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[[folder:Sandra Santos / Hightail]]
!!Sandra Santos / Hightail
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Y'all are taking entirely too long so I am finishing this."]]
A pickpocket with superspeed that was apprehended by Agent Gao and has been conscripted to join Gao's special task force, Cape Killers, in order to get time off her sentence.

* BoxedCrook: In ComicBook/CarnageReigns, she is under the control of Agent Gao in the latter's personal superhero killing program, Cape Killers.
* LogicalWeakness: Hightail is a speedster who relies on having solid footing in order to effectively use her powers. So a Cletus-possessed Kenneth Neely immediately uses his symbiote biomass to assimilate the ground under her, immobilizing Hightail long enough to blast her with a repulsor ray.
* {{Mutant}}: In ''ComicBook/RedGoblin'' #5, Feilong criticizes Agent Gao for the villains she chose to be a part of her team's roster, taking particular offense to the fact that one of them [[FantasticRacism is a mutant]]. With Scorpion and Electro being officially classified as human mutates while Taskmaster wasn't born with an X-Gene to explain his photographic reflexes, that leaves Hightail as the only member of the roster who could be the mutant in question.
* StickyFingers: She is a thief that uses her SuperSpeed to steal.
* SuperSpeed: It's her superpower.

[[folder:Taskmaster]]
!!Tony Masters / Taskmaster
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Hiya, kid. Long time no stab!"]]
A supervillain mercenary born with "photographic reflexes" that grants him the notorious ability to [[PowerCopying perfectly mimic the movements and skills of those he witnesses]]. Taskmaster primarily used his talents to serve as a teacher and consultant to various villains, henchmen, and even a small number of heroes. Miles has traded blows with Taskmaster on several occasions, foiling his hustle as a [[ProfessionalKiller assassin]] before he was inevitably apprehended by Agent Gao to serve as a member of her [[CapeBusters Cape Killers]].

-> See Characters/MarvelComicsTaskmaster

[[folder:Asset Quantum]]
!!Asset Quantum

[[folder:Lori Baumgartner/Bombshell Mom]]

!!Ultimate Universe Rogues Gallery

[[folder:Norman Osborn / Green Goblin]]
!!Norman Osborn / Green Goblin
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Norman Osborn is a corrupt industrialist and CEO of [=OsCorp=]. A scientist who was trying to perfect the Super Soldier drug for S.H.I.E.L.D., an obsession that leads to the neglect of his wife and son. Theorizing that if the OZ serum combined with spider DNA gave the first Spider-Man the abilities of a spider, then if Norman were to receive OZ combined with his own DNA, he could become a heightened version of himself.

Norman, however, is transformed into a muscular, grotesque, demonic-looking monster, granting him superhuman strength, reflexes, stamina and durability, and enabling him to leap great distances. He also has the ability to throw flaming balls of destructive power. It also puts his already unstable personality into overdrive.

He has recently been brought back as TheDragon to Ultimatum.

-> See Characters/UltimateSpiderMan

[[folder:Maximus Gargan / The Scorpion II]]
!!Maximus Gargan/The Scorpion

A Mexican crime lord who followed The Prowler up to New York for revenge for a double-cross. Once there, he decided the city needed a new Kingpin, and set out to consolidate his territory and terrorize The Prowler. Possesses nigh impenetrable skin and wields a fearsome chained flail similar to a scorpion's tail.

-> See Characters/UltimateSpiderMan

[[folder:Dr. Conrad Marcus / Venom II]]
!!Dr. Conrad Marcus/Venom II
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The third host of the Venom symbiote. He once worked as a scientist for Oscorp but switched to Roxxon, and when he learned Betty Brant was investigating an OZ-infected spider that had given Miles Morales his powers, he stole a sample of the Venom Suit from Roxxon and used it to kill Betty. He confronted and injured Jefferson Morales, who Betty's notes indicated was Spider-Man II, but was driven off by Miles.

-> See Characters/UltimateSpiderMan

[[folder:Donald Roxxon]]
!!Donald Roxxon

Donald Roxxon was born into a wealthy family and became the heir to Roxxon Corporation. After his father died, the multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical empire was left to him despite not having any business skills nor the genius of his would be Rival Norman Osborn or business tycoon, Justin Hammer. After losing Captain America, Nick Fury enlisted the help of several corporations that may be interested in finding the next super-soldier program. So he did whatever he could to compete with Osborn and his competitors to gain the next super-soldier formula since it granted contracts from the Military even sinking to child abduction, human experimentation(way before Osborn even considered), and many unethical means.

[[folder:Roxxon Brain Trust]]
!!Roxxon Brain Trust

A group of scientists hired by Roxxon to create genetically powered super beings. They have no moral compass and would gladly suspend ethics for the sake of scientific discovery and money.

-->'''Miles(pleading with Raneem):''' You’re right. I don’t understand. I don’t think I ever will. But I know my family isn’t to blame. So please don’t take it out on them. Take it out on me. I won’t fight you anymore, Raneem. Just leave them be.

--> '''Raneem(Powered up and Pissed Off):''' ''I’m never going to stop coming for you, Miles Morales. Or your family. Or your friends. I’m going to be the thing that keeps you up at night. If you want to stop me, you’re going to have to see this through to the end!''

* BoxedCrook: In Carnage Reigns, she is under the control of Agent Gao in the latter's personal superhero killing program, Cape Killers.

* ArchEnemy: Raneem is villain that hates Miles Morales because of something he couldn’t control. She hates him specifically and no other villain of Miles has this much malice for the kid.

[[folder:Sandra Santos/Hightail]]
!!Sandra Santos/Hightail

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* StickyFingers: She is a thief that uses her SuperSpeed to kill.

--> Rabble: We can call it even, Miles! Just a simple trade! A mother for a mother! A father for a father! What do you say?! Does that sound fair to you?! When you are the only Morales left, then this debt’ll be settled!

-->’’’Raneem:’’’ You don’t know what it’s like. For two people to sacrifice so much, to work so hard to give you a better life. I just wanted to return the favor. I just wanted to be a good daughter.

-->’’’Rabble:’’’ I am the Envoy of Death.

-->’’’Miles(pleading with Raneem):’’’ You’re right. I don’t understand. I don’t think I ever will. But I know my family isn’t to blame. So please don’t take it out on them. Take it out on me. I won’t fight you anymore, Raneem. Just leave them be.
--> ‘’’Raneem:’’’ No. No. No. It’s not fair. You still get to decide. You still get a shot at redemption. You still get to take the high road and give me your pity. You still get to be the hero. You still win! I can’t let that happen.
--> ‘’’Miles:’’’ Raneem, please don’t—-
--> ‘’’Raneem(Powered up and Pissed Off):’’’ ‘’I’m never going to stop coming for you, Miles Morales. Or your family. Or your friends. I’m going to be the thing that keeps you up at night. If you want to stop me, you’re going to have to see this through to the end!’’

A child of Arab immigrants who came to New York in pursuit of the American Dream. Raneem Rashad is a TeenGenius born with [[{{Technopath}} technopathic]] abilities that allowed her to repair and radically improve the machines around her. But after the passing of her mother and her father's business declining to the point of bankruptcy, Raneem's only shot at a better education hinged on winning the student charter lottery at Brooklyn Visions Academy.

* NotGoodWithPeople: She felt closer to machines than with people, to the point that her parents were practically the only people she cared about.

* ThePowerOfHate: Is driven by it along with her misplaced grief. Rabble refuses to be redeemed as long as Miles is breathing air. Raneem actually hates Miles.
-->’’’Rabble:’’’ I am the Envoy of Death.

* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Has the full tragic backstory suite, and seeks to burn down Miles and his life out of entitlement towards what she believes she's owed after what was lost to her.

* WouldHurtAChild: She deliberately targeted Miles’ family knowing he had a baby sister and her goal was to kill Billie along with anyone connected with Miles.

* EvilIsPetty: She wants to make Miles suffer simply because he won the student charter lottery at Brooklyn Visions instead of her. Treating him as emblematic of the system she derides as unjust for literally gambling with the livelihoods of children, [[RevengeMyopia regardless of the fact that he himself had no control over the circumstances just like all of the other kids who participated]].

* ImmigrantParents: Raneem is a first-generation American whose parents immigrated from UsefulNotes/{{Jordan}}.

* CyberNinja: Runs a clan of Cyber Ninja with LaserBlade Katanas.

* DatingCatwoman: Implied to be the reason why she was smitten with Miles and why she was disappointed that Miles turned out to be Spider-Man.

** Was relieved when the bane and reason why her organization fell, Tony Stark and James Rhodey, were indisposed, so when she learned that there was a replacement, she immediately went after Ironheart and Rescue.
* ExplosiveLeash: She implants bombs in her goons' heads as a measure to keep them from divulging information. Not that she needs to worry as they are fanatically loyal to her.

* RevengeBeforeReason: She is vindictive and prideful so she does not forget those who betrayed her and sleighted her in the least. Given that both Miles and Riri drew her ire, one can expect that she will come back and haunt them again.

* {{Yakuza}}: Of a sort. Although she was not born in a gang and it is hinted that she overthrew the real Japanese Yakuza.

!!Ultimate Universe Rogues Gallery

[[folder:Norman Osborn / Green Goblin]]
!!Norman Osborn / Green Goblin
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Norman Osborn is a corrupt industrialist and CEO of [=OsCorp=]. A scientist who was trying to perfect the Super Soldier drug for S.H.I.E.L.D., an obsession that leads to the neglect of his wife and son. Theorizing that if the OZ serum combined with spider DNA gave the first Spider-Man the abilities of a spider, then if Norman were to receive OZ combined with his own DNA, he could become a heightened version of himself.

Norman, however, is transformed into a muscular, grotesque, demonic-looking monster, granting him superhuman strength, reflexes, stamina and durability, and enabling him to leap great distances. He also has the ability to throw flaming balls of destructive power. It also puts his already unstable personality into overdrive.

He has recently been brought back as TheDragon to Ultimatum.

-> See Characters/UltimateSpiderMan

[[folder:Maximus Gargan / The Scorpion II]]
!!Maximus Gargan/The Scorpion

A Mexican crime lord who followed The Prowler up to New York for revenge for a double-cross. Once there, he decided the city needed a new Kingpin, and set out to consolidate his territory and terrorize The Prowler. Possesses nigh impenetrable skin and wields a fearsome chained flail similar to a scorpion's tail.

-> See Characters/UltimateSpiderMan

[[folder:Dr. Conrad Marcus / Venom II]]
!!Dr. Conrad Marcus/Venom II
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The third host of the Venom symbiote. He once worked as a scientist for Oscorp but switched to Roxxon, and when he learned Betty Brant was investigating an OZ-infected spider that had given Miles Morales his powers, he stole a sample of the Venom Suit from Roxxon and used it to kill Betty. He confronted and injured Jefferson Morales, who Betty's notes indicated was Spider-Man II, but was driven off by Miles.

[[folder:Donald Roxxon]]
!!Donald Roxxon

Donald Roxxon was born into a wealthy family and became the heir to Roxxon Corporation. After his father died, the multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical empire was left to him despite not having any business skills nor the genius of his would be Rival Norman Osborn or business tycoon, Justin Hammer. After losing Captain America, Nick Fury enlisted the help of several corporations that may be interested in finding the next super-soldier program. So he did whatever he could to compete with Osborn and his competitors to gain the next super-soldier formula since it granted contracts from the Military even sinking to child abduction, human experimentation(way before Osborn even considered), and many unethical means.

[[folder:Roxxon Brain Trust]]
!!Roxxon Brain Trust

A group of scientists hired by Roxxon to create genetically powered super beings. They have no moral compass and would gladly suspend ethics for the sake of scientific discovery and money.

* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: He speas with complicated diction. He never expresses any intent without getting straight to the point or being transparent.

* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: The Assessor thankfully ends up on the receiving end of this trope after [[spoiler:Miles eventually confesses to [[ComicBook/IronMan Tony Stark]] what happened to him while he was the Assessor's captive. Tony, ''[[AdultFear completely horrified]]'' and ''[[BerserkButton enraged]]'' by the revelation, takes it upon himself to '''[[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill singlehandedly annihilate]]''' both the Assessor and his illicit operations in Brooklyn [[PapaWolf for what he did to the kid.]]]]

[[folder:Ultimatum / '''SPOILER''' Alter Ego]]

* DatingCatwoman: Implied to be the reason why she was smitten with Miles and why she was disappointed that Miles turned out to be Spider-man.

* QuirkyMinibossSquad: He's got several groups of minions who wear costumes similar to his. They're looking to establish themselves in the criminal vacuum left behind when Spider-Man and Starling took down Tombstone. Not much is known about them other than that are aggressively pushing the Ultimate Oz formula that created Green Goblin and Ultimate Spider-man on the people of Brooklyn (sometimes literally, as Miles tries to save a man. when they force the drug down the guy's throat).

!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage'' #2, ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage: Miles Morales'' #1

-->See also: [[Characters/UltimateSpiderMan Ultimate Spider-Man Characters]]

* AffirmativeActionLegacy: He's Mexican and the second person to use the Scorpion identity.
* AwesomeMcCoolName: ''Maximus'' Gargan.
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: He has the word "Scorpion" tattooed across the front of his neck. Since he's a huge guy with a bull neck, it's really prominent in any frontal shots.
* TheBrute: Although a fairly eloquent and intelligent example. He has the cleverness and ambition to (try to) assemble a criminal empire. However, his anger issues tend to turn anyone who bothers him into paste, [[AsskickingEqualsAuthority though this isn't necessarily a hindrance]].
* ComicBookFantasyCasting: Is drawn to resemble Creator/DannyTrejo, down to the placement of his tattoos (though Maximus has ink more relevant to his character).
* CompositeCharacter: Of Mac Gargan (uses the name "Scorpion" and almost similar real name) and Black Tartantula (a Hispanic crime lord who, likewise, has ambiguous superhuman powers).
* DecompositeCharacter: 616 Mac Gargan becomes both the Clone Saga Scorpion-Peter Parker, and a Mexican crime lord. Neither actually ''resemble'' him all that much, except that the former has the costume and the latter (almost) his name. As noted above, Maximus more closely resembles another Spidey villain, the Black Tartantula.
* EpicFlail: He can demolish entire large rooms filled with equipment and containers in just a couple swings.
* ImplacableMan: He's nigh-invulnerable and shows it.
* InexplicablyAwesome: Though an explanation may be forthcoming, the hints given so far about his strength and resilience are incredibly vague, and he is otherwise just another crime lord. Even when in FBI custody sometime in the past, they were unable to confirm whether or not he was superhuman, and rumors of his powers likewise travel in criminal circles without any confirmation. The Scorpion implies that his impenetrable skin has something to do with where he came from.
* MadeOfIron: Can take electrical shocks and blunt force trauma pretty well, in addition to his tough skin, though it's unclear as to whether it's actually SuperToughness or not.
* MissionFromGod: Once he sees how pathetic criminals in New York were, he realizes that God could only have sent him to New York to turn things around.
* MoodSwinger: When he loses his temper, ''he really loses his temper''.
* MythologyGag: Mac Gargan → Maximus Gargan, and of course the scorpion flail.
* NighInvulnerable: Overlaps with MadeOfIron. Sufficiently sharp blades or razors can become embedded in his skin, but not pierce completely through. The pain can incapacitate him, though.
* OneSteveLimit: During the Clone Saga, one of Peter's clones was clad in a [[MythologyGag cybernetic suit of armour equipped with an acid-spewing tail]], and was the only clone aside from Spider-Woman to survive.
* RaceLift: Once his connection to the mainstream Scorpion was solidified, we have the Scorpion going from Caucasian to Mexican.
* ReligiousBruiser: He's a steadfast Catholic, and considers it his God-anointed duty to take control of NYC's criminal underbelly.
* VisionaryVillain: Comes to believe that the crime element of New York is both unorganized and weak; he wants to take back control of crime and bring some class to the criminal underworld.
* YouCantFightFate: Probably related to his belief in his MissionFromGod, he sees fate as the series of challenges life presents you; you either bow before them or fight through them -- either way, there's only one possible outcome based on who you are.

!! Dr. Conrad Marcus/Venom II

* AffirmativeActionLegacy: Conrad Marcus was a middle-aged African-American man, in contrast to the teenaged-to-twenty something Caucasian Eddie Brock.
* AmbiguousSituation: There's a lot to cast doubt on whether his supposedly secret identity is actually that. Notably, it was at one point made clear that this version of Venom was operating without a host, and another that he had a mysterious connection to Miles' father.
** [[spoiler:When Conrad first appeared, Osborn offered him a lot of money to replicate the spider who created Spider-Man because Osborn couldn't do it himself. When he learned that the new Spider-Man was indirectly made by him through Betty Brant, he may have decided to reclaim what was his or at least abduct Miles, since the spider Betty brought him died and he needed to learn how he did it in order to profit from it.]]
* CombatTentacles: His first appearance in the third volume is him shanking Betty Brant with a razor tentacle.
* CompositeCharacter: Marcus's Venom seems to be a blend of Eddie Brock's original sadistic rampage an of one-shot Spidey villain Carl King, a.k.a. [[TheWormThatWalks The Thousand]], both having a similar MO in hunting Spider-Man, but following King's origin that involved one of the original experimental spiders that gave Peter his powers producing a monstrous successor.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Conrad Marcus appeared in the very first issue creating the spider that bit Miles.
* EyelessFace: As Venom, Marcus's eyes become progressively smaller until they disappear completely.
* HulkingOut: Initially resembles a skeletal version of Eddie Brock's Venom form with clawed feet, but quickly becomes far larger and more bestial in appearance than Eddie was, [[PrimalStance walking on all fours]] and having an elongated snout resembling the giant Venom in ''VideoGame/SpiderManWebOfShadows''.
* KilledOffForReal: By the police opening fire on him after Spider-Man II stripped him of the symbiote.
* IAmAHumanitarian: Tries to eat a police officer and later absorbs Miles, which backfires when Miles uses his Venom Blasts to pull a ChestBurster and strip Marcus of the symbiote.
* LegacyCharacter: The third person to don a sample of the Venom Suit.
* MorallyAmbiguousDoctorate: Used to work as a scientist for Oscorp before switching to Roxxon.
* OverlyLongTongue: Even longer than Eddie Brock's.
* PrimalStance: Becomes ''far'' more bestial in appearance as Venom than Eddie Brock was.
* SanitySlippage: The Venom Suit increasingly influences Markus, wanting to bond to Spider-Man.
* WhatIsThisFeeling: For some reason, Marcus's sample of the Venom Suit was drawn to Miles Morales in the same way the original was drawn to Peter Parker.
* TheWormThatWalks: Likely due to its nature as a test sample of the original symbiotic, this Venom is both more monstrous in appearance and is drawn to look like a pile of smaller creatures fused into one being.

Donald Roxxon was born into a wealthy family and became the heir to Roxxon Corporation. After his father died, the multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical empire was left to him despite not having any business skills nor the genius of his would be Rival Norman Osborn or business tycoon, Justin Hammer. After losing Captain America, Nick Fury enlisted the help of several corporations that may be interested in finding the next super-soldier program. So he did whatever he could to compete with Osborn and his competitors to gain the next super-soldier formula since it granted contracts from the Military even sinking to child abduction, human experimentation(way before Osborn even considered), and many unethical means.

* AbusiveParents: It has been stated that his dad hated him and even sometimes beat Roxxon.
* BigBadWannabe: He fervently believes in his own abilities, but he just does not cut it as a menacing villain compared to the likes of Osborn. However, he does have money to hire competent people who make up for his incompetence.
* ButtMonkey: Long before his introduction, Roxxon has been regarded as a bumbling oaf who fell into money. His own father abused him and hated him. His own scientists readily acknowledge how crazy insecure he is and only useful for money to fund their experiments.
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In his first appearance in the Silver Sable arc, Roxxon is portrayed as a man in over his head, not malevolent like some other corporate villains such as Osborn or Justin Hammer, but frightened of the other more vicious rivals out there seeking to take over his company and trying to survive in a dog-eat-dog world; he only hired Sable and the Wildpack to bring him Spider-Man because he wanted to know why Spider-Man seemed to be protecting his businesses from attacks and was more of a bumbler than a schemer (when Peter was unmasked in front of him by Sable he also mentioned he had a son Peter's age). In later appearances he was a more straightforward CorruptCorporateExecutive with no morals or scruples, motivated by base greed and responsible for any number of nasty things and inhuman experiments. He was also {{Retcon}}ned into being the force behind the Clone Saga (originally it was implied Doctor Octopus got his backing from forces within the US government and Roxxon was never mentioned at the time). Most of the villainous tropes here refer to his later appearances.
* CompensatingForSomething: He tries to make up for his lack of intelligence and business skills to compete with the likes of Hammer and Oscorp by hiring scientists to do his experiments without actually understanding what they are doing. The only reason that he lasted so long as a corporation was because Osborn and Hammer took themselves out.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: This guy takes the cake. He is only formidable because he is extremely rich and desperate enough to make profit to the extent that he suspends ethics.
* DependingOnTheArtist: His appearance changes all the freaking time. About the only thing that remains consistent is his [[GagNose nose]].
** In his first appearance, he's overweight and clean-shaven.
** In his second appearance in Ultimate Enemy, he's suddenly thin and has a mustache.
** In his third appearance, when Miles confronts him, he's suddenly clean-shaven and slightly portly again.
* DisposableVagrant: Roxxon, would kidnap or experiment on people who nobody would miss. There was an entire list of experiments.
* EvilGloating: From the minute Miles and Spider-Woman burst into his office, he starts bragging.
* ItsAllAboutMe: A serious case of this.
* ManChild: His first appearance establishes his backstory as a rich kid that spent his entire life blowing cash on partying until he was forced to take charge of a multi-million dollar company. Explains a lot.
* MotorMouth: Not in the traditional sense, but it's pretty clear his mouth moves much, much quicker than his brain.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: This guy placed the instruments to his demise and inadvertently made an entire super-hero team hate him.
** First, he unlawfully granted pardon to a criminal in order to have his scientists experiment on her. After the experiment was successful, she escaped and then her child who she was pregnant with gained powers as well came back fifteen years later and helped secure his demise.
** Second, he worked with Dr. Octopus to clone Peter Parker multiple times. One of those clones turned out to be the gender swapped clone, Jessica Drew. She harbored se much resentment for Roxxon Corporation that she had them infiltrated twice upon finding out the ties to her creation. Her resentment towards her former creators was the main reason why she formed the teen of pissed off teenage supers who also have been mistreated by Roxxon.
** Third, Cloak and Dagger were more immediate than the previous two, but after kidnapping the kids, having their deaths faked, and then experimented on, Cloak and Dagger escaped from Roxxon, made public news that drew the attention of Jessica Drew and helped Miles come out his retirement. The reason that they were able to get in contact with Spider-woman, Spider-man, and Bombshell was because Roxxon sent out a hit to attempting to cover up his tracks which led to a fight.
** Finally, Miles Morales came out of retirement because of what he did to the previous four. Then he found out that Roxxon was involved with the Venom Symbiote that caused his mom's death, and was the one who hired Aaron Jefferson, the Prowler, to steal from the Oscorp building which led to Miles becoming Spider-Man.
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: For all his incompetence and boobery, he still has moments of competence. Not to mention whatever it was he did to Miles' dad all those years ago.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Tries to act like he is "the leader of men" and SHIELD won't take him under custody because he works with them. He turns out to be wrong on both accounts.
* UngratefulBastard: Spider-Man inadvertently saves multiple projects from superpowered mercenaries? Hire other mercenaries to track and kidnap him so you can interrogate him on why he would. Angrily called out by Peter himself, why would you restrain and interrogate someone apparently helping you? No wonder other costumed superpowers are mad with you if this is how you show gratitude.

* AdaptationalVillainy: Layla Miller here is a cold-blooded MadScientist and agent of Apocalypse.
* DecompositeCharacter: Samuel Stern isn't the Ultimate universe's Leader, but rather [[ComicBook/{{Excalibur}} Pete]] [[CompositeCharacter Wisdom]].
* HulkingOut: Samuel Sterns
* MorallyAmbiguousDoctorate: All of them.
* UnexplainedRecovery: The last time Nathaniel Essex was seen anywhere, he was in a S.H.I.E.L.D. cell.

* ActionBomb

* HavingABlast

* StuffBlowingUp
* WonderTwinPowers

[[folder:Venom II]]
!! Venom II[=/=]Dr. Conrad Marcus

[[folder: Donald Roxxon]]
Donald Roxxon was born into a wealthy family and became the heir to Roxxon Corporation. After his father died, the multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical empire was left to him despite not having any business skills nor the genius of his would be Rival Norman Osborn or business tycoon, Justin Hammer. After losing Captain America, Nick Fury enlisted the help of several corporations that may be interested in finding the next super-soldier program. So he did whatever he could to compete with Osborn and his competitors to gain the next super-soldier formula since it granted contracts from the Military even sinking to child abduction, human experimentation(way before Osborn even considered), and many unethical means.

** In his second appearance in Ultimate Enemy, he's suddenly thin and has a moustache.

* ManChild: His first appearance establishes his backstory as a rich kid that spent his entire life blowing cash on partying until he was forced to take charge of a multimillion dollar company. Explains a lot.
* {{Motormouth}}: Not in the traditional sense, but it's pretty clear his mouth moves much, much quicker than his brain.