History Characters / SpiderManShatteredDimensions

* WeakButSkilled: Unlike the other Spider-Men who can easily tank gunshots and dodge them with ease, Noir has to rely on hiding. However, he's ''good'' at it, mastering his web and crawling powers instantly to stealth kill with ease. He even uses Chinese martial arts instead of mere acrobatics or webbing like the other Spider-Men. Best exemplified by his interactions against gun-wielding opponents: to highlight the emphasis on stealth, Noir cannot sustain too much gunfire in comparison to his alternate counterparts, and he also lacks the disarm skill that the other Spider-Men can learn, at least in the console version. Anytime you have to fight mooks in direct combat in the Noir universe, notice how none of them use guns like they do in any of the other continuities.
* WeakenedByTheLight: Whenever the situation calls for Noir to use stealth, going into the light to fight the enemies directly causes his attacks to be less effective along with the damage taken by a single ''{{Mook}}'' being devastating.

* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Saving up for college.
* PowerInconvenience: Prior to Madame Web's SuperEmpowering, Noir's organic webshooters didn't function well, as every time he tried to use his webs, they just shot everywhere.

* OhCrap: As soon as he discovers that he's wearing the Black Suit again.

* ResignedToTheCall: Originally weren't superheroes, but [[ComesGreatResponsibility we all know how that went.]]

* BadassBookworm: Fitting Peter Parker and Miguel O'Hara's backgrounds in their respective scientific fields. Amazing's a radiologist, Noir's studying science for college, O'Hara's a geneticist and Ultimate's the school nerd.

* NiceGuy: They’re all Spider-Men, after all! They’re heroic, kind, and will always make saving civilians their top priority.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: One of their most powerful moves, Eight-Legged Fury. All of them have an unique, impressive version of the move, as they do to each of their fighting styles.
** Amazing Spider Man pummels them so fast, he makes SpeedEchoes.

** Spider Man 2099 slashes out a massive SpinAttack.
* PungeonMaster: Dear lord. Especially seen with Ultimate, who annoys Electro so much he tries to strike back with his own puns but fails.

** To illustrate this, there's his version of the powerful Eight-Legged Fury combo. Where as 2099, the second fastest Spider-Man, merely does a SpinAttack, Amazing suddenly becomes fast enough to FlashStep and [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown pummel his foes]] so fast he leaves SpeedEchoes!

* AwesomeYetImpractical: A lot of his takedowns are not silent at all, and take way too long to carry out. Close-range takedowns are even worse since you need to be basically touching the enemy to pull it off, which will either leave you exposed to light or let the mooks in the vicinity fire back immediately after you approach, and there's no excuse to even risk it except for the challenges. Longer range ones are possibly a subversion, as you can drag enemies into the shadows before you knock them out, and then web zip somewhere else if someone hears you.

* DarkIsNotEvil: Black all over, and sticks to the shadows to takedown foes stealthily and brutally. Still an idealist despite how dark his world is.

* FightsLikeANormal: The other Spider-Men have their durability, so they can just charge in and tank everything. Noir takes on people with guns as a a normal unarmed person would: by sneaking up and doing them in silently. Even in direct combat, he barely relies on web powers. [[FridgeBrilliance Probably because, at least here, he just got them]]. Notably, he's the only Spider-Man with any sort of recognizable fighting style, specifically a combination of GoodOldFisticuffs and Chinese Martial arts. Really supports how some think Spidey relies too much on his Spider-Sense.

* StealthExpert: Practically walks past outposts filled with armed gangsters, leaving behind webbed up bodies.

* [[YouKilledMyFather You Killed My Uncle]]: He wants to take out Vulture personally for murdering and cannibalizing his uncle Ben.

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: This Miguel is more fond of quipping and jokes than his comic counterpart, who is normally terse in costume and a smartass as Miguel. He's closer to his canon self in ''Edge of Time''.

* FreeFallFight: One of his trademarks, falling through the high skies of Nuevo York while beating up bad guys and destroying jetbikes.

* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: The only non-Peter Parker Spider Man. Almost literal, as he's from the future and therefore the last.

-->'''Madame Webb''': Congratulations Spider Man, the day is yours!\\

* WolverineClaws: The claws on his costume aren't just design. He uses slash attacks a lot. [[GameplayAndStorySegregation They sadly don't have the Spider Venom he uses in the comics]].

* TheBabyOfTheBunch: He’s a young teenaged Peter Parker while the other Spider-Men are all grown men.

* [[ClothesMakeTheSuperman Clothes Make The Spider Man]]: While he has his own powers, the black suit provides the basis for his fighting style in this game.
* CombatTentacles / LovecraftianSuperpower: He'd typically operate as Amazing Spider-Man-lite without the unique option of the symbiote using extensions of itself to help him fight.

* KilledOffscreen: ''Edge of Time'' has the Miles Morales costume as an unlockable suit, and the bio for it explains that a new Spider-Man lives in the Ultimate Marvel universe. If true then this version likely suffered the same fate as his comic self, though chances are equally as good that he was eventually revived much like his comics counterpart.

* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Just like his comic book counterpart, he used to be this before being bitten by a genetically-altered spider. He still fits the bill for being the youngest of the four playable Spideys.

* WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility: Furiously expounds his uncle's philosophy to a terrified SHIELD scientist trying to justify the organisation's reckless experimentation on the Carnage symbiote, adding that she would never understand what it means.

* KukrisAreKool: His main melee weapon is a pair of kukris that he can use for simple slashing or throwing at Spider-Man like boomerangs.

* VillainousBreakdown: His first loss has him curse at Spider-Man for humiliating him in front of his students, leading him to finally use the fragment in his possession to give him superpowers, something he refused to do before in order to keep up the "sport" he so desperately craved.

A failed special effects artist and magician who turned to crime after his talents landed him a dead-end job, causing him to become one of Spider-Man's many enemies when the Webhead sent him to jail. The game's main antagonist, he wants to gather all the fragments of the tablet in order to become the most powerful being in existence.

* VillainousBreakdown: Goes from declaring himself a god to becoming increasingly desperate and frightful for his position as you take him down phase by phase.

Phineas Mason was a brilliant scientist and engineer skilled in invention. One evening while closing his repair shop, he came across a confused fleeing Doombot. Phineas took pity in the robot and adopted him. With the emergence of superheroes some years later, Mason began to loathe these beings he considered used their abilities recklessly. He eventually became obsessed with superhumans so much that he decided to become a supervillain himself, taking up the alias of the "Terrible Tinkerer" and targeting Spider-Man to get rid of him. He actually found two pieces of the tablet, though sold one, as well as some of his robots to Electro.

* FlunkyBoss: He never physically fights by himself, you just deal with his robot army off conveyer belts.

* ArmCannon: After being empowered by the tablet fragment, his arms morph into advanced weaponry, namely a huge tommy gun and a grenade launcher. The credits show him trying to recreate the effect by having his men tie several machine guns to his arms.

* BodyHorror: The fragment's power turns his tommy guns into {{BFG}}s and [[ArmCannon fuses them to his arms]], not to mention converting his skin into metal.

* CombatPragmatist: Lies about giving up to get a headbutt in on Spider-Man and will wait in the shadows with his tommy guns ready to fire if it means getting the job done quicker.

* ThrowDownTheBomblet: He uses molotov cocktails against Spider-Man, which leads to Spidey having to save people from a burning building at one point. A challenge requires you to make him drop them out of his hands during the final encounter.

* AxCrazy: More in the lines of a psychopath who cares little for his men and even less for his victims.

* CursedWithAwesome: Those scales that made everyone think him a freak protected him from the spider bites in the original series, and the tablet increased their durability to the point of being NighInvulnerable. A justified example, as him being thought of as a freak was his StartOfDarkness.

* HulkingOut: His fragment causes him to become an obscenely-muscular goblin monster.

An Australian thief who stole a piece of the tablet during a museum heist. True to his name, he uses boomerangs as his primary weapons.

A voodoo priestess of Haitian descent who fell in love with a Russian hunter named Sergei Kravinoff, whom is now deceased. She plans on using her magic powered by a shard of the tablet to revive him from the dead.

* CanonForeigner: Much like Boomerang, she has no version of herself in the Noir universe. Subverted however, as Kraven ''does''.

Miguel O'Hara's half-brother and childhood bully, Kron was mutated by a gene splicer accident into a hulking creature resembling a scorpion, now desperately seeking to reverse the mutation. The head of Alchemax' "Shadow Division" promised to reverse it in exchange for the fragment, which gave Scorpion the ability to generate acidic eggs that hatch into scorpion creatures that attack anyone nearby.

* CompositeCharacter: Despite the ''2099'' universe being based on the classic version (including Miguel being an adult as Spider-Man rather than starting out as a teen like Peter did), the fact is they opted to make Kron Stone Scorpion ala ''Timestorm: 2009-2099'' rather than Venom as in the classic 2099 universe.
* LightningBruiser: He's larger than Miguel, but is incredibly agile, and is strong enough to tear apart three Public Eye drop ships with little effort.

A crime lord from Nueva York's [[UnderCity Downtown]] capable of flight though the use of a specialised flight harness.

* AdaptationalDumbass: Despite how straightforward the original Vulture 2099 was, he still had his cunning moments. In the game however, he doesn't even know spiders aren't insects and is unable to think of a comeback to Miguel's banter.

* TheBrute: Given his aforementioned [[AdaptationalDumbass dumbing down]] and Miguel calling him a "stupid birdbrain", this is agiven.

* MightyGlacier: He has a lot of health, and his body is large, bulky and packing heat.

While Ultimate Deadpool is a Gulf War veteran and anti-mutant extremist turned into a cyborg, this version seems to be an alternate take on his usual mainstream self, a fourth wall-breaking mercenary with a goofy demeanor blanketing his actual proficiency with deadly weaponry. Regardless, he challenges Spider-Man to take part in his game show, Pain Factor, in order to acquire one of the fragments, which he uses to split himself into three.

* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Ultimate Deadpool was a [[HateSink completely unsympathetic]] anti-mutant bigot in the comics with little in the way of the meta humor and general wisecracks of his mainline counterpart. This version of Ultimate Deadpool is effectively just his mainline counterpart put in the Ultimate universe and doesn't seem to possess anything in the way of the bigotry his comic book counterpart had, with the only thing retained from the original Ultimate Deadpool being the fact that he runs a game show.

* BreakingTheFourthWall: It's Deadpool, so this is a ''must''. That being said, the usage of this trope here is notable, given that Ultimate Deadpool [[AvertedTrope LACKS]] his mainstream self's medium awareness.
* CameBackWrong: The game handwaves his goofier demeanor in the plot as his mind being thrown out of whack after his fight with Spider-Man and the Ultimate X-Men and somehow getting resurrected afterwards.

* DoppelgangerAttack: His fragment of the tablet splits him into three versions of himself with different weapon expertises each. The boss fight consists of taking them down without getting overwhelmed by enemies with wider, more varied attack patterns.
* DirtyCoward: Hilariously so. He when you defeat him in the first half of his level, he runs off to... uh... floss. Or maybe he's just running away like a sniveling coward to get a dictionary and look up "sniveling."

* ReusedCharacterDesign: Carnage's design in this game is, appropriate, almost identical to his VideoGame/UltimateSpiderMan2005 model. The only differences are some minor changes to his eyes, less of a glow on his chest, and more realistic proportions compared to that game's more cartoonish artstyle.

* BigGood: She qualifies as the most important good character because she asked for the other Spider-Men's help after Amazing broke the tablet, and gives advice and helpful abilities to each of them.

* TheUnfought: You never fight her or see her outside of her helicopter, while her Wild Pack serve as the stage's {{Mooks}}.

* BrickJoke: Amazing Spidey notices him in the wall behind Madame Web that had images of various alternate universes and asks, "Is that a cartoon pig?" He then appears during a point in the credits, but he's too late to help.

* TheLostLenore: Gender-inverted version to Calypso, as his death sent her into a spiral to revive him.

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* TheBrute: Given his aforementioned [[AdpatationalDumbass dumbing down]] and Miguel calling him a "stupid birdbrain", this is agiven.

* AdaptationalHeroism: While he's still undoubtedly a villain, no mention is made of his comic counterpart's cannibalism.

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[[WMG: ''Noir'' Villains]]

[[folder:Hammerhead]]
!!Hammerhead/Joseph Lorenzini
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JohnDiMaggio
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Hey spider, wanna go a few rounds?"'']]

Joseph Lorenzini was born with a deformity: he had a flat, thick skull that set him apart from everyone else. He worked as a circus freak under the name "The Human Bulldozer", before being recruited by The Goblin as a lieutenant and loan shark in his criminal empire. He's tasked with getting the tablet fragment to his boss, but ends up using it himself to fuse his own guns to his body, turning his whole skin into metal.

* ArmCannon: After being empowered by the tablet fragment, his arms morph into advanced weaponry, namely a huge tommy gun and a grenade launcher. The credits show him trying to recreate the effect by having his men tie several machine guns to his arms.
* AxCrazy: He's more subdued than the usual examples of this trope, but he really lets loose when he gets to shoot Spider-Man.
* BadassInANiceSuit: A pinstripe tuxedo to better fit the gangster look.
* BadassNormal: He proves to be a formidable opponent in spite of having no powers, [[EmpoweredBadassNormal until he uses the tablet]].
* BadBoss: Frequently insults and berates his men, pistol whips one of them for not killing Spider-Man, and tells his men to their faces that he has no faith in them.
* BattleThemeMusic: "The Hammer Falls", a heavy, jazzy song with strong percussion to imitate the beatings of a hammer.
* BrooklynRage: Again, to fit the gangster motif.
* BodyHorror: The fragment's power turns his tommy guns into {{BFG}}s and [[ArmCannon fuses them to his arms]], not to mention converting his skin into metal.
* CanonForeigner: There was no mention of Hammerhead in the Noir continuity. This version was created for this game, precisely because Hammerhead was already such a perfect fit for the Noir universe due to being a perfect Mobster-type villain.
* CombatPragmatist: Lies about giving up to get a headbutt in on Spider-Man and will wait in the shadows with his tommy guns ready to fire if it means getting the job done quicker.
* EvilLaugh: Frequently, especially when he's shooting.
* EvilSoundsDeep: Courtesy of John [=DiMaggio=] continuing his role from ''[[WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan Spectacular Spider-Man]]''.
* GatlingGood: Mounts himself on a Gatling Gun platform surrounded by spotlights for his first battle.
* GunsAkimbo: Two ENORMOUS Tommy guns on each hand. The fragment upgrades them into even BIGGER guns fused to his arms.
* ISurrenderSuckers: Headbutts Spider-Man after faking a surrender in his first boss fight.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: His suit has a reddish tint to it amidst the black lines, giving this effect.
* TheStarscream: It's hinted that he planned to overthrow the Goblin during a conversation with one of his mooks, but he dives into this trope fully when the fragment gives him his power, declaring that he'll eliminate Osborn once he's done with Spider-Man Noir.
* UseYourHead: He at one point knocks out Spider-Man Noir by headbutting him. If it's anything like his mainstream counterpart, there's a metal plate in it that can ''seriously'' make it hurt even more.
* VolcanicVeins: Glowing orange veins run over his prominent brow when empowered.

[[folder:Vulture]]
!!Vulture/Adrian Toomes
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/SteveBlum
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"It's time for the Vulture to feast!"'']]

A cannibal and former circus freak who became one of Norman Osborn's subordinates, and the man responsible for the death of Ben Parker in the Noir Universe. He's seeking one of the tablet's fragments under Osborne's orders, but uses it himself and becomes able to teleport as a result.

* AxCrazy: A murderous, insane cannibal.
* BadBoss: Worse than Hammerhead. He threatens to ''eat his own men'' should they fail.
* BaldOfEvil: Like any usual depiction of Toomes.
* BattleThemeMusic: "Scavenger", a sinister jazz theme meant to invoke a sneaky, menacing presence. One of the few themes to not have a "Fragment Mix".
* BegoneBribe: He vainly attempts to work out a "deal" with Spider-Man in order to get the wall-crawler to leave him alone.
* BodyHorror: His deformities already resemble the effects of this trope, but the fragment mutates him further and causes his teeth to become a bunch of needle-thin fangs on his disgusting mouth.
* EvilOldFolks: He's a disgusting, leathery-skinned old cannibal who is still more than lithe enough to keep up with Spidey.
* FeatherMotif: Appropriately enough for the Vulture, his clothes have a feathery look to them. His teleportation also has him shed black feathers each time he uses it.
* GetBackHereBoss: Vulture's whole level has Spider-Man chase him through cramped alleyways and abandoned factories. Even in his boss fight, he'll try to scamper or teleport away into the shadows, requiring Spidey to chase him.
* GlowingEyesOfDoom: Like any fragment user.
* ImAHumanitarian: In Noir's backstory, he killed and ate Uncle Ben and, as noted before, he threatened to eat his own men should they fail.
* LooksLikeOrlok: He ticks all the boxes for this: UndeathlyPallor, [[BaldOfEvil bald head]], [[LeanAndMean emaciated frame]], PointyEars, CreepyLongFingers, [[SinisterSchnoz hooked nose]], [[FangsAreEvil mouth full of fangs]], BlackCloak... Yep, he’s got them all.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: His outfit uses a ton of darker shades of red and the feathers on it are all black.
* TeleportSpam: His tablet piece enables him to teleport around the arena.
* ThrowDownTheBomblet: He uses molotov cocktails against Spider-Man, which leads to Spidey having to save people from a burning building at one point. A challenge requires you to make him drop them out of his hands during the final encounter.
* UnexplainedRecovery: How did he survive his death in the original series? It's never explained, but it is [[LampshadeHanging said by Noir and even stated in the loading screen.]]
--> '''Noir''': I thought I killed you Toomes, but at least I get to have fun [[ItsPersonal beating you up again]].
* WeakenedByTheLight: Spider-Man Noir stuns him by using searchlights on him during both boss encounters.

[[folder:The Goblin]]
!!The Goblin[=/=]ComicBook/NormanOsborn
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1952}}
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I have this unfortunate tendency to kill things when I'm bored."'']]

A former circus freak who was constantly ridiculed for his reptilian-like skin, Osborn became one of New York's most fearsome crime bosses and now leads an army of mobsters in order to profit off his victims and debtors, being the one behind the assassination of Ben Parker. Spider-Man Noir tracks him down to the abandoned carnival he once lived in, with Osborn having already used the fragment's power to make himself a proper monster.

* AchillesHeel: The glowing spot on his back.
* ArcVillain: Of the Noir levels. All of the criminals Noir fights, including Hammerhead and Vulture, are members of his gang.
* AxCrazy: More in the lines of a psychopath who cares little for his men and even less for his victims.
* BadBoss: Like the other two, he's not above threatening his henchmen, and during his last boss fight, where mooks appear, he won't give them a sign he's about to attack and will usually hit some of them while attempting to attack Spider-Man Noir. There's even a challenge for getting Goblin to hit ten of his own men during the boss fight.
* BattleThemeMusic: "Freak Show", which is CreepyCircusMusic of the highest quality.
* CircusBrat: He spent his whole childhood as a circus freak in a cage for the crowd's enjoyment. No wonder he's so evil.
* CursedWithAwesome: Those scales that made everyone think him a freak protected him from the spider bites in the original series, and the tablet increased their durability to the point of being NighInvulnerable. A justified example, as him being thought of as a freak was his StartOfDarkness.
* EvilSoundsDeep: Appropriately for the leader of the mob in the Noir Universe's New York.
* TheFreakShow: Was a member of this in his earlier years.
* GutturalGrowler: Less so as a human, but his monster form ramps it up considerably.
* HulkingOut: His fragment causes him to become an obscenely-muscular goblin monster.
* InsufferableGenius: Seems to invoke this somewhat. He refers to the people Spider-Man Noir saves as, "blithering imbeciles," and can be heard explaining things to his men repeatedly and calling them idiots as well.
* MakeMeWannaShout: In the final fight with him, he can use his roar as an attack to knock Spider-Man off the rafters in the big top.
* SuperStrength: His fragment gives him superhuman strength, enough to rip wooden poles from the ground and use them as blunt weapons.
* SurroundedByIdiots: Can be heard saying this word-for-word occasionally throughout his stage.

[[WMG: ''2099'' Villains]]

[[folder:Hobgoblin]]
!!Hobgoblin

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"You can call me... the Hobgoblin! Every Spider-Man needs one."'']]


A possibly synthetic lifeform created by the Alchemax Corporation to fight Spider-Man. He uses one of the tablet fragments to gain the ability to create copies of himself, coupling it with his own power to manifest a nightmarish dimensional field.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: The game deliberately leaves unanswered just ''what'' this Hobgoblin is. He does possess a rational thinking mind, but we never learn if he is (or used to be) human or just some lab-grown creature, or even if that is a costume he wears or if that is his actual body. The best we get is Spider-Man 2099 being shocked at the fact his wings are made of nanofiber.
* AxCrazy: Even moreso than the other villains in the game, simply by virtue of wanting to kill and destroy people without any real cause or motivation besides chaos.
* BaldOfEvil: Assuming that's not a costume, he has no hair.
* BattleThemeMusic: "Unfriendly Skies", a tense and dramatic techno theme with orchestra instruments to better fit the frantic pace of his battle.
* CanonForeigner: There was no equivalent to the Hobgoblin in the 2099 comics. This version was made specifically for this game.
* DoppelgangerAttack: His fragment power enables him to attack Spider-Man 2099 with copies of himself.
* HornedHumanoid: Likely to give him a more "bestial" design compared to usual depictions of the Hobgoblin in the Spider-Man books. Fittingly, this is the craziest, most psychotic villain in the game.
* LargeHam: Treats the fights with Spider-Man and the mass destruction he brings like fun and games, with the hammy delivery and snarky quips to boot.
* LaughingMad: A lot, to the point even Spidey 2099 gets sick of it.
* LegacyCharacter: He chooses to name himself Hobgoblin as a sort of tradition, noting that every Spider-Man needs one.
* MadBomber: His main form of attack is to manifest small bombs from his hands and throw them at Spider-Man. [[HoistByHisOwnPetard You're naturally allowed and even told to throw them right back.]]
* MixAndMatchMan: Was hinted to be cloned from the DNA of the various Green Goblins and Hobgoblins, as his bio states their graves were robbed shortly before his creation.
* PaletteSwap: Well, he does look like Goblin 2099, the Green Goblin's LegacyCharacter, in Hobgoblin colors.
* RealityWarper: The fragment allows him to summon a vision of hell filled with gargoyles.
* {{Troll}}: When first confronted by the Public Eye, he loudly calls Spider-Man his partner-in-crime so they'll start attacking him too.
* WingedHumanoid: Different from the other Hobgoblins faced by the Spider-Men, this one has actual wings instead of a glider.

[[folder:Scorpion]]
!!Scorpion/Kron Stone
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JohnKassir
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Will hurt others if followed!"'']]

Miguel O'Hara's half-brother and childhood bully, Kron was mutated by a gene splicer accident into a hulking creature resembling a scorpion, now desperately seeking to reverse the mutation. The head of Alchemax' "Shadow Division" promised to reverse it in exchange for the fragment, which gave Scorpion the ability to generate acidic eggs that hatch into scorpion creatures that attack anyone nearby.

* AcidAttack: He can shoot jets of HollywoodAcid from his tail.
* AntiVillain: While he wasn't a nice guy ''before'' he became Scorpion, it's made incredibly clear that he just wants to be human again, nothing else.
* BattleThemeMusic: "Aberration", a dark techno theme with scuttling sounds. It lacks a Fragment Mix.
* BewareMyStingerTail: Like his namesake, he has a large tail with acidic poison that he can use to attack Spider-Man.
* CompositeCharacter: Despite the ''2099'' universe being based on the classic version (including Miguel being an adult as Spider-Man rather than starting out as a teen like Peter did), the fact is they opted to make Kron Stone Scorpion ala ''Timestorm: 2009-2099'' rather than Venom as in the classic 2099 universe.
* LightningBruiser: He's larger than Miguel, but is incredibly agile, and is strong enough to tear apart three Public Eye drop ships with little effort.
* HollywoodAcid: He can fire it out of his tail, and it's strong enough to eat through metal and reinforced glass with ease.
* HulkSpeak: He speaks in incomplete sentences.
* MookMaker: His tablet fragment seems to have made him this, as Miguel notes that he couldn't to it before. He wastes no time sending his spawn as minions to battle Miguel.
* ScaryScorpions: Both him ''and'' his spawn are vicious scorpion-like monsters.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Along with Ultimate Deadpool. He's the only villain in the game whose motivations are more nuanced than wanting to fight Spider-Man or attain greater power. Kron is clearly struggling with his animalistic instincts and just wants to be human again.
* TragicMonster: Kron desperately wants to return to normal and is mainly acting on his frazzled instincts, causing Miguel to take pity on him and feel awful after defeating him.

[[folder:Dr. Octopus]]
!!Dr. Octopus/Dr. Serena Patel
!!!'''Voiced By:''' Creator/TaraStrong
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I could kill you or I could explain everything and ''then'' kill you. I think I'll just kill you."'']]


The head of Alchemax' Shadow Division, responsible for the creation of high-tech weapons and bio-technology. The influence of the fragment drove her into megalomania and now she's directing all of her division's efforts into making mutant creatures to serve under her in a bid to take over the world.

* AffirmativeActionLegacy: A female successor to the male Doctor Octopus.
* ArcVillain: Of the 2099 levels. She's responsible for creating Hobgoblin and recruiting Scorpion to her cause.
* [[AscendedFanboy Ascended Fangirl]]: Serena's in-game bio states that she idolized Otto Octavius, hence why she emulates his appearance and tentacles.
* BadassBookworm: An intelligent villain who uses her intellect to fight Spider-Man 2099.
* BadBoss: Lampshaded, as she states that she imprisoned her scientists for accusing her of megalomania.
* BarrierWarrior: Uses force fields to shield herself during her fight.
* BattleThemeMusic: "Femme Fatale", a techno song with a prevalent all-women choir, given she's the only female boss in the game. It lacks a Fragment Mix.
* BerserkButton: Miguel's "meh" at her invention, which is literally the only one of its kind, is what really starts getting her raging. Miguel [[{{Troll}} continues this]] until her VillainousBreakdown.
* CombatTentacles: She uses her robotic tentacles to fight Spider-Man 2099.
* CanonForeigner: Like Hobgoblin, Doc Ock never had a LegacyCharacter in the 2099 universe. The 2014 series would introduce one, but that version is a male Atlantean.
* DeadpanSnarker: Drier than Spidey's, but her sarcasm is just as biting.
-->'''Doctor Octopus''': I'm Serena Patel, head of Alchemax's Shadow Division.
-->'''Spider-Man''': Never heard of it.
-->'''Doctor Octopus''': Yes. [[LampshadeHanging That's why it's called]] ''"Shadow Division?"''
-->'''Spider-Man''': Ah, {{Touche}}.
* {{Expy}}: Seems to be one of Carolyn Trainer, Otto Octavius's short-lived successor during ComicBook/TheCloneSaga.
* LegacyCharacter: [[InvokedTrope Invoked]]; her bio states that she took the Doc Ock title because historical records indicated that the original was (is?) the one who finally put the web-slinger down.
* MotherlyScientist: She cares for her experiments like a mother.
* MsFanservice: While more modestly dressed than many female supervillains, a lot of emphasis is placed on her prominent posterior.
* PlugNPlayTechnology: Uses her tentacles to connect herself to giant mechanical arms and her energy reactor.
* SnarkToSnarkCombat: Instead of just asking Spidey to shut up, THIS Doc Ock can actually keep up with him. Well, until her VillainousBreakdown anyway.
* StevenUlyssesPerhero: Not as obvious as her predecessor, but "Serena" is a homonym of "[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cirrina cirrina]]", which is a sub-species of octopus.
* VillainousBreakdown: Goes from megalomaniacal arrogance to homicidal rage as Miguel foils her plans.

[[WMG: ''Ultimate'' Villains]]

[[folder:Electro]]
!!Electro/Max Dillon
!!!'''Voiced By:''' Creator/ThomasFWilson
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"YES! It's like my powers are totally unleashed - now I can absorb ALL this energy! ENERGY WITHOUT LIMIT!"'']]

A test subject for Justin Hammer Jr.'s bio-engineering experiments, Max Dillon became a being capable of absorbing and discharging electricity from his body in lethal amounts. He uses a fragment to maximize his energy absorption capacity and drains all the power in a hydroelectric facility to strengthen himself into a titan.

* BaldOfEvil: One of the identifiers for the Ultimate version of Electro.
* BarbieDollAnatomy: As far as the viewers are concerned, he has no visible genitalia. Spidey apparently isn't so lucky, as his comments imply that he ''does'' have genitals even if the player can't see them. ("Oh, dude, pants! No one wants to see your junk!").
* BattleThemeMusic: "Overload", which is meant to invoke the feeling of building danger and tension. Fitting, considering Electro is doing just that throughout the level.
* ButtMonkey: Out of all the main villains, Electro gets by far the least respect from his universe's Spidey, who barely takes him seriously as a threat. Worse, Electro is apparently too DrunkWithPower to notice most of Spidey's barbs at his expense.
* DrunkWithPower: Becomes addicted to the power his fragment gives him, to the point that he proudly proclaims to have "become a being of pure energy" ("with no pants!") before the final showdown.
* FullFrontalAssault: Spidey mocks him for fighting him naked at every opportunity.
-->'''Electro''': I'm becoming ''more'' than powerful! I'm becoming '''unstoppable!'''
-->'''Spider-Man''': But you're ''still'' not wearing any pants, so two steps forward, one step back.
* GiantHandsOfDoom: The final boss battle against him has him become gigantic and try to swat Spider-Man with his hands.
* LargeHam: He's voiced by Thomas F. Wilson. You'd kind of expect him to be hammy.
* MakeMyMonsterGrow: After absorbing enough energy, Electro becomes a towering giant.
* MookMaker: Creates "[[BuffySpeak little zappy things]]" to fight Spidey.
* PsychoElectro: The Ultimate version of the TropeNamer.
* ShockAndAwe: As usual for the character, he fights his enemies by electrocuting them.

[[folder:Deadpool]]
!!Deadpool/Sergeant "Wadey" Wilson
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/NolanNorth
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Hi, Ma! And welcome to Pain Factor! The only show where you compete for your life!"'']]

While Ultimate Deadpool is a Gulf War veteran and anti-mutant extremist turned into a cyborg, this version seems to be an alternate take on his usual mainstream self, a fourth wall-breaking mercenary with a goofy demeanor blanketing his actual proficiency with deadly weaponry. Regardless, he challenges Spider-Man to take part in his game show, Pain Factor, in order to acquire one of the fragments, which he uses to split himself into three.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: He's still a supervillain here, but he isn't a bigot hunting mutants for sport like his comic book counterpart was and is quite affable when interacting with Spider-Man.
* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Ultimate Deadpool was a [[HateSink completely unsympathetic]] anti-mutant bigot in the comics with little in the way of the meta humor and general wisecracks of his mainline counterpart. This version of Ultimate Deadpool is effectively just his mainline counterpart put in the Ultimate universe and doesn't seem to possess anything in the way of the bigotry his comic book counterpart had, with the only thing retained from the original Ultimate Deadpool being the fact that he runs a game show.
* BadassNormal: Even discounting the healing factor, Deadpool is known for being a deadly opponent simply because he's a skilled mercenary with lethal weapons at his disposal. Although defeating him doesn't really knock him out as much as "puts him to sleep".
* BattleThemeMusic: "Where's My Guitar Solo?", an epic remix of the Pain Factor level theme. Another boss theme without a Fragment Mix.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: It's Deadpool, so this is a ''must''. That being said, the usage of this trope here is notable, given that Ultimate Deadpool [[AvertedTrope LACKS]] his mainstream self's medium awareness.
* CameBackWrong: The game handwaves his goofier demeanor in the plot as his mind being thrown out of whack after his fight with Spider-Man and the Ultimate X-Men and somehow getting resurrected afterwards.
* CompositeCharacter: Basically [[Franchise/MarvelUniverse classic Deadpool]] in the [[ComicBook/UltimateMarvel Ultimate Universe]].
* DoppelgangerAttack: His fragment of the tablet splits him into three versions of himself with different weapon expertises each. The boss fight consists of taking them down without getting overwhelmed by enemies with wider, more varied attack patterns.
* DirtyCoward: Hilariously so. He when you defeat him in the first half of his level, he runs off to... uh... floss. Or maybe he's just running away like a sniveling coward to get a dictionary and look up "sniveling."
* ExpectingSomeoneTaller: Quotes this to Spidey's face before the first fight with him.
* {{Fiction 500}}: Somehow, subsiding on fans buying his merch and the money from his mercenary missions allowed him to acquire two oil rigs and God-knows-how-many tons of dynamite to create a ''TSUNAMI'', all in a bid to mess with Spidey and keep the fragment to himself.
* FluffyTheTerrible: One of his [[GiantMook Huge Fans]] is beautifully named "Beauregard".
* ISurrenderSuckers: Baits Spider-Man with a fake fragment so he can use the real one.
* LargeHam: Again, it's Deadpool. This is a ''must''.
* MediumAwareness: As usual, he's perfectly aware of what medium he's in, and will directly reference several video game tropes.
* MomentKiller: The first fight with a Huge Fan is interrupted by the "commercial break" he calls so his regular mooks can swarm into the room and attack Spidey.
* MotorMouth: Part of his appeal. He's not known as the "Merc with a Mouth" for nothing.
* NonSequiturThud: "We'll be right back after... these messages."
* TheTelevisionTalksBack: Showing his MediumAwareness by taunting Spidey when he monologues about who Deadpool is going to call for his "game show".
* TokenGoodTeammate: Something shared with the more overtly sympathetic and tragic Scorpion 2099, as Deadpool is really just a neutral mercenary. It's unknown how he got the tablet, but everything indicates he only did it to mess with Spider-Man.

[[folder:Carnage]]
!!Carnage
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/FredTatasciore
[[quoteright:640:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/carnage_shattered_dimensions.jpg]]

A vampiric organism resulting from a mixture of several unstable strands of DNA, Peter Parker included, created through Richard Parker's research into symbiotic suits. The Ultimate Universe's version of S.H.I.E.L.D. conducted experiments on it due to Carnage's reaction to the tablet fragment they acquired, but this only served to make him turn the people he kills into symbiotic zombies, and a containment breach causes him and his newfound horde to run amok in the Triskellion.

* AxCrazy: Wouldn't be Carnage without the insane fixation on killing people.
* BattleThemeMusic: "Trail of Blood", a panic-inducing boss theme to better summarize how horrifying his level is.
* BloodLust: The Ultimate version of Carnage is known to drain his victims' blood and leave empty husks behind.
* CombatTentacles: As usual for a symbiote.
* ForScience: S.H.I.E.L.D.'s justification for letting it anywhere ''near'' the fragment. [[GoneHorriblyWrong It went about as well as you'd expect.]]
* KnightOfCerebus: Carnage has what's probably the most downright terrifying level for Ultimate Spidey, has no humorous quirks like the other two Ultimate Spidey villains (Electro, at least, is an entertaining LargeHam and Deadpool's just plain hilarious), and is generally the only opponent Spider-Man has less funny comments toward.
* MookMaker: Spawns symbiote offspring in the latter half of its stage, and the infected corpses of all the soldiers it killed make up the majority of the mooks of the stage.
* PersonOfMassDestruction: Getting its hands on the fragment was all it took to break loose, and by the time Spider-Man gets there the Triskelion is a flaming wreck and most of the staff have been turned into zombies. It gets to the point where an entire ''Helicarrier'' is brought down.
* ReusedCharacterDesign: Carnage's design in this game is, appropriate, almost identical to his VideoGame/UltimateSpiderMan2005 model. The only differences are some minor changes to his eyes, less of a glow on his chest, and more realistic proportions compared to that game's more cartoonish artstyle.
* SamusIsAGirl: Believe it or not, but this Carnage is actually Gwen Stacy. Or at least, [[CloningBlues her clone]].
* TheUnintelligible: It mainly "speaks" in roars and growls.
* WeakToFire: Its biomass is unable to withstand intense heat, much like Spidey's own symbiote suit in the Ultimate Universe, which is why S.H.I.E.L.D. dispatches mechs with built-in flamethrowers to fight the zombie hordes.
* WolverineClaws: Has retractable claws.
* ZombieApocalypse: What the fragment enables it to cause.

[[WMG: Other Characters]]

[[folder:Madame Web]]
!!Madame Web/Cassandra Webb
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Susanne Blakeslee

* BigGood: She qualifies as the most important good character because she asked for the other Spider-Men's help after Amazing broke the tablet, and gives advice and helpful abilities to each of them.
* TheComicallySerious: Occasionally tries to give the Spider-Men her own puns. Her incredibly deadpan delivery sells them.
* DamselInDistress: She is held hostage by Mysterio late in the game.
* DeadpanSnarker: When you have [[DeadpanSnarker four different Spider-Men]] and you have nothing to do but watch them and talk to them, SnarkToSnarkCombat is your only method of keeping your sanity.
* MissionControl: She keeps in contact with the Spider-Men to guide them on their missions.

[[folder:Silver Sable]]
!!Silver Sable/Silver Sablinova
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JenniferHale

* BountyHunter: She's trying to capture the Juggernaut. She sets her sights on Spider-Man as a secondary target.
* TheGunslinger: A competent bounty huntress with guns.
* TheUnfought: You never fight her or see her outside of her helicopter, while her Wild Pack serve as the stage's {{Mooks}}.

[[folder:Spider-Ham]]
!!ComicBook/SpiderHam/Peter Porker
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Kevin Umbricht

-->''"Nuff said kids. Nuff said."''

* BrickJoke: Amazing Spidey notices him in the wall behind Madame Web that had images of various alternate universes and asks, "Is that a cartoon pig?" He then appears during a point in the credits, but he's too late to help.

* TokenGoodTeammate: [[DownplayedTrope Relatively speaking]]. He's the only villain in the game whose motivations are more nuanced than wanting to fight Spider-Man or attain greater power. Kron is clearly struggling with his animalistic instincts and just wants to be human again.

* TokenGoodTeammate: For the game's boss roster, since he's a neutral mercenary. It's unknown how he got the tablet, but everything indicates he only did it to mess with Spider-Man.

->''"YES! It's like my powers are totally unleashed - now I can absorb ALL this energy! ENERGY WITHOUT LIMIT!"''

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->''"I'm the Juggernaut, remember? Once I start moving - nothing can stop me!"''

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I have this unfortunate tendency to kill things when I'm bored."''
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->''"I could kill you or I could explain everything and ''then'' kill you. I think I'll just kill you."''

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->''"Hi, Ma! And welcome to Pain Factor! The only show where you compete for your life!"''

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->''"Welcome, Spider-Man! Welcome to the jungle!"''

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->''"I can control any sand I see, now... Any sand at all!"''

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->''"This is what ''real'' power feels like!"''

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->''"Hey spider, wanna go a few rounds?"''

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->''"It's time for the Vulture to feast!"''

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->''"I have this unfortunate tendency to kill things when I'm bored."''

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->''"You can call me... the Hobgoblin! Every Spider-Man needs one."''

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->''"Will hurt others if followed!"''

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->''"Who am I to refuse a lovely lady? Lead on, MW."''

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->''"Say your prayers, punks. Here comes the Spider-Man."''

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->''"That's me, out to save the universe and look good while doing it!"''

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->''"See you later, older and less-cool versions of me."''

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* KilledOffscreen: ''Edge of Time'' has the Miles Morales costume as an unlockable suit, and the bio for it explains that a new Spider-Man lives in the Ultimate Marvel universe. If true then this version likely suffered the same fate as his comic self.

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/NeilPatrickHarris (''Shattered Dimensions'', console versions), Creator/JoshKeaton (''Shattered Dimensions'', [=DS=]; ''Edge of Time'', all versions )

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/NeilPatrickHarris (consoles, ''Shattered Dimensions''), Creator/JoshKeaton ([=DS=], ''Shattered Dimensions''; ''Edge of Time'', all versions )

* WeakButSkilled: Unlike the other Spider-Men who can easily tank gunshots and dodge them with ease, Noir has to rely on hiding. However, he's ''good'' at it, mastering his web and crawling powers instantly to stealth kill with ease. He even uses Chinese martial arts instead of mere acrobatics or webbing like the other Spider-Men. Best exemplified by his interactions against gun-wielding opponents: to highlight the emphasis on stealth, Noir cannot sustain too much gunfire in comparison to his alternate counterparts, and he also lacks the disarm skill that the other Spider-Men can learn. Anytime you have to fight mooks in direct combat in the Noir universe, notice how none of them use guns like they do in any of the other continuities.

* ArcVillain: Of the Noir levels.

* ArcVillain: Of the 2099 levels.

* KnifeNut: Uses throwing knives in his boss battles.

* DishingOutDirt: His original power is to control and merge with sand. Taken UpToEleven when the fragment gives him control of a mine in the middle of a desert.

* SuperStrength: Already possesses this, but the fragment ramps it UpToEleven at the cost of his NighInvulnerability.