Harry Osborn

Harold Theopolis "Harry" Osborn is the son of Norman Osborn of Oscorp.

He met Josie Vasquez and Peter Parker after the two were acquitted from the death of Quentin Beck/Mysterio. He ended up befriending the two and asked his father to help in the startup of W.E.B with Stark Industries.

He is later asked to join by Josie Vasquez.

Personality
Harry is a standard rich kid, always thinking he can buy his way out of things and use money to solve his problems. Harry is used to having everything given to him and usually is praised by a seemingly adoring crowd when he walks down the halls at school. However, what he doesn't know is that these people only cheer him on and give him praise because he has money. If he were to lose this money, his whole world would come crashing down on him.

Harry has always looked for his father's approval, but is usually either brushed off or ignored. His need of money seems to have come from his father always giving him money and telling him that it can solve all of his problems.

Notes and Trivia

 * In the comics, Harry had a drug addiction problem that was very risky to talk about in comics at the time it was produced. Harry also became the second incarnation of the Green Goblin following his father's supposed death. He was also the American Son briefly in the Dark Avengers.
 * In the live-action Spider-Man film series produced by Sony, he was portrayed by James Franco and Dane DeHaan, both becoming the Green Goblin in their respective appearances. Dane was set to appear in the sequel and spin-offs to Amazing Spider-Man 2 before the decision to cancel the series in favor of collaborating with Marvel.
 * This depiction of Harry Osborn is done by Harrison Osterfield who in real life the best friend of Tom Holland (this Peter Parker's actor)
 * Both the character and actor bore the same initials "H" and "O"
 * Harrison Osterfield and Harry Osborn
 * This Harry Osborn seems to be a combination of Comics Harry Osborn and the one in Ultimate Spider-Man voiced by Matt Lanter
 * Osborn's birthday being December 31st is a reference to Amazing Spider-Man #31, where Harry Osborn made his first appearance and was published on December 31, 1965.