Hobgoblin (Earth-98311)

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“	Sorry, this program is canceled due to low ratings! There was no one left in the city to listen.	„
	~ Hobgoblin as he ambushes J. Jonah Jameson for radioing for help, and also taunting him about destroying New York City.

Jason Philip Macendale, also known as the Hobgoblin, is one of the two secondary antagonists (alongside the Green Goblin) of the Spider-Man: The Animated Series episode "I Really, Really Hate Clones", the first part of the two-part series finale.

He is an alternate version of the prime universe's Hobgoblin who lives on Earth-98311. Under the orders of Spider-Carnage, he, alongside the Green Goblin, partners up with each other in destroying all of New York City, and inadvertently aid Spider-Carnage in his plans to destroy all of reality.

Like his prime counterpart, he was voiced by Mark Hamill, who also played The Joker, Ferris Boyle, Solomon Grundy, and Tony Zucco in the DC Animated Universe, Chucky in the 2019 remake of Child's Play, the Skeleton King in Super Robot Monkey Team Hyper Force Go!, Maximus in the Fantastic Four animated series, Kavaxas in Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Darth Bane in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, John Curtis in Criminal Minds, Stickybeard in Codename: Kids Next Door, Flint in Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, Dr. Stankfoot in Zevo-3, Abraham Kane in Motorcity, Niju in Balto II: Wolf Quest, Fire Lord Ozai in Avatar: The Last Airbender, Trickster in The Flash, Dictatious Maximus Galadrigal in Trollhunters, Dr. Pullum in Dan Vs., ShiverJack in Jake and the Never Land Pirates, Skeletor in Masters of the Universe: Revelation, Adolpho in Loonatics Unleashed, Undergrowth in Danny Phantom, Vuli in Elena of Avalor, Agent Goodman in Recess: School's Out, Popsicles in the 2016 reiteration of The Powerpuff Girls, Cock Knocker in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Alvin the Treacherous in the How to Train Your Dragon series.

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Within an alternate universe on Earth-98311, Hobgoblin teams up with Green Goblin to destroy all of New York City under Spider-Carnage's orders, to the point where it is nothing more than a fiery wasteland. Once they first appear, they invade The Daily Bugle to interrogate J. Jonah Jameson on how to break the security system of the microwave broadcaster on the roof of J3 Communications. They intend to use it to help Spider-Carnage build a machine that will control everyone's minds (unbeknownst to them, Spider-Carnage plans to use it to destroy all of reality).

Hobgolin holds Jameson's friend and coworker, Robbie Robertson, over the edge of a hole in the building, threatening to drop him to his death should Jameson not help them. Jameson reveals that he can deactivate the security system with his palm print, however, Hobgoblin drops Robbie to his seeming death anyway. Thankfully, Robbie is saved by Prime Spider-Man. Once the Goblins get a hold of Jameson, Spider-Man tries to stop them but is thwarted by the two before they fly off with Jameson, and Hobgoblin blows up the Daily Bugle. Spider-Man survives and tries to stop them from breaking the security system and stealing the device, but is too late. After he rescues Jameson, Spider-Man tries to follow them as they fly away, but Spider-Carnage stops him. Fortunately, prime Spider-Man is teleported to Madame Web's lair by the Beyonder just in time.

When prime Spider-Man teams up with the Scarlet Spider, as well as four other Spider-Men brought by Madame Web from other dimensions, they invade Kingpin's whereabouts in order to stop Spider-Carnage from following through on his plans. The goblins manage to lead some of Kingpin's men against the heroes, but are both thwarted. While they manage to stop the machine from destroying all of reality, it doesn't stop it from blowing up the building. The last time Hobgoblin was seen was when he was knocked out by one of Armored Spider-Man's gas missiles, and tied to the floor with the six armed Spider-Man's webbing afterwards. It remains unknown as to whether or not he escaped, was teleported to jail by Madame Web before the building exploded, or if he died in the explosion.

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