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@ Locoliti  Gracias por el apoyo 

@Imjubununjbunu 3. Kyoka Jirou
            Why she falls for Spider-Man (gradually):
            Jirou didn’t trust vigilantes. To her, Spider-Man was a disruption—until one night, she saw him in action during a civilian panic.
            He wasn't fighting. He was singing. Poorly. To distract children who were terrified. It worked.
            That moment stuck with her. Not because it was heroic, but because it was human.
            Jirou realized he wasn’t some fearless warrior. He was scared too. And yet, he still stood up for others, still fought in his own clumsy way.
            She related to that more than she wanted to admit. Quietly, unknowingly, her view of him shifted. And so did her heart.
            4. Mandalay
            Why she falls for Spider-Man (gradually):
            Mandalay saw Spider-Man as a problem. A threat to order. Someone who made the system look weak. But when a mission went wrong and the pro heroes were too late, she saw him already there—saving people.
            His methods were chaotic, but his heart was clear. He shielded civilians, guided them with urgency and care, and never asked for anything.
            Mandalay respected discipline and law, but she couldn’t deny the truth in his actions.
            Bit by bit, her resentment became respect. Respect turned to silent reflection.
            And in time, she began to feel something more personal—something that made her question her ideals.

1. Tooru Hagakure
            Why she falls for Spider-Man (gradually):
            Tooru initially saw Spider-Man as reckless and untrustworthy—a vigilante who ignored the rules heroes followed. But during a joint incident, she worked alongside him and noticed something subtle: he never ignored her.
            Despite her invisibility, he acknowledged her presence, coordinated naturally with her, and didn’t treat her differently. For the first time in a long while, Tooru felt seen—not just noticed, but truly regarded.
            That quiet understanding grew into comfort, and over time, admiration followed. She didn’t even realize her feelings were changing—until she found herself looking forward to every encounter with him.
            
            2. Mina Ashido
            Why she falls for Spider-Man (gradually):
            Mina thought Spider-Man was strange. He came out of nowhere, fought with odd movements, and always disappeared before anyone could thank him. But he was always first on the scene, helping people without hesitation.
            She started to notice how much he sacrificed, how much weight he carried alone. No fame. No praise. Just pure instinct to save.
            That silent perseverance—acting without needing recognition—struck her deeply. Mina, who valued energy and joy, found a quiet strength in him that fascinated her.
            Her curiosity turned into silent admiration. And slowly, that admiration became something more tender.
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