Spiderman 2099 TV Show Ideas and Fan Cast

TV Series

Spiderman 2099 is one of the most popular Spidermen out there; in fact, Miguel O'Hara, aka Spidey 2099, was the best thing about 2099 comic. So with the success of Marvel and Sony's deal with Spiderman in the MCU and Sony's successes with the animated Spiderman Movie Into The Spider-Verse. I think Disney and Sony should make a Spiderman live-action TV series. I think they should adapt Spiderman 2099 as a TV series instead of a movie franchise. A television series of Spiderman 2099 could work better, and this could be more of a sci-fi Spiderman tv show with a blade runner feel to it.  This could also be the closest thing to a grown-up Spiderman for mature fans since we've had too much of a teenage Spiderman. 

First, here is my cast and then my ideas. 

Ryan Guzman as Miguel O'Hara/Spiderman 2099 (Main Protagonist) 

Miguel O'Hara is of half Irish and half Latino descent; Miguel was head of a genetic department of Alchemax. Miguel has always toyed with recreating Spiderman's powers since Peter Parker is long dead, and most superheroes from the past are long over. However, that comes true for him but not how he wanted his boss Tyler Stone to get Miguel to take a drug called the rapture, which makes people do whatever they're told to do. Tyler wanted to create a super-spy for Alechemax. He called it Project Spiderman. Miguel tries to stop it and cure himself of the rapture. Still, he is sabotaged by his jealous co-worker Aaron, resulting in him getting spider-powers. The only difference is that Miguel has fangs that can stun an enemy with sharp claws; he can see things farther. With his vision over, he's got a healing factor. Since getting his powers, Miguel now takes up the mantle of Spiderman and now fights against the Alchemax corporation.

Aimee Teegarden as Dana D'Angelo (appears in all three seasons)

Dana is Miguel's girlfriend, and she's an assistant in New Market Agro Department. Dana supports her boyfriend Miguel after she learns of his new spider powers; she still loves him and helps him as Spiderman. She's also dated Miguel's brother, but they broke up, and she got with Miguel, but there is no bad blood between them. Dana has an older sister named Jennifer, a priest, and will become The Goblin in season two.

Blake Michaels as Gabriel O'Hara (Appears in all three seasons)

Miguel's younger brother is often known for being an online game in cyberspace as Firelight. Gabriel also helps his brother with his Spider suit and equipment. He is also a specialist in building machines and is in a relationship with Kasey.

Brooklyn Decker as Lyle (Appears in all three seasons)

Lyla is Miguel's hologram assistant who helps him with work and fighting crime by hacking into his enemy's system and being Miguel's personal recorder of his life. Lyle also brings laughs and knows she's entertaining to have around, and she's the party's life.    

Lauren Velez as Conchata O'Hara (Appears in all three seasons)

Miguel and Gabriel's mother. Interestingly, Lauren voice Miles Morales's Mother in Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse. 

Isabella Fuhrman as Kasey Nash (Appears in all three seasons)

Kasey Nash is Gabriella's girlfriend, who eventually becomes the hero Payback. She also helps Miguel with his Spider-Man equipment.

Valerie Tian as Xina Kwan (Appears in season two)

Miguel has known Xina since they were kids. They were best friends, and Xina stood up to Kron when he picked on Miguel until Xina told him he needed to stand up for himself more. The two eventually started dating and became engaged, but they called it off because they weren't that close anymore due to Miguel's job.

Hank Azaria as George O'Hara (Only Season one)

George O'Hara is Gabriel's father, Miguel's stepfather, and Conchata's ex-husband. George is a real crappy dad, but he tried to get some help but failed.

Iain Glen as Tyler Stone (Appears in all three seasons)

Tyler Stone is the CEO of Alchemax. Tyler created the drug rapture he planned to use to make the ultimate spy; he called it Project Spiderman. Tyler wants to use this project to steal top-secret files, assassinate his enemies, and learn who is plotting against Alchemax. However, his idea came true but not the way he wanted. Now Miguel uses his spider powers to take him down and Alechemax. Tyler has a son name Kron who eventually becomes Venom and Tyler is actually Miguel's Father. Which is your typical villain is the father of our hero I know same old same old.

Cam Gigandet as Kron Stone/Venom 2099 (Appears in all three seasons)

Kron Stone is the son of Tyler Stone and the half brother of Miguel. Kron has always been a bully; he has bullied Miguel since they were kids. Kron grew up and became a mercenary for his father to eliminate anyone against Alchemax. Kron bonds with the Venom symbiote after he is fatally injured from a fight with Spiderman. Kron becomes Venom 2099 and is considered to be Miguel's arch-enemy.

Alison Williams as Jennifer D'Angelo/The Goblin (Appears in all three seasons)

Jennifer D'Angelo is the older sister of Dana and is a Priest. In the future, women can now be fathers and priests. I think because of how famous the church of Thor was. Jennifer hates Spiderman and believes that God wants her to get rid of him and become New York's new defender.

Desmond Harrington as Venture (Appears in one season)

A cyborg mercenary hired by Tyler Stone to take out Spiderman.

Mark Valley as Rico Estevez (Appears in seasons one and two)

Sergeant Rico of Public Eye is a private Police Force that is sponsored by Alchemax. Rico wants to make sure there will be no more "Superheroes" in New York City, and he hates Spiderman to passion because he blames how terrible his life is.    

Sam Witwer as Flipside (Appears in seasons two and three)

An Android with the same powers as Spiderman and Venom.

Dan Fogler as Aaron Delgato (Only in season one)

Miguel's jealous co-worker from Alchemax.

Masayoshi Haneda as Specialist (Appears only in season one)

An assassin from the Fujikawa corporation.

Niko Nicotera as Vulture 2099 (Appears in all three seasons)

 

Unlike Adrian Toomes, this Vulture eats humans and is the leader of a gang of cannibals. 

Zachary Quinto as Doc Ock 2099 (Appears in season three)

This Doc Ock was an Atlantean scientist with real tenches.    

Dan Feueriegel as Electro 2099 (Appears in season three)

This Electro was an android that was a construction worker until he sold for torture experiments and developed electric powers and is now goes by Electro.

Tao Okamoto as Sandwoman (Appears in season three)

Said woman has the exact same powers as the original Sandman.

Sam Worthington as Jake Gallows/Punisher 2099 (Appears in seasons two and three)

Jake Gallows was a former cop at Public Eye until his mother, brother, and sister-in-law were killed by Kron Stone. After Jake recovered from his injuries, he eventually discovers Frank Castle, the original Punisher's war journal, and on the last page, it says, "You, who finds this, I charge you to carry on my work." Thus Punisher 2099 is born.  

Ed Skrein as Samuel Fisk/Daredevil 2099 (Appears in seasons two and three)

Samuel Fisk is the grandson of Wilson Fisk, aka The Kingpin. Samuel grew up on stories of his grandfather and his battle with Matt Murdock, the original Daredevil. However, Sam was ashamed of what his grandfather did and the terrible crimes. Samuel then vowed to atone for his grandfather's crimes by taking up Daredevil's mantle and honoring Matt Murdock's legacy.   

Avengers 2099 (Appears in season three)

Ronda Rousey as Roberta Mendez/Captain America

Sean Farris as Andros Stark/Iron Man 2099

Luke Bracey as Max Warrington Barton/Hawkeye 

Ashleigh Murray as Black Widow 

This avenger was put together by Alchemax. At first, they are heroes, but they are not. Tyler uses them to take out Spiderman for a fake crime. May a few changes to some of the characters because after Endgame and learning more details about other characters. 

Here are my ideas for a Spiderman 2099 show. 

Give the show a Blade Runner feel to it.

This is more of an SCI-FI show than a Superhero. This is a world where there are no heroes because they are all dead and have become legends and are remembered as the Heroic Era. This future is much darker; there are more violent gangs, the justice system is corrupted, and the past heroes, The Avengers, X Men, and Fantastic Four, are just remembered as legends and worshiped as gods like Thor has his own church. A Blade Runner feel would help a show like this because it's a dark future where there are no heroes. 

Give us a Spider-man show where Spider-Man is a man. 

Now we've gotten a lot of teenage Spiderman lately, and I think Marvel should give us a whole-grown adult Spiderman show. The new Spiderman game that came out this year was excellent, and he's a full-grown adult. This would be different Spider-Man it's not Peter Parker because we already have a Spider-Man franchise with Tom Holland as Peter Parker that younger fans will grow up with. We want a Spider-Man that appeals to more adults for us mature fansThe. If Disney and Sony made this show and put it on Disney+, they would make it a TV14 rating. You know, like Arrow level, sadly not Daredevil level. 

  

Have the long-dead MCU heroes be remembered as legends. 

This show will be set in 2099, so all the heroes from the MCU are long dead(Except for Thor.)  But their legacies live on like Miguel is shown that he always looked up to Spider-Man as a kid. One thing they could do is the Avengers are de, ad but there are descents of them. We don't see them, but they are mentioned, but they are never shown. There is also a church dedicated to Thor people now believe Norse mythology again, Stark Industries is still going strong, and all the heroes of the past are now in actual comics toys and are used to promote products. 

Make it 12 episodes along and an hour each. 

Like Netflix's Marvel shows make this show's runtime an hour long episode. I don't know if Disney+ will do a show like this but anything can happen since Sony and Marvel working together with Spiderman I believe there is a lot potential for this idea to come true. Also I see this going on for three seasons only, because I don't see it being like Arrow or Flash going on for like eight seasons I feel three would be enough for this show. 

 Let Me Know What You Think Of My Spider-Man 2099 Fan Cast and Ideas leave comment do you have any ideas for a live-action Spider-Man Show share, please. 

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