confronting Hyperion, claiming that his reality is not what it seems. Despite being perturbed by his words, Hyperion defeats Mister Beyonder. Mutant X In Mutant X, the Beyonder allies with Dracula to wage war on Earth's forces and to confront the entity known as the 'Goblyn Queen'. Spider-Ham In the Spider-Ham universe, "The Bee-Yonder" gives Spider-Ham a version of the black uniform. In other media The Beyonder appears in Spider-Man, voiced by Earl Boen. This version is an associate of Madame Web. In the three-part episode "Secret Wars", the Beyonder teleports Doctor Octopus, Doctor Doom, Alistair Smythe, the Lizard, and the Red Skull to a peaceful alien planet and accelerates time until after the supervillains conquered it to prepare Spider-Man for the Chosen One's role. After providing Spider-Man with a base, he and Madame Web watch him lead Captain America, Iron Man, Storm, Black Cat, and the Fantastic Four into battle against the supervillains. Amidst their conflict, Doctor Doom learns about the Beyonder and steals his powers, but is defeated by Spider-Man and the Thing. Beyonder declares the former the winner and sends everyone else back to Earth with no memory of the battle. In the two-part series finale "Spider Wars", the Beyonder and Madame Web assemble Spider-Men from several alternate realities and task them with defeating Spider-Carnage before he destroys all of reality. While they succeed, the Beyonder is forced to return to his world after teleporting Man-Spider back to his universe when he threatens the mission. The Beyonder appears in Avengers Assemble, voiced by Steven Weber. This version created Battleworld out of other worlds as part of his experiment. In "Beyond", he recreates Avengers Tower for the Avengers and New Avengers before informing them of Battleworld. In "Underworld", the Beyonder manipulates Loki to sow chaos and splits the Hulk and Bruce Banner apart before sending the two to Battleworld. In "The Citadel", the Beyonder tasks Ares, Absorbing Man, Crimson Widow, and MODOK with bringing Iron Man and Captain America to him. While his enforcers fight the latter, the Beyonder tries to convince the former to be a part of his experiment. In reality, he manipulates Iron Man and Captain America to fight each other. However, he failed to anticipate their subterfuge until they escape with his information. Enraged, the Beyonder takes his anger out on his enforcers except for Ares. In "The Wastelands", the Beyonder has Ares and