Hydro-Man
Hydro-Man is able to bodily transform himself into a watery liquid substance; he can access secure areas and small openings with relative ease; when his bodily mass is dispersed in this form it simply reforms, albeit slowly depending on how far apart the mass was. All of Hydro-Man's cells remain fully under his control when he is in his liquid state. Hydro-Man can also merge with and manipulate larger bodies of water when he is in his water form. He can increase his mass and cause tidal waves and tsunamis. He can turn parts of his body to liquid while retaining the rest of his human form, allowing him to slip from a foe's grasp or have projectiles like bullets harmlessly pass through him. Through great mental exertion, Hydro-Man can also turn into steam. Other examples of manipulating his watery form include firing off small streams such as a fire hose, shaping parts of his body into 'solid-water', constructs, and mixing himself with other compounds for different effects. However, this last example to defeat Hydro-Man can be using other compounds against him, since certain substances can either harden him (like cement or concrete), or make him feel sick (such as fire-extinguishers and chlorine). The Wizard enhanced his powers, through the use of sophisticated equipment. These artificial enhancements granted him increased and more precise control over bodies of water and moisture near him, which he demonstrated by absorbing nearly all the moisture in the Trapster's body. However, Spider-Man teamed up with Iceman and used Iceman's powers to solidify him into ice. Hydro-Man claims that he has not aged since he gained his powers. Hydro-Man possesses a certain degree of superhuman strength, and has been shown to be an exceptionally skilled fighter, and adept at using his powers for that purpose. In some incarnations, depending on the writer, Hydro-Man can form his forearms into weapons such as Sandman does, except that Bench's weapons are made of water. Bench has extensive experience in street-fighting techniques due to his experience as a criminal before his transformation. Though cunning, he has been consistently depicted by writers as a low tier henchman with little formal education and is often tricked into using his powers in ways that incapacitate him (as explained above). His normal attire consists of a black shirt and blue or green pants, as well as a costume invented by the Wizard.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014 video game)
Spider-Man arrives in Time Square and tries to reason with Electro, who reveals that the doctors at Ravencroft had done experiments on him. Electro blames Spidey for not being there to save him, since they were "partners", and thus attacks him. Spider-Man manages to defeat Electro, but this unwillingly causes his body to explode, killing Electro. While the power returns to New York, Spidey feels sorry for Dillon, because he became evil because of a misunderstanding and was only a victim, and realises that Ravencroft must be doing similar experiments on all of their patients, so it's time for him to end them. Meanwhile, Harry discovers and injects himself with Richard Parker's spider venom (which gave Peter his powers), hoping that it will cure him of his disease. He then learns from one of his employees that the rumors about Fisk trying to take over Oscorp are true and thus, angry and influenced by the unstable venom he has just injected himself with, he becomes insane, wrecking havoc in the Oscorp building. Spider-Man comes to investigate and finds the insane and grotesque Harry, who is now calling himself himself the "Green Goblin". After saving the civilians trapped inside the building and defusing the bombs Green Goblin has planted around Manhattan, Spider-Man is forced to chase and fight his former friend, eventually defeating him. However, in a final attempt to kill the hero, the Green Goblin accidentally stabs himself with his own glider and dies.
Spider-Man later goes to the Ravencroft Institute, after hearing of large riots breaking out, and saves Donald Menken, who reveals him that the experiments on Kasady failed and allowed him to control the Venom he was injected with, now calling himself "Carnage". After taking Menken and the other staff to safety, Spidey defeats the patients Kasady has infected with the symbiote and eventually finds and confronts him. He manages to defeat him, but Kasady and the symbiote fully bond, becoming Carnage. Spidey defeats Carnage for the final time and burns the symbiote off Kasady, after learning from Menken about the symbiote's weaknesses. Kasady begs Spider-Man to let him die, but he refuses, saying that in the end they are completely different, and later takes him back to his cell, where the symbiote is completely removed.