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The "Earth-TRN583" used on this page is an unofficial Temporary Reality Number that was assigned by our wiki until an official designation is provided by Marvel.
(For more information on TRNs, go to this page).

History

In this Universe, Counter-Earth had humans that evolved from a wild Jurassic world that was ruled by Dinosaurs, which were once controlled by the Synoptic before it was forced off the surface. Fifty years before John Jameson and Spider-Man (Peter Parker) landed on the planet, a man from Earth arrived because he was angry with the human race for causing wars there.

The man married with a woman from the planet and raised a family, but one day he noticed that the behavior that he left behind started showing up on Counter-Earth. To keep this planet a paradise, he started to experiment on animals in an attempt to create a peaceful race. Once he succeeded, he named the race ""Beastials." The Beastials eventually decided to take over the planet and to control the human citizens of Counter-Earth.

About thirty years later, the man built Castle Wundagore and gave himself the name "the High Evolutionary".

Twenty years after that, John Jameson decided to investigate the planet after NASA's Alita 1 was destroyed by the High Evolutionary in an effort to keep his planet unknown to the people of Earth.

Unbeknownest to Jameson, he inadvertently brought Venom and Carnage to the planet. Their plan was to conquer it and begin a new symbiote planet. Because of them, Jameson was stuck on the planet for six months before Spider-Man was able to make it there to help him. Unfortunately, Spider-Man's shuttle was destroyed during the landing as well. Unable to leave, he decided to join Jameson and his Human Rebels to destroy the High Evolutionary.

This planet has a robotic police force called the Machine Men, each Machine Man is a "law and order" creature that was programmed by the local Knights of Wundagore, the Beastial elite unit of the High Evolutionary.

Residents

Notes

  • This is the reality where the comic book version of Spider-Man Unlimited is loosely based on the Spider-Man: Unlimited cartoon series takes place, and did not end on a cliffhanger.
  • About 70% of the Counter-Earth is covered with water, and 97% of that is saltwater oceans. Just like Peter Parker's earth.

See Also

Links and References

Spider-Man: Unlimited

References

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