Prodigy Duck 3e Builds (Red Ghost, Red Guardian, Red Skull)

[prodigyduck]

She's a goddess; I'm sure she can channel that power any which way she chooses. The comics have to follow guidelines based on censorship... our games do not.

All of my players are adults and our games do not shy away from adult subject matter. As such, a lot of adult things happen in my Marvel Universe game.

AMEN! I need to game with you sometime

Let me know if you are ever in the Norman, Oklahoma region.

[Batgirl III]

AMEN! I need to game with you sometime

Let me know if you are ever in the Norman, Oklahoma region.

That's near Broxton, right?

Somehow learning that Prodigy Duck lives an hour outside Asgard just makes my whole universe make more sense.

Edit: I kan knot spell two gud.

[prodigyduck]

AMEN! I need to game with you sometime

Let me know if you are ever in the Norman, Oklahoma region.

That's near Broxton, right?

Somehow learning that Prodigy Duck lives an hour outside Asgard just makes my whole universe make more sense.

Edit: I kan knot spell two gud.

Actually... yeah, they are about an hour and a half west of where I live. Asgard HOOOOOO!

[Thorpacolypse]

Being Missouri born and bred, I couldn't handle Asgard being in Oklahoma!!! Thank goodness The Sentry took it out!!!

I used to go to Tulsa all the time for work. Shame I didn't realize you were a hop, skip,jump and hour interstate ride away.

[Batgirl III]

Not fair, Thorpacolypse and Missouri get the Flash. Prodigyduck and Oklahoma get Thor. Herein Michigan the best we've been able to get is the verision of the JLA that lived in Detroit... The one with Vibe and Gypsy.

[Woodclaw]

Not fair, Thorpacolypse and Missouri get the Flash. Prodigyduck and Oklahoma get Thor. Herein Michigan the best we've been able to get is the verision of the JLA that lived in Detroit... The one with Vibe and Gypsy.

BG, please don't get me started on European supers, just don't.

[Batgirl III]

BG, please don't get me started on European supers, just don't.

Yeah, plenty of them are terrible sterotypes... and unless you're British, you pretty much only have sterotypes. But you have Doctor Doom, that has to make up for a lot.

[prodigyduck]

India! India need supers!
Europe has plenty of supers according to my list:

INTERNATIONAL CHARACTERS OF THE MARVEL UNIVERSE

This is a list of characters (primarily heroes and villains) that are not from the U.S. (although some may currently live there).


AFGHANASTAN
Dust (Sooraya Qadir) – mutant heroine.


AUSTRALIA
Boomerang (Fred Meyers) – former baseball player; professional assassin.
Boomslang (Marc Reimer) – criminal and member of HYDRA. Infiltrating Serpent Society.
Fighting Fool (Wade Huston) – WWII hero.
Kangaroo (Frank Oliver) – Gang boss and member of Kingpin’s organization.
Kraven the Hunter (Sergei Kravenoff) – Television personality and hunter.
Pyro (St. John Alerdyce) – mutant villain; member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
Red Lotus (Paul Hark) – leader of the Sydney Chinese Triad.


BRAZIL
Magma (Amara Aguila) – mutant heroine. Member of the New Mutants.
Sunspot (Roberto DeCosta) – mutant hero. Member of the New Mutants.


BRITISH
Abomination (Emil Blonski) – gamma-radiation monster.
Baron Blood (John Falsworth) – Vampire. Assassin for Germany during WWII. Brother of James Falsworth. Destroyed by Brian Falsworth.
Baroness Blood (Lily Cromwell) – scion of Baron Blood.
Black Baron (Lord Rupert Kemp) – Vampire.
Black Knight I (Lord Percy of Scandia) – Welsh knight during age of Camelot.
Black Knight II (Nathan Garrett) – Villain. Member of the Masters of Evil.
Black Knight III (Dane Whitman) – Member of Excalibur. Nephew of Nathan Garrett.
Blade (Eric Brooks) – Day-walking vampire. Member of the Nightstalkers.
Captain Britain (Brian Braddock) – Guardian of Great Britain and Otherworld. Leader of Excalibur.
Citizen V (John Watkins) – WWII hero. Ally of the French Revolutionary forces. Killed by Baron Zemo.
Cu Sith – demonic hound.
Destiny (Irene Adler) – Mutant villainess. Member of the Brotherhood of Mutants. Lover of Mystique and mother of Nightcrawler.
Doctor Synne (Christopher Thorn) – Villain; agent of Mastermind II.
Hamilton Slade – Vampire aristocrat.
High Evolutionary (Herbert Wyndham) – Geneticist.
Ka-zar (Kevin Plunder) – Lord of the Savage Land.
Lord Nekron – Sorcerer powered by the demon Satannish.
Mastermind I (Jason Wyngard) – mutant villain.
Member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
Mastermind II – sentient computer from Otherworld.
Meggan – Faerie being from Otherworld. Wife of Brian Braddock and member of Excalibur.
Mister Sinister (Nathaniel Essex) – Geneticist and disciple of Apocalypse.
Moira MacTaggart – geneticist.
Mordred – Son of Morgan Le Fey.
Morgan Le Fey – Villainous sorceress.
Peter Wisdom – MI-6 liaison to Excalibur.
Plunderer (Edgar Plunder) – Younger brother of Kevin Plunder. Unscrupulous Roxxon engineer.
Psylocke (Elizabeth Braddock) – mutant heroine; member of Excalibur. Sister of Brian Braddock.
Quincy Harker – Son of Jonathan and Mina Harker. Founder of the Nightstalkers.
Rachel Summers – Scott Summer’s adopted daughter. Mutant heroine.
Redcoat – WWII-era jewel thief (stole from American museums to fund British war). Killed by the Blonde Phantom.
Shockwave (Lancaster Sneed) – powered armor villain. Agent of Yellow Claw and member of the Masters of Evil.
Silent Death (James Carlin) – WWII-era assassin. Killed using specialized laughing gas.
Sir Steel (Hugh Fitzwilliam Dare) – WWI hero.
Spitfire (Jacquiline Falsworth) – Silver Age heroine. Daughter of Lady Falsworth and Human Torch I.
Stepford Cuckoos (Celeste, Emma, Esme, Mindee, and Sophie) – daughters of Emma Frost (via cloning). Minions of the Hellfire Club.
Sugar Kane – Pop star and musician.
Toad (Mortimer Toynbee) – mutant villain; member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
Union Jack I (James Montgomery Falsworth) – WWI hero; British nobleman.
Union Jack II (Brian Falsworth; aka “Destroyer”) – WWII hero; son of James Falsworth.
Vixen – female crime boss.
White Queen (Emma Frost) – Mutant villainess. Member of the Hellfire Club Inner Circle.
Wolfsbane (Rahne Sinclaire) – Scottish mutant heroine. Member of Excalibur (formerly New Mutants). Adopted daughter of Moira MacTaggart.
Zaran the Weaponmaster (Maximillian Zaran) – mercenary villain; member of Batroc’s Brigade.


CANADA
Aurora (Jean-Marie Beaubier) - Mutant hero; member of Alpha Flight. Twin sister of Northstar.
Beastmaster (Boyd Wilson) – Animal controlling villain.
Caliber (Quinn Pullman) – power-armored villain.
Deadpool (Wade Wilson) – Merc with a Mouth.
Diamond Lil (Lillian Crawley) – Mutant villain; member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
Double Trouble – twin mutant girls with symbiotic power.
Graviton (Franklin Hall) – gravity-manipulation villain.
Guardian (James Hudson) – Leader of Alpha Flight.
Kyle Jinadu – Northstar’s boyfriend.
Night Raven – pulp-era vigilante.
Northstar (Jean-Paul Beaubier) – Mutant hero; member of Alpha Flight. Twin brother of Aurora.
Pink Pearl (Pearl Gross) – obese terrorist.
Puck (Eugene Todd) – Member of Alpha Flight.
Ranark the Ravager – evil sorcerer.
Sabertooth (Victor Creed) – mutant villain.
Sasquatch (Walter Lankowski) – Member of Alpha Flight.
Shaman (Michael Twoyoungmen) – Member of Alpha Flight.
Silver Fox (Kayla Silverfox) – HYDRA sleeper-agent. Lover of Logan (pre-adamantium).
Snowbird (Narya) – Demigoddess; member of Alpha Flight.
Talisman (Elizabeth Twoyoungmen) – daughter of Shaman.
Vindicator (Heather McNiel) – Member of Alpha Flight.
Wendigo – Canadian monster.
Witchfire (Ananym) – daughter of Belasco.
Wolverine (James Logan Howlett) – Mutant hero. Member of the X-Men. Former Alpha Flight.


CHINA
Collective Man (Han, Chang, Lin, Sun and Ho Tao-Yu) – quintuplet brothers who merge into superhuman powerhouse.
Cybertooth (Yen Hsieh) – cybernetic mouth and fangs (ala Cottonmouth). Agent of Doctor Demonicus.
Doctor Sun – cyborg.
Jade Claw (Suwan) – niece of Yellow Claw. Lover of Jimmy Woo.
Jade Dragon (Dei Guan) – dragon hero.
Lionmane (Lo Chien) – pirate. Based in Madripoor.
Mandarin (Gene Khan) – Wielder of the Makluan Rings.
Mei Ling – fiancé of the Mandarin.
Pao Fu (Lian Goh) – possesses sword able to destroy demons.
Radioactive Man (Chen Lu) – Gamma-radiation powerhouse.
Shang-Chi – martial arts hero.
Wild Tiger (Deng Ling-Xiao) – gang leader.
Wong – servant of Doctor Strange.
Yellow Claw (Plan Chu) – Immortal mastermind.


EGYPT
Achmed El Gibár – thief, trainer of Storm.
Apocalypse (En Sabah Nur) – mutant villain.
Asp (Cleopatra Nefertiti) – mutant villainess. Member of the Serpent Society.
Scarlet Scarab (Professor Abdul Faoul) – WWII personality. Sought to end British rule in Egypt. Flying brick (Kree?)
Scimitar – sword-wielding villain.
Shadow King (Amahl Farouk) – mutant telepath.
Sphinx I (Anath-Na Mut) – immortal sorcerer.
Sphinx II (Meryet Karim) – Immortal sorceress.
Tut-Ak-Mun – WWII villain. Wielder of magic ring that can raise mummies.


ETHIOPIA
Moses Magnum – weapons dealer.


FRANCE
Batroc the Leaper (Georges Bartoc) – mercenary villain.
Commanda (Catherine D'Antan) – international jewel thief.
Crimson Cavalier (René Duquesne) – WWI hero.
Cyclone (Pierre Freston) – powered-armor villain. Member of the Maggia.
Ecstasy (Renee Deladier) – darkforce-wielding villainess.
Electrique – villainess.
Grey Gargoyle (Paul Pierre Duvall) – alchemical villain. Member of the Masters of Evil.
Jacqueline Trufaut – mermaid. Marine biologist. Ally of Namor.
Le Bull – WWII-era ally of Nazis.
Le’ Sabre – villain of the wild west.
Paladin (Paul Dennings) – private investigator.
Peregrine (Alain Racine) – flight suited hero.
Poodle (Clemence Duvall) – villainess.
Swordsman (Jacques Desquesne) – sword-wielding hero.
Tarot (Marie Ange Colbert) – precognitive mutant
villainess. Member of the Hellions.


GERMANY
Baron Strucker (Wolfgang Von Strucker) – WWII Nazi villain. Leader of HYDRA.
Baron Zemo I (Heinrich Zemo) – WWII Nazi villain.
Baron Zemo II (Helmut Zemo) – leader of the Masters of Evil.
Captain Kessler – Creator of the Iron Cross armor.
Colonel Klaue – WWII nazi villain, Commander of the Death’s Head Squadron following the disappearance of Baron Strucker.
Deacon Frost – Vampire.
Heinz Kruger – WWII assassin. Killed Abraham Erskine.
Iron Cross – Nazi powered armor. Different pilots.
Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr) – leader of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
Man-Killer (Katerina van Horn) – villain. Member of the Masters of Evil.
Master Man (Wilhelm Lohmer) – WWII Nazi villain.
Maverick (Christoph Nord) – government operative.
Mistress of Death (Elsa) – WWII nazi assassin.
Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner) – mutant hero. Member of the X-Men.
Otto Vermis – Supreme HYDRA.
Red Skull (Johann Schmidt) – WWII Nazi villain.
Sin (Cynthia Schmidt) – daughter of the Red Skull.
Sky Shark (Elias Schleigal) – WWII Nazi pilot.
Swarm (Fritz von Meyer) – insect-bodied villain.
Warrior Woman (Frieda Ratsel) – WWII Nazi villain.
White Vampire – WWII Nazi villainess. Trained vampire bats would attack anyone doused with special perfume.


GREECE
Avalanche (Dominikos Petrakis) – mutant villain. Member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
Elektra Natchios – mercenary.
Hercules (Herakles) – demigod.
Michael Morbius – vampire. Son of Dracula.


INDIA
n/a


IRAQ
Aminedi – member of Desert Sword.
Desert Sword – national hero team.
Sirocco – member of Desert Sword.
Veil – member of Desert Sword.


IRELAND
Banshee (Sean Cassady) – mutant hero. Member of Excalibur.
Black Tom (Tom Cassady) – Mutant villain. Cousin of Banshee.
Plasma (Leila O'Toole) – mutant villainess.
Shamrock (Molly Fitzgerald) – IRA villain.
Siryn (Terresa Cassady) – mutant heroine. Daughter of Banshee.


ISREAL
Sabra (Ruth Bat Seraph) – mutant heroine.


JAPAN
Anthro (Hashi Noto) – Powered-armor villain. Member of Death-Web.
Cherry Blossom – Member of the Hand.
Doctor Togu – WWII geneticist. Discovered the genetic marker for vampirism; transforming himself into a bat-like monster. Sunlight returned him to human form.
Hand – Ninja clan
Jakkaro – Vampire.
Jonin – Leader of the Hand. Sumo wrestler-big!
Kamikaze (Haruo Tsuburaya) – Mutant villain.
Kirigi – Member of the Hand; their most deadly assassin. Cannot be killed.
Kuroko (Aya Komatsu) – Agent of Doctor Demonicus.
Lady Deathstrike (Yuriko Oyama) – Mutant villain.
Ogun – Ninja master and former tutor of Wolverine.
Okami – Demon-wolf. Partner of demon-cat Kasha
Saber Tooth – WWII Japanese submarine commander. Had elongated canines.
Silver Samurai (Keniuchio Harada) – Mutant villain.
Steel Wind (Ruriko Tsumura) – Cybernetic villain.
Sumo (Jun Tenta) – Mutant villain.
Sunfire (Shiro Yoshida) – Mutant hero.


KENYA
Storm (Ororo Munroe) – mutant heroine. Member of the X-Men.


LATVERIA
Doctor Doom (Victor Von Doom) – monarch of Latveria.
Dreadknight (Bram Velsing) – champion of Latveria.
Invincible Woman (Valeria Doom) – consort of Doom. Empowered by the Darkforce.
Kristoff Vernard – adopted son of Doom.
Lucia von Bardas – cyborg. Prime Minister of Latveria.


MADRIPOOR
Dragoness (Tamara Kurtz) – Mutant villain with cybernetic armor. Parents are from Japan.
Fenris (Andrea and Andreas Strucker) – Mutant villains. Co-CEO of Fenris International.
Prince Baran – Ruler of Madripoor.


MOROCCO
Jetstream (Haroun ibn Sallah al-Rashid) – mutant villain. Member of the Hellions.


NETHERLANDS
Cobra (Klaus Voorhees) – villain. Member of the Serpent Society.
Klaw (Ulysses Klaw) – solid sound villain. Member of the Masters of Evil.


POLAND
Bloodlust (Beatta Dubiel) – mutant villainess.
Golem (Jacob Goldstein) – WWII hero. Clay Golem.
Rattler (Gustav Kruger) – villain. Member of the Serpent Society.


RUSSIA
Baba Yaga – demon mother of all witches.
Black Widow I (Natasha Romanov) – master spy. Member of the Avengers.
Black Widow II (Yelena Belova) – covert operative.
Bora (Anzhela Federova) – half-frost giant villainess.
Chameleon (Dmitri Anatoly Nikolayevich Smerdyakov) – villainous master of disguise.
Colossus (Piotr Rasputin) – mutant hero. Member of the X-Men.
Crimson Dynamo (Ivan Vanko) – formerly Whiplash. Villain and member of the Masters of Evil.
Darkstar (Laynia Petrovna) – mutant heroine. Member of the Winter Guard.
Devastator (Gregori Larionov) – powered armor government agent.
Gremlin (Kondrati Topolov) – diminutive gadgeteer. Member of the Winter Guard.
Hammer (Boris Lubov) – villain partner of Sickle. Member of the Russian mafia.
Iron Maiden (Melina Vostokoff) – powered armor mercenary.
Magick (Illyana Rasputin) – Mutant heroine. Member of the New Mutants. Sister of Colossus.
Morning Star (Marya Meshkov) – Immortal villainess; granted by Tunguska meteor. Member of the Pacific Overlords.
Omega Red (Arkady Rossovich) – powered armor mercenary.
Presence (Sergei Krylov) – radioactive villain.
Red Ghost (Ivan Kragoff) – cosmonaut ghost on the moon.
Red Guardian (Alexi Shostakov) – Government agent. Member of the Winter Guard.
Rhino (Alex O’hirn) – empowered mob enforcer.
Sickle (Nikolai Vronsky) – villain partner of Hammer. Member of the Russian mafia.
Snow Leopards – triplet mutant criminals.
Starlight (Tania Belinskaya) – radioactive lover of the Presence.
Titanium Man (Boris Bullski) – powered armor agent; member of the Winter Guard.
Unicorn (Yegor Balinov) – powered armor villain. Member of the Maggia.
Ursa Major (Mikhail Ursus) – werebear. Member of the Winter Guard.


SAUDI ARABIA
Arabian Knight (Navid Hashim) – hero possessing magical weapons.
Jinn (Fahd Alireza) – pyrokinetic mutant villain.


SOMOLIA
Lightbright (Obax Majid) – mutant heroine.


VIETNAM
Bengal (Duc No Tranh) – martial arts hero.
Karma (Xi’an Koy Manh) – mutant heroine. Member of
the New Mutants.
Mantis – martial arts heroine.
Quicksand – sand-bodied villainess.
Sha Shan – wife of Flash Thompson.


WAKANDA
Black Panther (T’challa) – king of Wakanda.
Dora Milaje – warrior wives of the Black Panther. Trained from the age of 14. (Mira, Kisani)
Madame Slay – leopard-commanding villainess.
Man-Ape (M’baku) – usurper. Leader of the White Ape clan.
Malice (Nakia) – rogue Dora Milaje.
Mute – giant minion of Madame Slay.
N’tomo – royal champion.
Ramada – queen-mother of T’challa.
Rock Python (M’gula) – mercenary villain. Member of HYDRA. Infiltrating the Serpent Society.
Shuri – younger sister of T’challa.
W’kabi – royal advisor. Commander of Wakandan Security.
Zawadi – monster hunter. Future wife of Franklin Richards.
Zuri – royal advisor.


ZAMBIA
Impala – mercenary villainess.

[Jabroniville]

That's a good list there- where'd you find it? I had a heck of a time figuring out all the Foreigners in Marvel for my build set on them.

[Batgirl III]

With the recent changes made to the DC Universe, as part of the sweeping New 52 relaunch, I have to admit that my normally vaunted powers of DCU OCD fail me. But in the Post-Crisis / Pre-New 52 verision of the DCU there were several fairly important Indian supers. Solstice (Kiran Singh) of the Teen Titans; Jinx from the Fearsome Five is a recurring Teen Titans baddie;Celsius (Arani Caulder nee Desai) from the Doom Patrol, her father was the super-villain Kalki (Ashok Desai); The Hyena (Jivan Shi) was a regular "jobber" (if I may borrow Thorpocalpse's phrasing) in Firestorm; the Suicide Squad had Ravan in the late `80s; and during the time Cassandra Cain was the star of Batgirl, we were introduced to a shapeshifting heroine named Aruna Shende in Mumbai.

Marvel seems to have done more with characters from India, but the New 52 relaunch is young yet. There was Pavitr Prabhakar, the Spider-Man from... well, Spider-Man: India; Thunderbird III (Neal Shaara) and team-mate Karima Shapandar (Omega Sentinel) were in X-Men together; Haven (Radha Dastoor) and Monsoon (Aloba Dastoor) were X-Factor bad guys in the mid `90s; Zero/One (Parul Kurinji) and her partner Black Fog (real name unknown) are more recent villains in the various Hulk books; and, last but not least, Shoba Mirza (Ghost Rider) from the pages of, um, Ghost Rider. All of those characters were said to be citizens of India. Timeslip (Rina Patel) of the New Warriors in Indian-American.

Marvel also made Indra -- as in the actual Vedic deity -- a sometime rival / sometime ally of Thor in the various books centered around the more famous Asgardian. I'll leave it up to you to decide if that counts as an character "from" India. But, if you consider Hercules to be Greek or Thor to be Scandinavian, I think Indra counts, although technically none of the Marvel universe gods are even from Earth!

[prodigyduck]

That's a good list there- where'd you find it? I had a heck of a time figuring out all the Foreigners in Marvel for my build set on them.

I had to compile this list myself. I looked up profiles from the Marvel Wiki Database, plus the OHTMU.

I doubt it's complete, but these are the ones I am using and aware of at this time.

With the recent changes made to the DC Universe, as part of the sweeping New 52 relaunch, I have to admit that my normally vaunted powers of DCU OCD fail me. But in the Post-Crisis / Pre-New 52 verision of the DCU there were several fairly important Indian supers. Solstice (Kiran Singh) of the Teen Titans; Jinx from the Fearsome Five is a recurring Teen Titans baddie;Celsius (Arani Caulder nee Desai) from the Doom Patrol, her father was the super-villain Kalki (Ashok Desai); The Hyena (Jivan Shi) was a regular "jobber" (if I may borrow Thorpocalpse's phrasing) in Firestorm; the Suicide Squad had Ravan in the late `80s; and during the time Cassandra Cain was the star of Batgirl, we were introduced to a shapeshifting heroine named Aruna Shende in Mumbai.

Marvel seems to have done more with characters from India, but the New 52 relaunch is young yet. There was Pavitr Prabhakar, the Spider-Man from... well, Spider-Man: India; Thunderbird III (Neal Shaara) and team-mate Karima Shapandar (Omega Sentinel) were in X-Men together; Haven (Radha Dastoor) and Monsoon (Aloba Dastoor) were X-Factor bad guys in the mid `90s; Zero/One (Parul Kurinji) and her partner Black Fog (real name unknown) are more recent villains in the various Hulk books; and, last but not least, Shoba Mirza (Ghost Rider) from the pages of, um, Ghost Rider. All of those characters were said to be citizens of India. Timeslip (Rina Patel) of the New Warriors in Indian-American.

Marvel also made Indra -- as in the actual Vedic deity -- a sometime rival / sometime ally of Thor in the various books centered around the more famous Asgardian. I'll leave it up to you to decide if that counts as an character "from" India. But, if you consider Hercules to be Greek or Thor to be Scandinavian, I think Indra counts, although technically none of the Marvel universe gods are even from Earth!

Thanks for letting me know about these characters, BG! I'll take a look at them and see who I can fit into my Marvel game.

[Batgirl III]

The Comic Book Religion Database might also be a fun/useful place to look. Although not every Indian character is a Hindu, and not ever Hindu character is Indian, there is bound to be an awful lot more overlap than most religions, given the demogrpahics of Hinduism in the real world.

[prodigyduck]

The Comic Book Religion Database might also be a fun/useful place to look. Although not every Indian character is a Hindu, and not ever Hindu character is Indian, there is bound to be an awful lot more overlap than most religions, given the demogrpahics of Hinduism in the real world.

Thanks for the site. This will be useful!

[prodigyduck]

HOBGOBLIN (PL 10)
Real Name: Harry Osborn
Bodycast: James Franco
Occupation: Principal Shareholder of OsCorp
Base of Operations: New York City
Affiliation: Independent
Height: 5’10”; Weight: 170 lbs.
Eyes: Blue; Hair: Auburn

Strength 9, Stamina 9, Agility 6, Dexterity 3
Fighting 4, Intellect 4, Awareness 3, Presence 4

POWERS
Hobgoblin Costume: Removable (-9 points)
Armor: Impervious Toughness 4 – 4 points
Pumpkin Bombs: Array (36 points)
• Knock-Out Gas Bombs: Ranged Cloud Area Affliction 9 (Fatigued / Exhausted / Asleep; Resisted by Fortitude; Cumulative) – 36 points
• Electrical Finger Blaster: Ranged Damage 6 – 1 point
• Pumpkin Bombs: Ranged Burst Area Damage 4 – 1 point
• Razor Bats: Ranged Multiattack Damage 3 (Homing) – 1 point
• Smoke Bombs: Ranged Cloud Area Visual Concealment 4 (Attack) – 1 point

EQUIPMENT
Goblin Glider: Vehicle (Size Medium; Str 3; Speed Flight 6 [120 mph]; TGH 3; Defense 0; Features Remote Control; Powers Smoke Screen [Shapeable Area Visual Concealment Attack 4]) – 28 points

ADVANTAGES
Benefit 2 (Wealth 2 [wealthy]), Equipment 6, Ranged Attack 3

SKILLS
Deception 2 (+6), Expertise (Business) 2 (+6), Expertise (Popular Culture) 2 (+6), Intimidation 2 (+6), Perception 2 (+5), Vehicles 6 (+9)

OFFENSE
Initiative +6
Electric Blaster +6 (Ranged, Damage 6)
Knock-Out Bomb Area (Ranged, Affliction 9)
Pumpkin Bomb Area (Ranged, Damage 4)
Razor Bats +8 (Ranged, Multiattack Damage 3)
Unarmed +4 (Close, Damage 9)

DEFENSE
Dodge 8, Parry 10, Toughness 9
Fortitude 11, Will 5

POWER POINTS
Abilities 84 + Advantages 11 + Defenses 12 + Powers 35 + Skills 8 = 150 Total

COMPLICATIONS
Obsession: Harry seeks to kill Spider-Man in vengeance for the death of his father Norman.
Relationship: Harry considers Peter Parker to be his best friend.
Secret Identity: Harry Osborn.

Yeah... those Complications won't cause any friction...

[Batgirl III]

You could stick 2 PP more in skills -- maybe Deception 2 and Expertise [Business] 2 -- and make him a fully legal PL10/150 PP.