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The Mega-Slayer was a robot created by Alistair Smythe to acquire the Tablet of Time for the Kingpin. It was a humanoid robot, making it extremely versatile, and was thus capable of walking, and grabbing objects. The robot could produce missiles, lasers and pulse blasters from it's fingers, morph it's hand into a pistol, and fly by means of a jetpack which was strapped to it's back. To counter Spider-Man's spider stickiness, the slayer was coated with a super-slick compound. Smythe controlled the robot through a remote control panel, and the controller's face could be seen on the robot through a screen in the head area.

When the Mega-Slayer successfully stole the Tablet of Time, it also kidnapped Dr. Curt Connors, who could control the tablet. However, the tablet and Connors were stolen back by Tombstone for Silvermane. The original Mega-Slayer was eventually destroyed by a rocket launcher fired by one of Silvermane's men.

Mega-Slayer (Earth-92131) from Spider-Man (1994 animated series) Season 2 12 007

The destruction of the first Mega-Slayer.

However, it was retreated from battle and repaired by Smythe. It was then deployed at Silvermane's hideout as the doors on the rooftop opened, giving the opportunity to strike. It was the badly damaged by getting shot by Tombstone as he was handed a laser rifle by Alisa, making it destroyed its legs. Later, the Mega-Slayer shot Tombstone from the back as he was fighting Spider-Man and its in one last stitch effort, it tried to launch a rocket launcher to Spider-Man while crawling towards him but failed as the rocket fell aswell with its arm, collapsing to the ground, being shut down and destroyed in the explosion in the process.

Smythe later created a line of the Mega-Slayers, which took part in the Kingpin's crimes. After Smythe left the Kingpin's employ, one Mega-Slayer that he created was still owned by the crime lord, which he later used to stop the Scorpion and the Green Goblin from crashing Peter Parker's wedding to Mary Jane Watson, but was destroyed.

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