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* CompositeCharacter: Has the namesake and older age of Adrian Toomes, the Mainstream Universe Vulture, but is a professional criminal and receives his wingsuit from the Tinkerer as opposed to inventing it himself like Blackie Drago, the Ultimate Universe Vulture.

* GenreSavvy: [[spoiler:He's able to figure out Spider-Man's secret identity over the course of a single car ride.]]

* AffablyEvil: He might be a crook, but he's a fairly nice person as long as you don't get in his way... And sometime, even if you ''do''.

* AffablyEvil: He might be a crook, but he's a fairly nice person as long as you don't get in his way.

* AtriciousAlias: Toomes finds his self-given moniker "the Shocker" ridiculous.

* AbhorrentAppelation: Toomes finds his self-given moniker "the Shocker" ridiculous.

A member of Adrian Toomes' gang.

* DecompositeCharacter: Takes cues from one of the animated incarnations of the character, who ''was'' the Shocker in that adaptation. However, he's just a {{Mook}} here, while Herman Schultz is this universe's Shocker.
* MythologyGag: His use of [[BlowYouAway Shocker-tech]] recalls ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'', where [[CompositeCharacter Shocker and Brice were one and the same]].

* AdaptationalHeroism: While he's purely a selfish, spiteful person in the comic books, he has a redeeming trait in this adaptation in that he's a family man here and he cares for his employees/goons.

!!''[=MacDonald=] "Mac" Gargan / Scorpion''

An inmate at the Raft who has it in for Spider-Man.

* EarlyBirdCameo: If TheStinger is of any indication, he's set to be the next major antagonist in the ''Spider-Man'' film series.

* AdaptationalHeroism: While he's purely a selfish, spiteful person in the comic books, he has a redeeming trait in this adaptation in that he's a family man here and a good boss.

* EvilSoundsDeep: A given given Keaton's flair to [[GutturalGrowler deepen his voice]]. Might count as a ShoutOut too to Film/{{Birdman}} where he used a similar voice for the title character.

* MythologyGag: His use of [[BlowYouAway Shocker-tech]] recalls ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'', where [[CompositeCharacter Shocker and Brice were one in the same]].

-->''"Don't mess with me. Because I will kill you, and everybody you love."''

The blue collar head of a salvaging company who turns to crime after a government organization founded by Tony Stark threatens to run him out of business.

* AdaptationOriginConnection: Shocker was originally introduced years after the Vulture was in the original comics, and the two characters were completely unrelated. Here, Schultz worked for Toomes before becoming one of his goons, and he gets some of the spare gear that the Vulture's used before.

* AdaptationalAttractiveness: The comic book version of Vulture is [[EvilOldFolks a lot more wrinkled]] and [[BaldOfEvil bald]], whereas this Vulture looks like he's passed middle-age not too long ag.

* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: He has a family he cares about, and uses this to pull a NotSoDifferent on Peter before [[AndYourLittleDogToo threatening to kill his family]] because he ''knows'' how much it would hurt. He's particularly worried about the well-being of one person in particular: [[spoiler:his daughter, Michelle]].

* LukeIAmYourFather: He's revealed to be [[spoiler:Michelle's dad]].

* DecompositeCharacter: Takes cues from one of the animated incarnations of the character, who ''was'' the Shocker in that adaptation. However, he's just a {{Mook}} here while Herman Schultz is this universe's Shocker.

* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: He has a family he cares about, and uses this to pull a NotSoDifferent on Peter before [[AndYourLittleDogToo threatening to kill his family]] because he ''knows'' how much it would hurt.

* WhereDoesHeGetAllThoseWonderfulToys: From Tinkerer, who is Vulture's gadget man.
** [[ActorAllusion Incidentally]], he's [[Film/{{Batman}} played by]] the TropeNamer.

* AdaptationOriginConnection: Shocker was originally introduced years after the Vulture was in the original comics, and the two characters were completely unrelated. Here, Schultz worked for Toomes before becoming one of his goons.

* MythologyGag: His use of [[BlowYouAway Shocker-tech]] recalls ''TheSpectacularSpiderMan'', where [[CompositeCharacter Shocker and Brice were one in the same]].

* CompositeCharacter: Has the namesake and older age of the Mainstream Universe Vulture, but is a professional criminal and receives his wingsuit from the Tinkerer as opposed to inventing it himself like the Ultimate Universe Vulture.

* MythologyGag: His use of [[BlowYouAway Shocker-tech]] recalls WesternAnimation/''TheSpectacularSpiderMan'', where [[CompositeCharacter Shocker and Brice were one in the same]].

* AFatherToHisMen[=/=]BenevolentBoss: He looks after his goons, who used to be fellow employees at his salvaging company.

* BlowYouAway: Shocker's abilities is to project air blasts through vibrations, made available by his self-invented gauntlets.

%%[[folder:Jackson Brice]]
%%!!''Jackson Brice''
%%->'''Portayed By:''' Logan Marshall-Green
%%->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming''

%%A member of Adrian Toomes' gang.
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%%[[/folder]]

[[folder:Phineas Mason / Tinkerer]]
!!''Phineas Mason / Tinkerer''
->'''Portayed By:''' Michael Chernus

An inventor who works closely with the Vulture. He's able to make gadgets of all sorts out of common household objects.

* AdaptationOriginConnection: While Tinkerer and Vulture were originally introduced in the same issue, neither of their stories had anything to do with one another. Here, he's an ex-Stark Industries employee that is in league with Toomes and helps supply him with the flight suit.
* AgeLift: Unlike his elderly counterpart in the comics, this Tinkerer is much younger.
* ArmsDealer: He helps create advanced supervillain weaponry for the Vulture, which is then sold to criminals.
* CompositeCharacter: He's Phineas Mason like the classic Tinkerer, but like Elijah Stern, the ComicBook/UltimateMarvel Tinkerer, a decade or two younger.
* EvilCounterpart: He is this to Tony Stark. Just as Iron Man provides technology and advice to Peter, the Tinkerer allies himself with the Vulture and contributes to his schemes with his gadgets.
* EvilGenius: A villainous technowizard.
* GadgeteerGenius: His main claim is that he can make gadgets, hence his alias.
* MythologyGag: The Vulture and The Tinkerer were introduced in the same issue of ''The Amazing Spider Man'' way back in 1963, albeit in separate stories. They're also two of the earliest villains Spider-Man ever fought (pre-dating the likes of Doctor Octopus and the Green Goblin), which works well with the younger version of Peter Parker portrayed in the film.

[[folder:Jackson Brice]]
!!''Jackson Brice''
->'''Portayed By:''' Logan Marshall-Green

A member of Adrian Toomes' gang.

[[folder:Phineas Mason / Tinkerer]]
!!''Phineas Mason / Tinkerer''
->'''Portayed By:''' Michael Chernus
->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming''

An inventor who works closely with the Vulture. He's able to make gadgets of all sorts out of common household objects.
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* AdaptationOriginConnection: While Tinkerer and Vulture were originally introduced in the same issue, neither of their stories had anything to do with one another. Here, he's an ex-Stark Industries employee that is in league with Toomes and helps supply him with the flight suit.
* AgeLift: Unlike his elderly counterpart in the comics, this Tinkerer is much younger.
* ArmsDealer: He helps create advanced supervillain weaponry for the Vulture, which is then sold to criminals.
* CompositeCharacter: He's Phineas Mason like the classic Tinkerer, but like Elijah Stern, the ComicBook/UltimateMarvel Tinkerer, a decade or two younger.
* EvilCounterpart: He is this to Tony Stark. Just as Iron Man provides technology and advice to Peter, the Tinkerer allies himself with the Vulture and contributes to his schemes with his gadgets.
* EvilGenius: A villainous technowizard.
* GadgeteerGenius: His main claim is that he can make gadgets, hence his alias.
* MythologyGag: The Vulture and The Tinkerer were introduced in the same issue of ''The Amazing Spider Man'' way back in 1963, albeit in separate stories. They're also two of the earliest villains Spider-Man ever fought (pre-dating the likes of Doctor Octopus and the Green Goblin), which works well with the younger version of Peter Parker portrayed in the film.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Phineas Mason / Tinkerer]]
!!''Phineas Mason / Tinkerer''
->'''Portayed By:''' Michael Chernus

An inventor who works closely with the Vulture. He's able to make gadgets of all sorts out of common household objects.

* AdaptationOriginConnection: While Tinkerer and Vulture were originally introduced in the same issue, neither of their stories had anything to do with one another. Here, he's an ex-Stark Industries employee that is in league with Toomes and helps supply him with the flight suit.
* AgeLift: Unlike his elderly counterpart in the comics, this Tinkerer is much younger.
* ArmsDealer: He helps create advanced supervillain weaponry for the Vulture, which is then sold to criminals.
* CompositeCharacter: He's Phineas Mason like the classic Tinkerer, but like Elijah Stern, the ComicBook/UltimateMarvel Tinkerer, a decade or two younger.
* EvilCounterpart: He is this to Tony Stark. Just as Iron Man provides technology and advice to Peter, the Tinkerer allies himself with the Vulture and contributes to his schemes with his gadgets.
* EvilGenius: A villainous technowizard.
* GadgeteerGenius: His main claim is that he can make gadgets, hence his alias.
* MythologyGag: The Vulture and The Tinkerer were introduced in the same issue of ''The Amazing Spider Man'' way back in 1963, albeit in separate stories. They're also two of the earliest villains Spider-Man ever fought (pre-dating the likes of Doctor Octopus and the Green Goblin), which works well with the younger version of Peter Parker portrayed in the film.