Thus, the hero swallows his pride and fakes an embarrassing defeat. Spider-Man realizes that to make Doc Ock abort his plans, he will have to help the villain snap out of his phobia. Some time later, in 1988's "Amazing Spider-Man" #296, a still-Spideyphobic Doc Ock decides that the only way to deal with his dreaded enemy is to annihilate everyone in New York with a biological weapon. This causes the villain to develop a severe, irrational fear of the webslinger. Doc Ock's mechanical arms allow him to escape from his ward in 1985's "Web of Spider-Man" #4, and Spider-Man soon discovers how much his formerly lethal sparring partner now fears him. However, Doc Ock ends up being institutionalized after a string of humiliating losses, including a particularly brutal defeat in which Spider-Man says Doc Ock can never hope to defeat him. Against insurmountable odds, he manages to retrieve an expensive serum to save his hospitalized aunt from death. Things come to a head in 1965's "Amazing Spider-Man" #33, when a desperate Spider-Man lays waste to Doc Ock's secret lab. Posing as the mysterious Master Planner in one classic storyline, Doc Ock steals numerous reagents in a quest for world domination. That said, Doc Ock does not completely abandon the idea of working alone. Over the years, many rosters of the Sinister Six emerge, often with Doc Ock as ringleader. Regardless, he suits up and rushes into action, soundly defeating each villain with a combination of luck, skill, and sheer bullheadedness. To further complicate matters, Peter's powers are malfunctioning when he receives this challenge. They capture Betty Brant and Peter Parker's Aunt May (without knowing Spider-Man's secret identity) to lure Spidey into a fiendish gauntlet, spread across the city: The hero must fight one villain after another, in order to rescue the hostages. Otto becomes so wracked with sorrow and guilt he can't properly focus on his work responsibilities, which leads to the accident that changes him forever.Īlong with the Vulture, the Sandman, Electro, Kraven the Hunter, and Mysterio, Doc Ock forms the Sinister Six. Tragically, following an argument with her son, Mary suffers a fatal heart attack. Otto begins a promising career in nuclear research right after graduation, even creating a harness with four metal tentacles that allows him to safely work with deadly chemicals. A year into his studies, however, his father passes away in a work-related accident, leaving him his mother's sole caretaker. Otto gets into the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), to his mother's intense delight. 74 Learning his once-to-be-fiance Mary Alice was dying from AIDS, Otto began a desperate search for a cure - stealing research materials to do so. After trying to gas Spider-Man, Spider-Man defeated the villains. Unfortunately, this turns her into an overbearing parent with incredibly high expectations of her genius son. Doc Ock with his new Sinister Six planned to take over the world and destroy Spider-Man. Mary, on the other hand, believes that Otto's impressive intellect will help him amount to much more than his father.
Torbert is a construction worker who regularly beats his son, perceiving Otto to be a weakling.
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When activated, the Resupply power that unlocks with the suit allows Spider-Man to continuously regenerate ammo for his gadgets when used.As the 2004 "Spider-Man – Doctor Octopus: Year One" limited series chronicles, Otto is the only child of Torbert and Mary, a low-income couple living in New York. The eye shape closley resembles the eyes from the Webbed Suit. The yellow highlights on the suit glow when the suit is worn at night or in dark areas. This color scheme mirrors that of Doctor Octopus' tentacles, emphasizing how this suit is designed specifically for fighting him and his robotic limbs. It is colored black with yellow highlights, featuring a large yellow spider insignia as well as glowing yellow eye lenses. The Anti-Ock suit appears as an armored version of the Advanced Suit, and is thus similar to the latter in terms of design. The suit is later repaired for regular usage. The new suit allows Spider-Man to best Doctor Octopus and finally defeat him, but not before the suit is badly damaged during the fight. Acting quickly, he makes his way to Otto's old lab, and utilizes the materials and lab equipment to help him craft this new suit in order to defeat Otto. After his second encounter with Doctor Octopus, in which he is brutalized by the fallen scientist, Spider-Man realizes that he, as Peter Parker, had helped to design the neural interface allowing Otto to control his new robotic tentacles.
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