Phase 4's Spider-Man: No Way Home featured two post-credits scenes, the first revealing Tom Hardy's Eddie Brock, a.k.a. Venom, appearing on Earth-616 before being flung back to the Sony Spider-Man Universe (though leaving behind a piece of the Venom symbiote), and the second serving as an official teaser trailer for ...
What does the scene at the end of No Way Home mean?
The film's ending sees Peter sacrifice his identity to save the world, setting up a fresh start for the character and altering the timeline of the MCU. The movie's multiverse explorations and developments shed light on the future of the MCU.
The No Way Home Venom screentime was limited to the brief post-credits scene. To rub salt in the wound, the Tom Hardy No Way Home cameo ended with Venom getting teleported back out of the MCU (though it did leave a slither of Symbiote material behind).
What happens to Eddie Brock at the end of No Way Home?
Instead, Doctor Strange's spell – the one cast at the end of the movie – puts everyone back in their original universes and Eddie disappears in a flash of light, leaving a bemused bartender and probably a hefty tab.
Who is the guy at the bar at the end of Spider-Man: No Way Home?
Cut to a lovely bar in Mexico. Drinking there is Eddie Brock, aka Venom (Tom Hardy). Even though Venom is a villain from the Spider-Man comics, the recent films starring Hardy are separate from the Marvel Cinematic Universe because Sony holds the rights to the character.
SPIDER-MAN NO WAY HOME: Ending Explained + Post-Credits Scene Breakdown | What The Spell Means
Why is Venom at the end of Spider-Man?
Venom is transported into the MCU, along with a host of other familiar faces, because of a Doctor Strange incantation gone horribly wrong. Think about that spell for a minute, and how it worked. The idea was to make everyone forget Peter Parker's connection to Spider-Man.
Before Brock and Venom can say more, they start to disappear, likely returning to their home universe thanks to Doctor Strange's spell at the end of No Way Home.
The Venom 2 post-credits scene intentionally keeps things mysterious, but the teleportation almost certainly is tied to the MCU multiverse, which has become the focal point of the story in Phase 4.
When Venom first bonded to Eddie Brock, it gave him specific knowledge gained when the symbiote was with Spider-Man. Eddie suddenly knew Peter Parker was Spider-Man, as well as the names of everyone close to Peter, such as Peter's then-wife, Mary-Jane Watson.
Eddie Brock and Venom are shown entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the mid-credits-scene of Venom: Let There Be Carnage. The scene was created through a collaboration between Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures Studios and was shot on the set of Spider-Man: No Way Home.
But why does Venom lick the TV with Peter's face on it? Besides communicating the apparent fact that Venom wants to eat brains — and Peter's looks tasty to Venom — Venom's hunger appears to be proof of an intrinsic attraction to Peter Parker.
What happened at the end of Spider-Man: No Way Home after credits?
Iron Man, Thanos, the infinity stones, Hulk. They decide to set off for New York and find Spider-Man then blip back to their universe, leaving a bit of the symbiote behind. Post-credits is basically a trailer for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
Narratively, the answer could be that the symbiote was disconnected from its host so the spell might have missed it. Another option is that fate/Kang/Strange has a reason for the symbiote staying. Either way, now it's in the MCU.
After Doctor Strange completes his spell,the world no longer remembers Peter Parker. Everyone, including Happy, Ned and MJ only remember Spider-Man. Happy had originally met Aunt May because of Peter Parker. But now that he no longer remembers Peter,he mentions that he met Aunt May through Spider-Man.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is known for including at least one bonus scene with the credits of each movie. Spider-Man: No Way Home continued the tradition by including a mid-credits scene with Tom Hardy's Venom, while the final tease was the first Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness trailer.
Seeking solace at the church where Spider-Man repelled the symbiote, the symbiote—sensing Brock's hatred for Spider-Man—bonded with the disgraced reporter. Brock took on the name Venom in reference to the sensationalistic material he was forced to traffic in following his fall from grace.
Elements of this version of Eddie Brock and the Symbiote have been adopted into some re-tellings of his origin story in other media; mainly the movie Spider-Man 3, in which the symbiote made Peter Parker more aggressive, and where Eddie Brock attempts to frame Spider-Man for a crime to advance his own career.
While held captive, Eddie was saved by the symbiote and planned to stop Drake, who became bonded with another symbiote, Riot. Once they defeated Riot and expose the Life Foundation for their crimes, Eddie decided to bond with the symbiote, together becoming known as Venom.
History. The Venom Symbiote was brought to Earth via John Jameson's shuttle. Upon Spider-Man's arrival, the symbiote bonded itself to Spider-Man enhancing his powers and abilities. He kept the alien for a while until Parker realized the symbiote was taking over his mind.
If you thought you knew everything you needed to know about Venom, you'd be wrong. It was recently confirmed in Marvel Comics' Venom #22 that Venom's web fluid comes from his poop. Venom has always had the ability to shoot webs thanks to the symbiote suit which attaches itself to hosts.
Just as Peter throws one of the New Goblin's pumpkin bombs at the symbiote, Brock attempts to rejoin it and is killed along with it. In July 2007, a spin-off of Spider-Man 3 following Brock was being developed, with Topher Grace being considered to reprise his role.
Phase 4's Spider-Man: No Way Home featured two post-credits scenes, the first revealing Tom Hardy's Eddie Brock, a.k.a. Venom, appearing on Earth-616 before being flung back to the Sony Spider-Man Universe (though leaving behind a piece of the Venom symbiote), and the second serving as an official teaser trailer for ...
Back home, Venom has an argument with Eddie about wanting more freedom to eat criminals, and the symbiote decides to leave Eddie's body and go off on its own.
