Who is Spiderman's enemies in the next sequel to Spiderman? Now the question can not be answered, as far as production is not likely to know that they are still at a draft of the summary.
1. Lizzard (aka Dr. Curt Connors who appeared in Spiderman 3) Good chance to my viewpoint too !
2. Electro
3. Hydroman
4. Mysterio Unprobable, but I like the idea of a Mysterio
5. Carnage Highly probable! Remember: Dr. Curt Connors still has a sample of Venom…
6. Chameleon
7. Shocker
8. Vulture
9. HogGoblin
10. Rhino
Hard to guess Spiderman next supervillain!Well let’s be honnest: for now, quite difficult to really guess who will be the next super-villain in Spiderman 4
Some websites are claiming to have the inside word on what villains will be included in Spider-Man 3. FreezeDriedMovies claims that The Lizard, Carnage, and Black Cat will be featured in the upcoming fourth film. Call me a little skeptical, but I think this is bogus. From what I’ve heard, no development has even begun on the fourth film (even though the studio was in talks with David Koepp to write the script).
Lizard
But then the question: What could the Villains in Spider-Man 4? Unfortunately, most of the big names in the Spider-Man's rogue gallery have already been used (and were killed, for that matter). Let's take a look at the current contenders.LizardLizardDr. Curt Connors was briefly in the movie Spider-Man and appeared in the sequels, in which he played by actor Dylan Baker. That makes him the perfect choice for the coming consequences. The lizard is one of the most interesting of unused Spidey villains because in his human state he is a friend and ally of Peter Parker, as Harry Osbourne was. Connors developed an experimental serum DNA of reptiles, which he himself and was subsequently into a reptile humanoid monster. Peter Parker worked as an assistant to Dr. Connors at Empire State University, although Connors had no idea it was that Peter Spider-Man.
Rate: 95%
Electro
An electrician named Maxwell Dillon was repairing a power line, when a freak lightning accident resulted in a mutagenic change in his nervous system, transforming Dillon into a living electrical capacitor which could generate massive quantities of electricity, theoretically up to approximately one million volts. When his body is charged to such levels, he becomes superhumanly strong and fast. Taking the name Electro, he turned to a life of crime. Electro broke into the Daily Bugle Building and stole from J. Jonah Jameson’s safe right in front of him. Jameson accused Spider-Man of being an alternate identity of Electro. This prompted Spider-Man to prove the publisher wrong. Spider-Man was nearly killed when he touched the electrically charged supervillain. In one story-line, Electro tried to take over New York City’s power supply in an attempt at glory and respect.
Odds: 73%
Hydro-Man
Morris Bench worked on a cargo ship up to knock on board, while a powerful experimental generator has been tested in the ocean. He was a creature of pigmented water, able to meet its own body fluid. Hydro-Man is a frequent antagonist of Spider-Man, since his first appearance in 1981. And not a big name to show he could be used to make some incredible FX filled action sequences. He is also an occasional ally / enemy of the Sandman (for obvious reasons). So, if this character was used, Thomas Haden Church could reprise his role to help Spidey defeat Hydro-Man.Rate: 68%
Mysterio
A disgraced stunt man and special effects artist named Quentin Beck who donned an extravagant and theatrical costume with a crystal ball like helmet (Amazing Spider-Man #13) and sought to discredit and frame Spider-Man using illusions. He also was able to fog the hero’s Spider-Sense with a special gas and used a a chemical abrasive to dissolve his webbing.
Odds: 64%
Carnage
A symbiotic combination of Venom and the serial killer and former cell mate of Eddie Brock, Cletus Kasady. Carnage Empire State University penetrates and kills a classmate of Peter comrade, Chip. In the Ultimate universe, Dr. Curt Conner (aka Lizard) Carnage created using DNA from himself and Spider-Man. And we must not forget that Dr. Connor, a sample of the Venom symbiotic. So it is possible that Carnage could be a story, including the lizard.Chameleon
The first supervillain Spider-Man ever faced in print (Amazing Spider-Man #1), Dmitri Smerdyakov was a Russian spy and master of disguise. He uses a variety of traditional, high-tech and biologically enhanced ways to change his appearance, believably imitating almost anyone. He also sought to avenge his brother Kraven the Hunter’s death, to become the most powerful crime boss in New York City.
Odds: 61%
Shocker
Herman Schultz developed a pair of gauntlets capable of throwing incredibly powerful vibrational air blasts. His gold and brown quilted costume to protect himself from the vibrations. Schultz, the gauntlets from the prison to flee and was mighty supervillain known as "The Shocker. He actually defeated Spider-Man in the first confrontation, because Spidey had a broken arm from his previous battle with the Lizard. The character can perfectly as B villain in a movie with the Lizard. Spider-Man has not really suffered a defeat on the screen, and this could be interesting.Rate: 42%
Vulture
Also one of Spider-Man’s first villains (The Amazing Spider-Man #2) Adrian Toomes is a former electronics engineer who employs a special harness, a pair of wings worn on his arms, that allows him to fly. The harness also endows him with enhanced strength and somehow increases his lifespan. Other Vultures have included a prison cellmate of Toomes, “Blackie” Drago, and a vengeful university professor who was an expert on bio-mutation named Clifton Shallot. This character could not be the main villain in a future film, possibly a side villain. And I’m pretty sure that an old guy with wings would look ridiculous on the big screen.
Hobgoblin
A millionaire fashion designer and criminal named Roderick Kingsley, the Green Goblin's weapons and used them to further his own ambitions. We have already made three films by goblins, I think this sign is turned off until the distant future.
Rate: 26%
Rhino
A poor immigrant from Russia named Aleksei Sytsevich participated in a Soviet super soldier program that bonded a super-strong polymer to his skin and gave him enhanced strength, speed, and stamina. He’s a dim-witted criminal and usually robs banks and works as an enforcer for more ambitious criminals. This charact has almost no chance of making it to the big screen. If you thought The Thing from The Fantastic Four movies looked stupid, imagine what a guy in a gray Rhino suit would look like.
Odds: 9%
