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.
Venom managed to incapacitate Toxin, but chose not to kill it or its host. Later, Toxin attacked Venom and was separated from Eddie. Venom set the Toxin symbiote on fire, but it managed to recover its host and dragged him into the flames to die alongside it.
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.
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.
Toxin is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. He has been depicted as a superhero and at times a supervillain.
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.
While coming close to killing Spider-Man numerous times in battles since their initial encounter, Venom also began to act as an antihero of sorts, hunting down and often killing people it believed to be guilty, while attempting to protect those in danger.
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.
All it took was a bite from Venom to somehow poison Sandman and cause the rogue to decay and, eventually, lose the ability to hold his body together—ultimately killing Sandman for a time. Venom would only need to do repeat this to put a stop to Sandman again.
With Rudi Bertossi as host, the costume is red from the abdomen up and black from the abdomen down. Agent Toxin can also mix with his surroundings and become undetectable, an ability he gained from his grandfather, and can form solid weapons with his limbs, an ability first seen in his father.
Originally Answered: How come Venom can't make weapons like Riot or Carnage? In the movie Venom states that Riot is a team leader. Riot would have more combat experience than venom and is probably more adapt in an actual fight to 'thinking up' weapons and constructs to manifest.
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.
In his final scene, actor Stephen Graham shows off the glowing blue eyes of seemingly possessed police officer Pat Mulligan. Mulligan just so happens to share his name with the first host of the Toxin symbiote in Marvel's numerous Venom spinoff comics.
We all know Venom is weak against fire and sound but is there a specific potency for these things to actually 'hurt' him? But I just can't imagine how Venom will be able fight properly if he's up against enemies more likely Kraven's hunters using all that gunfire, loud explosives which are most likely hot as hell too.
Salicrup told Michelinie to instead make the character a man, so Michelinie re-envisioned Venom's host as the muscly Eddie Brock and came up with a new backstory, and then the character was brought to life by artist Todd McFarlane.
The Venom symbiote's animosity toward Spider-Man stems from its initial bond with him. In the comics, Spider-Man rejected the symbiote when he realized it was trying to permanently bond with him, and he removed it. This rejection left the symbiote with a strong sense of betrayal and anger.
Venom requires brains and chocolate to survive. Marvel's comics explain that Venom has a biological need for the two substances. In the comics, brains and chocolate are prime sources for phenethylamine, a compound that positively affects mood and that Venom needs to live.
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.
Furthermore, Riot was more equipped for battle and proved to be stronger than Venom every step of the way. It wasn't until Eddie Brock and his symbiote combined their willpower to trick Riot that they secured their victory.
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.
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.
Venom is portrayed by Tom Hardy in the MCU with a height of 5'9” (1.75 m) though his size is variable. The comic book height of Venom is 6'3” (1.91 m). Venom is the name for a fictional human host, most famously Eddie Brock, combined with the alien symbiote that gives him powers.
in the climax of the movie. The villain for Venom 3 is gonna be. none other than toxin. If you don't know who toxin is, toxin is basically like the son of carnage, and it's kinda like a mix of Venom and carnage in a way.
