The Mob. Gangs. Drug dealers, racketeers, protection money.. you name it, they do it. These are the same types of criminals that have plagued humanity since society was created, but have evolved from highway bandits to having networks and pawns, corrupting their city to the core.

Wilson Fisk (The Kingpin)

Wilson Fisk, widely known as the Kingpin, is the preeminent figure in New York's organized crime. His reach extends into numerous criminal enterprises, and he holds substantial political and business power, allowing him to manipulate events from behind the scenes. Wilson Fisk's organization, known as the Kingpin's empire, is the most formidable and influential criminal enterprise in New York City's underworld. Fisk, the Kingpin, commands a vast network of illegal activities, with a hierarchical structure that ensures efficiency, loyalty, and secrecy.
At the top of this empire is Wilson Fisk himself, a mastermind of both legitimate and illicit ventures. His position as the Kingpin grants him unparalleled control and influence over the city's criminal landscape. Fisk operates from the shadows, using his immense resources and political connections to manipulate events and maintain his dominance. Beneath Fisk are his underbosses, trusted lieutenants who manage significant portions of the organization. These underbosses handle various facets of Fisk's criminal empire, including narcotics, extortion, money laundering, and other high-profit illegal activities. They wield considerable autonomy, but remain fiercely loyal to Fisk, recognizing his strategic genius and unrivaled power.
The next level consists of the capos, mid-level managers responsible for overseeing crews or specific operations. Capos ensure that orders from the underbosses are executed efficiently, maintaining order and discipline within the organization. They manage the day-to-day criminal activities, from coordinating drug shipments to orchestrating complex money laundering schemes. The backbone of Fisk's organization is formed by his soldiers, the operatives who carry out the everyday tasks necessary to sustain the empire. These individuals are deeply involved in street-level operations, handling everything from drug distribution to collecting protection money. Soldiers are expected to follow orders without question and demonstrate absolute loyalty to the organization.
Associates, though not full members of Fisk's organization, play crucial roles in its operations. These individuals, often specialists or freelancers, provide unique skills or services that are vital to specific aspects of Fisk's criminal activities. They might include hackers, legal experts, or contractors who maintain a level of distance from the core organization, offering plausible deniability for the Kingpin. Fisk's legitimate business fronts are integral to his operations, providing a veneer of respectability and facilitating the laundering of illicit gains. These businesses range from construction companies to high-end restaurants, seamlessly blending into the city's economic fabric while supporting the criminal empire.
In addition to his criminal operations, Fisk's extensive political connections afford him significant leverage. By bribing or blackmailing key officials, he ensures that law enforcement and regulatory bodies turn a blind eye to his activities. This political influence also allows him to disrupt rival organizations and protect his own interests from legal scrutiny. Fisk's organization is characterized by its meticulous structure, ruthless efficiency, and the absolute authority of its leader. It is this combination of strategic acumen, operational expertise, and unyielding loyalty that makes Wilson Fisk the undisputed Kingpin of New York City's underworld.

Kingpin's Operations

Wilson Fisk, known as the Kingpin, commands a vast and multifaceted criminal empire in New York City, engaging in a wide range of illegal activities to maximize profit and maintain control over the city's underworld. Fisk's organization is heavily involved in narcotics trafficking, controlling the supply chains from international sources to street-level dealers for various drugs including heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, and synthetic opioids. He oversees the production and processing of these drugs in hidden laboratories and clandestine facilities, protected by a network of corrupt officials and law enforcement officers on his payroll.
Extortion and protection rackets are another cornerstone of Fisk's empire. Businesses in neighborhoods under his control must pay protection fees to avoid vandalism, theft, or violence, generating a steady stream of income and exerting control over local commerce. Loan sharking is also prevalent, with the organization lending money at exorbitant interest rates, often leading to severe consequences for those unable to repay. Money laundering is a critical operation for Fisk, who uses a network of shell companies and legitimate businesses, such as construction firms and restaurants, to disguise the origins of his illicit funds. Financial experts within his organization specialize in making it difficult for law enforcement to trace the money back to its criminal source.
Fisk's empire is a significant supplier of illegal firearms and explosives, both within New York City and to other criminal organizations. He operates sophisticated smuggling routes, leveraging connections with international arms dealers and corrupt officials to bring weapons into the city. Human trafficking is another grim facet of Fisk's operations. His organization exploits vulnerable individuals for forced labor and sex trafficking, with protection from bribed law enforcement and political figures ensuring these operations can continue largely unimpeded.
Counterfeiting and various forms of fraud are also under Fisk's control. His network produces and distributes counterfeit goods, including luxury items, electronics, and pharmaceuticals, sold on the black market. The organization also engages in identity theft and credit card scams, carried out by specialized cells. Illegal gambling is widespread, with Fisk running underground casinos and online gambling sites offering high-stakes games and sports betting. These venues and platforms attract a wide clientele, generating substantial profits.
Smuggling and black market activities form another pillar of Fisk's empire. He is involved in smuggling contraband such as alcohol, tobacco, and rare artifacts, distributed through black market channels. The organization also facilitates the trade of stolen goods, including art, jewelry, and high-end electronics. Political corruption and manipulation are crucial to Fisk's strategy. He uses bribery and blackmail to influence politicians, judges, and law enforcement officials, ensuring protection for his operations and obstacles for his rivals. Campaign contributions secure favors and preferential treatment from elected officials, allowing Fisk to shape policies and regulations to his advantage.
Racketeering is rampant within Fisk's organization, which runs a range of illicit businesses protected and managed by his network. This includes auto theft rings, illegal waste disposal, and blackmail operations. Coercion and intimidation are employed to maintain control over territories and keep both members and rivals in line, often involving threats, physical violence, and assassination. Legitimate business fronts are integral to Fisk's operations. He owns and operates numerous legitimate businesses that serve as fronts for his criminal activities, providing a veneer of respectability and facilitating money laundering. Through investments and development projects, Fisk integrates his criminal proceeds into the legitimate economy, expanding his influence and control over the city's economic landscape.
Wilson Fisk's criminal operations are vast and complex, sustaining his empire and reinforcing his status as the Kingpin of New York City. His meticulous organization, combined with strategic use of legitimate business fronts and political manipulation, allows him to maintain dominance over the city's underworld.

Kingpin's Organization

Kingpin Wilson Fisk	Vanessa Fisk Deceased	The Rose Richard Fisk Deceased	The Arranger Wesley Deceased	Strategist The Architect

Legal Counsel Cecil Anad	Biomechanical R&D Herbert Landon	The Tinkerer Phineas Mason	Lieutenant Jigsaw	Bodyguard Lady Bullseye

Special Operatives

Drug Lord Bane	Assassin Bullseye	Assassin Typhoid Mary	Brute Ikari	Hit-Man Underworld

The Enforcers

Montana Jackson Bryce	Ox Ronald Bloch	Fancy Dan Daniel Brito

The Mafia

The Mafia, or La Cosa Nostra, is a well-established criminal organization with deep roots in New York City. It comprises several families, each controlling specific territories and operations. The Mafia, also known as La Cosa Nostra, is a deeply entrenched criminal organization with a longstanding presence in New York City. Comprised of several families, each with its own territory and operations, the Mafia's structure is hierarchical and rooted in tradition, ensuring loyalty and efficiency within the organization.
At the top of each Mafia family is the Boss, or Don, who wields absolute authority over the family's activities. The Boss makes all major decisions, resolves disputes, and commands the respect and obedience of all members. Supporting the Boss is the Underboss, the second-in-command, who manages the day-to-day operations and acts as the acting head in the Boss's absence. The Underboss is crucial in maintaining order and overseeing the execution of the Boss's directives. The Consigliere, or advisor, is another vital figure within the Mafia family. Often a trusted confidant of the Boss, the Consigliere provides counsel on legal matters, internal conflicts, and strategic decisions. This role requires a deep understanding of the organization's intricacies and a keen ability to mediate disputes both within the family and with other criminal entities.
Beneath the leadership, the Mafia is divided into smaller units led by Caporegimes, or Capos. Each Capo oversees a crew of soldiers, managing their activities and ensuring that they adhere to the family's rules and interests. The Capos act as intermediaries between the higher echelons of the organization and the street-level operatives, reporting directly to the Underboss and the Boss. Their responsibilities include coordinating criminal enterprises such as extortion, gambling, and loan sharking, as well as maintaining discipline and loyalty among the soldiers.
The soldiers, or made men, form the core of the Mafia's operations. These individuals are formally inducted into the organization and are responsible for carrying out a wide range of criminal activities, from enforcing protection rackets to engaging in drug trafficking and armed robbery. Soldiers are expected to demonstrate unwavering loyalty to their Capo and the family, adhering to the code of omertà, which demands silence and secrecy regarding the family's operations. In addition to the made members, the Mafia also employs associates, who are not fully inducted but assist in various capacities. Associates can be involved in specific criminal activities or provide valuable services, such as money laundering, smuggling, or legal and financial expertise. These individuals often aspire to become made members and must prove their loyalty and usefulness to the family over time.
Traditional Mafia activities include loan sharking, gambling, racketeering, and labor union corruption. The Mafia's influence extends into legitimate businesses as well, which are used to launder money and provide a front for illicit activities. By infiltrating and controlling unions, the Mafia exerts significant influence over industries such as construction, waste management, and transportation, using these sectors to further their criminal enterprises. Despite their traditional reluctance, the Mafia families have also engaged in drug trafficking, drawn by the lucrative profits. However, they often approach this activity with caution, aware of the severe legal consequences and the potential for violent conflicts with other criminal organizations.
The Mafia maintains a complex web of alliances and rivalries with other criminal entities, including Wilson Fisk's organization, the Russian Mob, the Irish Mob, the Tongs, and the Yakuza. These relationships are fluid, shaped by mutual interests and power dynamics. While the Mafia often operates independently, it also enters into strategic alliances with other groups, leveraging Fisk's political influence and resources when beneficial.
Overall, the Mafia's structure is designed to ensure loyalty, discipline, and efficiency. Its hierarchical organization, strict code of conduct, and integration of both criminal and legitimate enterprises have allowed it to remain a powerful and enduring force in New York City's underworld.

Mafia Operations

The Mafia, also known as La Cosa Nostra, engages in a wide array of criminal operations that sustain its power and influence in New York City. Their activities encompass both traditional and modern forms of crime, leveraging a combination of brute force, strategic alliances, and sophisticated schemes to maintain their dominance. One of the most longstanding operations of the Mafia is loan sharking. They provide high-interest loans to individuals in desperate financial situations, enforcing repayment through intimidation and violence. Those unable to repay face severe consequences, which reinforces the Mafia's reputation and deters defaults.
Extortion is another cornerstone of the Mafia's criminal enterprise. Businesses within their territories are compelled to pay protection fees to avoid harm or disruption. This racket not only generates substantial income but also instills fear and control over local commerce. The Mafia's ability to exert influence and fear keeps businesses compliant, ensuring a steady flow of revenue. Gambling operations, both legal and illegal, are a significant source of income. The Mafia runs underground casinos, bookmaking operations, and numbers rackets, providing opportunities for high-stakes gambling away from the prying eyes of law enforcement. These gambling ventures attract a wide range of patrons, from locals to high-profile individuals, all contributing to the Mafia's coffers.
Racketeering is a pervasive activity, involving a variety of illegal businesses and schemes. This includes manipulating labor unions and controlling industries such as construction, waste management, and transportation. By infiltrating unions, the Mafia can orchestrate strikes, work slowdowns, and other disruptions to exert pressure and extract concessions from businesses and government entities. The Mafia has also entrenched itself in the drug trade, despite traditional reservations. They manage the distribution of narcotics like heroin, cocaine, and synthetic drugs, capitalizing on the high demand and substantial profits. The drug trade is carefully controlled to minimize exposure and conflicts with other criminal organizations, although it remains a lucrative aspect of their operations.
Money laundering is crucial for the Mafia to legitimize their ill-gotten gains. They use a network of legitimate businesses, such as restaurants, construction companies, and real estate ventures, to funnel and clean their money. These enterprises provide a veneer of respectability and facilitate the integration of criminal proceeds into the legitimate economy. In addition to these core activities, the Mafia engages in smuggling and the black market trade. They traffic in contraband goods, such as illegal alcohol, tobacco, and stolen art, often leveraging their international connections to acquire and distribute these items. This operation not only brings in profits but also expands their influence beyond local borders.
The Mafia is also involved in counterfeiting and various forms of fraud. This includes producing and distributing counterfeit goods, such as luxury items and pharmaceuticals, as well as engaging in identity theft and credit card scams. These sophisticated schemes are designed to exploit financial systems and generate substantial revenue with a lower risk of detection. Political corruption and manipulation play a significant role in the Mafia's strategy. They bribe and blackmail politicians, judges, and law enforcement officials to ensure protection and favorable treatment. By infiltrating the political sphere, the Mafia can influence policies and regulations, creating an environment that is conducive to their operations and hostile to their rivals. Human trafficking, though less publicized, is another area of Mafia involvement. They exploit vulnerable individuals for forced labor and sexual exploitation, operating prostitution rings and illegal labor operations. These activities are often hidden behind legitimate fronts, making them difficult to detect and prosecute.
Overall, the Mafia's criminal operations are vast and varied, encompassing traditional forms of organized crime as well as modern, sophisticated schemes. Their ability to adapt and evolve, combined with a rigid hierarchical structure and a strategic approach to alliances and rivalries, ensures their continued dominance in New York City's underworld.

Notable Mafia Figures

Don Vincente Fortunato	Capo Giacomo Fortunato	Don Elio Bessucho	Don Johnny Delacavva	Don Morris Forelli

The Maggia

The Maggia was an international crime syndicate that originated around the 13th century in southern Europe (mostly Italy) under the influence of Satannish, which expanded throughout Europe and the Americas. Unlike other prominent criminal organizations (e.g. Hydra and AIM), the Maggia were not involved with any subversive activities. In the United States they eventually ended up controlling most of the nation's loan-sharking, illegal gambling, and narcotics. Protection rackets and prostitution were also very important to the Maggia.
The Maggia were not a monolithic organization, instead it has consisted of many "families", all of which are independent of each other. They usually didn't cooperate much less coordinate with each other, though they normally agreed not to interfere with each other. Within the Maggia, bloodlines were usually valued more than brains. In Europe, the most powerful Maggia leaders were members of the "Commission". Internationally, a few Maggia chieftains have risen to dominance over the other Maggia families. Count Nefaria was for a time the leader of the European Maggia, and perhaps of all the Maggia. The Afro-Caribbean Bushmaster later became the head of the European Maggia. The American Maggia has not yet had anyone unite the families in the Western Hemisphere.
A few Maggia families have recruited or hired superhuman agents, usually the Nefaria family. Within the New York area were several Maggia families, the most prominent ones being the Manfredi and Hammerhead families. The Maggia has partnered or allied with other criminal groups, such as that of Boss Morgan in Harlem. The Maggia or individual families within it have also gone to war with various criminal organizations, including both rival crime syndicates (e.g. Kingpin's organization and Mister Negative's Inner Demons) and subversive organizations (e.g. Hydra and A.I.M.).
The Maggia have had their share of clashes with vigilantes and the super-powered community. The Nefaria Family has had confrontations with both the X-Men and the Avengers, and especially Iron Man. In New York City, both the Manfredi Family and Hammerhead Family have had dealings with the street-level costumes of the city (e.g. Spider-Man, Daredevil, Cloak, and Dagger) as well as the vigilante, Punisher. The Bushmaster clashed repeatedly with Iron Fist and Luke Cage, and on occasion several Maggia groups have had dealings with S.H.I.E.L.D..
Unlike every other group in this list, the Maggia does not actually work with the Kingpin of Crime, and in fact, are generally opposed to him. Their influence is lesser in the underworld of New York, but the scope of their crimes tends to be more superhuman, meaning they are more likely to traffic Mutants for their powers, or get the attention of the Avengers and the X-Men.

Notable Maggia Figures

Family Head Bruno Karnelli	Family Head Ceasar Cicero	Family Head Silvio Manfredi	Family Head Count Luchino Nefaria	Family Head Lyla De Criscio

The Owl Leland Owlsley	Tombstone Lonnie Lincoln	Madame Masque Whitney Frost	Masked Marauder Frank Farnum	Enforcer Cyclone

Enforcer The Eel

The New Pride

Alex Wilder next resurfaced in Harlem in order to continue his father's business. After dealing with two of his subordinates, Preemptive Strike members Isadore Dudley and Artie Sigmund, Wilder subsequently recruited two former criminals, Cockroach Hamilton and Disco Devil, as well as retrieved the Agnitus from Señor Mágico and his crew. After the breakout at Ryker's Island, Hamilton introduced Black Mariah to Wilder, who explained that he intended to form his criminal empire by establishing a group known as the New Pride. After recruiting the likes of Gamecock and Cottonmouth, Alex Wilder teleported to Tombstone's headquarters, where he banished Mr. Fish to Hell and successfully defeated Tombstone. While announcing the hostile takeover, Wilder revealed his intentions were to assume control of the entire criminal underground of New York. Following this incident, Gadget managed to dismantle Wilder's software, prompting the New Pride to move to their contingency plan, involving violence. Mobilizing the New Pride to the Greenlee Housing Projects, the team was placed into conflict with both Black Cat's Gang and the Heroes for Hire; however, as a form of retaliation, Tombstone bombed the projects, killing many members of both gangs and discouraging Alex Wilder.

New Pride Operations

Regrouping at his apartment, Black Mariah coaxed Alex into strengthening his magical prowess, much to White Jennie's chagrin. In response, Wilder visited Pawn Mágico to steal some magical trinkets, including the Supersoul Stone amongst other items. Upon returning to his place of residence, he revealed that he was in fact possessed by a demon named Chadoe,[30] whom Doctor Voodoo devised he had previously agreed to be the host of while in Hell, in exchange for magical powers. With the knowledge that there were forces attempting to locate him, Alex Wilder moved his base of operations and began to peddle a drug known as Redemption. The effects of this drug appeared similar to demon possession, as one of the main components of the product was blood drawn from a Daemonium de Redemptionem. After a discussion with Chadoe, Wilder's source for the product was stolen by Jennie Royce with the goal of showing it to the Heroes for Hire.

New Pride Members

Youngblood Alex Wilder	Black Mariah Mariah Dillard	Cottonmouth Cornell Stokes	Cockroach Dontrell Hamilton	Disco Devil Cletus Evans

Gamecock Carlos Cabrera

New York Organized Crime

Fong Ren	Kai Ong	Johnny Eng	Chris Chen	Big Brother Sum

Gordon Nobili	Antonio Puzzorelli

Franchetti Family

Jackie Estacado	Lucio Franchetti	Appolonia Franchetti	Cristofano De Vesci	Nicoletta De Vesci

Zanipolo Joyce

The Purple Dragons

The Purple Dragon Gang is from the Lower East Side in New York City. They often are led by Hun, and usually have some connection to the Shredder though not always. They are particularly known for their salient transition icon, the image of a purple dragon, which they wear as either a tattoo or on their clothes. Their criminal dealings are primarily in racketeering, robberies, and arms trafficking.

Hun Hunter Mason	Lieutenant Dragon Face	Northhampton Leader Spuds	Northhampton Lt. Max	Runner Ruffington

Purple Dragon Bma-Bam	Purple Dragon Blade	Purple Dragon Blondie	Purple Dragon Claw	Purple Dragon Dagger

Purple Dragon Demon Eyes	Purple Dragon Dude	Purple Dragon Eye Patch	Purple Dragon Fang	Purple Dragon Gambler

Purple Dragon Goatee	Purple Dragon Mask	Purple Dragon Ponytail	Purple Dragon Purple Lady	Purple Dragon Sunny

Purple Dragon Spike #1	Purple Dragon Spike #1	Purple Dragon Thug	Purple Dragon Thorn 1	Purple Dragon Thorn A

Purple Dragon Two-Ton	Purple Dragon Waxer	Purple Dragon Wrestler	Purple Dragon Name	Purple Dragon Name

Purple Dragon Name	Purple Dragon Name	Former Lieutenant John Deceased

The Inner Demons

The Inner Demons were a Tong whose core business was the drug trade (e.g. heroin and the synthetic drug Shade), including the smuggling of drugs, manufacture of synthetic drugs, and street-level retail sales. They were also involved in other criminal activities, including; the protection rackets, illegal gambling and prostitution.

Mister Negative Martin Li	Hammerhead Joseph

Gotham City Organized Crime

Anthony 'Tony' Zucco	Edward Skeevers	Jefferson Skeevers	Black Mask Roman Sionis	Charlie Caligula

Curtis Base Deceased	Ernie Chubb	Ignatius Ogilvy	Johnny Karaoke	Jordy

El Papagayo	Fox	Shark	Vulture	Mother

Mister Hammer Armobrovaci	Mister Sickle Armobrovaci	Rhino	Rosie	Alexandra Kosov

The Penguin Oswald Cobblepot	Tusk	Dragos Ibanescu	Erin McKillen	Evgeny Buzubenkov

Federico Tomasso	Gorilla Boss	Johnny Witts	The Squid Lawrence Loman	Luka Volk

Precious Precious	Vito Grande

Falcone Family

Mario Falcone	Sofia Falcone Gigante	Pino Maroni	The Roman Carmine Falcone Deceased	Alberto Falcone Deceased

Detroit Organized Crime

Top Dollar Jason Danko	Myca	T-Bird	Funboy	Tin-Tin

Skank	Gideon	Pain	Evan St.-Clair

Other Organized Crime

Precious Precious	Rompe Huesos	Coyote	Brutale	Richard Perrington

Consulting Criminal James Moriarty	Jamie Moriarty	Sebastian Moran	Irene Adler

Ninjas

Shadow Warriors of Feudal Japan, ninja have fought against superheroes since their first encounter. Skills of subtlety and thievery and assassination, used to either become a criminal empire, or empower another, and with the numbers and combat skills to be a threat to even superpowered heroes.

The Foot Clan

The Foot Clan are a group of warriors and assassins that The Shredder created 1000 years ago in Feudal Japan. The Shredder, who in this series is a long-lived Utrom, has led the Clan since its creation and has turned it into a fearsome and secret group present across the world. The Foot emblem is a red, trident-like footprint (hence the name of the clan), an inverted version of the "Three-Toed Sign of the Dragon", the symbol of the five warriors who had defeated the original demon known as the Shredder in 300 AD. Thanks to the Shredder's knowledge of Utrom technology, the Clan has weapons and equipment centuries ahead of human technology.
The Foot Elite appeared to have the ability to teleport in a barrage of smoke and surprise anyone at anytime. They were also extremely fast and skilled with their weapons. According to Master Splinter in The Shredder Strikes Back, Part 2, they "are the deadliest of his warriors. Lethal assassins". Each one carries their own special weapon: a trident, a twin-bladed sword, a yari, and a battle axe. The Utrom Shredder often sends them out on special missions that need to be accomplished quickly and effectively.

Shredder Master of the Foot	Karai Oroku Second In Command	Kitsune She of The Nine-Tails	Masato Elder of the Foot	Tatsu Hattori Leader of Foot Ninja

Cyber Foot Clan

Somehow after the events of the defeat of the Demon Shredder and the year the Turtles were stuck in the future in Fast Forward, Master Khan gained control of the Foot, who now dressed in Cyber Foot armor. Under Khan's rule, they were in a gang war against Hun and the Purple Dragons. Once Cyber Shredder appeared, he took control and it was Khan's mission to bring him back into reality. Many believe Khan was once an Elite Foot since his theme is the same theme used whenever the Elite Foot appeared. The ninjas have newer dark blue garb with the addition with their silver masks. Their masks have three red eyes.

Master Khan Leader of Cyber Foot	Foot Tech Ninja	Foot New Tech Ninja	Foot Gunner Ninja	Chrome Dome

Tengu Foot Clan

Also known as "Heralds of the Shredder", Foot Mystics were followers of original Shredder, Oroku Saki aka Tengu Shredder, having joined the latter during his rise of power after merging his soul with that of Shredder Tengu and attaining tremendous mystical powers in process. Being among his most powerful servants, they were powerful enough to even outmatch the Ninja Tribunal. The fact that they can be controlled via. Heart of Tengu which also prevented them from using their powers at fullest as reflected by armor they wore while the Heart still intact indicated Ninja Tribunal used the artifact to defeat them during the conflict against their master.

Foot Earth Mystic	Foot Fire Mystic	Foot Metal Mystic	Foot Water Mystic	Foot Wind Mystic

Foot Clan Mutant Animals

Rocksteady	Bebop	Bludgeon	Tokka	Rahzar

Kraang's Invasion Force

The Kraang, are a telepathically enslaved Hive Mind faction of Utroms who were corrupted by and serve Kraang Prime. They are bent on conquering and mutating planets, such as Earth, to use as staging grounds in their ancient war with their archenemies, the Triceratons. They eventually hope to conquer all of Dimension X for themselves and perhaps beyond. They are one of the main antagonists of the 2012 TV series. Most Kraang characters are voiced by Nolan North. Since Kraang Prime's demise, the Kraang reverted back into the Utroms.
The Stone Soldiers' rock-hard skin was made possible by the Terrapin/Human Exo-Armor Synthesis, a technology developed for Krang at StockGen, an Earth-based biotechnology company owned by Baxter Stockman. Before the Turtles—Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo—mutated, it was they as laboratory animals who made possible the development of the technology. The Soldiers who undergo the transformation process come from the ranks of Krang's humanoid army from Dimension X where they were given rock-like skin. Some in Krang's army have held the rank of elite troops, who are sent on attack missions to the forefront.

Supreme Commander Kraang	General Traag	Sergeant Granitor	General Infantry Stone Soldiers

The Hand

The Hand is a ninja clan and the current iteration of a pseudo-religious cabal worshiping the demon known as the Beast. The clan is made up of several different factions which are each led by a faction leader or chunin and overseen by a single supreme leader or jonin. Rank-and-file individual members of the clan are known as genin. Originally formed as a secret society by Kagenobu Yoshioka in 1588 and dedicated to Japanese nationalism, the group was infiltrated and corrupted by outside forces: The Sickly Ones (primordial entities responsible for the knowledge and worship of the Beast on earth), the Five (the Sickly Ones' acolytes), and the Snakeroot ninja clan (an older iteration of the Beast's cabal).
Thousand years ago, the Fist acted as a counter to the Hand. The Chaste, a group of mystical warriors, later took on that role, fighting the spread of the Beast and its evil. In the early 20th century, they attempted to secure a foothold in Madripoor at least on two occasions. During World War II, they set out to expand and form connections to other groups, and started working with Romulus and Nazi Baron Strucker, but were opposed by the likes of Wolverine and other adventurers and heroes. They were then involved in the foundation of the modern iteration of Hydra, but were soon purged of it by Baron Strucker, setting uneasy relations between the two groups, though some elements of both organizations collaborated on occasion or on the longer term, even such as high-level as Strucker's wife Baroness Elsbeth von Strucker (who served the agenda of the Sickly Ones) or Hand's Grandmaster Shoji Soma (who enlisted Hand ninja in a strike he conducted with Strucker against Soviet spy organization Leviathan, and recited Hydra's motto).
Expanding their criminal activities over the world, they soon became regular enemies of many adventurers and heroes, most prominently Daredevil, Elektra, and Wolverine (all part of the organization at some point).

The Hand Operations

At some point, legendary Hydra agent Kraken went (on his own) to Kobe, Japan, and gave the Godkiller blade to Tomi Shishido, aka the Gorgon, to help him achieve his destiny. Gorgon then went to the Hand and committed suicide (in order to be resurrected). Gorgon became the High Priest of the Hand, their leader, and allied the Hand and the Brotherhood splinter group the Dawn of the White Light (that he formerly led as well) with Hydra. Elsbeth von Strucker soon considered Gorgon as being the one awaited by the Sickly Ones. As Gorgon left to follow their goals in leading Hydra, "ushering in the end with infinite resources", the sickly masters of the Hand erected a resurrected "Elektra" as a queen to rule from the East. Elektra, along with Wolverine, soon killed the masters and decimated the Hand's ranks. Wolverine later killed Gorgon.
Elektra led the Hand for some time but was killed and found out to be a Skrull, temporarily leaving the Hand without a warlord. One faction, led by Lord Hirochi and his lieutenant, Lady Bullseye, aimed to make Daredevil their new leader, an offer the latter rejected, only to be told that "the Hand doesn't take no for an answer." They then instigated the return of the Kingpin to New York City, with the goal of offering him the leadership instead. However, this was preempted by Daredevil, who accepted their offer, on the condition that the Hand should not do business with the Kingpin or Lady Bullseye again. The three remaining ninja-lords accepted this arrangement through a twisted turning of events, a battle waged between Lady Bullseye, the Kingpin and Daredevil.
Proclaimed the winner, the Hand was then under the leadership of Daredevil. With assassins obeying every order, time will tell if this clan will allow the fighter of the great-good lead them into a new era. In observance of their new master, the ninjas adorned themselves with Daredevil inspired regalia. With Norman Osborn in control of law enforcement and the justice system, and criminals secretly doing their business with Osborn's blessing, Daredevil seeks to use the Hand to fight back Osborn's system of corruption and power. After the Beast was dispossessed from Daredevil, Kingpin took the leadership of the ninja group, with Lady Bullseye, Typhoid Mary, Montana, and Hobgoblin as his henchmen. For some time Fisk used the Hand for his criminal purposes.

The Hand Organization

The nascent Hand first formed about 800 years ago in feudal Japan, as a reaction to the oppressive class system that characterized Japanese society in that period. A number of Japanese citizens left their homes and settled in the mountains. There, they cultivated skill in ninjutsu, and through rigorous training became experts at assassination and espionage. The group officially came together in 1588 under the command of Kagenobu Yoshioka, who turned his samurai school into a bastion of support for the common man. Yoshioka was eventually assassinated, and command of the group co-opted by the Snakeroot, an ancient ninja clan who turned the Hand to demon worship and black magic. The Hand began working as mercenaries, and sought to extend its influence throughout the world.

Grandmaster Gorgon Tomi Shishido	Grandmaster Shoji Soma	Honored Elder Kagenobu Yoshioka	Honored Elder Madame Gao	Honored Elder Archpriestess

Kaze Kouhai Hyuga	Anbu Irumi	Yuki M.I.A.	Inochi	Black Tarantula Carlos De La Muerte

Intergang

The Metropolis Underworld is governed by a corporation which controls the majority of the city's illegal vice's. It was originally consolidated by WGBS media mogul Morgan Edge. Edge's father Vincent Edge created an inner circle consisting of cloned 1930's mobsters armed with new era weapons and bio-engineered superpowers. "Boss Moxie" Mr. Moxie is a clone of the original leader of Intergang, he is just as deranged and depraved as the original. He surrounds himself with the likes of Mortimer Slake [a.k.a."Shrew-Face"] and Hannibal Leach [a.k.a."Mr. Bloat"],who are both classified as "Magnitude-10 Meta-Criminals.