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Doctor Octopus
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Name: Otto Gunter Octavius
Alias(es): Doctor Octopus
Doc Ock
Affiliation: Oscorp Technologies
Rank: Villain (formerly)
Spouse(s): Rosalie Octavius (deceased)
Portrayed by: Alfred Molina
First appeared: Spider-Man 2
Last appeared: Spider-Man: No Way Home
"The power of the sun, in the palm of my hand."
―Otto Octavius[src]

Doctor Otto Gunther Octavius is the main antagonist of Spider-Man 2 in the Raimi Spider-Man Trilogy and a major character in Spider-Man: No Way Home in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

He was an Oscorp scientist and mentor of Peter Parker. However, after his experiment failed, his own Mechanical Tentacles took control of his mind and turned him into a supervillain. Bearing the name Doctor Octopus (Doc Ock), he commits numerous crimes and becomes Spider-Man's second main rival. However, after eventually being returned to his senses by Spider-Man, who reveals himself as Peter, the latter persuades him to redeem himself by destroying his experiment, though this comes at the cost of his life.

Twenty years later, a past version of him shortly before his redemption and death, was accidentally transported to the year 2024 in an alternate universe through space and time from a spell performed by Doctor Strange, where that universe's Spider-Man helped release him from the corrosive AI of his tentacles. Indebted, Otto helped him, his native Spider-Man, and another alternate Spider-Man in their fight against their adversaries on Liberty Island. After the remaining villains were cured, Octavius along with the others were sent back to their respective universes, where he would be given a second chance at life in a branched/alternate timeline of his universe.

He was portrayed by Alfred Molina in Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man: No Way Home.

History

Early life

Otto Octavius was born in Schenectady, New York. Otto Octavius was a scientist by profession who studied science together with Curt Connors during his youth. In his mid-twenties, while pursuing a science degree in college, he met his wife Rosalie ("Rosie"), who was studying English literature. He tried to explain the Theory of Relativity and she tried to explain T. S. Eliot. The two maintained an open and honest relationship, which led to a long and happy marriage. The two of them were never able to have children. Otto later became a successful scientist, getting a PhD in Nuclear Physics.

Sometime later in his career as a scientist, Otto met businessman, scientist and head of Oscorp industry Norman Osborn as he befriended him. Although he saw him as greedy and misguided at times, Otto does see goodness within Norman and cared about him. Also, through his friendship with Norman, Otto became well acquainted with his son Harry Osborn.

He had learned about Osborn's death and his secret identity as the Green Goblin.

Spider-Man 2

The fusion accident

In the 2000s, Otto dedicates his life towards researching and building a sustainable fusion power reactor with his wife's help. However, Otto was dismayed to hear that his friend Norman died and saw on the news that he was a villain that went by Green Goblin, but his feelings about it were mixed. During the year 2004, he received funding for his project from Oscorp under the leadership of his old friend Harry Osborn. Oscorp also provided tritium, a precious and rare material vital to the success of the fusion reaction. One day, Otto was introduced to Harry's best friend Peter Parker and quickly befriended him when he witnesses his intelligences. He advises Peter to take his intelligence seriously, stating that intelligence is a gift that must be good for the good of mankind. Otto was also impressed that Peter shares the same ideals that he does about science and had the same interest. However, Otto ignored Peter's warning about a flaw in his fusion experiment as he noticed a miscalculation.

To help him perform a sustained fusion experiment, Octavius developed a set of artificially intelligent mechanical arms, which are impervious to heat and magnetism. Though the experiment overloads and becomes unstable, Octavius refuses to halt it, even trying to Spider-Man, who tried to stop his experiment from overloading. Unfortunately, this was met with devastating results: his wife is killed; the neural inhibitor chip that prevented the advanced A.I. of the arms from influencing Octavius's own mind was destroyed; and the arms were fused to his spine. Octavius's failed experiment left Oscorp bankrupt, much to the chagrin of Harry.

Unconscious, Octavius was taken to a hospital to have the appendages removed, but the tentacles assert their newly gained free will and brutally kill the surgeons. Octavius, awakening to the carnage wrought by the arms now fused to his spine, flees the hospital. He was nearly hit by an approaching taxicab, but the arms protected him by throwing the cab out of the way. Then, Octavius and his arms headed outside the city as they find an abounded warehouse at an abandoned pier on the Hudson River to hide in. J. Jonah Jameson christens him as "Doctor Octopus" or "Doc Ock."

Becoming Doctor Octopus

Octavius being controlled

Octavius being controlled by his arms

Devastated by the destruction wrought by his tentacles and actions that caused the death of Rosie and reputation as a scientist, Octavius resolved to drown himself and his "monstrous" arms into the river. However, Octavius started hearing something in his head talking to him. Realizing that the A.I. within his arms were invading his mind, Octavius discovered that his inhibitor chip was destroyed in the accident. Octavius was then suggested by his arms, who were playing on his vanity, ego, and grief, to complete his experiment at any cost, blaming Spider-Man for the reactor's failure.

Stub

Octavius planning his rebuilding of the reactor.

Octavius initially tried to resist his arms and attempted to stay true to who he is, as he admits that Peter was right about miscalculating. Unfortunately, Octavius ended up succumbing to his arms, claiming that he did not miscalculate and decided to rebuild his machine so that it would be bigger and stronger than before. His arms then suggested he become a criminal to get money to rebuild the fuse reactor, which he initially refused to do because he wasn't a criminal. However, his arms got in his head again, which led to him succumbing to their manipulations again. Doctor Octopus then stole some clothes to wear and a pair of sunglasses.

In an effort to finance his experiments, Doc Ock attempts to rob the First National Bank on Madison Avenue, where Peter Parker and his Aunt May happened to be present. Doctor Octopus easily overpowered Spider-Man and nearly crushed his head between two of his arms'. But Spider-Man flung a heavy table at Doc Ock, sending him crashing through a wall and outside. Doc Ock takes a random civilian, who just happened to be Peter's Aunt May, hostage, preventing the police from doing anything that might prevent his escape. After Spider-Man rescues Aunt May, she revises her former opinion of him and realizes that he is a hero. Doctor Octopus managed to get away with a few bags of coins. Having learned the extent of what his arms were capable of, he gathered the rest of his supplies by stealing from government research facilities and used his arms to reactivate the circuits at his hide out.

After rebuilding his fusion reactor, Doctor Octopus needed one final item: tritium. He goes to Harry Osborn's penthouse for it, where Harry calls Octavius a hack. Doctor Octopus threateningly dangled Harry over the edge of the Osborn mansion balcony, and the cowardly, frightened Harry proposes a deal. Harry agrees to give Doctor Octopus all the tritium he needs in exchange for capturing Spider-Man and bringing him back to him alive. He tells Doctor Octopus that Peter will tell him how to find him but urges him not to harm him.

Kidnapping Mary Jane

Doctor Octopus found Peter and Mary Jane Watson in a coffee shop and greeted them by throwing a car through the window. Peter sensed the attack with his spider-sense and threw Mary Jane and himself out of the way. Doctor Octopus, realizing he can use Mary Jane as leverage, abducted her and told Peter to find Spider-Man or he would "peel the flesh off her bones." Spider-Man engaged Doctor Octopus in a battle, which started at the top of a clock tower at 3 o'clock and then continued on top of a train. During the battle, Octavius destroyed the brakes, forcing Spider-Man to rescue the passengers on the runaway train.

Train fight

Spider-Man managed to stop the train before it could plunge over the end of the track, but at great physical exertion. He nearly falls, but the people in the train caught him and pulled him up and let him rest on the floor of the train car. Doctor Octopus arrived and the passengers defended Spider-Man, but his mechanical arms proved too powerful for them. Doctor Octopus captured Spider-Man and delivered him to Harry as arranged, taking the tritium in exchange. Spider-Man awakened and convinced Harry to reveal Doctor Octopus's whereabouts so he could rescue Mary Jane. Here, Spider-Man learned of Doctor Octopus's plan to rebuild the reactor - a disaster waiting to happen, the failure of the reactor could mean the destruction of the whole city.

Final fight with Spider-Man

Mary Jane, who was bound to a steel beam with large iron chains, insisted Doctor Octopus let her go, but he told her she would only bring the authorities. While Doctor Octopus busied himself with preparing the reactor, Spider-Man snuck down to rescue Mary Jane. However, one of Doc Ock's arms alerted him to Spider-Man's presence, and the two fought anew. After battling with Doctor Octopus, Spider-Man manages to stun his arms with an electric shock, giving Octavius a brief moment of clarity without the arms' influence. Peter reveals his true identity to Octavius, who recognizes him. Peter pleads with him to stop the machine, but his arms still have a certain amount of control over Octavius, which leads to him attempting to choke Peter. However, Peter gets through to Otto Octavius by reminding him of what Octavius told him about intelligence needing to be used for the good of mankind during their first meeting, while also telling him that you sometimes need to give up what you want to do the right thing. Hearing what Peter said, caused Octavius to realize and acknowledge that he is indeed right. Back to his old self, he forces his arms to obey him.

"Death"

Determined to end his doomsday experiment before it causes more harm, Octavius uses his mechanical arms to collapse the floor of the building, successfully drowning the fusion device at the cost of his own life. The heat from the reactor superheated the river water, killing Octavius instantly as he and his defunct reactor sank to the depths.

Spider-Man: No Way Home

Variant

Alternate universe

While choking Peter and shortly before coming to his senses and agreeing to destroy his second reactor, he was pulled into the year 2024 in an alternate universe (MCU universe) by Doctor Strange, who was casting a spell designed to erase everyone's knowledge that his Spider-Man was Peter Parker. Due to that universe's Peter Parker's interference, the spell began pulling in people from that knew that Spider-Man was Peter Parker from every universe within the multiverse into theirs. While Strange contained the spell, this alternate version of Otto was among the handful of people that was transported. This alternate version of Octavius was brought into the MCU universe alive, as he was pulled from his universe before his death. However, he was also pulled before he regained his senses and control of the arms, so he was still under the control of his arms and going by Doctor Octopus when he arrived in the MCU universe.

Before finding his fusion reactor, Doctor Octopus stole some new clothes and sunglasses to wear. While trying to find the fusion reactor, he encountered the MCU Peter Parker, but believed that he was the one from his universe (Raimi universe), as he asked what he did to his reactor, due to believing that he was responsible for its disappearance. Thinking that the MCU Peter was playing games with him, Doctor Octopus fought him as he integrated a piece of his nanotechnology from his suit into his arms. Doctor Octopus then tried to kill MCU Peter, but failed when the reaming nanaties saved him. Although, seeing his face, Doctor Octopus realized that MCU Peter wasn't the one he knew.

However, after MCU Peter gained control of his mechanical arms through his nanotech in them, Doctor Octopus was annoyed that he lost control of his tentacles. As a restrained Doctor Octopus tried to make sense of what had happened, they were interrupted by the arrival of an alternate version of Norman Osborn/Green Goblin, whom Otto recognized, before they were transported into the Sanctum Sanctorum by Doctor Strange.

Imprisoned

After being transported to the Sanctum Sanctorum, Doctor Octopus was placed in captivity by Doctor Strange with an alternate version of Doctor Curt Connors, but this Connors was from an alternate universe (Webb universe), and had mutated himself into a Lizard. Overhearing MCU Peter and Doctor Strange's conversation, Doctor Octopus was surprised to hear that the Multiverse was real and stunned to hear the existences of magic. Later, Doctor Octopus sees that MCU Peter had brought two people with him as he asked him who they were, as he introduce him to his friends, his version of MJ and his best friend Ned. Doctor Octopus then introduces himself as Doctor Otto Octavius, which MCU Peter and his friends find funny, much to his annoyances.

Hearing MCU Peter talking with his friends, Doctor Octopus deemed it impossible that was Norman he saw before or could not possibly be alive. Later, Doctor Octopus meets an alternate version of Electro (from the Webb universe, like Connors) and Sandman (from the Raimi universe, like him and Norman), after Spider-Man teleported them to the prison through some magic that Doctor Strange gave him to use. Doctor Octopus was then confronted with Norman face-to-face, where he told Norman that he died, though Norman refused to believe him. Sandman then confirmed that both Norman and Octavius died fighting Spider-Man and explained how both of them died. Octavius, however, felt Sandman was talking nonsense about his death. He recalled strangling his Spiderman, but became shocked and then acknowledged that was his last memory before ending up in this universe, which then made him realize Sandman was correct that he had died. Shortly after Electro realized he also died and Lizard questioned if he died, Doctor Strange arrived to send them all back to their universes using a magical box called the "Macchina di Kadavus", but a paranoid and angry Octavius said that he was sending them back to meet their fates, which was to die fighting their Spiderman.

To Doc Ock's surprise, MCU Peter stopped Doctor Strange from sending everyone home to meet their fates. When he questioned him as to why he didn't left them to die and be sent back to their universe like Doctor Strange intended, Doctor Octopus was told by the MCU MJ that it's not who he is. Doctor Octopus was offered an ultimatum by the MCU Peter, follow him to be "fixed" of their ailments or stay and accept their fate. Due to the MCU Peter having control of his tentacles, Doctor Octopus was forced to join the other villains as he was brought to a condominium belonging to a friend of his and his aunt May.

Cured for good

Shortly after arriving, Doctor Octopus confronted the MCU Peter in using a condominium instead of a lab or facility in curing him and the group while believing that he was going to kill them all. Then, Doctor Octopus was informed by the MCU Peter that he'd be the first to be "cured," despite his protest that he didn't need fixing. Doctor Octopus suffered the humiliation of being restrained by his own tentacles as he waited for the MCU Peter and Norman to make a new inhibitor chip for him by using Stark Industries technology. After the chip was finished, Doctor Octopus was setup so the old chip can be remove and the new one can be put into the back of his neck. However, Doctor Octopus fiercely resistance MCU Spider-Man's attempt to install the new chip onto the back of his neck. Although, once the new chip was put in, Doctor Octopus lost consciousness, which concerned the group.

Before MCU Spider-Man could see if Doctor Octopus was alright, Otto frantically regained consciousness but settle down when he realized that the voices inside his head were no longer there and almost broke down crying of being free from his tentacles control. Otto then assured Norman that he was back to his real self again and expressed his gratitude to the MCU Peter for his help in giving him his mind back. Seeing his Peter's characteristics and intelligences in his MCU counterpart, Otto offered his help in developing the rest of the cures for the villains, especially Norman. Later, Otto had a short conversation with Norman as he asked him on how it was going feel to no longer have the Green Goblin within him anymore, as he gives him a slight smile of being rid of his alter ego once and for all.

However, seeing the MCU Spider-Man get up because of his spider-sense going off, Otto and Norman noticed this. Worried, Otto and Norman followed the MCU Peter to the living room, as he goes looking around for danger. Once the MCU Spider-Man sensed Norman's shift to the Green Goblin, Otto tried to reach out to his friend, but had no luck, then attempted to help but was incapacitated by Max Dillon/Electro and launched from the building. His tentacles broke his fall but he had no choice to retreat for the time being.

Otto intervened in the final battle at the Statue of Liberty by deceiving Electro and the three Spider-Men (MCU Spider-Man, his universes' Spider-Man, and the Webbverse Spider-Man from Connors' and Electro's universes) into thinking he was once again Doctor Octopus, only to use his arms to remove the arc reactor and attach Max's cure. After using his tentacles to set Max's down, Otto stared at the arc reactor in wonder, amazed that someone in this universe had achieved what he hadn't: "the power of the sun in the palm of [his] hand." Although, seeing one of the Spider-Men coming to see him and hearing him finish his sentence, Otto recognized his voice as he realized that this is his Peter, and he has an emotional reunion with him, commenting on how much the latter had grown up since they had last met. However, they were interrupted by Doctor Strange as Otto watched his Peter and his two counterparts talk to him.

When the Green Goblin appeared, Otto tried to stop him from destroying the Machina di Kadavus, but Green Goblin sliced off one of Otto's arms with his glider. A Pumpkin Bomb hidden inside the device exploded, causing the scaffolding around the Statue of Liberty to collapse, along with the Captain America shield that was being added to it. Otto carried the now cured Max to safety. Shortly after Norman was cured, the cured villains and their Spider-Men were sent back to their universes, with Octavius even taking the Arc Rector he grabbed from Max's back with him to his universe.

New fate

The alternate Octavius returns to his universe, but is part of a branched/alternate timeline in the Raimi universe. As he returns with the arc reactor, he likely can destroy his machine without sacrificing his life, unlike his original counterpart in the original timeline. If the alternate Octavius survives, he gets a second chance at life, but would likely have to go into hiding, as his crimes are known.

Personality

Otto Octavius is a genial friendly man who believes intelligence to be a gift to be used for the good of mankind. He is dedicated to his work and his wife, Rosie, and not necessarily in that order. Having grown up seeing gross misrepresentations of science in media, he wants to change the public's perception on "mad scientists" and prove that scientific advancement is not something to be feared, but instead celebrated and encouraged. Due to his devotion to his work, Otto often neglects to take care of his other needs such as eating, sleeping, or fulfilling other commitments not related to his wife or his work. He relies heavily on Rosie to take care of those needs.

He has a very dry sense of humor and doesn't consider himself much of a comedian. Otto had a very low opinion of the younger generation, often speaking scathingly about young people. Rosie, on the other hand, had great hope for the next generation, an opinion proven correct by Peter Parker's sharp, inquisitive mind. Since he highly values intelligence, he cannot fathom why someone as brilliant as Peter would spend time with Harry Osborn, whose intellect is far inferior to his father's.

Otto's dedication also makes him sensitive to criticism, making it extremely difficult to change his mind once it is set on a goal. He is also arrogant and easily annoyed - qualities made even more apparent when the inhibitor chip is destroyed, which led him to fall under the control of his tentacles. Following the destruction of the inhibitor chip, the arms played on his ego and pride, as well as inability to accept criticisms and mistakes, leading to them manipulating him into finishing his experiment at all cost. After giving into his tentacles, Otto relayed on them to do a lot of things for him, such as fighting and lifting heavy objects. However, after being stunned by Peter, he returns to his senses and is convinced to do the right thing by destroying his reactor. Despite the arms trying to control him when he decided to destroy his experiment, Otto forced them to obey.

In No Way Home, due to him being pulled before his redemption, Otto was still in control of the arms and was shown to be far more easier to annoy. Otto also had a short temper, as he thought the MCU Peter was playing games with him when he questioned him in his machine disappearances. However, Otto became further annoyed when Peter took control of his tentacles through via Bluetooth connection, but he still heard their voices inside head. Also, Otto was surprised to hear that the Multiverse exist, although he was skeptical about the existences of magic but comes to term with it when he witnesses Doctor Strange using it.

At first, Otto is extremely skeptical of the MCU Peter's skills, and he resists being "fixed" by the boy at nearly every opportunity. However, once the inhibitor chip was replaced, he returns to his original genial self. Seeing the MCU Peter intelligence and selflessness, Otto becomes impressed with the young teenager as he was truly grateful for his help in giving him control of his mind again. Otto even became devoted to helping the MCU Peter in his goal in curing the other multiverse villains, especially his closest friend and fellow scientists Norman Osborn, of their issue. In addition, Otto assistance the MCU and the other Peter Parkers during their battle at the Statue of Liberty, while also having a brief emotional reunion with his Peter.

Powers and abilities

Powers

  • Mechanical tentacles: Otto Octavius originally created four mechanical tentacle arms to allow him a high degree of fine motor control in environments no human hand can enter. The tentacles are controlled via nanowires connected to Octavius's cerebellum, which are connected via a series of needles along his spinal column. These needles melt and fuse to his spine after the reactor malfunction, permanently affixing the tentacles to his body.
    • Superhuman strength: Each tentacle has superhuman strength, which allows Doc Ock to easily overpower humans, rip metal objects, lift cars and even overpower the experienced superhero Spider-Man. Each tentacle can lift 3 tons.
    • Telescoping: The tentacles are 4.5 feet long and Doctor Octopus can extend them to 13 feet long.
    • Wall-climbing: Doctor Octopus can make the tentacles climb up walls or ambulate with the tentacles instead of his own feet, allowing him to move at much faster speeds.
    • Durability: The tentacles cushion blunt force, allowing Doc Ock to survive great impacts such as smashing through a brick wall or the side of a taxicab. The tentacles are also immune to heat and magnetism.
    • Energy shield (Game only): Doctor Octopus is able to generate an energy shield with the help of the power from his 2nd fusion experiment, making him invulnerable to Spider-Man's attacks. This energy shield is destroyed after Spider-Man shuts down the power via turning the switches off. Doctor Octopus is only able to use this in the Spider-Man 2 game.

Abilities

  • Genius-level intellect: Otto Octavius is a scientific genius with a PhD in nuclear physics. He is also a gifted roboticist and programmer, having developed the artificial intelligence in his tentacle arms.

Relationships

Production

David Duchovny, Liev Schreiber, Robert De Niro, Sam Neill, Ed Harris, and Chris Cooper were all considered for the role of Doctor Octopus. Apparently Sam Raimi decided to cast Alfred Molina as Octavius after his wife watched the film Frida which Molina had starred in. Molina was a huge fan of the Marvel Comics since childhood. Cooper would later be cast as Norman Osborn in 2014's The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and Schreiber was cast as Kingpin in 2018's Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

Gallery

Promotional photos and official artwork

Spider-Man 2

Spider-Man: No Way Home

Screenshots

Spider-Man 2

Spider-Man: No Way Home


Trivia

  • The mechanical tentacles were each made up of 76 individual pieces. Each one of them were controlled by four people, who rehearsed each scene with Alfred Molina to get a more natural sense of movement. The sound designers chose not to use servo sound effects, to complete the illusion that the tentacles are a part of Doctor Octopus's body.
    • Molina actually gave names to his four mechanical tentacles: Larry, Harry, Flo, and Moe. Flo was the top right tentacle and was tasked with "delicate, intricate" tasks like removing Octavius's glasses and lighting his cigar.
  • In the video game, Octavius introduces himself as "Doctor Octopus." However, in the film, he never adopted this alias.
  • The Doctor Octopus news article "Doc Ock Still At Large", shown in Spider-Man 2, can still be seen hanging on the wall inside J, Jonah Jameson's office in Spider-Man 3.
  • In the Spider-Man 2 game, Otto's fight scene with Peter and death is slightly altered than in the actual movie. When Peter enters the building, one of Otto's Mechanical arms grabs and slams his head against the wall, also removing his mask rather than having Peter remove it himself after defeating him. Instead of collapsing the floor of the reactor, he destroys the support beams of the building using his mechanical arms, collapsing the whole building and Otto is possibly crushed before drowning.
    • However, in this scenario, Otto apologizes to Peter and realizes that he wasn't to blame for the accident and his vanity is what cost Rosie her life.
  • Doctor Octopus was originally planned to appear in Spider-Man and team up with Green Goblin, but he wasn't included because Sam Raimi thought it "wouldn't do the movie justice to have a third origin in there".
  • Doctor Octopus is the only antagonist in the trilogy to not damage Spider-Man's mask; instead, Spider-Man removed it in order to get Doc Ock to remember him.
  • The inscription over the doorway to Otto's lab reads "Nosce te Ipsum," meaning "Know thyself." It is his favorite Latin motto.
  • The reactor experiment was nicknamed the "Bartok Project" because Otto admired "that guy's crazy music."
  • Doctor Octopus's death scene, of him floating to the bottom of the river, was entirely created in CGI.
  • Doctor Octopus is the only antagonist in the trilogy to not damage Spider-Man's mask; instead, Spider-Man removed it in order to get Doc Ock to remember him.
  • An early draft of the first Iron Man movie had Tony Stark as the one responsible for the creation of Otto's tentacles, but the idea was dropped due to Sony Pictures Studios not wanting to share Spider-Man's film rights with Marvel Studios at the time. Had this connection been kept, that would have made Sam Raimi's Spider-Man films part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.


Raimi Film Series
Films: Spider-Man | Spider-Man 2 | Spider-Man 3
Characters: Peter Parker/Spider-Man | Mary Jane Watson | Harry Osborn | J. Jonah Jameson | Uncle Ben | Aunt May | George Stacy | Gwen Stacy | Robbie Robertson | Betty Brant | Curt Connors | Flash Thompson | Dr. Stromm | Mr. Ditkovich | Ursula Ditkovich | Maximillian Fargas | Henry Balkan | Rosalie Octavius | Hoffman | Bernard Houseman | Mr. Aziz | Bonesaw McGraw
Enemies: The Green Goblin | Doctor Octopus | The Sandman | New Goblin | Venom | The Carjacker
Locations: The Daily Bugle | Oscorp Technologies | Quest Aerospace | Osborn Penthouse | Goblin Lair
Video Games: Spider-Man | Spider-Man 2 | Spider-Man 3


Marvel Cinematic Universe
Films: Captain America: Civil War | Spider-Man: Homecoming | Avengers: Infinity War | Avengers: Endgame | Spider-Man: Far From Home | Spider-Man: No Way Home
Characters: Spider-Man | Captain America | Iron Man | Winter Soldier | Falcon | Happy Hogan | Pepper Potts | Aunt May | Ned Leeds | Liz Toomes | Flash Thompson | Aaron Davis | Michelle Jones | Doctor Octopus
Enemies: Vulture | Shocker | Jackson Brice | Tinkerer | Mysterio |Green Goblin | Electro | Lizard | Sandman
Locations: Avengers Facility | Avengers Tower | Midtown School of Science and Technology
Video Games:
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