Called "shocker"

It's his Vumbo ray.

Vibrations

>Shockwaves
But there's already a villain called Shockwave. He shocks people with electricity.

Shocker is a mainstay of Spider-Man's rogues gallery. He's not at the top, but he's still very prominent. If you go by the sheer amount of use he gets across various Marvel titles in recent years he's a very notable character in general. Plus unlike Killer Moth, a lot of writers treat him seriously even if they're not using him in a serious manner.

Shocker was a legit threat. He not only beat Spider-Man their first outing, but gave him trouble afterwards. Like Scorpion and Vulture, revisionist history decided they were never threats.

That’s why he isn’t called Shockwave. Your point?

Rumor has it he was originally going to be named The Vibrator, but somewhere between drawing and scripting the implications of that name were realized and it was changed.

youtu.be/TWRjsqoSWTI

Vulture's problem has always been that they draw him looking like a decrepit old man. Setting aside the costume update, no one blinked an eye when they put Michael Keaton up next to Tom Holland despite the 45 year age gap.

>Built his first Vibro-Shockers out of washing machine parts
>Made a chemical solution to soak his suit in so it would better absorb and cancel out vibrations, letting his suit have the similar abilities to a vibranium laced suit without the whole "Explodes if it absorbs too much energy" weakness
>When he integrated his Vibro-Shocker tech throughout his suit he was pretty much untouchable.
why isn't he considered one of the Big Brains in Marvel?

Because in the end, he's still just a petty crook who has no ambition beyond knocking over a bank and living off the stolen cash, and that lack of ambition is what keeps him under the radar of most superheroes.

Nothing wrong with that. It's smart. Flash rogues do it

because the marvel "intelligence gap" is fucking stupid.

> Vulture's problem has always been that they draw him looking like a decrepit old man.
That’s the entire point of the character though. He’s an old man, way past his prime, seeking the thrills of supervillainy and a constant need to prove himself. Him being an old man makes everyone underestimate how skilled, strong, and dangerous he actually is.

Which doesn't work well in a visual medium. It doesn't matter the rationale behind the design, what matters is how the design is received and Vulture looks like he could snap a hip at any moment.

So what your telling me is that Shocker can beat Black Panther?

So basically you’ve never read a a Vulture story.

Has killer moth never scored a win against Batman?

Old Man Vulture was terrifying in the 90s cartoon

Is shocker unironically the best spider-man C lister in existence?
He's just so fun

I hate this fucking board so much.

sorry you can't have fun user