Mr. Brown

Mr. Brown is a character within the PokeMark Cinematic Universe (PMCU)

## Personality

He's a cruel, vicious and frighteningly efficient man who cares about nothing more than his own wallet and criminal empire. He puts little value in human life, only what said life can give him. There is no moral low he won't go to make more profits.

He's very calculating and likes to play the long-game to gain info on people, such as when he pretends to be a pet polar bear as a gift to Bubonic so he could figure out Bubonic's identity. It's implied he uses the decoy regularly to throw people off his scent.

## Employees

### Enforcers

* The Pidgeon (Deceased)
* The Hash Slinging Slasher
* Killer Bean
* Heavy Team Fortress

### Goons

* Unnamed goons
* The Hamburglar (Former)

## History

### Early Life (19?? - 1993

Mr. Brown's early life is unknown, with several rumors of what it could be. Some say his father was the boss of a local gang and he merely inherited it, while others claim he was a poor kid who rose up from nothing. Others still claim that he took a deal from other crime organizations to assassinate the leadership of a gang and took it over. None of them have been confirmed or denied by Mr. Brown, but whatever they are, Mr. Brown is now the leader of an international crime organization, and is widely known by those who know of him as 'The Father of Crime'.

We also know that he has an older brother named The Brown Scar, and that the Brown Scar resents Mr. Brown for his genius, with Brown Scar not having the status, fortune nor business knowhow of his younger brother. Mr. Brown also has a son, Brown Jr. although Junior's wife is unknown.

He also owns a multitude of branches, dipping into multiple industries - from drugs, to gambling, to prostitution and even human trafficking. His primary front businesses are glue manufacturing (he also puts drugs within the glue to get people addicted) and bus manufacturing. He pays his employees very little - the minimum wage in fact.

He would have various branches of robbery organizations as well, who would give Mr. Brown a portion of their profits. One of these included a hotel managed by Mr. Moseby - who would later become the villain The Meanager.

### Spider-Man Starts Catching On

At one point, one member of a smaller organization known as the Hamburglar was caught by a man known as Spider-Man. Spider-Man would begin to interrogate the Hamburglar from a prison Mr. Brown led on the side. Brown's informants would say that Hamburglar ratted a little, although thankfully Hamburlgar didn't know much.

Thus, Brown would send one of his smaller crimelords Son Ambulance, also known as the Pidgeon, to rough up Spidey. The Pidgeon would bring a few goons and they'd hassle Spidey during a mission to take down the Ratfucker.

Brown would hear Bubonic was interviewing Moseby about the hotel being funded by Brown's crime ring. By the time Hamburglar was out, Brown decided that Spidey had to go. Thus, he freed Hamburglar, saying it's his head if he rats again. At the same time, he'd get his other enforcer Curious George to try to bribe Spidey, acting as a mouthpiece for his son Junior - also known as Oprahs - to speak through a walky talky on George.

However, Bubonic would refuse and swing away as his goons within the bar they negotiated in started to open fire on Bubonic. Bubonic would swing away, with Junior saying it was 'Your funeral, Spider-Man!'

### Versus Bubonic (2005 - 2008)

Brown's men found Spidey at Dr. Nye's compound. The Hash-Slinging Slasher, Curious George and The Pidgeon would raid the compound, but Brown would also send Junior to burn down Nye's house for housing Spidey. Nye's wife and children would be caught in the incident.

Nye would find out, and weaponize his arms, attempting to find Mr. Brown. Brown would have his low-level goons fire at him, but he didn't think they'd actually take him out. He wanted to wait until Spider-Man showed up so he could take them both out in one fell swoop. He showed up, sure enough, and he'd let the two fight. Spidey would flee, with Brown sending the Slasher to hunt him down. Bubonic lost him though.

Brown would have his goons lure Nye away from his place until Spidey returned with the Iron Spider Mark 1 Armor. Brown didn't anticipate this, so he let the battle play out to see what the armor is capable of. Sure enough, the armor dispatched of Brown's arms and Brown was brought to prison. Brown looked out at Spidey, who looked at him. They had a stareoff for a few seconds before Spidey swung home.

He had Curious George go to Spidey while he was swinging around one day, and he'd speak to Spidey directly, saying that he needed Spidey to come to the penthouse. He then used his decoy to speak to Spidey when he arrived, fooling Spidey into thinking the decoy was him, and Brown was a pet. As a 'gift', Brown gave himself to Spidey as a pet. Although Spidey initially refused, Brown and the Pidgeon heavily insisted.

Spidey brought Brown home, where Brown would secretly investigate Spidey's personal life. The next day, Brown would destroy their home and escape back to the penthouse, the Pidgeon picking him up and flying him back.

Spidey would go and tell the decoy of this, where Brown would inform Spidey of his newfound knowledge of all his secrets. He reiterated the deal, saying that he'd murder Bubonic's uncle if he refused. Bubonic destroyed the decoy, but Brown revealed that he was the bear, and threw Bubonic off the building.

He'd send his men to find Bubonic and his father. However, he refused to tell the world about Bubonic's identity, for this would lead to other criminals going after Bubonic as well. He'd rather take down Bubonic himself, as well as the fact that other cartels were rising in the area ran by JVVC and ItsSlimeTime, and he could use someone like Bubonic to take them out.

He'd send The Pidgeon after Bubonic, but The Pidgeon would be unmasked. However, something else happened. Bubonic accidentally killed Mr. Nut. He'd try to bribe the judge to get Bubonic thrown in jail, but the judge had a higher bid from Saul. Thus, Brown saw it as too expensive - especially as JV was rising up.