The spies who had created him, apparently bearing no malice over his previous betrayal, approached the man-mountain upon his release. They offered to augment offer to augment his strength through a process involving gamma radiation. Also, they had devised an improved, acid-resistant rhinoceros suit. The new round of radiation treatments successfully boosted his previous strength level.
Bruce Banner, an authority on biophysical gamma-ray experimentation…and the mean, green engine of destruction known as the Hulk. The spies planned to coerce Banner into developing an army of gamma-irradiated, superhuman assassins. When the Rhino attempted to abduct Banner, the scientist transformed into the Hulk and overpowered the battling behemoth.
Again, the Rhino was remanded to a high-security state facility, where he was kept under heavy sedation. The Leader determined that further gamma-ray treatments would grant the Rhino the power required to overcome the Hulk. Freed from the state facility and newly empowered by the Leader, the Rhino was dispatched to crash the wedding of Banner and Betty Ross. When the ship crashed to Earth, the Rhino lay buried for some time. He has also appeared in many video games and is frequently featured in boss fights.
Paul Giamatti played the Rhino in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 , first as a Russian mobster and then in an armored rhino suit at the very end. According to Giamatti, if The Amazing Spider-Man film series had continued, he would have returned as the Rhino in the third film.
The Rhino may still make his return to film, however, in one of the many other Spider-Man-related movies under development at Sony , including a Sinister Six film. Given the surprising depth writers and artists have given this character — who would normally be portrayed as a one-dimensional brute — it would be gratifying to see some of the pathos and tragedy from the comics translate into his film incarnations when the Rhino charges back onto the big screen.
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A graduate of Arizona State University with a PhD in 20 th Century American Literature, Michael has written novels, short stories, stage plays, screenplays, and how-to manuals. Rhino would next appear stealing lithium ion rods from a power plant and this time battled Spider-Man. Spider-Man though was wearing the alien symbiote this time and was more aggressive. Spider-Man almost killed Rhino under a metal door though relented when Rhino begged for his life.
Rhino was loyal after his capture and would not give up the name of his employer Rhino would later be added to the Insidious Six team once he was broken out of prison. Rhino appears as a thug for hire named Alex O'Hirn.
He worked a lot with Flint Marko and the duo were constantly captured by Spider-Man. He had a titanium resin attached to his skin that gave him enhanced strength and durability. O'Hirn was tasked to defeat Spider-Man and almost did since Spider-Man could not hurt him in any way.
When Rhino stopped his charge in order to drink water though Spider-Man figured that Rhino was over heating thanks to the costume blocking his pores from sweating. Spider-Man lured Rhino underground and started busting steam pipes which caused Rhino to overheat and pass out.
Rhino is imprisoned though he is alter broken out by Tombstone and Electro alongside Doctor Octopus and the Enforcers. This team is dubbed the " Sinister Six " by the Daily Bugle. Rhino is knocked out during their fight with Spider-Man by a combined hit from Shocker and Electro and is imprisoned once again. Rhino would later rejoin the Sinister Six only to be defeated by Spider-Man who mad him jump on thin ice over a lake, sinking him to the bottom of the ocean.
Spider-Man did throw him an air tank so O'Hirn would not drown. Tinkerer extracts him before the police arrive and Rhino goes to destroy a chip containing information on recreating the Rhino armor by Doctor Octopus. He is defeated once again and imprisoned in the Vault.
Unlike his previous incarnations, Rhino is a school boy named Alex, who has an internship at S. Alex origins correlate somewhat match with the second Molten Man , as he was bullied relentlessly by Flash Thompson.
Peter offer help to him but is spurned due to the fact that Peter has friends The amazing friends, MJ, Harry etc , has since become friends with Flash, who doesn't Bully him, and is still smarter than him. It is later revealed that Alex is stealing gene altering vials, which turn him into a giant Humanoid Rhino like character who's Strength exceeds both Peter's and Luke Cage.
With his impressive physical attributes, Rhino to steal Shield vials to maintain his transformation, even managing to defeat Luke Cage and break his so called unbreakable skin.
He then attacks Flash, first destroying his car, then attacking him directly. Spider-Man is finally able to gain the upper-hand with the arrival of Luke Cage and a Oil Spill, which causes Rhino to lose traction for long enough for Rhino to knocked out with a combined punch from Luke Cage and Peter.
Alex is then taken into Custody by S. Rhino returns several more times, and eventually joins the S. During the series finale, Alex is finally cured of his condition and returns to normal. In the episode "A Day in the Life," he is pricked with a needle by the Jackal. This leads to the episode "Party Animal," where the serum in the needle transforms Aleksei into a monstrous man-rhino hybrid during the school dance.
Though cured, he is transformed again in the multi-part "Rise of Doc Ock" storyline, and later joins the Sinister Five. He was voiced by Matthew Mercer. This version is closer to the Ultimate incarnation of the character, with the Rhino depicted as a suit of high-tech armor controlled by a smaller human pilot.
Despite this, the character is still a Russian gangster like his original Earth counterpart. In the beginning of the film, the character is introduced as Aleksei Sytsevich, a Russian gangster who is in the process of hijacking a shipment of Plutonium from OsCorp. He is defeated by Spider-Man and sent to prison, but returns in the final scene of the film, where he is given a robotic suit of armor by Harry Osborn.
Doom 's command in the game. In game Rhino is attacking a power plant. During the battle Black Cat is injured allowing her to be captured by fake paramedics. Spider-Man 2 - Rhino appears in both the console version and the PC version of the movie tie in video game, but his role changes depending on which version you play.
In the PC version Rhino is first seen breaking out of prison where Spider-Man then chases him down and has Rhino blow himself up at a gas station. Doctor Octopus then takes the unconscious Rhino away while Spider-Man douses the fires.
Once in a generator room where Spider-Man has Rhino electrocute himself into submission and then in a room filtering liquid nitrogen where Spider-Man has Rhino freeze himself for the cops. Rhino is voiced by John DiMaggio. Ultimate Spider-Man - Rhino's "Ultimate" incarnation appears as a boss. He is voiced by Bob Glouberman. Spider-Man fights him in a car lot and damages his suit enough to defeat the villain who is revealed to be a small man in a powered armor.
The armor was designed by Trask Industries who Rhino worked for and built the armor for them. He designed the suit to be computer controlled though concluded he could control it better than any computer. Throughout the fight Rhino mostly speaks Latin. Later Rhino appears guarding a defeated Heimdall alongside Shocker again. Rhino as special dialogue with Venom and Thing.
Rhino is also the boss on Thing's simulator disk. Rhino is voiced by Steve Blum. Spider-Man: Friend or Foe - Rhino appears as one of the playable characters in the game. He is originally hypnotized by Mysterio into working for him and sent alongside Scorpion to Tangaroa Island to guard a meteor shard. After Spider-Man defeats him and frees him from mind control he becomes a playable character. Rhino is again voiced by John DiMaggio.
Spider-Man 3 - In the movie tie in video game, Dr. Stilwell hires the Rhino to take out Scorpion. After Rhino defeats him he runs off before finishing the job. After both Spider-Man and Scorpion reach Dr. Stilwells hideout he has Rhino attack them both, but Spider-Man defeats him by slamming cement from the ceiling into Rhino knocking him unconscious. Spider-Man: Web of Shadows - Rhino appears inside Rykers Island as an inmate who actually aids Spider-Man who is their to free Tinkerer to aid with the symbiote invasion.
With Rhino's help Spider-Man takes down the Island's security system. If the player takes the good path Spider-Man tricks Rhino into heading back into the prison so he can be recaptured. This is partly due to the fact that Scorpion cannot help but taunt Rhino about his perceived shortcomings. Rhino charges him, and Spider-Man seals them both in a shipping container with his webbing.
With both of them on his back, Rhino makes a desperate attempt to lose them by running into a gas tank. This manages to separate Miles from him and Peter, and cause a power outage through half the city.
As Miles fights the escaped convoys with the police, Rhino can be seen beating the weakened original Spider-Man badly. Eventually, Rhino is able to knock Spider-Man out of the fight, leaving the new one to stand on his own feet. Enraged by his mentor in his state, Miles attacks Rhino and discovers his Venom Blast. After a long fight, the new Spider-Man is able to incapacitate Rhino with his newfound powers.
Eventually, Simon Krieger and his Roxxon team shows up and supposedly apprehends Rhino. However, it is later revealed they took him back to their research department and equipped him with red armor that makes him immune to Miles' Venom Blast. With the information given from Prowler, Rhino attacks Spider-Man and the Tinkerer and renders them both unconscious. Sometime after that, Spider-Man and the Tinkerer have escaped and Rhino confronts them with many Roxxon members. The two work together by knocking off enough armor for Miles' powers to have an effect on Rhino again until he is too weak to fight.
As Miles researches information about the Nuform Core, Rhino taunts Phin about Krieger informing him of her brother's death and that she was too blame. He soon laughs over it, but ends up screaming as she brings her blade into his chest until she is tackled by Spider-Man into the subway tunnel, with many debris blocking their way back into the lab afterwards. It is unknown what happened to Rhino afterwards, but it is assumed that he was found by the real authorities and taken back to the Raft.
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