In a lot of fanfiction, Spider - Man gets hurt when he tries to play the peacemaker. He might get caught in the crossfire between two powerful factions. Also, some fanfictions show him being targeted by villains who see the Civil War as an opportunity to take out a hero. And then there's the idea of him being betrayed by someone he thought was an ally and getting injured as a result.
One idea could be that Peter Parker decides to unmask himself as a political statement during the Civil War. He might feel that the secrecy in the superhero community is causing more harm than good and by unmasking, he hopes to start a new era of transparency among heroes.
Well, if Spider - Man died in a Civil War fanfiction, it could be that his death serves as a catalyst for the end of the war. His death might make both sides realize how pointless their fighting is. Maybe the heroes would then come together to honor his memory and try to make amends. His friends in the superhero community, like Ned if he knew about Peter's identity, would be heartbroken. And villains might take advantage of the situation, thinking the heroes are weakened without Spider - Man, which could lead to new threats emerging in the fanfiction world.
In some fanfictions, Spider - Man might get hurt by a more powerful villain. For example, if a new super - strong and intelligent foe manages to discover his weakness and attacks him directly. Maybe they use some sort of kryptonite - like substance that weakens his powers and then physically harm him.
In a fanfiction, Spider - Man could also die due to friendly fire. With the heroes split in the Civil War and the chaos of battle, it's possible that a misaimed attack from one of the heroes accidentally hits Spider - Man and causes his death.
One great fanfiction could be about Spider - Man's internal struggle during the events of 'Captain America: Civil War'. He's a new addition to this complex world of superhero politics. He might be initially excited to be part of the fight, but then starts to question the motives of both sides. Maybe he tries to find a middle ground, using his unique perspective as a young hero who hasn't been jaded by years of superhero rivalries.
Well, it can shift the dynamics. For example, other characters might have to step up. If Spider - Man is out of action due to his injuries, it could make the Avengers more vulnerable. His friends might also be more determined to fight for his cause, adding an emotional layer to the story.
His relationships within the superhero community would shift. Some heroes might respect his decision and stand by him, while others might think he's being reckless. This could create rifts and new alliances within the already divided superhero groups during the Civil War in the fanfiction story.
There are some great storylines in Civil War fanfiction involving these two. For example, there's a story where Spider - Man's identity is at risk during the Civil War and Captain America helps protect him. This shows a different side of their relationship, more of a comrades - in - arms kind of bond. Another interesting one is when Spider - Man uses his intelligence to come up with a solution that could end the Civil War, and Captain America is the one who helps him implement it, highlighting their cooperation and mutual respect.
Well, in many Civil War fanfictions, Spider - Man and Captain America's interactions are really interesting. Spider - Man's admiration for Cap is clear. He's like a star - struck kid at times. And Captain America, he's kind of like a mentor figure who isn't quite sure what to do with Spider - Man. Their relationship can range from friendly rivalry to a more mentor - mentee thing, depending on how the author writes it.