s.t.r.i.k.e.

notable missions

• Agent Venom is deployed by S.T.R.I.K.E. to track a catastrophic breach originating from Oscorp, where the Carnage has escaped containment after a failed experimentation program. As reports of brutal host takeovers spread across New York City, Flash Thompson is forced into a race against time, navigating both the physical destruction left behind and the psychological pull of the symbiote itself. Each encounter brings him closer to losing control, as Carnage evolves with every host it consumes, turning the mission into a desperate attempt not just to capture it—but to prevent it from becoming something unstoppable. 

• Deadpool is sent to dismantle the sadistic operations of Arcade, whose latest version of Murderworld has escalated into a nightmarish labyrinth of hallucination-inducing traps and psychological torture. Victims are no longer just hunted—they are broken mentally before the games even begin. As Deadpool fights his way through shifting environments and distorted realities, the line between illusion and truth begins to blur even for him. What starts as a chaotic rescue mission becomes a deeply unpredictable confrontation, where Wade must outplay a man who treats suffering as entertainment. 

• Punisher is tasked with recovering the stolen body of Bullseye following his fall after the confrontation with Echo. The trail leads to Jackal, who has taken the remains to his hidden Warren Laboratories, intending to replicate Bullseye’s lethal precision through cloning. As Frank Castle infiltrates the facility, he uncovers a growing army of imperfect copies, each one more unstable than the last. The mission becomes a brutal purge, as the Punisher tears through the lab to ensure that no version of Bullseye is ever weaponized again. 

• Thundra is deployed by S.T.R.I.K.E. to contain a high-risk confrontation sparked by the Registration Act, as Kasper Cole, the White Tiger emerges as a symbol of resistance among unregistered heroes. Operating openly in New York City, Rage begins rallying others against enforced compliance, escalating tensions into full-scale street conflicts. Thundra is sent to neutralize the situation before it spirals further, engaging him in a clash of raw strength and opposing ideals. As the battle unfolds, it becomes clear that Rage is fighting not just authority, but injustice as he sees it. Even so, Thundra ultimately overpowers him, leading to his detainment—marking a controversial victory that fuels further unrest across the city.

• Elektra is assigned to track and apprehend Demolition Man, who has begun openly defying the Registration Act by protecting unregistered vigilantes and sabotaging enforcement operations. Moving through hidden safehouses and resistance networks, Elektra closes in on him as he becomes a growing symbol of defiance. Their confrontation is swift and precise, a battle between resilience and lethal efficiency. Despite his determination, Demolition Man is ultimately subdued, and Elektra ensures his capture—delivering him into custody as the government tightens its grip over those who refuse to comply. 

• Red Hulk is deployed after fragmented intelligence begins to reveal a hidden pattern behind multiple crises across New York City—incidents that initially appeared unrelated, but all trace back to subtle manipulations in gamma research, black-market tech, and information networks. At the center of it all is Leader, operating from the shadows and using the global instability as a smokescreen to advance a far more insidious plan. Rather than direct confrontation, Leader orchestrates events to test behavioral responses, studying how heroes, governments, and civilians react under pressure, all while quietly building a framework of control through data and influence. As Red Hulk follows the trail through hidden labs and abandoned facilities, the mission evolves into a hunt for something intangible—an enemy who is always several steps ahead. The final confrontation forces Ross to abandon brute force in favor of strategy, disrupting Leader’s network before it can fully take hold, but leaving behind the unsettling realization that much of the plan may have already succeeded unseen.