effects and Mason's technology to impersonate Spider-Man in a series of crimes, but Beck and Mason are caught by the real Spider-Man and the Black Cat. In "Blueprints", Beck becomes Mysterio and passes himself off as a sorcerer who intends to save mankind from technology. Though the web-slinger defeats him after discovering his lair and technology, Beck creates a robot in his likeness to take his place in jail so he can continue serving the enigmatic crime boss, the Master Planner. Beck returns in the episode "Reinforcements" as part of the new Sinister Six. Despite using more robotic duplicates, Spider-Man captures Beck and ensures he is actually sent to jail. In "Opening Night", another robotic duplicate of Beck was remanded to the Vault and aided the other imprisoned villains in an attempt to kill Spider-Man while he was there to test the prison's security system, only for the Molten Man to accidentally destroy him. Quentin Beck / Mysterio appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man episode "The Moon Knight Before Christmas", voiced by Paul Scheer. This version was an old enemy of Spider-Man and a former stage magician who was presumed dead after he fell off the Brooklyn Bridge sometime prior to the series, though his body was never found. Following the incident, Spider-Man gave his helmet to Doctor Strange for safekeeping. However, Beck's daughter Frances Beck (voiced by Mary Kate Wiles), emerges in the present to steal Quentin's helmet and use it in an attempt to exact revenge on Spider-Man as the new Mysterio, only to run afoul of Moon Knight and discover that her father's soul was trapped within the helmet after he made a deal with Dormammu. After Spider-Man and Moon Knight enter the helmet and discover what happened to Quentin, they free the Becks from the helmet and spend Christmas Eve together. Quentin Beck / Mysterio appears in the 2017 Spider-Man series episode "Bring on the Bad Guys" Pt. 2, voiced by Crispin Freeman. This version was originally a stage magician but was fired, so took the identity of Mysterio to the crime world. He was quickly hired by Doctor Octopus, who, after losing his body to the Lady Octopus was taking refuge within the Living Brain robot. He used different illusions to trap Spider Man, but ultimately failed in his mission. Film Storyboard artist Jeffrey Henderson, who worked on the cancelled Spider-Man 4, stated in 2016 that