Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Fate

"Electric Man!"

Peter immediately realized who the visitor was.

His name is Max Dillon, an electrical engineer at the Osborn Corporation, who became what he is today due to an accident.

But this guy is also someone who desperately craves love.

Before this, The Amazing Spider-Man had saved him, but because The Amazing Spider-Man had saved so many people, and because Dillon's appearance had changed so much when they met for the second time—from a human to a "Smurf," he didn't recognize him at first.

As a result, Electro turned his love into hatred and started to oppose The Amazing Spider-Man, which is simply incomprehensible!

Chapter 134 Electro

After being defeated by The Amazing Spider-Man in his first appearance, Electro was taken away and imprisoned.

Clearly, after being rescued by Harry, he transferred his love for The Amazing Spider-Man to Harry, becoming Harry's henchman and opposing The Amazing Spider-Man.

Now, seeing Harry severely injured by Peter, Electro is furious.

He was currently suspended atop a power generation tower, with a continuous stream of electricity surging from the tower's tip and flowing into the Electric Man's body.

Electro will use all that electricity to attack Peter!

呲——

呲——

Streaks of lightning shot out.

Peter quickly dodged.

"Spider-Man, is all you can do is run away like a rat?!" Electro roared arrogantly, enveloped in a shimmering blue electric light, making him appear like a thunder god descended to earth.

"Oh~ are you Thor? Where's your Mjolnir? Did you forget about it in Asgard?" Peter deftly dodged bolts of lightning, retorting to Electro, "Your lightning doesn't seem as powerful as Thor's! Is it a fake?"

"Thor, the god of thunder? That's just a myth! I, Max Dillon, am the true god of thunder!" Electro roared, clasping his hands together in front of him.

boom!

A massive bolt of lightning shot out from his hand, hurtling towards Peter at high speed.

Wherever the thunder passed, the air was filled with ions, creating a scorching atmosphere.

Peter continued to verbally attack Electro in an attempt to distract him.

Anger can make people lose their minds, and the attacks of a person who has lost their minds are often chaotic and unpredictable.

Peter thus found it easier to evade the danger.

Peter, meanwhile, took this opportunity to silently feel his injuries healing while searching for a way out of the predicament in his surroundings.

The Amazing Spider-Man and Electro have fought twice.

My first time in Times Square.

That was also his first battle with Electro.

There, he used the principle of water conducting electricity to splash water on the Electric Man. In this way, the electricity would only travel along the water, turning the Electric Man into a conductor and electrocuting himself.

The second time was at another power plant.

There, after their first encounter, Electro knew his weakness to water, so he put on a waterproof suit from the Osborn Corporation.

When faced with the Amazing Spider-Man's water-based attack, he simply used a powerful electric current to disperse it.

The Amazing Spider-Man was once in dire straits.

But later, a anxious Gwen took the initiative to confess to her father, Sheriff Stacy, and only then did Sheriff Stacy realize that Spider-Man was actually his daughter's boyfriend and his "son-in-law".

Subsequently, Sheriff Stacy, using her authority, ordered an emergency shutdown of the power plant where Electro was located, cutting off the connection between it and the city.

As a result, the Electro-Man lost a massive power source.

Even so, the Electric Light Man, who possesses the power of an entire power plant, is still extremely powerful.

Finally, with Gwen's help, Super Spider-Man used the massive current generated by the sudden power outage and re-energization of the power plant's cables to overload Electro, thus defeating him.

But before he could finish her off, Harry the Green Goblin arrived and kidnapped Gwen.

To save Gwen, The Amazing Spider-Man once again faces off against the Green Goblin, Harry.

Afterwards, Green Goblin Harry threw Gwen off the building and took advantage of the opportunity when The Amazing Spider-Man rescued Gwen to escape, taking the seriously injured Electro with him.

Now, Electro has clearly "leveled up" again.

They captured Sheriff Stacy and somehow created chaos in the city, preventing them from attending to this matter for the time being.

Therefore, the previous method of cutting off the circuit to weaken the electric man is no longer possible.

New York City has a total of four large power plants, in addition to the one that was destroyed not long ago, there are three others.

In other words, the Electro-Man now has three large power plants and the electricity reserves of the entire city of New York as well!

His energy reserves are so vast that it would not be an exaggeration to describe them as "endless"!

The good news is that although Electroman has a lot of energy reserves, his personal output power has not increased.

At least in Peter's memories from his world, Electro was far inferior to Thor's performance in the Battle of New York.

This applies to both quantity and quality.

Furthermore, knowing in advance that he might have to deal with Electro, The Amazing Spider-Man magnetized his web-shooters before coming here, so there was no need to worry about the web-shooters being destroyed in the fight with Electro.

Peter observed during the operation that the water towers, which were supposed to be placed on the surrounding high-rise buildings to extinguish fires in emergencies, were now all empty.

Clearly, those who set him up were prescient and had made many preparations in advance.

Even though the Electro-Men had already withstood the water's attack before, they still removed the water in advance to prevent any accidents.

Therefore, for the time being, the idea of ​​using water to defeat Electro is not feasible.

Both methods—using a massive instantaneous release of current to overload the electro-thermal system and using water to disrupt the internal pathways of the electro-thermal system—have been ruled out!

Peter had to think of other ways.

An EOS short circuit causes a large current to burn out the ESD high voltage. The high voltage breaks down due to external force, cracking the device at high temperatures, which in turn burns out the PCB. Increasing the power supply in a certain section of the circuit will cause the circuit to burn out due to the large short circuit current.

A wealth of electrical engineering knowledge flashed through Peter's mind.

These were his hobbies at school, and he later taught himself to design web launchers and spider suits.

Of course, some of it is knowledge possessed by characters like The Amazing Spider-Man and the blonde Spider-Man.

In reality, after merging with these Spider-Men, their combat experience, inventions, and so on were only part of what he gained.

For Peter, the wealth of professional knowledge he gained was also an extremely important benefit.

Although he could learn it on his own, having these readily available resources would give him ample time to integrate them or to learn other, newer knowledge.

Using this knowledge, Peter mentally created a model of Electro, and through observation, he filled in his data points onto this model.

The electro-human's body has the ability to acquire, store, and manipulate electrostatic energy, which it can release or utilize to produce a variety of effects.

Based on past experience, he usually chooses to absorb this energy from an external power source.

However, in the absence of an external power source, he can also generate a limited static charge by converting his own chemical energy.

The current situation falls into the third category: Electro-Man has transformed himself into a "transformer," channeling electricity from power plants and city circuits through his body for use.

Chapter 135 How to break the situation

Based on current observations, the lightning bolts generated by the Electro-Man in the air have a range of 100 feet, meaning that the potential difference between him and Peter's location is at least 3000 million volts.

Based on the destructive power of electric current, his current intensity was probably around 200 amperes, which completely exceeds the lethal dose for a normal person.

Even the Amazing Spider-Man might not be able to withstand it.

Perhaps only Peter's own body could withstand this electric shock if it were here.

However, before coming to "keep the appointment," The Amazing Spider-Man also made some adjustments to the surface of his suit, creating a simplified version of the "Anti-Electroman Suit," which could reduce some of the electric shock damage he would receive.

But Electro and his team clearly anticipated that The Amazing Spider-Man might have made some prior preparations, so they devised a brand-new combat plan for Electro.

Close-quarters combat involving electricity.

It sounds ridiculous for a mage to play melee combat.

But as it turns out, it is indeed very threatening if it's not dealing with Spider-Man.

Even dealing with Spider-Man is a real headache for Spider-Man.

Because the electro-human can propel itself along the magnetic field lines that accompany objects with enormous electrical currents—refer to a magnetic induction coil.

As an electrical engineer, Dianguangren himself has a deep understanding of circuits and electricity.

He created a dense vortex electric field around his legs, which in turn generated a strong opposing magnetic field, suspending himself above the magnetic field of the cable.

By creating imbalances in the electromagnetic field, he can travel freely in environments with electromagnetic fields at speeds up to 225 km/h.

For a "warrior," this is absolutely elusive.

In addition, his fingertips can release lightning-like arcs of electricity, and although Peter mocks Electro for being far inferior to Thor, the arcs of electricity released by Electro do indeed possess the speed of lightning.

Although it was only the speed after the lightning was released, it still reached nearly 500 meters per second.