Mr. Eio

Quentin is a character in the Skinny-Webz series. After the weed meant to be given to him by Homeless Ben is accidentally given to Wyatt, Quentin, under the impression that Wyatt/Skinny-Webz stole the weed, becomes the villainous Mr. Eio. Mr. Eio enacts his revenge by kidnapping Claire and taking her to his "lair", which in reality is his basement. When Skinny-Webz and Gublin arrive to save Claire, Mr. Eio battles them. Gublin, who had the weed all along, gives it to Skinny-Webz to ingest, leading to him gaining enough power to subdue Mr. Eio.

Some time later, Quentin retreats to the Kava Desert much like Wyatt did.

Skinny-Webz
Quentin hangs in a bar playing pool on the night of Wyatt's 21st birthday. After Wyatt starts drinking, Quentin attempts to impress him with some "tricks". Quentin puts his fingers locked into rings behind his head. He then pulls them out separated. Wyatt falls to the floor in astonishment. Quentin continues to have fun with Wyatt and the other bar patrons.

Skinny-Webz: Honey I'm Home
Quentin waits outside of the bar. He diddles with his hands before hearing a scream. He rounds the corner and finds the lifeless body of Homeless Ben. Quentin searches the corpse in distress, but finds nothing. He hits the body of Ben in a fit of rage. He looks over and sees Skinny-Webz running away from the scene. Quentin assumes that Skinny-Webz stole what he was looking for: his weed.

Two months later, Quentin, now "Mr. Eio", locates Barry and electrocutes him. He demands the location of Skinny-Webz from Claire, who tells him that "he left". Mr. Eio, unsatisfied with this answer, uses his powers to knock Claire out. He looks down at Barry and tells him to meet him at an abandoned warehouse in 24 hours or else he will kill Claire by making her watch The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Mr. Eio runs off with Claire.

Later on, Claire awakens in the "abandoned warehouse", which in reality is Mr. Eio's lair. Mr. Eio enters and tells her that she will be forced to watch Amazing Spider-Man 2 on endless repeat. When Claire states that she thinks the film is good, Mr. Eio becomes irritated. Claire changes the subject by asking Mr. Eio why he's looking for Skinny-Webz. Mr. Eio explains that Skinny-Webz stole his weed, called Interdimensional Weed. Suddenly, they are interrupted by Mr. Eio's roommate Todd who demands rent from Mr. Eio. A paralyzed Mr. Eio says nothing as Todd exits. Claire makes fun of him as Skinny-Webz and Gublin reveal their presence. Gublin reveals that he has the weed, to which Mr. Eio demands a trade: the weed for Claire. Gublin is surprised and says that he expected a fight. With that, Mr. Eio begins using his powers to subdue both Skinny-Webz and Gublin. Gublin gives Skinny-Webz the weed and he ingests it, enraging Mr. Eio. The weed is able to give Skinny-Webz enough energy to depower Mr. Eio, whom Skinny-Webz promply webs up. Just then, the drunken delusions of the three wear off, and Claire rounds all of them up.

Mr. Eio, Wyatt, and Barry wake up obnoxiously in Claire's apartment. Mr. Eio gets up, curses them out, and flips them off before leaving.

Post Honey I'm Home
Mr. Eio retreated to the Kava Desert following the events of Honey I'm Home, much like Wyatt did at the beginning of that film. He comes across the same ruins Wyatt took refuge in, and discovers a bottle of liquor and a mysterious pair of jeans.

Skinny-Webz: Into The Skinnyverse
Mr. Eio will return in Skinny-Webz: Into The Skinnyverse. So far, he is the only character to be officially confirmed as appearing in the forthcoming film.

Abilities

 * Electricity Powers
 * Magic
 * Illusions

Trivia

 * Mr. Eio is based on "Mysterio" from Spider-Man comics. The name Quentin comes from Mysterio's alter ego: Quentin Beck.
 * In the first film, Steven Portoles is credited as "Quentin". This served as foreshadowing for his appearance as the antagonist of Skinny-Webz: Honey I'm Home. In addition to that, the scene in the first film where Quentin does his "finger trick" for Wyatt in the bar was conceived on the day of filming by Portoles, also meant to serve as foreshadowing for the sequel.