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   Keys: The_Spot

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   The Spot= Dr. Jonathan Ohnn, is the main antagonist of Sony Pictures Animation's Spider-Verse trilogy.

   He was once a scientist from Alchemax who transported a radioactive spider from Earth-42 to Earth-1610 using Kingpin's Super-Collider, causing it to bite Miles Morales and turn him into Spider-Man. During the destruction of the Super-Collider, Jonathan was mutated by a batch of dark matter he was carrying, transforming him into a dimension-travelling supervillain that, while at first incompetent, eventually becomes a massive threat to the entire Multiverse after strengthning his power by going to the Alchemaxes of several dimensions.

   personality= At first, the Spot appears as a goofy, comedic and incompetent thief who, in spite of committing crimes, was pretty friendly towards those around him and often tried to avoid harming bystanders in the way. Because he believes himself to be responsible for giving Miles Morales his powers, he feels very entitled about it and expects to be given respect for it. He has also declared himself to be Miles' arch-nemesis, something that Miles himself didn't initially see him as. He unfairly blames Spider-Man for his mutation despite it actually being the work of himself and Kingpin for the creation of the Collider in the first place. He also extends his hatred to other spider people for getting in his way.

   Despite this, he appears to have a generally amiable nature towards others, casually conversing with the other Spider-Men while they fought. He also has a sense of mercy, choosing to teleport the scientists out of the particle collider to let them escape instead of killing them. However, over the course of events, he slowly began to show a sinister and power-hungry side of himself, wanting to obtain full power to be seen as a genuine threat. Spot's motive boils down to his envious hatred towards Miles Morales, blaming him for turning him into a mutant, and actively seeking to one day kill Miles himself. This hatred culminates when he fully empowers himself with the collider in Earth-50101 (Mumbattan), openly declaring to Miles that he'll take everything from Miles just as he believes Miles took everything from him.

   History= Prior to his official introduction, the Spot was a scientist at Alchemax named Jonathan Ohnn, and was one of the many that worked with Kingpin on the Super-Collider project, under Olivia Octavius' supervision. He primarily used the Super-Collider to conduct experiments, but one of them involving a spider caused an alternate version from Earth-42 to replace it, which then led the spider to bite the New York youngster Miles Morales, granting him his powers. He was later seen during Miles and Peter's escape from Alchemax, where he was hit in the head with a bagel.

   Jonathan was in the Collider Room when the Spider-Men destroyed the Super-Collider, and was carrying a container of dark matter. When Miles blew up the Collider, the dark matter had gotten out, and fused with Jonathan, mutating his skin to turn pure white, his face disappearing and portals of the dark matter appeared all over his body and his face. Due to his unnatural appearance causing him to be rejected and shunned by his co-workers and family, and the company he worked at being shut down, Spot decided to use his newfound abilities to steal money and lead a life of crime.

   Spot is first seen attempting to rob an ATM at a local bodega, causing him to be attacked by the cashier, who he manages to defeat. Miles then arrives and gets in a fight with Spot, who proclaims himself Miles' nemesis, becoming infuriated when Miles relegates him to a villain of the week. Eventually returning to the remnants of the Super-Collider, Spot reveals his origins to Miles, who remains nonchalant towards their mutual relationship. Angered at this, Spot attempts to attack both Miles and Jefferson, spawning multiple holes around him, before accidentally kicking himself into one of his holes, resulting in himself being transported into the Spot Dimension. Upon entering it, he loses all of the holes covering his body but ends up traveling to alternate universes surrounding him. Accidentally returning to his own universe, Spot realizes the power his holes can grant him, and ventures to take revenge on Spider-Man.

   Gathering materials and returning to his workshop apartment, Spot creates a miniature Super Collider, creating more holes that attach to his body, before finally sending him to another universe. Gradually becoming more empowered by harvesting the dark matter of other universes' Super Colliders, Spot eventually arrives at the city of Mumbattan (a hybrid of Mumbai and Manhattan) on Earth-50101 where he is confronted by Miles, Spider-Gwen, Spider-Man India and Spider-Punk who have been tailing him. After a lengthy chase through the city, Spot reaches and activates the Alchemax Super Collider, despite the Spider-Men's attempts to stop him.

   Embracing the dark energy of the Super Collider, Spot intentionally or unintentionally shows Miles a vision of his impending destruction of their mutual universe. Finally becoming a more unstable and dangerous entity, Spot swears he shall take everything away from Miles as Miles had done to him, before teleporting away, causing the area to collapse and forcing the rest of the Spider-Men to evacuate.

   It is later revealed that part of Spot's plan involves the death of Miles' father Jefferson Davis, which is his canon event, leading to Miles escaping back to his own universe in order to go back after Spot and save his dad. However, Miles instead ends up landing on Earth-42 where he was captured by his own variant and that variant's uncle, while the Spot manages to arrive back at his and Miles' world, with the intention of resuming his plans.

   powers= Mutated Physiology: Thanks to the Super Collider explosion, Jonathan Ohnn's body was heavily altered, his body becoming white with black spots on his body. Not only has his appearance charged, but he received a number of abilities, which only grew as he gained more power by absorbing the dark matter from Super Colliders in other universes.

   Portal Creation: The Spot's primary power is his ability to use the spots on his body to create portals of dark matter that he can use to teleport himself and other people or objects to wherever he desires, either by physically removing or popping the spots off his body. He can also cut, remove chunks of, and seemingly levitate objects and matter using his portals, as well as use his portals to swiftly punch and kick at a distance. He initially didn't have much control over these portals, not being able to control where the portal lead to most of the time and even unintentionally creating portals. However, as he acquired more power and learned how to better control and utilize his powers more effectively, Spot became much more formidable, now shown to use his portals and his own momentum to both travel faster and attack his opponents before they could react, seamlessly teleport his pursuers into walls and each other, and even move his portals using body movements like arm swipes.

   Dimensional Travel: The Spot can travel to any dimension in the multiverse by opening a portal to the Spotted Dimension then traveling through one of the many portals in that dimension.

   Dark Matter Discs: The Spot can use his portals as ranged weapons by creating small portals in his hands or pulling them from his body then throwing them at his intended target as disc-like projectiles.

   Attack Redirection: The Spot can use the portals on his body to redirect attacks back at his opponents, as shown when he uses them to redirect Miles attacks right back at him, tho Miles quickly learned how to use this against him.

   Superhuman Strength: The Spot also appears to have gained a boost in physical strength, being strong enough to crush a metal sign with his bare hands, hold up 2 Spider-Men by their necks with little effort, and even hold back and harm Miles, who himself possess both super strength and durability

   Superhuman Speed and Reflexes: The Spot is also shown to have gained above average speed and reaction time, seen being able to punch and kick through his portals at speeds no normal human could achieve and later seen reacting to 3 incoming Spider-Men and teleporting them away before they could reach him.

   Disintegration: The Spot appears to be capable of disintegrating objects, or at least making them disappear, as he angrily used his dark matter to make the metal sign he was crushing seemingly vanish.

   Dark Matter Blast: As he grew more powerful, he gained new abilities as a result, such as being able to blast away anyone caught in a large enough spot with great force, using the dark matter from that spot to do so.

   Void tentacle: is capable of generating inky black masses from his holes that can function like various appendages.

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   Keys: Alchemax

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   Alchemax was founded by Olivia Octavius and is located in a private campus in the Hudson Valley. The company did research into the possibility of parallel universes, which garnered the attention of crime lord Wilson Fisk. Fisk would go on to fund the company through his company, the Fisk foundation. Fisk's motivation for funding the company was that he had recently lost his wife Vanessa and son Richard to a car crash after they saw him brutally beating up Spider-Man, and intended to create a machine which would allow him to bring alternate versions of them to his dimension. Despite the dangers Fisk's collider posed to the city, Octavius was nonetheless willing to help him out. The creation of the collider was kept a secret from the city

   During the testing of the collider, Alchemax scientist Jonathan Ohnn experimented with a spider and the collider. The result brought a radioactive spider from another universe, which managed to escape, ultimately entering the sewers which connected to the Super Collider room. This very spider would go on to be the one which bit Miles Morales, making him a second Spider-Man. The experimentation with the collider would cause tremors throughout the city, attracting the attention of Spider-Man, who eventually found out the truth, and attempted to shut it down due to realizing the danger that the Collider could open a black hole under Brooklyn. He did this by creating an override key which would shut the machine down.

   The same time as Miles investigated the spider that bit him, Spider-Man entered into the Collider hideout to shut it down, where he was confronted by Miles's uncle Aaron Davis as well as Green Goblin, both of whom were working for the Kingpin. In the ensuing fight, Kingpin activated the collider, putting his wife and son's DNA in the ensuing beam, causing various parts of Brooklyn to begin inter-dimensionally glitching. However, a vengeful Goblin would force Spider-Man into the beam, causing his DNA to accidentally be mixed in. This caused an explosion which killed Goblin, mortally wounded Spider-Man, and brought in five other Spider-Men from alternate dimensions: an older Peter Parker, an alternate Gwen Stacy, a 1930's Peter Parker, an anime-inspired Peni Parker, and a Looney Tunes esque Peter Porker. Fisk would go on to personally murder Spider-Man himself and, despite the danger posed, continued with the experiment.

   Later at Alchemax, Fisk demanded Octavius continue as planned with the machine, despite Octavius's pleas of its dangers. During this time, Miles, accompanied by the older Parker, broke into the laboratory to fix the Override key, where they were attacked by Octavius, wearing four mechanical tentacles, as well as the scientists there, including Ohnn. Despite this, they were ultimately saved by Gwen, much to the displeasure of Fisk.

   Later on, Fisk, Davis, Octavius, and Fisk's other henchmen Scorpion and Tombstone broke into Aunt May's house to kill the Spider-Man, resulting in Davis's death after refusing to kill his own nephew. In order to mask the final Collider test, Fisk held a gala in honor of the dead Spider-Man, inviting that universe's Mary Jane to the event. During this time, Alchemax came closer than ever to opening portals to other dimensions, as the worlds themselves began coming to Miles' universe, with buildings and cars emerging from the center beam. However, the other Spider-Men, desiring to head home and stop Fisk, intervened, defeating the rest of Fisk's henchmen, including Octavius. After they returned home, Miles faced Fisk himself, with alternate versions of Vanessa and Richard appearing, yet again running from the deluded Fisk. Ultimately, Miles defeated Kingpin, and plugged the Override key in, causing a massive explosion which once again destroyed the Collider. However, in the explosion, Ohnn was infused with energy, which left him covered in inter dimensional holes, and without a face. This caused Ohnn to vow revenge, and take the identity of "The Spot".

   In the aftermath, it can be assumed Alchemax was shut down, as the Collider room is being destroyed by the time of Across the Spider-Verse.

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   Keys: Kingpin

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   Wilson Fisk, better known as the Kingpin, is the main antagonist of Sony Pictures Animation's 18th full-length feature film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

   He is an infamous crime lord and one of Spider-Man's greatest enemies who secretly dominated New York City. As the benefactor of Alchemax, he built a Super Collider that can access alternate universes to reunite with his wife and son after they were killed shortly following a battle with Spider-Man.

   Kingpin's only surviving family is a girl named Marie Floarre, an orphan with vampiric abilities that he wished to study thus adopted.

   personality: Wilson Fisk is a ruthless man who will do whatever it takes to get what he wants and will kill anyone in his way. He does, however, possess immense love for his wife and son, and was devastated when they tragically died in a car accident after seeing him fight Spider-Man.

   This led him to spend a fortune building a device capable of breaching parallel realities in hopes of reuniting with another version of his family, and acknowledges the potential dangers it could have without bothering. He also does not tolerate disobedience; for instance, he shot The Prowler for not killing Miles. Therefore, while Wilson's love for his wife and son makes him sympathetic, his attempts at reuniting with them makes him more dangerous than he already was. Furthermore, he never acknowledges that it is his fault that his family left him, choosing to blame Spider-Man and not take responsibility for their deaths when he had nothing to do with it, contradicting the value of responsibility that the Spider-Men embraced in their lives.

   Overall, this version of Fisk, despite being a tragic figure, is also highly selfish and indifferent towards the amount of suffering he has caused. Despite his love for his family, he has no problem endangering millions of people if it meant being reunited with them, making him one of Sony Pictures Animation's deadliest villains to date.

   At an undetermined point in time, Wilson Fisk became the head of the company, Fisk Industries, while secretly becoming a major crime lord known as "The Kingpin". He also met and fell in love with a woman named Vanessa and with her fathered a son named Richard, though it is unknown just when this happened and whether Fisk was a criminal by then or not.

   Eventually, Kingpin also started to benefit the science research and development company known as Alchemax, with its CEO being Doctor Olivia Octavius, and one of the scientists being Jonathan Ohnn. He would also amass a group of several supervillains that he hired to be enforcers and henchmen on his payroll, such as Green Goblin, Scorpion, Tombstone, and Miles' uncle, Aaron Davis, otherwise known as the Prowler.

   His criminal activities also ended up making him a major enemy of Spider-Man during the latter's ten years as a superhero, and, during one of their battles, his wife and son walked in on the two of them fighting. Horrified by her husband's true nature, a terrified Vanessa hurriedly left with Richard, leaving a distressed Kingpin and Spider-Man behind. Unfortunately, as a result of their quick getaway, the two of them ended up dying in a car accident, severely traumatizing Fisk.

   Some time after this, Kingpin, despairing over the loss of his family, began a top-secret Alchemax project that involves building a device called the Super Collider, which he believed would allow him to access alternate universes and thus allow him to reunite with his wife and son at long last. Catching wind of his plot, Spider-Man attempted to stop him, as the device was unstable and, even if successful, could destroy all of New York City. Spider-Man ended up fighting with the Green Goblin and Prowler in doing so, while also coming across Miles Morales, who had stumbled into the scene, and realizing that they share the same powers. As Kingpin's two henchmen and Spider-Man fight while Tombstone and the Alchemax scientists watch from the testing area's control room, Kingpin himself arrives and introduces the Super Collider to his enemy, before having the scientists activate it. However, much to Kingpin's distress, Green Goblin ends up shoving Spider-Man into the Super Collider's energy in an attempt to kill him, causing the experiment go awry and the Super Collider to explode, killing Green Goblin and gravely injuring Spider-Man in the process. At some point of time before the first test, scientist Johnathon Ohnn was experimenting with a radioactive spider with the collider, accidentally replacing it with one from Earth-42 which bit the Miles Morales of Earth-1610, depriving that universe of its Spider-Man and causing Miles to constantly experience distortion whenever he's outside his home universe.

   Following the explosion, Kingpin, Prowler and Tombstone search for the injured Spider-Man, who gives a USB drive designed to destroy the Super Collider to Miles, asking him to escape and destroy the machine for him. Kingpin then finds Spider-Man, who reveals that he knows why he is trying to use the Super Collider but insists that it won't work. Rather than listen to Spider-Man, Kingpin kills him in a fit of rage, subsequently ordering his enemy's body to be disposed of and the Collider to be rebuild. Upon noticing that an unseen Miles had witnessed the murder, Kingpin orders Prowler to kill him, though Miles ultimately escapes. News of Spider-Man's death quickly rocks New York, leading to Miles becoming fixated on following through with his promise to destroy the Super Collider. Unknown to Kingpin, an older, fatter and more disheveled version of Spider-Man from an alternate universe is summoned due to Spider-Man's DNA coming in contact with the Super Collider, and he and Miles decide to team up to stop the Super Collider and return the former to his universe.

   Going to Alchemax to create a new version of the USB drive (which had previously broke), Spider-Man leaves Miles behind while he infiltrates the building. However, Miles decides to come along upon seeing Kingpin and Tombstone enter the building. Kingpin begins to pressure Alchemax's CEO and the head of his Super-Collider project Olivia Octavius (Doctor Octopus) into finishing the alternate dimension-travelling machine, while, at the same time, Miles and Spider-Man begin to take the information they need, leading to them stealing Olivia's computer and its system unit while being chased down by her and the Alchemax scientists. After Spider-Man and Miles escape with the computer thanks to Spider-Gwen, Kingpin is seen with Tombstone overlooking the forest while recalling how he lost his family. When Doctor Octopus returns without the computer, he asks why he saw two Spider-Men, despite him killing the hero before he is told and that there are actually three. He is enraged at her for failing, though she insists that the appearance of more Spider-Men from other worlds only confirms that the Super Collider will work and that he will be able to summon as many alternate versions of his family as he wants once it is working again. Kingpin sees her point and has her get to work before leaving.

   Later, after Miles finds out that his uncle Aaron is really the Prowler and escapes from his apartment, the latter tracks him down and leads Kingpin, Tombstone, Doctor Octopus and Scorpion to Aunt May's house, where they and the other Spider-Men summoned by the Super Collider (Spider-Man Noir, Peni Parker and SP//DR, and Spider-Ham) start to fight for the USB drive. Once Prowler gets a hold of Miles and prepares to kill him, only to back down upon realizing that he is about to kill his nephew, Kingpin notices his hesitation and orders him to kill Miles. Ultimately, Prowler backs down, unable to harm his nephew, and Kingpin shoots him in the back fatally for it. Kingpin turns the gun on Miles, though Peter B. Parker kicks him away and has Miles escape along with his uncle who dies of his wound. Upon his uncle's death, Miles' desire to stop and get revenge on Kingpin is driven even further, but, fearing that Miles' inexperience would get him killed, Peter webs him down in his dorm and leaves with the other Spider-Men to destroy the Super Collider, planning on sacrificing himself by staying behind to insert the drive.

   That night, Kingpin hosts a gala ostensibly in honor of the fallen Spider-Man, even inviting his widow Mary Jane Watson to the affair, but in reality only uses it as a distraction while his scientists finish rebuilding and reactivate the Super Collider to summon an alternate version of Kingpin's family. The Spider-Men manage to sneak into the affair and make their way below Fisk Tower to destroy the Super Collider, but end up getting ambushed by Doctor Octopus, Scorpion, Tombstone and Kingpin's mobsters (Kingpin and the other supervillains having anticipated that they would come and foil the plot). However, Miles, now fully embracing his role as Spider-Man, quickly arrives to help, and they succeed in defeating them all. Enraged at the Spider-Men for interfering with the Collider again and ruining his chances of reuniting with his family, Kingpin jumps in to stop them after all but Peter had been sent home, the latter deciding to leave Miles to deal with the villain, fully confident that he will be able to win and shut down the Collider. The two proceed to fight within the Collider, and in that moment, alternate versions of Vanessa and Richard appear, who are all equally horrified at his actions just as the others had been.

   Blaming Spider-Man for taking his family from him once again, Kingpin brutally beats Miles down, sadistically remarking that he's going to make sure he never sees his own family ever again. However, encouraged by his father, Miles stands up to Kingpin, and remarks that he will never be separated from his family, before delivering a venom blast which seemingly incapacitates Kingpin and ends up destroying the Super Collider for good. Afterwards, Miles webs Kingpin up and leaves him to be arrested by the New York City Police Department, who discover him shortly after Miles and his father make amends.

   powers= High Intellect: Wilson Fisk is a genius businessman and a genius criminal mastermind. He funded and orchestrated for several supervillains to be hired. He is also capable of understanding the workings of Olivia Octavius' scientific developments. He is also a strategic master of manipulation and deception, able to trick the people of New York City by posing as a benevolent businessman. Despite his intellect, Fisk is very Arrogant, as he keeps foolishly blaming Spider-Men for taking his family from him when he didn't, as well as being at fault for driving them away himself after witnessing his cruel actions before they died, even blaming Miles when he didn't take anything from him, even when the alternate family was never his to begin with.

   Incredible Strength: Fisk's vast physical strength is more superior.

   Peak Physical Prowess: Fisk's physical abilities are at the pinnacle of human potential. Therefore, His strength, speed, stamina, senses, agility, reflexes, accuracy, longevity, durability, healing time, flexibility and combat skills are practically superhuman. His large size, iron willpower, sheer stubbornness and combative power allows him to surpass his human limitations to go toe-to-toe or occasionally stomped with superhumans like Spider-Man in physical confrontations.

   Master Combatant: Despite his lack of superpowers, Fisk is a strong and powerful world-class fighter with tremendous and savage powerful physical strength in levels that no one can even imagine. At an undetermined point, He was able to go toe-to-toe with his world's Spider-Man and could have killed him if his wife and son didn't walk in on the two of them fighting. Fisk was able to brutally beats Miles Morales down and dodged as well as blocked some of his blows and webbing. The way he fights seems to be a mixture of sumo wrestling, professional wrestling, street fighting, bare knuckle boxing, shuai jiao and his own sheer strength mixed together, making him somewhat of a mixed martial artist.

   Indomitable Willpower: Fisk possesses an astounding sense of willpower and stubbornness, able to exceed his strength expectations against superhumans like Spider-Man himself. He is unflinchingly willing to restore his family by any means necessary even if one of the means may include losing some of his wealth to fund the workings of the Particle Collider that would bring alternate versions of his loved ones and cause universal destruction. His unparalleled strength of will also allows to take hits that should kill a normal human. He is also fearless to a fault, willing to fight Spider-Man within the malfunctioning collider despite the unstable and unpredictable effects around the two.

   High Pain Tolerance: Due to his immense stature, peak physical prowess and unbending mental fortitude, Fisk has a practically inhuman endurance to pain. He took direct hits from Earth-TRN700's Spider-Man and later Miles Morales who both possesses superhuman strength and kept fighting. During his fight against Miles, Fisk had a taxi flung at him, bumped into a crane, and landed onto Brooklyn Bridge with Miles’ small body to break his fall yet none of them were enough to even tire him out. He was struck by Miles’ Venom Strike and then hurled into the ceiling of the super collider, destroying it in the process but Fisk survived although was unconscious till after being webbed up by Miles.

   Immense Resources: Wilson Fisk possesses incredible resources and this allows him to hire several supervillains and even fund Alchemax's research and development projects. Said resources also helped him retain good relations with the public before some of his crimes got exposed or at the very least, make it hard to convict him

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   Keys: doc ock, doc_ock

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   Dr. Olivia Octavius, also known as Doctor Octopus, is the secondary antagonist of Sony Pictures Animation's 18th feature film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

   appearance= Olivia has shaggy hair tied into a large bun (which resembles an octopus's mantle) and wears green goggles. She wears a green metal and plastic suit around her body with four octopus arms attached to it. Unlike the original Doc Ock whose octopus arms are metallic, hers is translucent instead with visible wiring and machinery inside. In her regular day-to-day life, Olivia instead wears white glasses, a colourful headband and scarf, a light blue dress and a white lab coat. Her hair is also rather unkempt and untied.

   personality= Olivia initially appeared to be an optimistic and absent-minded doctor, but in reality, she's a sadistic, megalomaniacal scientist. She enjoys inflicting pain on others proven she eagerly waits for alternate Peter Parker to disintegrate out of existence. She also shows little concern for others as she goes through with building the machine despite knowing it could destroy the entire city.

   background= Olivia Octavius is a scientist and the CEO of the science research & development company known as Alchemax, and used to be friends with Peter Parker's Aunt May. Olivia, at some point later on, became the supervillain and power-mad scientist known as Doctor Octopus, and is one of the many supervillains that Spider-Man has fought in his ten years as a superhero.

   Having been reached out to the Kingpin, Alchemax would start being benefited by him, and Olivia started working for the latter as his scientific advisor and left-hand woman, as well as the head of his secret Super-Collider project. One of her assistants, Jonathan Ohnn, assisted in conducting and overseeing experiments.

   After a battle between Spider-Man and Kingpin's henchmen which resulted in the Super-Collider exploding and Kingpin killing an injured Spider-Man in the process, the machine's effects had also caused other Spider-People to appear. An older, more disheveled version of Spider-Man from an alternate universe is summoned due to Spider-Man's DNA coming in contact with the Super-Collider as a result of being recklessly shoved in by Green Goblin, and he and Miles decide to team up to destroy the super-collider and return the former to his universe.

   Going to Alchemax to create a new version of the USB drive (which had previously broken), Spider-Man leaves Miles behind while he infiltrates the building, however, Miles decides to come along upon seeing Kingpin and Tombstone enter the building. Kingpin begins to pressure Olivia into finishing the super-collider, while, at the same time, Miles and Spider-Man begin to take the information they need. She walks in on Spider-Man and realizes that he is from another universe. She examines the overweight counterpart, before restraining him in a chair and discovers that staying too long out of his home dimension causes his cells to degenerate.

   Olivia then states she looks forward to it before she reveals herself to be "Doctor Octopus" and attacks Spider-Man. Miles steals the computer and its system unit, and Spider-Man follows him which leads to them being chased down by her and the Alchemax scientists.

   Doctor Octopus is close to getting the computer and its hardware back before Spider-Gwen saves them and they escape. When Doctor Octopus returns without the hardware, Fisk is enraged at her for failing, though she insists that the appearance of more Spider-People only confirms that the super-collider will work and that he will be able to summon as many alternate versions of his family as he wants once it is working again after squishing a few spiders. Fisk begrudgingly sees her point and tells her to get the machine up and running.

   Later, after Miles finds out that his uncle Aaron is really the Prowler and escapes from his apartment, the latter tracks him down and leads Kingpin, Doctor Octopus, Scorpion and Tombstone to Aunt May's house, where they and the other Spider-Men summoned by the super-collider (Spider-Man Noir, Peni Parker, and SP//DR, and Spider-Ham) start to fight for the USB drive which destroys the house.

   That night, Kingpin hosts a gala ostensibly in honor of the fallen Spider-Man, even inviting his widow Mary Jane Watson to the affair, but in reality, only uses it as a distraction while his scientists finish rebuilding and reactivate the super-collider to summon an alternate version of Kingpin's family. The Spider-People (planning to have Peter B. Parker sacrifice himself to return the others to their dimensions without Miles trying to interfere) manage to sneak into the affair and make their way below Fisk Tower to destroy the super-collider, but Doctor Octopus, Tombstone, Scorpion and Kingpin's mobsters ambush them (Kingpin and the other supervillains having anticipated that they would come and foil the plot). The Spider-People are overwhelmed until Miles in a new Spider-Man costume and now fully embracing his role as Spider-Man uses Doctor Octopus's tentacles against her in invisibility mode. The Spider-People realize that he can now send them back but Kingpin turns up the accelerator. Doctor Octopus battles Miles, Spider-Man, and Spider-Woman while the Super Collider's effects of pulling thing causes a truck to run over Doctor Octopus away. She is the CEO of Alchemax and a former friend of Peter Parker's Aunt May in Miles Morales' universe. Octavius works for Kingpin, intending to help him use the Super Collider to bring back alternate versions of his deceased wife and son.

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   Keys: Dybbuk

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   Name: Marie Floarre Age: 20 Race/species: enhanced human Career: Thief for hire Sexuality: bisexual (strong male lean) Moral standing: gray, doesn't mind when things turn dark Home dimension: Earth-1610 Weaknesses: her powers degrade her body and create a sort of rot to take place. It heals and returns to normal over time, but she requires blood to replenish what has been tainted. Alias: Dybbuk

   Background: Marie is no one. Born to the streets and left to rot after her parents passed on leaving her alone. Even as a child she showed a strange ability. She had a knack for poisoning the world around her. A simple touch would be enough to kill a grown man if prolonged exposure occurs.

   As Marie got older, she learned to control herself, but with this control came an understanding that she was a monster. This was only half true. She didn't belong to this world, fallen from some place in another time in another place. No one quite understands it. But she wasn't a monster.

   At least, that would ring in the back of her mind up until she was taken in by a notable figure within New York. Wilson grant Fisk– a man who was known for many things. Among this was his charity work. What better way to show off your goo nature than to take in an orphan from a Bronx orphanage. Marie wouldn’t fight this. At 13 she was reaching the age where people stopped seeing her as a potential adoption candidate. She’d take any way to get out.

   During her time with Fisk, came experimentation. Nothing too harmful, never anything that would scar. What would come with it was the knowledge that she was a monster. Able to syphon the life out of someone, poison someone with a single touch, see in the dark, and turn invisible– she saw herself as a monster– a vampire of legends children in the orphanage used to tell her. She’d lock herself away from the world with the revelation that she was never normal. Experimentation would end when she lashed out, nearly killing a handful of scientists in her frustration.

   Marie would remain by Fisk’s side, but she was never the same. She couldn’t stand herself anymore and she had given up on trying. She’d no longer be seen with him at events. She’d hardly leave her room.

   With this frustration came the need to experiment not scientifically, but with what could make her feel alive again. It was a slow delve into the underworld. Living with Fisk while at night she ventured out. Donning the name Dybbuk and doing whatever she felt like doing. Some days she was good, very good. Then there were days where the anger and the craving for blood seeped into the cracks.

   Personality: If Marie would be believed she’s every bit as poison as her abilities are. The truth is a little more muddled. She’ll act aggressive, pushing people away to feel safe in her own skin. She lets very few people in.

   The cracks in the wall are there. She has a sense of humor– always having something witty to say or some borderline rude nickname for everyone she comes across. She’s also incredibly intelligent. Well read and able to speak several languages at the ready. Marie has a love for old books and movies, and a fondness for the 80s era of fantasy.

   She’s also incredibly loyal. Though she’d never verbalize that she’s thankful for Fisk saving her, she’d follow him to the ends and defend his every action. If he asked her to pull the trigger she would. Likewise once she’s decided she likes you she’s prone to becoming your ride or die. That and a permanent cuddle buddy. She’s been noted as being like a cat, deciding that all the laps of those she loves are places to sit or lay on– with consent and always platonically.

   Appearance: General clothing: wears styles typical of the trip-hop and hip hop scene. Bikini tops, baggy pants, heavy shoes. The only thing that stays is a fur lined jacket she sports almost everywhere. Uniform: similar to her street clothes but she sports a full body suit to hide most of the effects of her abilities. Her mask extends to her nose and her gloves are detachable. Other important articles/items: n/a Height: 5' 2" Hair color: black Eye color: white blue

   Powers: -enhanced durability -poison touch -energy draining (can be from touch or from consuming blood) -night vision -temporary invisibility Limitations: any long lasting effects on her person cause migraines if used too much. Her draining causes parts of her body to 'rot'. It's reversible, but overall troublesome to deal with.

   Skills: -acrobatics -linguist (speaks French, Korean, German, and Latin fluently)

   Weapons: -only her hands -occasionally she'll pack a pistol

   Fighting style: Overall very hands on. She's able to contort her body in various ways to move in ways that make her hard to pin down.

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