The Spider-Man

The Spider-Man is another superhero mash-up show. Its where I take one characters enemies and supporting cast and put them into another characters TV show. This is Spider-Man in The Batman.
==Season 1==
*Spider in the Belfry - After stopping a heist by Hammerhead, Spider-Man returns to home to learn that all criminals in The R.A.F.T. have mysteriously been released. Spider-Man finds out that a crazy person calling himself Green Goblin is behind the breakout, and he plans to make a blimp full of the Goblin Serum to explode over New York so that every citizen turns into a lunatic.
*Traction - Three mob bosses want revenge on Spider-Man because he constantly took down their operations. They call in a mysterious assassin named Kraven The Hunter to finish him off, once and for all. Kraven may seem like a normal criminal, but he has a secret so powerful that it could destroy all of Manhattan. After their first encounter, Kraven easily takes down Spider-Man, seriously injuring him. Now, Spider-Man must think of a new way to stop this menace.
*Call of the Toomes - After strange owls, vultures, and crows start to steal diamonds and jewels, Spider-Man decides to find out who's behind this. It turns out that the crook is Adrian Toomes, aka Vulture, a socialite who attends Norman Osborn's party. Norman Osborn tries to catch for his misbehavior at the party, but unfortunately, Vulture catches Norman. Spider-Man must find Vulture's hide-out and save Norman, as well as defeat the bald bandit of badness and return all the jewels and gems he has stolen.
*The Man Who Would Be Lizard - A flock of bats lead Jean DeWolffe and Officer Stacy to Oscorp, where Norman has a scientist named Dr. Connors working on a project related to lizards. In truth, Connors actually develops a serum that can turn him into the "Lizard." The creature goes out of control and attacks the city, destroying everything.
*The Big Squid - Using his new powers, Dr. Octopus steals the rarest and most valuable diamonds all over New York. When he and Spider-Man first cross paths, he reveals that he was once a normal scientist, and was accidentally fused to a suit of armor with built-in tentacles. He will stop at nothing to make New York his own personal domain, unless Spider-Man can think of a way to stop this menace.
*The Cat & The Spider - Spider-Man chases his new foe, Black Cat, who steals his web-shooter. Now, with his web-shooters in the wrong hands, Spider-Man must figure out how to find the cat burglar before she puts his web-shooters to no good use.
*The Big Shock - Spider-Man meets The Shocker, a man who dresses in a strange red & yellow suit and has a pair of gloves that generate electric shocks. Shocker breaks into numerous New York companies, destroying their technology, and escapes when Spider-Man arrives. As Spider-Man finds out, he's no easy foe to bring down. Meanwhile, Norman Osborn meets up with the mayor, who tells him that he's going to have to repair Octavius Industries, now took over by professor Alistair Smythe, instead of Oscorp.
*Molten - Mark Raxton, a former intern at Oscorp now calling himself Molten Man, plans revenge upon the people involved with Oscorp for accidentally mutating him into Molten Man. Can Spider-Man stop him and save his hostages?
*The Big Symbiote - Eddie Brock is a freelance photographer with a dark secret - He posseses a Symbiote known as Venom, an alien substance that gives him amazing abilities. He pulls off several bank heists and plans a big one. Eddie, along with two knuckle head muscles, plans on stealing a gold reserve from the New York Bank. Spider-Man tries to stop the symbiote and his lackeys. Meanwhile, Aunt May plays matchmaker for Peter.
*Topsy Turvey - Green Goblin is out of The R.A.F.T. He's going after everyone responsible for getting him arrested... with Spider-Man being his main target.
*Bird of Prey - Vulture is jealous of Norman Osborn's wealth and breaks into Osborn Manor. He kidnaps Harry Osborn and ransacks the place while Norman is doing an interview. Spider-Man arrives to help right in time, only to get chained up by Vulture as well. Can Spider-Man find a way out of this crazy mess?
*The Rubberface of Comedy - Green Goblin's back in town and has a new invention, Goblin Sand, that can morph anything and everything into sand. Meanwhile, Officer Stacy tells his Detectives to stop both Green Goblin and Spider-Man once and for all, saying both of them have no place in New York.
*The Sandface of Tragedy - Leaving off after the previous episode, Detective Marko transforms into the monstrous Sandman after Green Goblin tortures him with his sand. He targets the man he despises the most, Officer Stacy. When Spider-Man and Jean DeWolffe realize who he is, they will have to work together to keep Detective Marko from becoming anything like Green Goblin.
==Season 2==
*The Cat, The Spider, and The Very Ugly - During a museum robbery, Black Cat and Vulture form a partnership. But when Vulture double-crosses Black Cat before she can double-cross him, she and Spider-Man have to stop the bald bandit before he unleashes his true plan: harnessing the power of Helios. 
*Jackalled - A devious villain known as Jackal challenges Jean DeWolffe to a countless number of puzzles, quizes, and trivia questions.
*Shock & Sqid - Shocker and Dr. Octopus team up to put their devastating plan into action: permanently putting New York in the middle of a never-ending heatwave. Once the police are the first to feel the heatwave's wrath, it's all up to Spider-Man. 
*The Laughing Spider - Green Goblin decides to take on the role of "Spider-Man" and doses Peter with the Green Goblin serum to create an arch-rival of his own. 
*Hammered - Rhino, a half-man, half rhino, plans to turn New York into an actual concrete jungle by filling the city with several wild animals. 
*Pets - Vulture discovers a sonic device that allows him to control birds, but instead, he gets a sonic device which controls lizards. Now, The Lizard is placed under his control. Meanwhile, Aunt May must deal with a rat which has found its way into the house and is messing with all the technology in the kitchen.
*Meltdown - Flint Marko is captured and put on trial for his crimes as Sandman. He's released on probation but finds himself tempted to the criminal way of life. 
*GTV - Green Goblin pirates the airwaves of New York in order to broadcast his crimes on TV as entertainment. When Jean's ignorant new partner tries to bring the Goblin down himself, he merely becomes Green Goblin's latest "guest star." Spider-Man must find where Green Goblin is broadcasting from before he can carry out his plan to make New York die of laughter. 
*Ragdolls To Riches - Scarecrow, a triple-jointed murderer, crosses paths with Spider-Man and Black Cat while trying to steal priceless artifacts. Also, Felicia Hardy befriends Peter Parker. But what are her intentions? 
*My Aunt Did It - Mysterio, a mystic with the ability to induce both hypnosis AND illusions, sets his sights on stealing the valuable Tablet of Time, controlling Aunt May, and other elders, to commit his crimes. 
*Nuke's Night - Nuke, a former Veteran War soldier who went missing on a mission near a swamp, emerges from the local swamp on Halloween to wreak havoc on New York. But Spider-Man discovers that there is more to Nuke than it appears. 
*Strange Minds - Green Goblin takes Jean DeWolffe hostage, but once captured he refuses to tell of her whereabouts. Convinced it's the only way to learn Jean's location before she meets her demise, Spider-Man uses a device created by Professor Mendel Stromm to enter the mind of Green Goblin in search of an answer. 
*Night and the City - Green Goblin, The Vulture, and The Jackal agree to give all of New York over to whoever is able to capture and discover the true identity of Spider-Man. Meanwhile, a new member to the New York police force determines Spider-Man's future in the city. 
==​Season 3==
*Elektra Begins, Part 1 - Elektra Nachios recounts a story about a powerful new super-villain sabotaging corporations that threaten animal life and her increasingly radical friend, Mac Gargan.
*Elektra Begins, Part 2 - Continuing from the previous episode, a nuclear accident changes Mac's giving him an exoskeleton and super-strength, which leads Elektra to stop Mac from going to jail. But things quickly change when Mac becomes the super-villain Scorpion, kidnapping J. Jonah Jameson and injecting Spider-Man with his special venom. 
*An Amazing Knight To Remember - When Spider-Man gets a hit to the head during a fight with Vulture, Peter Parker has memory loss, and forgets he is Spider-Man. But when Elektra is captured while saving him, can Peter build up the courage to rescue her? Meanwhile, Aunt May suspects Peter Parker really is Spider-Man. 
*A Fistful of Felt - After his most recent crime spree, Eddie Brock is taken to the R.A.F.T. and apparently "cured" by Dr. Mendell Stromm. A new career as a children's entertainer lies before Brock ... but can he escape the shadow of Venom?
*RPM - A new villain, Overdrive, makes his first appearance robbing a charity race, and Spider-Man soon finds himself forced to use the new Spider-Buggy to keep up with the cybernetic villain. 
*Brawn - Green Goblin becomes a raging, animalistic strongman when he gets ahold of Kraven's African poison. However, when Spider-Man fails to stop the Goblin's wrath, Elektra must learn to overcome her physical limitations in order to save the day.
*Cash for Toys - When Oscorp shuts down Funny Face, a toymaker with a spotty safety record, the demented villain takes revenge by trying to kill Norman Osborn with his diabolical toys. 
*The Laughing Cats - When a rare Black Siberian Leopard is stolen, Spider-Man and Elektra suspect Black Cat and go to protect the second Black Siberian Leopard. But what happens when Green Goblin beats them to the punch and brings the cats to the Grim Hunter? It's a maze of doom with dangerous creatures. Can Black Cat, Spider-Man, and Elektra escape, or will they end up on Joker's wall?
*Fleurs Du Mal - When J. Jonah Jameson, along with other high-ranking New York officials, begins to embrace environmental causes after the delivery of mysterious plants, Elektra discovers that they've been replaced with plant-based copies created by Scorpion and teams up with Spider-Man to stop him and their own evil clones.
*The Apprentice - Inspired by the Spider-Man/Elektra Partnership, Green Goblin decides to recruit his own sidekick, Norman Osborn's son Harry, and eliminate Spider-Man and Elektra.
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==Characters==
===Heroes===
*Peter Parker/Spider-Man
*Elektra
*Prodigy
*Aunt May
*Officer Stacy
*J. Jonah Jameson
*Jean DeWolffe
*Detective Marko
*Harry Osborn
*Norman Osborn
===Antagonists===
Name: 	Info: 	Voiced By: 	Appears In:
Green Goblin 	The character is based on the comic book character of the same name but no full origin is provided within the series. However, his origin was alluded to three times. The first was when he had his conversation with Det. Marko, he remembered having a tramatic experience at Oscorp. The second, in "Strange Mind", Dr. Stromm and Spider-Man travel into the mind of the Goblin to find the Goblin before his accident as a millionaire scientist who once dreamed of "getting revenge on those fools". And finally in "The Apprentice", where he was planning to make Harry Osborn into the new Goblin by injecting him with the Goblin serum. Green Goblin is shown as a chronic resident of The R.A.F.T who commits elaborate crimes when free. He views these as practical jokes on Batman, the police, and sometimes the city.	Steven Jay Blum 	TBA
Kraven The Hunter	The character is based on the comic book character of the same but a definitive origin is not given within the series. "Traction" introduces him as a "problem solver" who uses an African poison to enhance his strength to super-human levels and senses to animal-like levels. 	Diedrich Bader 	
"Traction"
"Team Vulture"
"Rumors"
"The Spider-Man/Iron Man Story Part 1"
Vulture 	The character is based on the comic book character of the same name. Adrian Toomes is presented as a peer of Norman Osborn, the last of one of the city's greediest families. He is also the genius of his family: smart, rude, selfish, devious, and witty with the Adrian's fortunes having been lost via gambling years ago. 	Tom Kenny 	
"Call of the Toomes"
"Bird of Prey"
"The Cat, The Spider, and The Very Ugly"
"Pets"
"The Laughing Spider"
"Night and the City"
"An Amazing Knight To Remember"
"Fleurs du Mal"
"The Darkest Depths"
"Team Vulture"
"Rumors"
"Shield Toss"
"The End of The Spider-Man"
Scorpion 	The character is based on the comic character of the same name. Mac Gargan is introduced as a school friend of the teenage Elektra Nachios and a passionate expert on animal behavior. When his plan to use the assassin Boomerang goes bad, he is exposed to high levels of a liquidy toxic compound. This changes him, giving him an indestructable exoskeleton and super-strength. 	Jason Spisak 	
"Elektra Begins"
"Fleurs du Mal"
"Rumors"
"The Spider-Man/Iron Man Story"
Rhino 	The character is based on the comic character of the same name, but an origin is never provided for him in the series. 	Clancy Brown 	
"Hammered"
"Team Vulture"
"Rumors"
"The End of The Spider-Man"
The Beetle 	This character is based on the comic character of the same name. No initial origin is provided for him and he is presented as Vulture's hench-man. Within the episode he is transformed from a villain "wannabe" to a monstrous beetle-like creature. 	Daran Norris 	"Team Vulture"
Deathwatch 	The character is based on the comic character of the same name, sharing the rough origin, the ability to draint he enrgy of others, and long standing conflict with Ghost Rider. 	 	
"A Mirror Darkly"
"Lost Heroes, Part 1"
Hammerhead 	The character is based on the comic book character of the same name though an exact origin is not given in the series. He is presented as the devious and ruthless head of a crime empire which he runs along with a smarter crime-lord known as Tombstone. 	Jim Cummings 	
"The Breakout"
"Rumors"
"The Spider-Man/Iron Man Story, Part 1"
"What Goes Down..."
Dr. Octopus 	The character is based on the comic character of the same name. Though he shares the alter ego of Otto Octavius, his origin and background are unique to the series. He is presented as a professional scientist when he is first encountered by Green Goblin, who traps him in a suit of robotic armor with built-in tentacles. He swears revenge on the city. 	Corey Burton 	
"The Big Squid"
"Shock & Squid"
"The Darkest Depths"
"Rumors"
"Artifacts"
"The Spider-Man/Iron Man Story Part 1"
Shocker 	The character is based on the comic character of the same name. Herman Schultz is presented as a gun-for-hire without a back story or origin for his equipment. The last appearance of the character in the series, "White Electricity", shows him stealing an atomic isotope to power his special gloves. When accidentally exposed to the isotope, he is transformed in to living electricity. 	Jeff Bennett 	
"The Big Shock"
"Shock & Squid"
"Team Vulture"
"Rumors"
"White Electricity"
The Spot 	Base off the comic character of the same name. He is presented as a friend of Peter Parker, an art collector, and a scientist specializing in quantum physics. He creates a device called the "Spot" which can teleport matter from one place to another instantly. Using the device he creates a persona known as The Spot. The device effects his personality. Eventually it makes him crazy and he begins using the device to stage a series of art thefts. 	Oliver Muirhead 	"The Spot"
Scarecrow 	The character is based on the Ghost Rider villain of the same name though with a very different costume and usually fights Spider-Man rather then Ghost Rider. 	Dave Wittenberg 	
"Ragdolls To Riches"
"Team Vulture"
Baron Zemo 	The character is based on the Captain America villain of the same name. 	Robin Atkin Downes	"Shield Toss"
The Jackal 	The character is based on the comic character of the same name. Within the series, Miles Warren is a university scientist working on methods to enhance human I.Q. When his prototype is sabotaged on its demonstration for investors, he is fired from the university and seeks revenge on the person he believes responsible for the sabotage. Thwarted by Spider-Man, he creates the identiy of Jackal and starts a life of crime. This version of Jackal has green eyes, long green hair, a green costume, and slightly greenish skin, but isn't a green half-animal creature like the Jackal from the comics. 	Tony Shalhoub 	
"Jackalled"
"Night and the City"
"Jackal's Revenge"
"Rumors"
Mysterio 	The character is based on the comic character of the same name. Quentin Beck is portrayed here as an experience staged magician and illusionist, who has the ability to conduct illusions and take over people's minds with hypnosis after they look at the clock when it strikes nine, which he uses on Aunt May and several elders to conduct various thefts. This version of Mysterio wears a black-coloured bodysuit covered with eye symbols, an oval-shaped helmet, purple-coloured metallic gloves with claw-like fingers, and a long purple cape wrapped around him. 	Wally Wingert 	"My Aunt Did It"
"Rumors"
Nuke 	The character is based on the comic character of the same name. Nuke is portrayed as a former Veteran War soldier 	Keith Silverstein 	"Nuke's Night"
Menace 	The character is based on the comic character of the same name. Lily Hollister is a controversial young adult socialite who the Green Goblin becomes infatuated with. After her TV show gets canned, she is taken out by the Green Goblin by a night of fun, and, with a small dose of the Goblin serum, is transformed into the mad villainess known as Menace. This version of Menace bears more of a resemblance to her green-skinned incarnation from the comics, with green skin, amber eyes, long red hair kept in pigtails, a pair of horns resembling those of a ram's, a black and red coloured outfit, and a red cape. 	Nicole Bouma 	"Two of a Kind"
"Rumors"
"The Metal Face of Comedy"
"The End of the Spider-Man"
Hydro-Man 	The character is based on the comic character of the same name. Morris Bench is a struggling cargo ship crewman who is both physically unappealing and has no real working skills. After hearing a news story on the arrest of Flint Marko, AKA Sandman, he steals a sample of the same chemical that turned Marko into Sandman, only to be cornered by the police. Whilst on the run from the police, Bench ingests the sample and dives into the water, giving him Marko's shapeshifting abilities, only more powerful and with the ability to control water. 	Rob Paulsen 	"Forces of Nature"
"The Spider-Man/Iron Man Story"
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
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