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Spider-Woman Annual #1 AKASHA Non-Villain Antagonist Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: Dodge: Parry: DR: Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: ANGAR THE SCREAMER Villain Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER- WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: ARANEUS Hero Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER-WOMAN ANNUAL #1. History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: ARA Ñ A Hero Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER-WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: ARMADILLO Non-Villain Antagonist Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER-WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: BROTHERS GRIMM Villains Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER- WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: CONSTRICTOR Villain Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER-WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: DANSEN MACABRE Villain Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER-WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: DIGGER Villain Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER-WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: ENFORCER Villain Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER-WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: GYPSY MOTH Villain Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER- WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: MAGNUS Supporting Cast Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER-WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: MALUS, DR. KARL Villain Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER-WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: MASTER PANDEMONIUM Villain Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group Affiliation: Base of Operations: First Post-Reboot Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER-WOMAN # History: Height: Weight: Eyes: Hair: Uniform: Strength Level: Known Superhuman Powers: Other Abilities: Paraphernalia: points ST: HP: Speed: DX: Will: Move: IQ: Per: HT: FP: SM: 0 Dmg: BL: lbs. Dodge: Parry: DR: 0 Attributes: Secondary Characteristics: Languages: English (Native) (Native Language) [0]. Cultural Familiarities: Western [0]. Advantages: Perks: Disadvantages: Quirks: Skills: Techniques: Starting Spending Money: Role-Playing Notes: MCCABE, LINDSAY Supporting Cast Real Name: Occupation: Identity: Legal Status: Other Aliases: Place of Birth: Marital Status: Known Relatives: Group
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