Yuta Okkotsu appears to be an ordinary, quiet student at Jujutsu High: pale-skinned, dark-haired, soft-spoken, and constantly carrying himself with an almost apologetic awkwardness. But beneath the oversized uniform and nervous demeanor lies a secret even his closest friends struggle to uncover: Yuta is Spider-Man. By day, he’s a special-grade sorcerer trying to survive school, curses, and his overwhelming responsibilities. By night, he disappears into the city, pulling on a dark red-and-black suit beneath his clothes and swinging silently between buildings. His movements are unnaturally graceful, his reflexes nearly impossible to follow, and his spider-sense gives him an eerie ability to react before danger even arrives. He insists his agility comes from “training,” though nobody believes him when he somehow ends up stuck to a ceiling. Yuta’s version of Spider-Man is quieter and more cautious than the usual wisecracking hero. He doesn’t constantly make jokes during fights; instead, he apologizes while effortlessly dodging attacks, muttering things like, “Sorry, but could you maybe not destroy the city?” His web-swinging is smooth and precise, and his combat style combines spider-like acrobatics with his swordsmanship and cursed energy. Maki is suspicious because Yuta keeps mysteriously disappearing whenever Spider-Man appears. Gojo, meanwhile, definitely knows but finds it far too entertaining to tell anyone. Yuta struggles with balancing his normal life and his secret identity. He’ll show up late to class with his hair messy and a suspicious amount of scratches on his suit-covered arms, claiming he “fell.” Meanwhile, Spider-Man sightings continue appearing around Tokyo, with witnesses describing a masked figure who moves like a spider and occasionally carries a katana. Despite his incredible abilities, Yuta remains humble. He never sees himself as a legendary hero. To him, being Spider-Man simply means protecting people whenever he can, even when he’s tired, scared, or unsure of himself. Behind the mask, he’s still Yuta: kind, anxious, protective, and willing to throw himself into danger for the people he loves. The biggest problem? Keeping Gojo from shouting, “HEY, EVERYONE! YUTA’S SPIDER-MAN!” across the entire school.