History Characters / SpiderManTheAnimatedSeriesVillains

* VisionaryVillain: Doom sincerely believes that only through his absolute rule that can mankind be rid of hunger disease and conflict.

* VisionaryVillain: Doom sincerely believes that only through his absolute rule that mankind can be rid of hunger disease and conflict.

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1952}} (grunts in "The Price of Heroism", uncredited)

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1952}}

* EvilCounterpart: To Dr. Strange.

%%* AmbitionIsEvil

%%* EvilSorcerer

%%* SorcerousOverlord
%%* TinTyrant: Played with; see The Faceless above.

* TokenGoodTeammate: [[spoiler: In ''X-Men '97'', he's the only standing member of Bastion's cabal who blatantly calls ''[[KillEmAll what]]'' he did in Genosha as flagrant war crimes, not that it stops him from continuing their collaboration together, but it does at least show he has [[EvenEvilHasStandards ethical standards]] compared to everyone else in party with him.]]

%%* VisionaryVillain

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* TokenGoodTeammate: [[spoiler: In ''X'Men 97'', he's the only standing member of Bastion's cabal who blatantly calls ''[[KillEmAll what]]'' he did in Genosha as flagrant war crimes, not that it stops him from continuing their collaboration together, but it does at least show he has [[EvenEvilHasStandards ethical standards]] compared to everyone else in party with him.]]

-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TomKane

* UnexplainedRecovery: ''WesternAnimation/XMen97'' shows that at some point he managed to return from his HeroicSacrifice, even being rehired at the Daily Bugle.

* {{Hypocrite}}: During his battle with Scorpion in "Partners", Alistair called his opponent a "freak of nature". Spider-man is quick to call him out on this.

** She can also be viewed as one to Vanessa Fisk. Both are [[MoralityPet morality pets]] to otherwise ruthless crime lords, with Alisa being Silvermane's daughter while Vanessa is Kingpin's wife. However, while Alisa is loyal to her father and aids in his career of crime, Vanessa wants Kingpin to abandon his life of crime. Vanessa ultimately leaves Kingpin after his feud with Silverman puts her in danger while Alisa remains loyal to her father. That Alisa basically looks like a younger version of Vanessa without the skunk stripe is probably not a coincidence.

* ArcVillain: Though the Beyonder is responsible for the events of ''Secret Wars'', the second major arc of season 5, his preference to refrain from getting personally involved in the conflict so as to test Spider-Man means Doom is left as the main villain of the arc. He only appears in a prominent role in the third and final episode, but of the three major, independent villain warlords, Doom is clearly the most competent, as shown when he beats Doctor Octopus offscreen and forces him to ally with Red Skull in the second episode. Doom's theft of the Beyonder's power leaves him the last man standing, and even when it turns out he doesn't truly control the powers, his refusal to give them up makes him the ultimate antagonist.

* DidntThinkThisThrough: The Red Skull's attempt to force John Hardesky to betray his country and get the sup soldier formula that created Captain America goes south in 1943. When the boy was in what he thought was Nazi base, he over hears the apparently Nazi super soldier being referred to as "Captain America" and then Hardesky realizes what was going on and fled without revealing the formula to the Red Skull and henchmen, despite the Skull's attempt to stop the kid.