In other media Television An unnamed evil clone appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man live-action series episode "Night of the Clones". The Scarlet Spider made a non-speaking appearance in the X-Men: The Animated Series episode "One Man’s Worth, Part One". The Scarlet Spider made a non-speaking cameo appearance on the 1990s Fantastic Four: The Animated Series episode "Nightmare in Green"."The Scarlet Spider's '90s Animated Debut Wasn't in an Episode of Spider-Man" Comic Book Resources Variations of Ben Reilly / Scarlet Spider and Spider-Carnage appear in the Spider-Man: The Animated Series two-part series finale "Spider-Wars", both voiced by Christopher Daniel Barnes. The series' version of the Scarlet Spider hails from an alternate reality where Miles Warren created a clone of Peter Parker and altered his and the original's memories. Unsure of whether he was the clone or not, the original changed his name to "Ben Reilly" and went by the Scarlet Spider alias in an attempt to escape the confusion. Despite learning he was always the original and recovering all of his memories, he chose to maintain his life as the Scarlet Spider. He would later be recruited by the Beyonder and Madame Web to assist the "prime" Peter Parker / Spider-Man and several of their multiversal doppelgangers to stop  Spider-Carnage. The series' version of Spider-Carnage is a separate character who hails from the same alternate reality as the Scarlet Spider and still went by Spider-Man. The clone, having also discovered the truth, went insane with jealousy and attempted to kill the Scarlet Spider, but the Carnage symbiote emerged from an interdimensional portal, bonded to the clone, and turned him into Spider-Carnage. He plots to destroy the multiverse and nearly succeeds until the "prime" Spider-Man finds a living version of Ben Parker, who convinces the clone to stop. However, the latter ultimately sacrifices himself after failing to regain control from Carnage. The Scarlet Spider appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man animated series in two characters . The original Scarlet Spider  appears in the third season Ultimate Spider-Man: Web Warriors as Flash Thompson's aspiring superhero identity. Ben Reilly / Scarlet Spider appears in the fourth season Ultimate Spider-Man vs. the Sinister Six, voiced by Scott Porter. An amalgamation of Ben Reilly and Kaine Parker, this version is a synthezoid created by Doctor Octopus using  Spider-Man's DNA armed with stingers under his arms. Debuting in the two-part episode "Hydra Attacks", he saves Spider-Man before reluctantly working with the Web Warriors to stop Hydra and Doc Ock, all while hiding his true allegiance to the latter, in subsequent episodes. In the two-part episode "The New Sinister Six", the Scarlet Spider is revealed to be Doctor Octopus's mole within S.H.I.E.L.D. during the Sinister Six's attack on the Triskelion , revealing Peter Parker's identity. But after Peter and May Parker appeal to his better nature, the Scarlet Spider betrays his creator and seemingly sacrifices himself in the process. In reality, he chose to fake his death so he can work alone from the shadows. In the three-part episode "The Spider-Slayers", the Scarlet Spider resurfaces after becoming suspicious of his origins and works with Spider-Man following an encounter with the imperfect synthezoid Kaine. Once they locate Doc Ock and travel to Hydra Island, he learns the truth of his synthezoid origins and that he was intended to become the leader of a team of synthezoid Spider-Slayers which they were able to eventually defeat. As of the two-part series finale "Graduation Day", the Scarlet Spider has become a teacher at S.H.I.E.L.D. Academy. The Scarlet Spider appears in the animated series Marvel's Spider-Man as Peter Parker's homemade Spider-Man costume  .
In other media Television An unnamed evil clone appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man live-action series episode "Night of the Clones". The Scarlet Spider made a non-speaking appearance in the X-Men: The Animated Series episode "One Man’s Worth, Part One". The Scarlet Spider made a non-speaking cameo appearance on the 1990s Fantastic Four: The Animated Series episode "Nightmare in Green"."The Scarlet Spider's '90s Animated Debut Wasn't in an Episode of Spider-Man" Comic Book Resources Variations of Ben Reilly / Scarlet Spider and Spider-Carnage appear in the Spider-Man: The Animated Series two-part series finale "Spider-Wars", both voiced by Christopher Daniel Barnes. The series' version of the Scarlet Spider hails from an alternate reality where Miles Warren created a clone of Peter Parker and altered his and the original's memories. Unsure of whether he was the clone or not, the original changed his name to "Ben Reilly" and went by the Scarlet Spider alias in an attempt to escape the confusion. Despite learning he was always the original and recovering all of his memories, he chose to maintain his life as the Scarlet Spider. He would later be recruited by the Beyonder and Madame Web to assist the "prime" Spider-Man and several of their multiversal doppelgangers to stop the clone, who became Spider-Carnage. The series' version of Spider-Carnage is a separate character who hails from the same alternate reality as the Scarlet Spider and still went by Spider-Man. The clone, having also discovered the truth, went insane with jealousy and attempted to kill the Scarlet Spider, but the Carnage symbiote emerged from an interdimensional portal, bonded to the clone, and turned him into Spider-Carnage. He plots to destroy the multiverse and nearly succeeds until the "prime" Spider-Man finds a living version of Ben Parker, who convinces the clone to stop. However, the latter ultimately sacrifices himself after failing to regain control from Carnage. The character appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man animated series in two separate forms . The original Scarlet Spider costume appears in the third season Ultimate Spider-Man: Web Warriors as Flash Thompson's aspiring superhero identity. Ben Reilly / Scarlet Spider appears in the fourth season Ultimate Spider-Man vs. the Sinister Six, voiced by Scott Porter. This version sports Kaine Parker's suit and aggressive personality, and is a synthezoid created by Doctor Octopus using Peter Parker / Spider-Man's DNA armed with stingers under his arms. Debuting in the two-part episode "Hydra Attacks", he saves Spider-Man before reluctantly working with the Web Warriors to stop Hydra and Doc Ock, all while hiding his true allegiance to the latter, in subsequent episodes. In the two-part episode "The New Sinister Six", the Scarlet Spider is revealed to be Doctor Octopus's mole within S.H.I.E.L.D. during the Sinister Six's attack on the Triskelion . However, after Peter and May Parker appeal to his better nature, the Scarlet Spider betrays his creator and seemingly sacrifices himself in the process. In reality, he chose to fake his death so he can work alone from the shadows. In the three-part episode "The Spider-Slayers", the Scarlet Spider resurfaces after becoming suspicious of his origins and works with Spider-Man following an encounter with the imperfect synthezoid Kaine. Once they locate Doc Ock and travel to Hydra Island, he learns the truth of his synthezoid origins and that he was intended to become the leader of a team of synthezoid Spider-Slayers which they were able to eventually defeat. As of the two-part series finale "Graduation Day", the Scarlet Spider has become a teacher at S.H.I.E.L.D. Academy. The original Scarlet Spider suit appears in the animated series Marvel's Spider-Man as a homemade Spider-Man costume worn by Peter Parker .
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