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* ''The Uncertainty Principle''
* ''The Uncertainty Principle''


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====[[Jackal (Marvel Comics)|Mr. Warren]]====
* '''Voice Actor''': [[Brian George]]
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The following is a list of characters that appear in The Spectacular Spider-Man.

Main characters

Peter Parker/Spider-Man

Bitten by a genetically altered spider while visiting Dr. Curt Connors' lab at Empire State University, Peter donned a spider themed costume to fight crime after allowing a burglar to escape, who later killed his Uncle Ben. Peter was awarded an internship for Dr. Connors, a position which he held until being fired by Martha Connors for ditching the antidote plan to take pictures of the Lizard. However, his Lizard pictures caught the eye of J. Jonah Jameson who gave him a job as a Bugle freelancer to take more pictures of Spider-Man in action. He and Harry try out for the football team, but lets Harry join the football team. In the episode "Catalysts" he goes with Mary Jane to the Fall Formal. However, a few days later Peter sees Mary Jane going out with Flash Thompson as she says they were just friends.

Following John Jameson's return from space, the alien symbiote was taken to Dr. Connors' lab for study. The symbiote then got loose during a fight between Spider-Man and Black Cat, leading to the symbiote bonding with Peter.

Gwen Stacy

Gwen is one of Peter Parker's best friends and an intellectual equal, not to mention harboring a crush on him. She is the daughter of Police Captain George Stacy and also gained an internship with Dr. Connors at Empire State. She was disappointed at Peter for ditching the cure effort for when Dr. Connors turned into the Lizard, but soon forgave him. In the episode "The Invisible Hand" Peter unintentionally lies to Gwen saying he is not going to the Fall Formal (school dance), but later finds himself courted by Mary Jane. At the formal, Gwen is silently hurt when seeing Peter and Mary Jane together, believing that he lied to her. She later becomes concerned for Harry's health when he starts abusing the Globulin Green formula.

Harry Osborn

Harry is Peter's other best friend and son of ruthless industrialist Norman Osborn. He constantly lives in his father's shadow and considers Peter a good friend despite being much richer than him. Harry drops Peter as a friend after failing to tutor him twice, leading to his failure on the calculus test. However, when Norman gives Harry a lecture on self-responsibility, Harry reconsiders his decision. He apologizes and forgives Peter, and together, they try out for the football team to teach Flash a lesson. Harry then becomes a member of the football team. As a result of this, he has become significantly more popular, even going to the fall formal with Kenny Kong's ex-girlfriend, Glory Grant.

In the episode "Catalysts", it's shown that he has developed a hidden jealousy towards Peter, seen where Pete is showing off his date, Mary Jane to the popular clique. In this episode, he's also dumped by Glory at the dance who reunited with Kenny "King Kong" again. Curiously, this provokes him to take one of Oscorp's drugs from his locker, named "Globulin Green", out of anxiety in order to enhanced his natural abilities in football. However, it effected Harry's mind, with the Green Goblin persona emerging when Harry suffers a big out. Though Spider-Man learned the truth, he agrees not to arrest his friend when Norman pleaded on his behalf. Gwen tells Peter at school the next day that Harry is taking a leave of absence to get the help he needs.

Green Goblin

The Green Goblin is a mysterious, psychopath who flies around New York City on a glider dressed in a goblin costume whose true identity has not been revealed. The Goblin forces three of the Big Man's lackeys to help him in assassinating L. Thompson Lincoln and expose him as the Big Man of crime in hopes of taking the position away from him. Spider-Man captures the Goblin, but he escapes when Spider-Man is occupied with finding a bomb he planted earlier at Thompson's party. In "Reaction", he's directly responsible for the creation of Dr. Octopus, as he interferes with a dangerous operation involving use of the mechanical arms.

In "The Uncertainty Principle", The Green Goblin is revealed to be Harry Osborn, who combined with the use of the Globulin formula, and loss of sanity, transformed into the madman. Eventually, he's caught changing by Spider-Man and Norman, both of which equally distraught. Harry then loses his sanity again, and slams Norman into the wall in fury. Harry then begins to blame him for stealing the formula, shouting that he now had "The son he always wanted" With Norman convincing Spider-Man not to turn Harry in, they both agree to get him some help.

J. Jonah Jameson

Jameson is the loudmouth, egotistical publisher of the Daily Bugle, New York's biggest newspaper. He considers children like Peter to be nothing more than a nuisance and considers pictures of Spider-Man to be of the utmost importance. Jameson eventually chooses to hire Peter as a freelance photographer, despite his dislike of teenagers. In spite of his apparent selfish demeanor, he's willing to protect Peter's life, when Rhino demands his appearance in the Daily Bugle. In Uncertainty Principles, after being frustrated by people recognizing Spider-Man over his son John, Jameson begins a smear campaign against the former.

Aunt May

May is Peter's aunt and widow of Ben Parker. She constantly worries about Peter's well-being (going so far as to establish a strict curfew) and works hard to pay the ever-growing stack of bills that keep coming. In two straight episodes, May has mentioned Mary Jane Watson, who eventually came on the show herself in The Invisible Hand.

Eddie Brock

Eddie is Peter Parker's childhood friend and the closest thing he's ever had to a brother. Eddie is slightly older than Peter and is a freshman at Empire State University, working with Dr. Curt Connors. Eddie and Peter's friendship is severed when Peter ditches the antidote plan for Dr. Connors to secretly assist as Spider-Man. Eddie has forgiven Peter, but says he needs some time. He later escorts Gwen to the Fall Formal. He's visibly ticked off when Peter later shows up at the dance with Mary Jane, believing he lied to Gwen about not going to the formal.

Mary Jane Watson

Mary Jane was first mentioned early on in the series by an enthusiastic Aunt May. However, as Aunt May believed her to have a "wonderful personality", Peter was naturally off-put. A running gag that had occured had Peter shuddering everytime he heard Mary Jane's name. Eventually, on the night of the Midtown fall formal, Peter (who had just been rejected by Betty), prepares himself for the utter worst. To his main surprise, he's stunned to find that Mary Jane is in fact, gorgeous. Peter, stricken with no words, and a dazed grin; Mary Jane pulls a sly smile and states the famous line: "Face, it Tiger, you just hit the jackpot!" At the formal, Mary Jane manages to both surprise and impress the popular clique (Flash in particular). Her flirty behavior is also emphasized when dancing with a visibly interested Randy Robertson and Hobie Brown. She even wins prom queen even though no one knows her name yet (being called "That red head that came with Parker"). Despite Peter having to leave for The Bugle (while in reality, Spider-Man), Mary Jane graciously offers him a last dance as the formal closes. In the episode "Reaction", she goes to the carnival with Flash Thompson, but it's later shown that she never considered being in a true relationship with anybody. She transfers to Midtown High School after being accepted into the theater magnet.

Recurring

Allies

Flash Thompson

Flash is Peter Parker's high school nemesis and all-around bully. He's not very bright, but takes pleasure in pushing "Puny Parker" around especially since Eddie Brock graduated the year prior. In the episode "Catalysts" he was shocked when he saw Peter with Mary Jane. When Peter left, he danced with her and they became prom king and queen. He also invites her to the school football game, hinting that he either has an attraction to her, or is trying to steal her way from Peter. Mary and Flash later ended up going to the Coney Island carnival together, a move that costs his relationship with Liz. Apparently, he idolizes Spider-Man and tried to help him in his battle with Doctor Octopus. As per his deal with Peter, Flash dressed up as a cheerleader for Halloween with the rest of the team doing the same. He tried hitting on Mary Jane, but she ended up rejecting his forward advances, stating that she was a "free agent" and planned to remain one. Flash was ridiculed by his classmates for believing that Spider-Man was still a hero when the Chameleon was framing him.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Interactions
  • Natural Selection
  • Market Forces
  • Competition
  • The Invisible Hand
  • Catalysts
  • Reaction
  • The Uncertainty Principle
  • Persona

Dr. Curt Connors/Lizard

Dr. Connors runs the biology lab at Empire State University with his wife Martha and employees Eddie Brock as a lab assistant and Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy as interns until Peter was fired. Having lost his right arm in the first Gulf War, Connors had been experimenting with Lizard DNA to regrow his arm. When one vial was hit by Electro's lightning bolt, it charged the DNA and slowly turned Connors into the Lizard after injecting himself with it. He eventually was cured by Spider-Man but it left him depressed about his irresponsibility from his research.

The alien symbiote was brought to Dr. Connors' lab for study, refueling his interest in science. The Chameleon disguised himself as Connors in an attempt to steal the symbiote, but a fight between Black Cat and Spider-Man led to Spidey getting the symbiote before him.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Interactions
  • Natural Selection
  • Persona

Liz Allan

Liz is Flash Thompson's high-class cheerleader girlfriend. Originally viewing Peter as a nerd, she was forced by Mr. Warren into being tutored by Peter. She showed no interest at first and would rather fail until Peter bailed to chase down Electro. Liz had a change of heart and agreed to more tutoring as Dr. Connor's lab where Electro attacked. The following day at school, Liz brushed Peter off as usual, but only after Flash catches her talking to him. She showed slight regret after brushing him off and later wished him luck at football tryouts. In the episode "Catalysts", she was shocked when she saw Peter with Mary Jane and smiles (perhaps glad Peter's got a date). However, she was shown mad when Mary Jane won as prom queen. Eventually, after Flash takes Mary Jane to a carnival at Coney Island, she decides to take Peter as a date. Despite her reputation potentially being in danger, we see another side to Liz's personality, as she seemed to harbor romantic feelings towards Peter. Later that night, for an unknown reason, and in tears, she had broken up with Flash. This might have either been because he took Mary Jane to the carnival or her feelings for Peter. This has yet to be revealed.

Appearances
  • Survival Of The Fittest
  • Interactions
  • Competition
  • The Invisible Hand
  • Catalysts
  • Reaction
  • The Uncertainty Principle

Randy Robertson

Randy is on the Midtown High School football team with Flash, but shown to be much nicer and more neutral than his teammate. He is dating Sally Avril and is the son of Joe "Robbie" Robertson.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Natural Selection
  • Market Forces
  • Competition
  • The Invisible Hand (no lines)
  • Catalysts
  • The Uncertainty Principle

Kenny "King" Kong

Kenny is on the Midtown High School football team and sidekick to Flash Thompson as the school bully. He dated Glory Grant until she broke up with him as he was acting too childish even after he humiliated Harry Osborn. He and Glory got back together at the fall formal, humiliating Harry.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest (no lines)
  • Natural Selection
  • Competition
  • The Invisible Hand (no lines)
  • Catalysts
  • Reaction
  • The Uncertainty Principle

Hobie Brown

  • Voice Actor: None

Hobie is a friend of Flash Thompson's. Flash helped Hobie gain a position on the football team by throwing him easy passes, but Harry Osborn beat him for the position and Hobie became the back-up.

Appearances
  • Competition (no lines)
  • The Invisible Hand (no lines)
  • Catalysts (no lines)
  • Persona (no lines)

Glory Grant

Glory is Kenny Kong's girlfriend. She broke up with him for being too childish and now shows interest towards Harry Osborn, even going as far as going to the fall formal with him. Kong and Glory got back together at the fall formal, humiliating Harry.

Appearances
  • Interactions (no lines)
  • Competition
  • The Invisible Hand (no lines)
  • Catalysts
  • The Uncertainty Principle (no lines)

Sally Avril

Sally is Randy Robertson's cheerleader girlfriend and one-time crush of Peter Parker. She considers Peter a grade-A nerd. She was shocked when she saw Peter with Mary Jane Watson, and can't believe that someone like Mary Jane would go out with a nerd like Peter. Her relationship with Randy took a sour turn when he left her to dance with Mary Jane. She was also angry when Mary Jane won as prom queen. In "Reaction", she blamed Peter for Flash and Liz's breaking up at the Coney Island carnival, despite the fact that Peter had little to nothing to do with them breaking up.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Interactions
  • Competition (no lines)
  • The Invisible Hand (no lines)
  • Catalysts
  • Reaction
  • The Uncertainty Principle
  • Persona

Robbie Robertson

Robbie is the Editor-in-chief of the Daily Bugle and father to Randy Robertson. His nicer deposition is a much needed balance against J. Jonah Jameson's perpetual outrage.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest (no lines)
  • Market Forces
  • The Invisible Hand (no lines)
  • Catalysts
  • Reaction
  • The Uncertainty Principle

Ned Lee

Ned is a reporter for the Daily Bugle and one of Peter Parker's coworkers. After watching Spider-Man in action, he suggests an investigation into finding his true identity. Jameson says his real identity doesn't sell newspapers, but Robbie urges him to go with the investigation, anyway. Despite Robbie's misgivings, Ned was given the Green Goblin story as well.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest (no lines)
  • Market Forces
  • The Invisible Hand (no lines)
  • Catalysts
  • Reaction
  • The Uncertainty Principle

Betty Brant

Betty is J. Jonah Jameson's personal secretary. She is calm and collect, even during Jameson's constant outrages. Peter asked Betty to his school dance, but she politely turned him down as she was too old for him. Peter refused to stop asking and Betty told him she would consider it, but was talked out of it by Aunt May as she had already invited Mary Jane Watson to go with Peter.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Market Forces
  • The Invisible Hand
  • Catalysts
  • Reaction
  • The Uncertainty Principle

Mr. Warren

Mr. Aaron Warren is Midtown's biology teacher. He considers Peter and Gwen to be his brightest students and recommended them for the internship positions with Dr. Connors at Empire State University. He also suggested that Liz be tutored by Peter after she received a D- on a test.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Interactions
  • Catalysts (no lines)
  • The Uncertainty Principle (no lines)

Dr. Bromwell

Dr. Bromwell is a doctor at the New York City Emergency Hospital. He created the insulation suit that Max Dillon was forced to wear after being transformed into Electro after an accident.

Appearances
  • Interactions

Martha Connors

Martha is Dr. Curt Connors wife and fellow scientist. She is immediately angered after finding out that her husband had been tampering with lizard DNA to regrow his arm, but dismissed it after the experiment worked. When the mutation continued to the point where Dr. Connors turned into the Lizard, Martha led the team that created the antidote based on Curt's research. After the incident, Martha fires Peter for abandoning the cure effort to take pictures of the Lizard and also to keep him from getting into any other dangerous situations at the bio lab.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Interactions
  • Natural Selection
  • Persona (no lines)

Jean DeWolff

Jean is police officer for the New York City Police Department partnered with Stan Carter. She does not consider Spider-Man as much help as most of the criminals he captures wind up being released.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Interactions
  • The Invisible Hand
  • Persona (no lines)

Stan Carter

Stan is a New York City police officer partnered with Jean DeWolff. He has a short temper, evident when he yelled at Max Dillon after he refused to return to the hospital. He has shown an appreciation of Spider-Man's vigilantism, even quarantining the area where Spider-Man and Sandman were fighting.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Interactions
  • Competition
  • The Invisible Hand (no lines)
  • Persona

John Jameson

An Air Force colonel, astronaut, and son of J. Jonah Jameson, John Jameson visited his father the week before his launch date. His father takes him to a benefit party for one of L. Thompson Lincoln's charities, but John laments that he would rather go to a restaurant. Just as they are about to leave, the Green Goblin crashes the party and hold the guests hostage. John attacks one of the Goblin's henchmen, but is hit by the Goblin's laser. He later helps Spider-Man find a pumpkin bomb Goblin hid in the chandelier and warns his father not to report his heroism as it would lead to an investigation that would get his pulled from the space mission. He successfully leaves for space the following week. The night before Halloween, a stray meteor hit the space shuttle, damaging the heat shield. Despite the difficulty, John managed to safely land the shuttle, bringing the symbiote with him.

Appearances
  • Catalysts
  • The Uncertainty Principle

George Stacy

Police Captain George Stacy has always believed Spider-Man to be a hero. Even when the Chameleon framed Spider-Man, Stacy defended him, even pointing out that the Spider-Man robbing the ship was taller than the real Spider-Man. Stacy warned Spider-Man that as long as he wore a mask, people would wonder.

Appearances
  • The Invisible Hand
  • Persona

Mayor Waters

Waters is mayor of New York City with hopes of reelection. She was a victim of the Chameleon disguised as Spider-Man robbery and believed, like most, that Spider-Man has truly turned to crime. Even though the Chameleon failed to steal anything from the gala on the ship, Black Cat managed to get away with Waters' tiger necklace.

Appearances
  • Persona

Villains

Adrian Toomes/Vulture

Adrian Toomes is an elderly scientist tricked by Norman Osborn to reveal his plans for flying technology, not knowing that Osborn was planning on stealing his invention. He first blamed an employee of OsCorp called Otto Octavius-a photo in Octavius' apartment shows that he and Toomes were old friends. After Osborn showed no remorse for his actions, Toomes donned his own flying suit and dubbed himself Vulture in order to force Norman to apologize until Spider-Man stopped him.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Group Therapy (announced)

Hammerhead

Hammerhead is Big Man's second in command and organized the Enforcers on his orders. Through Hammerhead, Big Man makes a deal with Norman Osborn to continue making supervillains so Spider-Man would be too distracted to stop the Big Man's operations. Hammerhead accused Norman of being the Green Goblin and was later taken hostage by Green Goblin in another attempt to assassinate Tombstone, which failed.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Market Forces
  • Competition
  • The Invisible Hand
  • Reaction
  • The Uncertainty Principle

Montana/Shocker

Montana is the Southern leader of the Enforcers and is a trained mercenary. After the failure of Fancy Dan and Ox, Montana chased Spider-Man down with the helicopter until Spider-Man blew out the rear rudder with Vulture's wing. Montana managed to escape capture while Spider-Man was busy with Vulture. He then stole technology that allowed him to become the Shocker. As the Shocker, he was able to defeat Spider-Man with ease. After realising he didn't kill Spider-Man he fought him again at a condemned theater. Spider-Man was able to defeat him by bringing the whole building down on top of him.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Market Forces (debut as Shocker)
  • Group Therapy (announced)

Fancy Dan

Fancy Dan is the martial artist of the Enforcers and is shown to be able to dodge Spider-Man's web with ease and can take him in hand-to-hand combat. Spider-Man managed to get the upper hand and tie him up with webbing.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest

Ox

Ox is the brute force of the Enforcers, being able to break Spider-Man's web with ease. Ox jumped off the building to tackle Spider-Man in midair until Spider-Man stood on the wall, forcing Ox to let go. Spider-Man tied him up against the wall, knowing he would not break it as he would fall.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest

Flint Marko/Sandman

Flint Marko is petty crook seen working alongside Alex O'Hirn under the Big Man. He had been captured by Spider-Man twice before the start of the series. Marko continued to work for Big Man as a hired hand until being selected as the first of many guinea pig supervillains created under the deal between Big Man and Norman Osborn. He was the test subject to be bonded with a silicon armor, but instead he bonded with the sand particles on the floor, turning his body into a shapeshifting weapon. Now calling himself the Sandman, he creates chaos where ever he goes. After attempting a few robberies, he faces Spider-Man in a construction site and, ultimately, Marko was defeated as Spider-Man used a tank of wet, quick-drying cement to freeze him, stopping him in his tracks.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Market Forces
  • Competition (debut as Sandman)
  • Group Therapy (announced)

Alex O'Hirn/Rhino

Alex is a petty crook seen working with Flint Marko under orders of the Big Man. He is captured by Spider-Man with ease, increasing his annoyance and dislike for the webswinger. He is one of OsCorp's guinea pigs and is bonded with a thick titanium resin armor, transforming him into a giant being who bears strong characteristics to a Rhinoceros, calling himself the Rhino. After a fierce battle, Spider-Man defeated Rhino by overheating him using the sewer's steam pipes. Thereafter, the webswinger asks him who the Big Man really is.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Market Forces
  • Competition
  • The Invisible Hand (debut as Rhino)
  • Group Therapy (announced)

Max Dillon/Electro

Max Dillon was a regular electrician and a friend of Dr. Curt Connors until he suffered an accident. Accidentally dropping his power drill on a faulty wire - sending a electrical shock through his body - he was thrown back against a tank of electric eels Dr. Connors was experimenting with. His body began to generate more electricity to the point that a protective suit was made to protect everyone around him. Max quickly became paranoid due to his isolation and after being provoked by Spider-Man, thinking he was a common crook, Max snapped and held Dr. Connors hostage until he made a cure. Spider-Man held him off until Dr. Connors escaped. His only hope for a cure gone, Max accepted his transformation into "Electro" and swore revenge on Spider-Man. He was defeated by Spider-Man after he was kicked into a swimming pool by him, knocking him out. He is now in jail.

Appearances
  • Interactions
  • Group Therapy (announced)

Norman Osborn

Norman is Harry's strict yet well-meaning father and dirty-dealing CEO of OsCorp. Norman never apologizes, even when he is wrong and goes to any length to make the most money, including stealing Adrian Toomes' flight technology. Norman secretly made a deal with Hammerhead and Big Man to continue making super villains so Spider-Man would be too distracted to stop their operations. Norman suggests pausing their experiments for a while until people stop asking questions, but Hammerhead refuses to let him, threatening to reveal his involvement using Dr. Octavius as a witness. After the Green Goblin surfaced, Hammerhead accused Norman of having something to do with it, though he assured the mobster otherwise. Spider-Man also suspected this, only for him and Norman to shocked to see Harry behind the mask. Norman pleaded with Spider-Man not to turn Harry in and Spider-Man agreed as long as the Green Goblin never returns.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Market Forces
  • Competition
  • The Invisible Hand
  • Reaction
  • The Uncertainty Principle

Dr. Otto Octavius/Doctor Octopus

Dr. Octavius is a research scientist working under Norman Osborn at OsCorp. He is very timid and willing to apologize for every little thing, a direct contrast to his boss, Norman. He is one of OsCorp's most intelligent scientists and the creator of a four armed harness that makes him able to do dangerous experiments, playing a part in the creation of Sandman and Rhino. He first encountered the Green Goblin when he steals the glider that OsCorp made. Eventually, as the result of a devastating accident, he completely loses his sanity, and becomes the vengeful Dr.Octopus. With his arms permanently fused to his back, he then seeks to destroy all of those who have wronged him, but Spider-Man eventually defeated the menace at a Coney Island carnival.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest
  • Competition
  • The Invisible Hand
  • Catalysts
  • Reaction (debut as Doctor Octopus)
  • Group Therapy (announced)

L. Thompson Lincoln/Tombstone/The Big Man

L. Thompson Lincoln is believed by Spider-Man to be the true identity of the Big Man, though he says he's gone by many names, his favorite being Tombstone. Thompson offered Spider-Man money to look the other way in the future, but refuses. In return, Lincoln sends the police in to make Spider-Man look like the villain. Spider-Man ended up saving him from an attack by the Green Goblin at a banquet he attended. When they got rid of the time-bomb the Green Goblin had planted, the crime boss commented to the Web-Slinger that he offered money for what Spider-Man just did for free. The Green Goblin later kidnaps Hammerhead in another attempt to kill Tombstone, which fails thanks to Spider-Man intervention.

Appearances
  • Survival of the Fittest (voice only)
  • Market Forces (voice only)
  • The Invisible Hand
  • Catalysts
  • The Uncertainty Principle

Black Cat

The Black Cat is a kleptomaniac with an interest in Spider-Man. After being foiled in an attempt to steal the symbiote due to Spider-Man arrival, he and Black Cat team up to take down the Chameleon, who was impersonating Spider-Man and framing him for crimes. Although Black Cat truly helped Spider-Man in capturing Chameleon and his cohorts, she escaped capture with Mayor Waters' tiger necklace as a souvenir.

Appearances
  • Persona

Chameleon

An international spy-for-hire, the Chameleon and his cohorts Beck and Mason were hired by an unknown criminal to steal the symbiote from Dr. Connors' lab. After failing that mission, Chameleon began to frame Spider-Man for crimes until the combined forces of Spider-Man and Black Cat defeated them. Beck and Mason were arrested, but Chameleon disguised himself as Stan Carter and escaped.

Appearances
  • Persona

Quentin Beck

Beck is one of the Chameleon's partners in crime. He is described by the Chameleon as being a master of special effects and illusions. He is arrested along with Mason at the end of the episodes while Chameleon escapes.

Appearances
  • Persona

Mason

  • Voice Actor: None

Along with Beck, Mason is one of the Chameleon cohorts. He is a master of technology. He and Beck were arrested while the Chameleon escaped.

Appearances
  • Persona (no lines)
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