically gifted athlete.'"
"You sure she's not a distant cousin of the Hulk or something?"
"Gotta be the helmet. I mean, the other villains you fought all had little upgrades, didn't they?" - ―Spider-Man and Harry Osborn[src]
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Meeting Nico Minoru[]
- "Sorry about the wait, it's a nightmare finding parking around here. Hey, thanks for letting me crash the movie. Oh, and nice to meet you, Nico."
- ―Harry Osborn to Nico Minoru[src]
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Hangout at the Parker Residence[]
- "Your mom's an awesome chef."
"She's pretty great. But, uh, May's actually my aunt. My mom passed away a while back."
"Oh. I'm sorry, I shouldn't have assumed. Hey, my mom's not around anymore, either." - ―Harry Osborn and Peter Parker[src]
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Bonding with Nico Minoru[]
- "Look, I know you wanna blame me for ruining everything, but the reality is, I'm not the one who kept all this a secret from you in the first place. Sorry. The truth is Peter is actually the first friend I've had in a while that wasn't trying to use me for money or likes. And if it makes you feel better, Peter didn't intentionally bring me on to team Spider-Man. I only found out because I was in the right place at the right time."
- ―Harry Osborn to Nico Minoru[src]
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Building W.E.B.[]
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Personality[]
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Facilities[]
- Oscorp Tower: To be added
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Family[]
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Appearances[]
Trivia[]
- In the comics, Harry Osborn was a friend of Peter Parker, but after finding out that Parker was Spider-Man, he inherited his father's mantle of Green Goblin. Osborn would later marry Liz Allan and have a child named Normie.
- Harry Osborn appeared on a variant cover of the first issue of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man despite not appearing in that issue.
- Unlike most versions where he is portrayed as a rich yet unpopular teenager who is classmates with Peter Parker, this version of Harry Osborn is a homeschooled, rich and popular social media influencer.
- Harry Osborn has yet to become best friends with Peter Parker until Peter accidentally reveals his secret identity in front of him.
- Harry Osborn being appointed as Spider-Man's "dude-at-the-desk" is a reference to Ned Leeds' role as Spider-Man's "guy-in-the-chair" in the live-action movies.
