a water filtration plant, Hydro-Man kidnaps Watson and keeps her there as well. Upon discovering the plant, Spider-Man fights Hydro-Man until they end up on the rooftop, where the latter evaporates due to having no water sources nearby. A clone of Hydro-Man created by Professor Miles Warren later appears in the two-part episode, "The Return of Hydro-Man", wherein the former kidnaps a water-based clone of Watson and battles Spider-Man inside Warren's underwater lab until both clones degenerate and evaporate. Hydro-Man appears in the Fantastic Four episode "And the Wind Cries Medusa", voiced by Brad Garrett. This version is a member of the Frightful Four. Morris Bench appears in The Spectacular Spider-Man episode "Shear Strength", voiced by Bill Fagerbakke. This version is a demolition expert working for Norman Osborn. Hydro-Man appears in Ultimate Spider-Man, voiced by James Arnold Taylor. This version was previously captured by Nick Fury and imprisoned in a S.H.I.E.L.D. prison disguised as an abandoned mall. In the episode "Forces of Nature", Hydro-Man sends a distress signal, attracting Web Warriors Spider-Man, Kid Arachnid, Iron Spider, and Scarlet Spider. After Iron Spider discovers Hydro-Man's criminal record, the latter gets free and fights the Web Warriors until they use their web cartridges to absorb him. While S.H.I.E.L.D. recaptures Hydro-Man, Doctor Octopus intercepts the transport jet to recruit Hydro-Man into his HYDRA-backed Sinister Six. In the two-part episode "The New Sinister 6", Hydro-Man joins the team in attacking the Triskelion. Amidst the battle, Cloak uses his abilities to send Hydro-Man to the Atlantic Ocean, where the latter becomes strong enough to generate a tidal wave, though he is defeated by Sandman. Film A member of the Elementals inspired by Hydro-Man appears in the live-action film Spider-Man: Far From Home. Director Jon Watts described his take for the creation: "There’s so many Spider-Man villains from the rogues gallery that I wanted to dig a little bit deeper than what anyone might be expecting... villains like Hydro-Man and Molten Man, who may not be on the highest list. But that opened up such amazing visual possibilities and poses really dangerous challenges for Spider-Man". Identified as the Water Elemental, it emerges from Venice's canals, where Peter Parker and Mysterio defeat it. It is later revealed that all of the Elementals were illusions created by Mysterio and his fellow ex-Stark Industries employees to obtain Tony Stark's technology and fraudulently establish Mysterio as a superhero. Video games