Somewhere in Downtown Brooklyn, Timmy was walking down the streets, seemingly on the phone with Wilson Fisk. "Yes.....yes I did that......I can't help that that serum junk fell on me!...no the rest was ruined by that spider pest and this other newbie...... yeah.....uh huh.....yes I'll get rid of em." He'd tell Fisk, doing his best to update the criminal turned mayor. As he spoke, he could feel the negative energy surging through his body, getting stronger, more dangerous and unpredictable. Could it be that his powers were connected to his emotions to some extent? Was it responding to how he reacted? Or was it because he wanted this? Wanted his power to be stronger than it was earlier? In some sick twisted way, it was both. After being humiliated by the web head and the spider monkey dual hero, he had to prove his superiority over them. He needed them to know no one humiliates him and gets away with it, least of all, alive.
"I'll show Fisk what the power of Negativity can truly do." Timmy said with a sinister smile, letting dark sparks of electricity burst out of his palm, sparking out of control as they hit buildings and nearly strike civilians. People were running for their lives, terrified by the villain attacking randomly.
However, before Timmy could strike one particular civilian who was struggling to stand up, Arachnichimp swings in and kicks Mr. Negative in the chest. "Target practice isn't for this part of the city scum." He taunts while landing gracefully behind the villain with negative energy, who smirks confidently. However, this evil individual's eyes showed both annoyance and pride at dragging him out, and he noticed this.
"Finally got you out in the open again......the boss said he wants you and the annoying bug dead......so here I am, ready to kill you once and for all." Timmy said with a wicked smile, forming a dark fireball in the palm of his hand. He then throws it at the arachnid and monkey themed here, who dodged out of the way and fired webs from both his wrists, attempting to wrap him up. However, Timmy had a barrier of darkness around his body, and preventing the webs from even touching him. "Typical.....trying so desperately to end the fight by wrapping me up. My turn now." He taunts as he creates chains, wrapping up Alex, and throwing him hard against the street.
Alex grunted in pain before getting hit again by getting slammed into other buildings. But he wasn't ready to give up yet, so he jumps up and fired webs at the ground, and yanks himself forward, kicking him in the chest. "Nice stealing someone else's gig! Tying me up? What next?" He asked, trying to get under Mr. Negative's skin like Spider-Man would.
Timmy smirks at the sound of Arachnichimp's tone of voice....sounding flustered, frustrated and like he was going to get irritated. "Me stealing gigs? You're trying to copy Spider-Man's abilities, and added one extra attribute to it.....you're just a copycat....." He taunts again, surrounding his fist in the dark matter, and slamming his fist into the hero's chest, sending her flying backwards and landing on a rooftop. He then focused his attention on the civilian he targeted earlier, now running with what seemed to be her boyfriend to escape the chaos. "Now don't think I forgot about you...." He said with a cruel smile as he fires a dark blast at the two innocent bystanders. Alex tries to get up to stop Mr. Negative.....but he was just too late.
Thankfully, Will was swinging nearby, catching the two civilians and getting them away from the danger. "Don't worry folks, I don't charge for taking you to your destination." He quipped, hoping to ease the tension of those he saved. Once he gets them out of the blast zone, he lands carefully near an alleyway. "You two get somewhere safe. Make sure to keep as many people away as you can." He then ordered with a firm yet gentle voice before web swinging away to try and save as many other people as he could. Once he got back into the battlefield, he sees Mr. Negative already looking ready for the web head's return. "So.....I don't suppose you're willing to hear me out when I say that you should get some sun?" He quipped, doing his best to keep calm despite the situation he was currently in.
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Spider-Man: The Greatest Spider-Man
ActionAfter Peter's final battle as the web spinning hero, he had hung up his webs for breaking the one rule he had as a superhero: never kill. after that he hadn't felt worthy of the costume ever again. but when he disappeared for sixteen years, a new bo...
