Crime-Master found the perfect host in Eddie Brock, whom he forced to become Toxin's host. After bonding with Eddie, Toxin took over its host and worked with the Savage Six, attacking its grandfather symbiote, Venom. Toxin tells Venom that after Venom is gone, only it will remain for an event it called the Spawning.
After killing Hybrid and Scream, Eddie Brock follows Venom into Crime Master's headquarters as part of his plan to destroy all symbiotes. During the ensuing fight between Venom and Crime Master's underlings, Crime Master locks Brock up and forcibly bonds him to the Toxin symbiote, making him the new Toxin.
The Toxin symbiote has a long and troubled history in the Marvel universe as both a villain and an anti-hero. Toxin's place in Venom and Carnage's genetic line and its difficulty with hosts have all helped define the symbiote and its ever-expanding place in the Marvel Universe.
CARNAGE (2004) #2, Toxin is potentially one of the strongest symbiotes in the Marvel Universe. Another child of Carnage, Toxin bonded with police officer Pat Mulligan shortly after its birth and has since proven capable of standing toe-to-toe with both its progenitor and Venom.
Due to the fact that Venom trying to kill Toxin (again with the Venom kidnapping Toxin). Toxin now has a deep hatred for Venom, which coincides with Eddie's dislike of Venom.
During this fight, one thing became abundantly clear: as strong as Venom and Carnage are, Toxin is much, much stronger. As the 1000th symbiote born in the Venom family line, Toxin was destined for incredible feats, but he was also at risk of an even more severe mental collapse than Carnage's.
Immunity to Spider-Man's Spider-Sense: Due to Spider-Man being a host to the Toxin symbiote's predecessor, Toxin is able to bypass Spider-Man's spider-sense. As such, he is capable of attacking Spider-Man without alerting him, making him a very deadly opponent.
To avoid a villain repeat, it's possible Venom 3 will position Toxin as the more heroic figure that he often is in Marvel Comics, and the two will team up against a different, hopefully visually distinct threat. Regardless, with Venom 3 set for release on November 8, 2024, more information should be on the way soon.
Marvel Comics' new version of Venom has become the most powerful symbiote ever. Dylan Brock, the son of the original Venom host, Eddie, has unlocked a new power that allows him to sever a symbiote's connection to the hive mind, which makes him a threat even for the all-powerful Kings in Black.
By eating Carnage, Venom is effectively returning his spawn back to his former "unborn" state within Venom's mass, not taking anything he didn't already have into his cells.
With every symbiote, the ability to spawn a new puts the former in danger, as there is a possibility of the spawn is normally more powerful than the former. Knowing this, if venom were to spawn again, carnage would be rendered useless against the newer spawn, whether it be his or venom's.
Venom's grandson Toxin is the darkest symbiote hero as King in Black confirms. Toxin was created from the remains of Carnage and shares some of his abilities, including shape-shifting and webbing. However, he is also able to create tendrils from his body that can pierce or strangle enemies.
Pat was ultimately killed by Blackheart and his symbiote taken away to the Devil's Den, a casino Blackheart had opened in Las Vegas. The symbiote was later stolen by Jack O'Lantern and Venom, but not before Blackheart used it to create his Symbiote Warriors and taken a piece of its flesh to use in a satanic ritual.
During the final battle, Stephen Graham's cop Patrick Mulligan ended up with a piece of Carnage in him, just as Carnage was a piece of Venom. The last we saw of Mulligan was him lying on the cathedral rafters with his eyes glowing bright blue.
The Carnage symbiote gave birth to its first significant offspring, Toxin, in 2004. Since its original introduction in comics, the character has been adapted into other forms of media, such as television series and video games.
Yes, you heard it right, 'Venom: The Last Dance' marks the end of the 'Venom' franchise in the Sony Spider-Man Universe. There's speculation that the character might crossover into the MCU in the future, but that's just hearsay for now.
Tom Holland's Spider-Man is unlikely to appear in Venom 3, despite speculation and the introduction of the multiverse in Spider-Man: No Way Home. The filming of Venom 3 was affected by the 2023 Hollywood strikes, but no public hints have been given about Holland's Spider-Man appearing in the film.
Carnage insisted on killing it, but Venom was concerned that as the 1,000th Symbiote of their line, "Toxin" could potentially become psychotic as a result of genetic breakdown.
Technically, Anti-Venom would win in a fight. Toxin's butt would be handed to him. Anti-Venom has complete immunity to sonics and fire and can completely get rid of the Toxin symbiote entirely. However, Toxin's powers are the same as Anti-Venom's but to a much greater level.
The hierarchy of symbiote colors is now established, with red symbiotes being naturally stronger than black ones. The white Anti-Venom is considered one of the strongest symbiotes, further solidifying the hierarchy and establishing its position at the top.
Having bonded with the symbiote, the two became the being known as Venom. During this time, it spawned seven offspring and a clone; its first child later had three of its own, producing the symbiotes known as Carnage, Scream, Lasher, Phage, Agony, and Riot.
According to symbiote biology it would be The All-Black, also known as The Necrosword. Due to being the first symbiote knull ever made, it's already weak as it is, only granting the basic suit and itself as a weapon.
