The Amazing Lego Spider-man Season 3
Project Overview
The Amazing Lego Spider-Man: Season 3 is the third and final season of a LEGO stop-motion adaptation inspired by the world of Spider-Man.
This season brings Peter Parker's journey to its conclusion, delivering new interpretations of iconic characters while staying faithful to the spirit of the original Marvel comics. Familiar heroes and villains return with fresh storylines, deeper character development, and unexpected twists designed to surprise both longtime Spider-Man fans and newcomers alike.
Throughout the season, every character is given room to grow, exploring their motivations, relationships, and personal struggles in ways that honor their comic book roots while offering something new. From emotional drama to action-packed battles, the series aims to capture the heart of Spider-Man: responsibility, sacrifice, friendship, and hope.
Created entirely in LEGO stop-motion, Season 3 represents the most ambitious chapter of the series, featuring improved animation, cinematic storytelling, detailed sets, and larger-scale action sequences. As the final season, it serves as both a celebration of Spider-Man's rich mythology and a heartfelt conclusion to the story that has been built over the previous seasons.
Faithful to the comics, respectful of the characters, and always striving to surprise its audience, Spider-Man: Season 3 is the ultimate chapter of this LEGO stop-motion saga.
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Gwen Stacy is the co-lead of the series
This version of Gwen Stacy is written as a tragic romantic heroine: compassionate, intelligent, loyal, and deeply in love, yet trapped by grief and a mistaken belief that Spider-Man killed her father. Her greatest strength is her capacity to love; her greatest flaw is her inability to let go of her need for justice
- english
- calm
- strong
- age 16-30
- animation/character
- warm
- female young adult
(to Peter Parker aka Spider-man) I’ve been thinking a lot about my dad. About how he died. And about Spider-Man.
(to Mary Jane) Hey, girlfriend
(to Mary jane) I was this close… from arresting him. (Spider-man)
This version of Patrick Mulligan is not defined by action scenes or superpowers, but by his humanity. He serves as an emotional anchor in the story: a loyal friend to Captain Stacy, a caring mentor figure for Gwen, and a brave police officer who stands up to impossible odds. His kindness, sense of humor, and unwavering sense of duty make him one of the most grounded and likable supporting characters
- english
- animation/character
- male adult
- strong
- Rough
Hey, Jean — remember when you tried to teach the Captain French? And he'd always get the words wrong?
NYPD! YOU'RE ALL UNDER ARREST
This version of Jean DeWolff feels like the emotional successor to Captain George Stacy. She is tough enough to stand in front of supervillains, yet kind enough to sit beside a grieving daughter and simply listen. Her defining traits are compassion, courage, leadership, and loyalty. In a story filled with superheroes and villains, Jean stands out as an ordinary person whose strength comes from her character rather than her powers.
- english
- Focus
- age 21-30
- animation/character
- strong
- Compassionate
- female adult
Little Gwen... You're all grown up
(To Gwen)We were just passing by. How are you holding up?
(to criminals)SHOW'S OVER! HANDS UP!
Russian Parents but born and raised in New York, This version of Rhino is the heart of the Sinister Six's muscle division: immensely strong, uncomplicated, and surprisingly endearing. Rhino is simply the guy who charges through walls and enjoys the ride. His straightforward nature, occasional humor, and loyalty make him one of the most entertaining villains in this Series
- english
- american (new york)
- animation/character
- Stupid
- loud
- funny
- male adult
- powerful
(to Spider-man) Hey, Spidey. Long time no see.
I'LL CRUSH YOU SPIDER-MAN!
I can't fit in there!
This version of Electro is not just a supervillain—he is a man searching for hope. While his powers make him dangerous, his loneliness makes him tragic. Throughout the episode, he evolves from an angry member of the Sinister Six into someone willing to believe that redemption and happiness are still possible. His story becomes a reflection of Spider-Man's own struggles, making him one of the most emotionally compelling characters in the episode.
At his core, Electro is a man who spent years believing he was a monster, only to discover that he could still be Max Dillon. He is the heart of the first episode of Season 3 , also when in full power his voice is modified keep that in mind when you audition
- english
- animation/character
- powerful
- anxious
- Scared
- Angry
- Confused
- Age 20-30
Laugh all you want, Spider-Man. After today, you won't hear your own voice ever again
I just wanted a normal life. A girlfriend. Ever since this happened... I've been alone. A freak.
Max Dillon and Electro can't live together. One has to die.
This version of Kraven is a tragic anti-villain—a relentless predator driven by honor rather than cruelty. His obsession with defeating Spider-Man transforms him into a beast, but his compassion, love for Calypso, and respect for worthy adversaries reveal that Sergei Kravinoff's humanity is still alive beneath the hunter's mask.
- male adult
- generic russian
- russian english
- adult
- animation/character
- strong
(to Spider-man)A pack is a better way to hunt… Spider.
(to Spider-man) Honor will be restored!
Calypso…I'm so… so sorry.
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