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Kingpin (Marvel Heroes)

This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
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## Kingpin

### Voiced by

Jim Cummings

*Looking for another article with the name Kingpin? Check out the Kingpin disambiguation page.*
**Kingpin** is a major crime lord in New York City. He appears in the video game Marvel Heroes.

## History

When a Marvel hero (which ever one the player chooses) invades Fisk Tower the hero eventually makes it to Kingpin's office where Kingpin sends Elektra and Bullseye to defend him. After Bullseye and Elektra are defeated Kingpin fights the hero himself using a mixture of ram charge attacks and a laser from his walking cane. Kingpin is eventually defeated when his health is depleted.

## Trivia

* Kingpin was voiced by Jim Cummings who voiced Shocker in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
Masters of Evil

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This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
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## Members

### Former

* Absorbing Man
* Baron Zemo
* Boomerang
* Cardinal
* Dragonfly
* Moonstone
* Tiger Shark
* Whirlwind

*Looking for another article with the name Masters of Evil? Check out the Masters of Evil disambiguation page.*
The **Masters of Evil** are a team of supervillains that was formed by Baron Zemo. They are enemies of the Avengers.

## Non-canon history

The following backstory for the Masters of Evil was show in the comic book adaptation of Avengers: United They Stand. This is not considered in continuity with the television series.

Enchantress and the Executioner were once members of the Masters of Evil. When Simon Williams was arrested, he was bailed out of jail by Enchantress and Executioner who then introduced him to Baron Zemo. Baron Zemo then gave Simon Williams superpowers turning him in to Wonder Man.

Baron Zemo had Wonder Man join the Avengers so he could gain their trust and eventually betray them. However, Wonder Man had a change of heart and helped the Avengers defeat the Masters of Evil.

## Members

### Television series

Absorbing ManBaron ZemoBoomerangCardinalDragonflyMoonstoneTiger SharkWhirlwind
### Comic book

Baron ZemoEnchantressExecutionerWonder Man

## Trivia

* The Masters of Evil, with a different roster of villains, appeared in issue ten of Adventures of Spider-Man.
Knox

This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
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## Knox

### Real name

Knox
(Full name unknown)

### Voiced by

None

**Knox** was a billionaire that came into possession of a rare blue tiger.

## History

Knox was an eccentric billionaire that captured a rare blue tiger while on a safari.

J. Jonah Jameson learned of this and sent Peter Parker to Knox's home to take pictures of the blue tiger.

As Peter arrived at Knox's estate Knox was leaving on a helicopter. Peter, as Spider-Man, got inside the helicopter and found Knox tied up. Spider-Man then learned that the Knox he saw get into the helicopter was really the Chameleon.

Spider-Man was later able to defeat Chameleon, who had partnered with Kraven the Hunter, and was able to free Knox.

## Trivia

* Knox appeared in the children's book Spider-Man: Chase for the Blue Tiger.
List of Mutants

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The following is a list of known mutants and mutates in the Marvel Animated Universe. This list also includes mutants that appeared in the comic book series X-Men '92.

## List of mutants

### Unknown

The following is a list of powered beings, but it is unknown if their power was gained through natural mutation or an outside source making them a mutate.

 Miss Allure

### Mutant teams

This list includes both current and former members of each team.
Limbo

**Limbo** is a void of nothingness located between time dilation portals.

## History

If people are unable to find a time dilation portal to exit to go back to Earth that person will be trapped in limbo.

Spot and Sylvia Lopez ended up trapped in limbo after they entered a portal to close it so they could save the world.

While Spider-Man and Green Goblin fought each other on the George Washington Bridge, Mary Jane Watson accidentally fell off the bridge and into a time dilation portal. This caused Mary Jane to be trapped in limbo.

Green Goblin also ended up trapped in limbo during his final battle with Spider-Man.

## In the comics

Limbo from Spider-Man: The Animated Series appears to be a combination of two different dimensions from the comics, limbo, also known as the Realm Between, and the spotted dimension.

There are several different places in Comics known as limbo. One of these versions of limbo, also known as Otherplace, was a magical dimension filled with demons. This version of limbo appears in an issue of X-Men '92 which takes place in the same reality as X-Men and Spider-Man. In X-Men '92, Apocalypse went to limbo to get its ruler, Lord N'astirh, to join his mutant army.

In the comics Immortus ruled a pocket universe known as limbo. This version of limbo was used in the four part episode, Beyond Good and Evil, from X-Men: The Animated Series. However, in Beyond Good and Evil, limbo was renamed the Axis of Time and allowed people to travel through time.
Marvel Comics (Disambiguation page)

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**Locations**

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(Real)Marvel Comics
Masafumi Kimura

## Nationality

**Masafumi Kimura** is a Japanese voice actor from Aomori Prefecture. He currently works at Production Baobab.

## Filmography

### Television animation

* Bleach
* Detective Conan
* Chrono Crusade
* Crayon Shin-chan
* D.Gray-man
* Digimon Adventure
* Digimon Adventure 02
* Digimon Data Squad
* Digimon Tamers
* Fairy Tail
* Fresh Pretty Cure!
* Inuyasha
* Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne
* Kindaichi Case Files
* Maho Girls PreCure!
* Naruto Shippuden
* Nintama Rantarō
* One Piece
* Otogi-Jūshi Akazukin
* Phoenix
* Power Stone
* Samurai 7
* Scrapped Princess
* Soul Eater
* Transformers: Cybertron
* Toaru Majutsu no Index II

### Video games

* Crash Nitro Kart
* Crash TagTeam Racing
* Dragon Force
* God of War II
* Sakura Wars V
* Tales of the Abyss
* Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2

### Dubbing roles

* Border
* Breaking Bad
* Chef
* Deadpool
* Debug
* ER
* Hart's War
* In the Light of the Moon
* The Legend of the Condor Heroes
* Mission: Impossible 2
* O Brother, Where Art Thou?
* Paparazzi
* Piege
* Secret in their Eyes
* Superman: The Animated Series
* Remember
* The Quiet One
* The Twilight Zone
* Transformers: Robots in Disguise
* Vantage Point
* Voltron: Legendary Defender
Justin Hammer

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## Justin Hammer

* Iron Man: TAS S1
* Iron Man: TAS S2

### Occupation

* C.E.O. of Hammer Industries
* Criminal
* Member of the Hand (Formerly)

### Voiced by

None

**Justin Hammer** is the C.E.O. of Hammer Industries. He is a business rival of Tony Stark and is an enemy of Stark's alter ego, Iron Man.

## Appearances

### **Iron Man: The Animated Series**

* And the Sea Shall Give Up Its Dead
* Rejoice! I am Ultimo, Thy Deliverer
* Data In, Chaos Out
* Silence My Companion, Death My Destination
* The Grim Reaper Wears a Teflon Coat
* The Origin of the Mandarin
* The Defection of Hawkeye
* Iron Man to the Second Power, Part One
* Iron Man to the Second Power, Part Two
* The Origin of Iron Man, Part One
* The Origin of Iron Man, Part Two
* The Wedding of Iron Man
* The Beast Within
* The Armor Wars, Part One
* The Armor Wars, Part Two

## Trivia

* Justin Hammer was voiced by two different actors in Iron Man: The Animated Series.

* Tony Steedman voiced Justin Hammer in season one.
* Efrem Zimbalist Jr. voiced Justin Hammer in season two.

* Justin Hammer was mentioned in issue ten of Adventures of Spider-Man but did not physically appear.
Juan Carlos Lozano

## Nationality

**Juan Carlos Lozano** is a Spanish voice actor.

## Filmography

### Television series

* Avatar: The Last Airbender
* Avengers Assemble
* Batman: The Brave and the Bold
* BoBoBo-Bo Bo-BoBo
* Digimon Adventure
* Digimon Frontier
* Digimon Fusion
* Digimon Tamers
* He-Man & the Masters of the Universe
* Iron Man: Armored Adventures
* Mega Man NT Warrior
* One Piece
* Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel
* Skylanders Academy
* South Park
* Spider-Man: The Animated Series
* Toy Story of Terror
* Transformers Cybertron
* Transformers Energon
* Transformers: Prime
* Young Justice

### Movies

* Batman: Gotham Knight
* Pokemon: Arceus and the Jewel of Life
* Transformers Prime: Beast Hunters - Predacons Rising
* Wonnder Woman

### Video games

* Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
* Batman: Arkham Knight
* Batman: Arkham Origins
* Beowulf
* Bioshock
* Bioshock 2
* Borderlands
* Borderlands 2
* Brutal Legend
* Cal of Duty: Black Ops
* Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
* Curse of Monkey Island
* The Darkness II
* DC Universe Online
* Deus Ex: Human Revolution
* The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
* Fallout 4
* Fallout: New Vegas
* Gears of War
* Gears of War 2
* Gears of War 3
* Gears of War 4
* Gears of War: Judgement
* God of War III
* God of War: Ghost of Sparta
* Halo: Reach
* Heavy Rain
* Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings
* Justice League Heroes
* League of Legends
* Madagascar: The Video Game
* Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven
* Mafia II
* Max Payne
* Mortal Kombat X
* The Penguins of Madagascar: Dr. Blowhole Returns Again
* PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale
* Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty
* Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction
* Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus
* Shrek's Carnival Craze
* Spider-Man 3
* Spider-Man: Web of Shadows
* Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace: The Video Game
* Star Wars: The Force Unleashed
* Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm
* Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty
* Starhawk
* Transformers Prime: The Game
* Transformers: Dark of the Moon: The Game
* Transformers: War For Cybertron
* Ultimate Spider-Man
* Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II
* Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising
* Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution
* World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King

### Narrator

* One Piece
* Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus
Marvel Power Game

**Marvel Power Game** was a comic book series that reprinted issues of Spider-Man Adventures. These issues would come with fold out board games featuring Marvel characters, hence the name Marvel Power Game.

## Reprinted issues

Spider-Man Adventures #2
**"The Sting of the Scorpion"**Spider-Man Adventures #8
**"The Alien Costume, Part I"**Spider-Man Adventures #10
**"The Alien Costume, Part III"**
Lady Spider

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## Lady Spider

* Lady Spider
* May Reilly

### Occupation

* Superhero
* Inventor

### Voiced by

None

*Looking for another article with the same name? Check out the May Parker disambiguation page.*
**Lady Spider** is an alternate reality version of May Parker that became a superhero.

## History

### Early life

May Reilly's father kept numerous animals in his study, one of them was a spider. One day, May opened the spider's cage so it could get comfort, as she believed it to be upset from its captivity. May then tried to pet the spider, and as soon as her hand got near, the spider bit her. According to May, the spider taught her an important lesson, not to let anyone cage you.

After her father died, May used spare parts in his garage to create a suit with four mechanical arms which enabled her to climb walls. She also created mechanical Web-Shooters.

During a ball May was attending, Electro took the mayor hostage. May used this as an opportunity to debut as the Lady Spider. She confronted Electro, and webbed him up. However, soon the rest of the Six Men of Sinestry arrived. After taking some plans the mayor had hidden in his tuxedo, the six villains were forced to retreat due to the opposition Lady Spider posed to them. Believing she would miss the ball, May left the scene to return there.

### Later life

After Spider-Man found Mary Jane Watson in 19th century London, Madame Web took Spider-Man to No Place and showed him various Spider-Men from other dimensions. Lady Spider was one of these heroes.

## Equipment

Lady Spider created Web-Shooters which fire artificial webbing.

May also created four mechanical spider legs that are attached to the back of her costume. These arms allow May to climb up walls or she could use them to fight her enemies.

## Trivia

* Lady-Spider appeared in the script, Peter Finds Mary Jane.
Kōsei Hirota

## Nationality

**Kōsei Hirota** is a Japanese voice actor.

## Filmography

### Anime

* Assassination Classroom
* Brave Witches
* Princess Principal
* Hakata Tonkotsu Ramens
* Cowboy Bebop
* Detective Conan
* Digimon Savers
* Full Metal Panic!
* Heat Guy J
* King of Thorn
* Legend of the Condor Hero
* Musashi Gundoh
* Naruto
* Neo Ranga
* One Piece
* Turn A Gundam

### Video games

* Halo
* Bravely Default
* Bravely Second
* Crash Nitro Kart
* Gears of War
* Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny
* Soulcalibur Legends
* Soulcalibur IV

### Tokusatsu

* Megaloman
* Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger
* Thermae Romae II

### Dubbing roles

#### Live-action

* Danny Trejo

* Point Blank
* Bubble Boy
* Spy Kids
* Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams
* Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over
* Urban Justice
* Breaking Bad
* Bones
* Death Race 2
* Machete
* Predators
* Recoil
* Bad Ass
* Death Race 3: Inferno
* Dead in Tombstone
* Machete Kills
* Bad Asses
* In the Blood
* 3-Headed Shark Attack

* A Dog of Flanders
* The Quiet Man
* Rage
* The Watcher

#### Animation

* Batman: The Brave and the Bold
* The Spectacular Spider-Man
* Spider-Man: The Animated Series
* Spider-Man Unlimited
* Surf's Up 2: WaveMania
Maria Castle

The title of this article is **conjectural**.
The name of this article is based on the character, item, or locations appearances in the comics or real life.This subject has no conical name in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.

## Maria Castle

### Voiced by

None

**Maria Castle** is the late wife of Frank Castle a.k.a. the Punisher.

## History

Maria and Frank Castle had two children together, a son named Frank Castle Jr. and a daughter named Lisa Castle.

One day while at the park two rival gangs showed up and had a shootout. Maria and her two children where shot and killed. Wanting revenge for the death of Maria and his children, Frank became a vigilante called the Punisher and he would hunt down and kill criminals.

## In movies

In the 1989 Punisher movie her name was Julie Castle. In this version Julie and her children were killed in a car bombing.

## Appearances

* Enter the Punisher (Photograph only)
* Duel of the Hunters (Mentioned only)
Kronos Digital Entertainment, Inc.

**Kronos Digital Entertainment** was an American video game developer founded by Stanley Liu in 1992.

Kronos Digital Entertainment, Inc. created the 3D backgrounds for Spider-Man: The Animated Series.

## History

Kronos first began to develop original properties, beginning with their visually appealing early 3D fighting games, Criticom, Dark Rift and Cardinal Syn (referred to as the "Trilogy of Terror" by one gaming journalists). The organization later gained greater critical and commercial success for the Fear Effect series with Eidos, although Kronos retains all rights to the franchise. Kronos was busy developing the third installment in that series, Fear Effect Inferno, when publisher Eidos discontinued funding for the project following a major restructuring of their budget. The developer then shopped it around to other publishers but were unable to secure another deal to get the game finished. The company disbanded soon after, with Fear Effect 2: Retro Helix being their final released game.
Kennedy International Airport

The **Kennedy International Airport** is the primary international airport serving New York City. It is the busiest international air passenger gateway into North America, the 22nd-biggest airport in the world, the sixth-biggest airport in the United States, and the busiest airport in the New York airport system.

## History

Chameleon arrived in America through the Kennedy International Airport. S.H.I.E.L.D. agents were there waiting for him but Chameleon was able to escape.

When J. Jonah Jameson sent Peter Parker on an assignment to Brazil, Peter flew out of the Kennedy International Airport. J. Jonah Jameson drove Peter to the airport. Also Peter was seen off by Flash Thompson, Felicia Hardy, May Parker, and Mary Jane Watson.

## Trivia

* The Kennedy International Airport is named after the former U.S. president, John F. Kennedy.
John Peter Young

John Peter (J.P.) Young is the eldest son of Charles Jacob Young and Eleanor Lee Whitman Young. J.P. was born December 1, 1924. He was married to Barbara Smit, with whom he had four children: Peter, Rebecca, Eliza, and Constance. His second wife was Carolee Young.

CHILDREN

Peter Jacob Young

Rebecca DeSitter Young

Eliza Young

Constance Young
Marvel Action Universe

Spider-Man in the opening credits of the Marvel Action Universe

The **Marvel Action Universe**, originally called **The Marvel Action Hour**, was a syndicated television block from Genesis Entertainment featuring animated adaptations of Marvel comic book heroes the Fantastic Four, Iron Man and Biker Mice from Mars. The Marvel Action Hour lasted two seasons before being cancelled.

## Format

The first half of the hour was an episode of Iron Man: The Animated Series; the second half, an episode of Fantastic Four: The Animated Series. During the first season, Stan Lee introduced the episodes.

The show underwent a notable modification when broadcast on the BBC in the United Kingdom; because the BBC does not feature commercial breaks, the two shows that made up the Marvel Action Hour would actually only have totaled about forty minutes, and so episodes of the 1980's Incredible Hulk series were added between the two original shows to bring the whole bundle up to the promised hour in length. The Stan Lee segments were, however, dropped.

Both the Fantastic Four and Iron Man were radically retooled for the second seasons, sporting new opening sequences, improved animation, and more mature writing, though the introductions by Stan Lee were shortened and now against a green screen displaying various production paintings from both shows.

In most markets, the second season was known as Marvel Action Universe, which was the name of a previous syndicated programming block in the late 1980s, with the addition of Biker Mice from Mars extending the block to 90 minutes.

## Characters

The following is a list of characters that appeared in the opening theme to the Marvel Action Universe in order of appearance.

* Eternity
* Silver Surfer
* Avengers

* Scarlet Witch
* Vision
* Captain America
* Giant Man
* Wasp
* Black Panther

* Daredevil
* Black Widow
* X-Men

* Wolverine
* Storm
* Cyclops
* Jubilee
* Jean Grey
* Beast
* Rogue
* Gambit

* Ghost Rider
* Fantastic Four

* Human Torch
* Mister Fantastic
* Invisible Woman
* Thing

* Galactus
* Doctor Strange
* Thor
* Captain Marvel
* Hercules
* Namor, the Sub-Mariner
* Adam Warlock
* Inhumans

* Crystal
* Medusa
* Black Bolt
* Triton
* Karnak
* Gorgon

* Hulk
* She-Hulk
* Mandarin
* Leader
* Loki
* Howard the Duck
* Super-Skrull
* Red Skull
* Doctor Doom
* Force Works

* Spider-Woman
* Iron Man
* War Machine
* Hawkeye
* Century

* Spider-Man

## Gallery

EternitySilver SurferThe AvengersScarlet WitchVisionCaptain AmericaGiant ManWaspBlack PantherDaredevilBlack WidowX-MenWolverineStormCyclopsJubileeJean GreyBeastRogueGambitGhost RiderFantastic FourHuman TorchMister FantasticInvisible WomanThingGalactusDoctor StrangeThorCaptain MarvelHerculesNamor, the Sub-MarinerAdam WarlockInhumansCrystalMedusaBlack BoltTritonKarnakGorgonHulkShe-HulkMandarinLeaderLokiHoward the DuckSuper-SkrullRed SkullDoctor DoomForce WorksSpider-WomanIron ManWar MachineHawkeyeCenturySpider-Man
Niels Owen Young

Niels Owen Young is the third child of Charles Jacob Young, and the first of Charles and Esther Marie Christensen. He was married to Lucy Jackson, with whom he had four children: Thomas, Sara, Alice and Janet. His second wife was Nancy Lee Rick, with whom he had two children, Virginia and Jordan.

CHILDREN

Thomas Mitchell Young

Sara Christensen Young

Janet Baseford Young

Alice Jackson Young

Jordan Rick-Young

Virginia Rick-Young
Kōsuke Okano

## Nationality

**Kōsuke Okano** is a Japanese voice actor often featured on Japanese anime television network Animax as narrator along with fellow voice actor Yukari Tamura.

## Filmography

### Anime

* Saint Tail
* Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters
* Bleach
* Flame of Recca
* Fullmetal Alchemist
* Great Teacher Onizuka
* Growlanser II: The Sense of Justice
* Initial D
* Kamichu
* Rockman EXE
* Sensei no Ojikan
* The Twelve Kingdoms
* Grander Musashi RV
* Suricates
* Phantom of Inferno
* Hiiro no Kakera
* Transformers Energon
* Transformers Animated
* Nintama Rantarou
* Ping-Pong Club
* Super Adventure Rockman
* Saint Seiya Episode.G
* Baka and Test

### Theatrical animation

* CrayonShin-chan: The Storm Called: The Adult Empire Strikes Back

### Drama CDs

* Abunai series 2: Abunai Summer Vacation
* Baito wa Maid!?
* Daisuki
* GENE Tenshi wa Sakareru
* Kageki series 5: Kageki ni Tangoku
* Last Order
* Naguru Hakui no Tenahi
* Rijichou-sama no Okiniiri
* Romantist Taste

### Dubbing

#### Live-action

* Rower Rangers Mystic Force
* The Faculty

#### Animation

* Spider-Man: The Animated Series
* Recess
* Atomic Betty
* Dexter's Laboratory
* Courage the Cowardly Dog
Josephine Sheldon Edmonds

Josephine Sheldon Edmonds was the first wife of Owen D. Young. She was born in 1870 and died in 1935.

### Children

* Charles Jacob Young (December 17, 1899–October 2, 1987), Scientist and inventor at RCA
* John Young (August 13, 1902–August 21, 1926), (killed in a train accident)
* Josephine Young (February 16, 1907–January 8, 1990), who became an author of Speculative fiction, writing as Josephine Young Case
* Philip Young (May 9, 1910–January 15, 1987), who became Dean of the Columbia Business School (1948-1953), Chairman of the Civil Service Commission (1953–1957), and United States Ambassador to the Netherlands (1957-1960)
* Richard Young (June 23, 1919–November 18, 2011), Attorney, expert on international and maritime law, and law professor
Kingpin (Spider-Man: Web of Shadows)

This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
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## Kingpin

### Occupation

* Crime lord
* Fisk Industries C.E.O.

### Voiced by

Gregg Berger

*Looking for another article with the name Kingpin? Check out the Kingpin disambiguation page.*
**Kingpin** is a powerful crime lord in New York City. This version of Kingpin appeared in the video game Spider-Man: Web of Shadows.

## History

While talking to Moon Knight, Spider-Man learned that Kingpin had assembled a large force of criminals to carry out his operations and that Kingpin had been stealing technology from various companies across New York City.

As Venom began to infect the citizens of New York City with symbiotes, Kingpin attempted to flee the city but was stopped by S.H.I.E.L.D. agents who were quarantining the city. Due to the blockade Kingpin went back to his headquarters.

Spider-Man later broke Tinkerer out of a S.H.I.E.L.D. prison so he could help him find a way to stop the symbiotes. However, Spider-Man was confronted by Black Widow and some S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Black Widow ordered her men to arrest Spider-Man. However, Kingpin arrived and convinced Black Widow to let Spider-Man go by saying that if he could save the city it would be in both their interest.

Sometime later Black Widow recruited Tinkerer to build a device to stop the symbiotes. However, to complete the machine Tinkerer needed equipment from Fisk Industries. Because of this Black Widow sent Spider-Man to talk to Kingpin.

As Spider-Man reached the Kingpin's office on the top floor of Fisk Industries Tower he asked Fisk to let Tinkerer use his laboratory. However, Kingpin told Spider-Man that he would only let Tinkerer use his lab if he could restore the defense systems on Fisk Tower. After Spider-Man did this Kingpin gave Tinkerer access to his laboratory. Spider-Man later used the device to destroy all the symbiotes in New York City.

If the player chose the Black Path for the whole game, Black Cat becomes Spider-Man's "queen" and new lover as he rules over the city with an army of symbiotes. Black Widow teams with Fisk and the Tinkerer and tells a symbiote Wolverine to stop Spider-Man.

## Trivia

* Kingpin was voiced by Gregg Berger who previously voiced Mysterio and Kraven the Hunter in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
Owen D. Young

Owen D. Young was born on October 27, 1874 in a small farmhouse in Van Hornesville, Stark, Herkimer County, New York. His parents’ names were Jacob Smith and Ida Young and they worked the farm that his grandfather owned. Owen was an only child, his parents having lost their first born son before he was born, and his birth was something rejoiced. He was the first male of the family to have a name that was not biblical since they had first arrived in 1750, driven from the Palatinate on the Rhine in Germany by constant war and religious persecution. They were taken in by the Protestant Queen Anne in England, sent to New York in 1710 to act to provide naval stores for the British fleet along the Hudson River, and eventually moving north and west, taking land from the Native Americans before settling along the Mohawk. The ‘D’ in his name was more for adornment than anything else, and so does not stand for anything.

Owen went to school for the first time in the spring of 1881. He was six years old, and had always been inclined to books and studying. He had a teacher, Menzo McEwan, who taught him for years, and would eventually be responsible for Owen going to East Springfield, one of the few secondary schools that he could afford. Of course, it was not too close to Van Hornesville, which had few secondary education opportunities near it. This took him away from the farm, where his help was needed, but his parents supported his pursuit of education to the point of later mortgaging the farm to send him to St. Lawrence University at Canton, N.Y.

He was married to Josephine Sheldon Edmonds (1870 - 1937), with whom he had five children. Following Josephine's death, he married Louise Powis Clark (1887–1965), a widow with three children.

### Children

* Charles Jacob Young (December 17, 1899–October 2, 1987), Scientist and inventor at RCA
* John Young (August 13, 1902–August 21, 1926), (killed in a train accident)
* Josephine Young (February 16, 1907–January 8, 1990), who became an author of Speculative fiction, writing as Josephine Young Case
* Philip Young (May 9, 1910–January 15, 1987), who became Dean of the Columbia Business School (1948-1953), Chairman of the Civil Service Commission (1953–1957), and United States Ambassador to the Netherlands (1957-1960)
* Richard Young (June 23, 1919–November 18, 2011), Attorney, expert on international and maritime law, and law professor
Cam 015 (FNaC 2)

**Cam 015** is a location, that appears in *Five Nights at Candy's 2*.

**Cam 015** shows a room, that is above to the one shown in Cam 016. Cam 015's room is located at the middle right of the map and contains a camera, a vent, and a phone. It is decorated with several chairs, a table, a shelf and an air conditioner.

Just like with any other room in FNaC2, any animatronic can appear in Cam 015.

Cam 015 when no animatronic is in the roomCindy when she appears in Cam 015
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Shirley Young Adams

Shirley Young Adams is the second daughter of Philip Young and Faith Adams. Sister Faith Carmichael. She is married to Walter Adams, with whom she has four children: Shirley Anne, Wendy Lee, Walter Philip, and Christopher Hearne.

CHILDREN:

Shirley Anne Adams

Wendy Lee Adams

Walter Philip Adams

Christopher Hearne Adams
List of foreign actors in Spider-Man: The Animated Series

The following is a list of known actors that dubbed over the voices of Spider-Man: The Animated Series to be shown in non-English speaking countries.

## Foreign actors

### France

* Herbert Landon
* Nick Fury
* Captain America
* Daredevil
 Michel Dodane |      | * Black Marvel
 Sébastien Desjours |      | * Green Goblin
 Philippe Catoire |      | * Shocker

### Sweden

 Dick Eriksson |      | * Hobgoblin

### Israel

* Lizard
* Farley Stillwell
* Kraven the Hunter
* Spencer Smythe
* John Jameson
* Doctor Strange
* Black Marvel
 Tal Mosseri |      | * Spider-Man
* Scarlet Spider
 Yuval Segal |      | * Billy Connors
Charles Jacob Young

Charles Jacob Young was the eldest child of Owen D. Young. He was born December 17, 1899 and died October 2, 1987. Charles was a scientist and inventor at RCA.

His first wife was Eleanor Lee Whitman (1901-1926), with whom he had two children, J.P. Young and David Young. Charles' second wife was Esther Marie Christensen (1895-1988) with whom he had two children, Niels Owen Young and Esther Van Horne Young.

CHILDREN

John Peter Young (1924- )

David Whitman Young (1925-1975)

Niels Owen Young (1930-1997)

Esther Van Horne Young (1932-1987)
Monster Vinnie

* Looking For Vinnie Instead?

Or are you looking for the person that represents Monster Vinnie, The Puppeteer (FNAC 3)?

## Monster Vinnie

### Height

7’2”

**Monster Vinnie** is the antagonist in the final night.

## Appearance

Monster Vinnie is a tall wooden marionette. He has a matching black velvet shirt and pants. He wears a black-and-white striped undershirt and underpants. The shirt has 3 white buttons. His face is white and two blue lines run from his eyes down to his wide open mouth. His cheeks are also blue.

## Behavior

Monster Vinnie's behavior is similar to Monster Rat's but more aggressive and difficult. Instead of rotating in a triangular pattern, he will rotate in a hexagonal one. When you fail to flash the light in his eyes, you will be greeted with a jumpscare. If you see him on the left or right side under the bed, look the opposite way, then look at the side he's on. He will retreat, but he will come back later. If you fail to do that correctly, he will jumpscare you on the bed.

## The Final Night

### **Dialogue**

Dialogue from beginning of the Final Night.

```
Dramatic music is playing and Monster Vinnie is looking away from player.

```

*"Why did you return here? The secret's out. The weight of your guilt has been erased. So why did you return here? I guess you wanted to confront the problem, me... the problem. I didn't realize what you had done until I was in my bed, about to sleep. I was never able to think clearly again. I don't even know if it still would've happened, if you hadn't been there. But you were there, you saw it all, and now, the truth has come out*

and my life ends. It will never be like before... I had everything..."

```
Monster Vinnie turns his head to face the player and his eyes starts to glow

```

*"...and then you took it away.* *You don't get to walk away from what you've done to me. You ruined my life now I will make sure YOU'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO SLEEP AGAIN"*

## Gallery

Monster Vinnie's jumpscare on the bedMonster Vinnie's jumpscare when you fail to flash the light on him.Monster Vinnie as he appears in the extras sectionMonster Vinnie with the other animaltronics from Fnac 1 to 3.Monster Vinnie's pose when he attacks and jumpscares you.Monster Vinnie's teaser for Fnac 3.
## Trivia

* In FNAC 3, when the full game wasn't out yet, many people believed that he was going to be Nightmare Vinnie as similar to Nightmarionne but with a frown which is a false.
* Monster Vinnie is one of the 3 animatronics to have a different appearance from FNAC 1, the other being Candy and Cindy.
* Monster Vinnie's actor in Mary Schmidt's waking life is a regular human puppeteer, who kills RAT and CAT's actors in front of Mary's eyes in one of FNAC 3's cutscenes.
Josephine Young Case

Josephine Young Case ("Jo" or "Aunt Jo") was the third child of Owen D. Young and Josephine Edmonds. She was born in 1907 and died in 1990. She was married to Everett Needham Case, with whom she had four children: Josephine Edmonds Case, James Herbert Case III, Samuel Case, and John Philip Case.

She was educated at the Brearley School and at Bryn Mawr College. In 1931, after her marriage to Everett Needham Case, she received an M.A. in American literature at Radcliffe College. After her family moved to her father's native town of Van Hornesville, she wrote and published her first book, ''At Midnight on the 31st of March'' (1938), in blank verse.

For 20 years while her husband was president of Colgate University, Mrs. Case taught a literature course at Colgate and published ''Written in Sand'' (1945), a historical novel, and ''Freedom's Farm'' (1946), a poetry collection. Her writing included a biography of her father, ''Owen D. Young and American Enterprise'' (1982), in which her husband collaborated.

She became the first female director of RCA in 1961, and remained in the post until 1972. She was also a board member of Bryn Mawr, the Fund for the Advancement of Education and the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. She was also a member of the national board of the Girl Scouts from 1948 to 1953 and was on the board of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., in the mid-60's.

A trustee of Skidmore College for many years, Mrs. Case became chairwoman of the board in 1960.

CHILDREN:

Josephine Edmonds Case (1932 - 2010)

James Herbert Case III (1935 - )

Samuel Case (1939 - )

John Philip Case (1944 - )
Hammerhead (Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro)

This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
Do not categorize this page under Heroes, Villains, Supporting characters, Spider-Man: TAS Heroes, Spider-Man: TAS Villains, Spider-Man: TAS Characters or Earth-92131 characters.

## Hammerhead

### Real name

Joseph
(Last name unknown)

### Voiced by

Dee Bradley Baker

*Looking for another article with the name Hammerhead? Check out the Hammerhead disambiguation page.*
**Hammerhead** was a gangster with an adamantium reinforced skull. This version of Hammerhead appeared in Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro.

## History

Hammerhead was hired by Electro to help him steal equipment to build a machine called the Bio-Nexus Device. However, Electro later discovered that only Dr. Watts had the necessary equipment to finish the Bio-Nexus Device. Because of this Electro had Hammerhead and his men go to the Science and Industry Ball to kidnap her.

Hammerhead and his men later took the party goers at the Science and Industry Ball hostage. Spider-Man then fought Hammerhead and managed to defeat him.

Hammerhead was later seen in his prison cell playing poker with Shocker.

## Trivia

* Hammerhead was voiced by Dee Bradley Baker who voiced the young Destroyer in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
Home Farm Wikia

## Welcome to the Home Farm Wikia

This is a space for the descendants of Owen D. Young to trace our family history and connections, and record the stories, memories, and tall tales that we've inherited.

## Describe your topic

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Esther Van Horne Young

Esther Van Horne Young ("Evhy") was the fourth child of Charles Jacob Young, and the second of Charles and Esther Christensen. Evhy was born in 1932 and died in 1987. She was married to Giles Constable, with whom she had two children: Olivia Remie Constable and John Van Horne Constable.

CHILDREN

Olivia Remie Constable (1960 - 2015)

John Van Horne Constable (1962 - )
Candy's Burgers and Fries

> *"Uh, junior manager here. Uh, so you're the new security guard, right? Yeah, i-i-it's great to finally have someone qualified for the job you know."*- Phone Guy welcoming Mary.
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## Information

**Candy's Burgers and Fries** is a family-friendly location that was opened a day after the Toy Animatronics location of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza had closed its doors. A new set of animatronics now entertain children and adults alike while the company provides the titular fast food.

The mascot of this restaurant is the titular Candy the Cat, along with his sister Cindy the Cat, a monkey called Chester and a robot kids can draw on named Blank. There are also two other sealed-away robots named RAT and CAT, who are presumably the previous mascots of Candy's, plus an older model of Candy himself. However, during the night, the robots come to life and attempt to kill the protagonist. Can you survive Five Nights at Candy's?

## History

The animatronics themselves had a dark past, as the poster on Parts & Services room (CAM10) states that a set of twins were killed in an incidentat the Robot Factory.

The Reverse Puppet (which has a similar appearance to the Puppet from the second installment of Five Nights at Freddy's) appears in the game, but with the feature of a depressed or sad/angry face (leading to the alternate naming of Sad Puppet). Instead of a smile and a bright look, this Puppet has blue cheeks and a blue lip feature. The Puppet, similarly to his Freddy Fazbear's counterpart, has brought children back to life as animatronics, causing animatronics to stare blankly at adults, similar to events that previously occurred at Freddy's.

## Summary

*"No company is without a rival. Freddy Fazbear's New Pizzeria has closed for good. And so, another restaurant is going to take its place in the world of entertainment. What could go wrong?"*
Central Hall

* Central Hall
* Gallery

The **Central Hall** is part of where the protagonist starts in *Five Nights at Candy's 2*.

## Appearance

The player's office has a multiplug (which probably powers the security panel), a couple of beer cans and a Candy plush. The Central Hall itself is full of shelves, boxes and columns.

## Uses

The Central Hall is the locaion, where the protagonist stays the whole night. As such, it replaces the Office from the first game.

The player is able to use a smart phone to monitor the Robot Factory's individual rooms, flash animatronics, if they get too close to the player or use telephones to lure the animatronics away from the Central Hall.

## Trivia

* The layout of The Central Halls is very similar to the layout of The Office in *Five Nights at Freddy's 2*.
* The mechanic used to lure the animatronics away is very similar to the way the player lures Springtrap around Fazbear's Fright in *Five Nights at Freddy's 3*.

The Central Hall, with the light on.New Candy in the Central Hall, phase 1.New Candy in the Central Hall, phase 2.New Candy in the Central Hall, phase 3, close to the player.New Cindy in the Central Hall, phase 1.New Cindy in the Central Hall, phase 2.New Cindy in the Central Hall, phase 3, close to the player.Blank in the Central Hall, phase 1.Blank in the Central Hall, phase 2.Blank in the Central Hall, phase 3, close to the player.The Rat in the Central Hall, phase 1.The Rat in the Central Hall, phase 2.The Rat in the Central Hall, phase 3, close to the player.The Cat in the Central Hall, phase 1.The Cat in the Central Hall, phase 2.The Cat in the Central Hall, phase 3, close to the player.
Glitches/Bugs

This page shows various glitches that can happen in the games.

## The Stuck Security System Glitch

This Glitch can happen two ways

1. If either  Withered Penguin or  Withered RAT restarts your monitor as The Withered Animationic or The Cat attack you it would glitch out the game making it act like you don't die. but while you are like this you can not use the Security system or move. This glitch is great for beating nights.

2. It happens at random, but if you are stuck in the Security system you can still use it.

## Death-Alive Jumpscare

A glitch that happens when any of the animatronics attack you can result in you not dying and beating the night while being stuck and unable to use anything. This has been fixed presumably.

## Un-killable Bed Glitch

There's a bug where when Monster Vinnie is active and you look under the bed he can't kill you. This has been fixed.

## Night 5 6:00AM Glitch

A glitch that occurs after completing night 5, in the original FNaC 1. You can see that the Colorful stars continue shooting above the 6:00AM timer, and repeats.. and you wouldn't be able to view the feed.
Phone

The **Phone** is a mechanic in *Five Nights at Candy's 2*.

As Marylin Schmidt spends her nights in the Central Hall, animatronics will enter. If the she doesn't take action, they will get closer to her desk until they stand right above it and jumpscare her.

The player can use Marylin's smart phone to use a Camera Flash and light up the area for a short time to see, if animatronics are in the Central Hall and how close their are.

At any time, the player can also rise up Marylin's smart phone, so that it fills the screen. When they do this, the can access the locaion's camera system, which in turn allows them to use activate the phones around the location.

Similar to *Five Nights at Freddy's 3's* audio cues, using a phone will cause it to start ringing. This allows the player to lure an animatronic, that is in a room next to the phone, to the room with the ringing phone.

Once the animatronic is there, the player has to turn off the phone in the room or the animatronic will break the phone. After awhile, the phone will repair itself, but as long as its broken, the player will be unable to call animatronics to the corresponding room.

If the phone in a room is broken, they also won't be able to prevent Chester and CAT from entering the ventilation system, as the phones are also used to scare these two animatronics when they are trying to fiddle with and enter the vents.

Once Chester or CAT is in the vent, there is no way to make them go back and they will jumpscare the player shortly afterwards.

A phone in its inactive stateA phone when it's rigingA broken phoneA screenshot from Night 1, featuring a hint about how to use the camera and the phones.
Main Hall 3

## Information

Even when having Night Vision within **Main Hall 3** (aka **CAM 05**), it may not be as useful as the room is dark, and there is not much sight of anything, also seeing the animatronics eyes within the room will give it away.

Blank also appears in this area to smash the Office window and gain access into that area.
The characters Candy The Cat, Cindy The Cat and Blank all enter this area, however, Blank moves in the camera in this area when he smashes into the Office window.

## Gallery

Main Hall 3, when it's emptyCindy in Main Hall 3RAT in Main Hall 3Blank trying to smash the office window
Night 5

**Previous night: Night 4
Next night: Night 6**

* FNaC1
* FNaC2
* Gallery

## Phone Call

\*Ring\* \*Ring\* Auto Voice: You have, two, new messages \*beep\*

**Message 1:** *"Hey, how's it going? \*slurps latte\* Oh, sorry, I have a latte here. Uh, anyway, I-uh, I have one last thing to tell you. Um.. alright, you've probably noticed that there's an extra door, in the second party room, uh, which is on Camera 9. I-I think. \*clears throat\* Uh ,it's-it's not on the map, just because it-it's really nothing special, it's-it's like a storage room. Uh.. we don't go in there much, like, I-I haven't even been in there myself, you know. I-I just wanted to inform you that you don't need to worry about it and that's it's not a mistake, that it's not on the map, you know or anything like that.*

*Uh, Anyway, you've done a great job so far. Uh, I'll talk to you Next Week. Uh, goodnight. \*beep\**

**Message 2:** \*beep\* \*static sound\* \*demonic gibberish\* (The demonic gibberish is backwards, the recording is of The Ten Commandments of Christian Beliefs. Specifically Commandment 2: "Thou shalt not take the LORD's name in vain. I am the LORD, your God.")

The demonic garble on the second message on Night 5 reversed is from the Bible, Levictus 11-12. When reversed and pitched, it says "You shall not steal, nor deal falsely, nor lie to one another. You shall not swear by my name falsely. Neither shall thou profane the name of thy God. I am the Lord." It is highly assumed that The Rat is the one delivering this message.

## Trivia

* The 2nd message played in reverse is actually from the Bible.
	+ It is believed The Rat is saying this message.

## Gameplay

Night 5 is basically the same as Night 3 and 4, with the only difference being, that the animatronics are more aggressive than before and that Blank becomes active.

For information on the gameplay mechanics, please visit the Night 1 article's FNaC 2 section.

For Further information on handling the animatronics, that appear in Nights 3 and 4, please visit the Night 3 article's FNaC 2 section.

## Blank

Blank basically behaves the same as Cindy and Candy, the only difference being that he is more aggressive than them.

As such, make sure to use the camera flash every once in awhile.

If you see Cindy, Candy or Blank in the Central Hall, access the SASS and use a phone to lure them away to a room, that is connected to the Central Hall.

For how to deal with Chester and the Penguin, see the Night 3 article's FNaC 2 section.

## Tips

If you act the same as in Night 3 and 4, as well as checking the cameras and the Central Hall more often, you should be able to complete this night.

## Unlockables

Beating Night 5 will reward the player with the "Old Factory Set For Demolition"-newspaper ending. It will also add a star and the ability to access Night 6 to the main menu.

## FNaC1

### Factory Room Cutscene

A PROBLEM YOUR PROBLEMA MISTAKE MY MISTAKESalary after 5th night (RAT's shadow on top of it)
Vents

The **vents** are a game mechanic found in FNaC2.

While the player doesn't have any direct control over the vents, animatronics can fiddle with the vents and try to enter them.

If an animatronic manages to enter a vent, the player will soon be jumpscared by them.

The only animatronics, that are capable of entering the vents are Chester and CAT.

To defend themselves against such suprise jumpscares, the player has to monitor the cameras of the Robot Factory and use the phone in the same room as Chester or CAT, if the player sees them fiddling with the vents.

Doing so will scare the animatronic away, but the animatronic might reappear on another camera and try the same with another vent, so the player shouldn't let down their guard after scaring Chester or CAT.
Cam 016 (FNaC 2)

**Cam 016** is a location, that appears in *Five Nights at Candy's 2*.

**Cam 016** shows a room, that is below to the one shown in Cam 015. Cam 016's room is located at the bottom right of the map and contains a camera, a vent, and a phone. It is a hall featuring several wires on the floor, a generator, a downed shelf and an air conditioner.

Just like with any other room in FNaC2, any animatronic can appear in Cam 016.

Cindy when she appears in Cam 016Another image of the same scene without the location's map
*More images will be added soon.*