sony pictures Poison Franchise has introduced multiple symbiotes beyond Venom alone, pulling from their Marvel Comics history. Beginning of 2018 Poison And continues with the upcoming Venom: The Last Dance To be released on October 25, 2024, Earth has become home to several symbiotes seeking human hosts to survive and bond with. Although the most famous is naturally the Venom symbiote associated with Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock, the vast majority of symbiotes are much darker and much more dangerous to humanity.
Originating from the planet Klintar, symbiotes seek to devour worlds and mate with organic hosts. Thanks to the Life Foundation in 2018 PoisonA collection of symbiotes were brought to Earth, although more have emerged since the first movie in the Sony franchise. to this end, Here’s every confirmed symbiote in the Poison FranchiseAs well as those on their way in the upcoming Poison 3.
Poison was introduced in the 2018 movie
He bonds with Eddie Brock
The most predominant symbiote in Sony Poison trilogy, the black and white symbiote known as Venom crash-lands on Earth along with three other symbiotes that have been captured by the Life Foundation. The symbiotes were then taken to laboratories in San Francisco, where Venom was discovered by journalist Eddie Brock, who had broken into the facility. Bonding with Eddie, Venom and Brock achieve a perfect bond of symbiosis. As partners, the duo took on Life Foundation’s CEO Carlton Drake (Riz Ahmed) who was allied with Riot, one of Life Foundation’s other symbiotes. Venom prevents Riot from returning to Klintar and bringing more symbiotes to invade Earth.
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Together, Brock and Venom become a deadly protector, only eating criminals while trying to stay off the police’s radar. However, Venom ends up spawning his offspring, which inadvertently enters the territory of serial killer Cletus Kasady. Together, Cletus and the new symbiote become Carnage, whom Venom eventually defeats. Another very short and involuntary trip to the MCU thanks to Spider-Man: No Way HomeVenom and Eddie have returned home and will be on the run Venom: The Last Dance.
Each confirmed venomized animal
The symbiotes have shown that they can basically bond with anything if compatible. One of the highlights of the trailer for Venom: The Last Dance Was seen poisoned with a horseWhich Eddie Brock then rides at incredibly fast speeds. The movie will also feature a venomized frog and fish, but what Venom would want to do with them is a mystery. It is possible that more animals may be poisoned throughout the film.
Riot is the villain of the 2018 movie
He bonds with several people before Carlton Drake
Riot was the only symbiote from the Life Foundation space mission that managed to escape containment, most likely being the reason for the rocket’s crash landing. While the other three symbiotes were taken to the San Francisco labs, the silver symbiote took the long road, bonding with imperfect hosts until finally forming an alliance with Drake. Riot and Drake have a common mission to bring more symbiotes to Earth, and also shared enemies with Brock and his new symbiote, who decided to stay and protect Earth. That said, Riot and Drake were killed on the Rocket Venom Destroy at the end of the first Poison Movie.
Venom appeared in the first two films
Bond with a wing
In the beginning of PoisonAnne Weying was in a relationship with Eddie Brock. She left him and Eddie would eventually bond with Venom. Eddie Brock wouldn’t be the only person to ally with Venom, as Anne is also in both Poison And Venom: Let it be carnage. When she is connected to the symbiote, An Wing becomes She-Venom And uses her powers to help Eddie Brooke in whatever trouble he may be in. Venom: Let it be carnage Despite Venom’s wishes.
Anne Weying is not confirmed to be in Venom: The Last Dance And none of the trailers showed her in any way. If she returns for the final film in the trilogy, there is a possibility that she could become She-Venom again for a short time like she did before.
Carnage is the villain of poison: let it be carnage
He bonds with Cletus Cassady
I was already shaking at the end of the first one Poison movie, Carnage makes its full debut in 2021 Venom: Let it be carnage. After Eddie Brock and Venom were able to deduce through interviews where sociopathic serial killer Cletus Kasady (Woody Harrelson) had buried all his bodies, Kasady was set to receive the death penalty for his crimes in San Quentin. However, his final encounter with Brock results in Venom’s spawn entering Cassady’s blood just before his execution.
The newly spawned red symbiote saves Cassady and helps him escape prison. Together they become carnage, and Cletus reunites with his childhood love Frances Barrison aka Scream, whom he intends to marry. However, a confrontation between Carnage and Venom proves that the bond between the Carnage symbiote and Cassady was imperfect, resulting in Venom eating his Carnage seeds and biting Cassady’s head.
Toxin was teased at the end of Let It Be Carnage
Bond with Detective Patrick Mulligan
in Let there be carnageEddie Brock works with Detective Patrick Mulligan (Steven Graham), who was the lead in the Cletus Kasady case. As such, Mulligan investigates Cassady’s whereabouts and history after his escape from San Quentin, although he also has his suspicions about Eddie Brock’s secrets. This culminates with Mulligan being present at Carnage and Venom’s final battle in the cathedral where Cassady intends to marry Shriek. While Mulligan is believed to have been killed by screaming during the showdown, the end of the movie sees him alive, albeit with glowing eyes.
The tees at the end of Let there be carnage And the trailer for Venom: The Last Dance Suggest that Mulligan will indeed become Toxin’s boss.
In the comics, Patrick Mulligan becomes the first human host for Toxin, the spawn of Carnage and the 100 offspring in Venom’s lineage. This means that Toxin is arguably more powerful and stronger than the average symbiote. To this end, the teas at the end of Let there be carnage And the trailer for Venom: The Last Dance Suggest that Mulligan will indeed become the host for Toxin in live-action, as his eyes are still glowing in the trailer, and he is in the custody of a new military outfit, seemingly tasked with the capture and study of symbiotes.
Life Foundation Symbiotes (Yellow/Blue)
Multiple hosts, but no bonds
beyond venom and tumult, The Life Foundation also captured both a yellow and a blue symbiote What they constantly experimented on using homeless people and rabbits as test subjects. However, perfect symbiosis is never achieved. Although it was never named on screen, many have suggested that the yellow symbiote may be phage from the comics, although it ultimately died after it could not find a suitable host. The same is true of the blue symbiote (which could have been agony). The blue symbiote is also deprived of a suitable host even after bonding with Dr. Dora Skirt (Jenny Slate).
The government captured several symbiotes in Venom 3
Here’s what symbiotes they might be from the comics
As seen in the first trailer for Venom: The Last Dance, The new science/military organization has already captured several symbiotes. This includes the piece of Venom that is supposed to be left behind in the MCU as seen in No way home. Based on shots from the trailer, it looks like somewhere between 4-6 symbiotes are in containment, each with different colors.
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Keeping that in mind, it is possible that The symbiotes could become the deadly team of the comics that first originated with the Life Foundation, known as Agony, Phage, Lasher and Scream. After all, the yellow and blue symbiotes of the first Poison Those who were in the Life Foundation were never named on the screen. That said, they could also be brand new symbiotes with no connection to the original comics.
None of the symbiotes seem to have bonded with humans yet, which calls into question their role Venom: The Last Dance. Since this is the final installment in the Poison trilogy, it seems likely that they will bond at some point and be tasked with hunting down Eddie Brock and Venom. With a number of threats arriving from the symbiotes’ homeworld, a final showdown against the xenophage and their creator is possible.
Venom’s symbiote homeworld invades Earth in Venom 3
Gift will soon be outnumbered
At one point in the trailer for Venom: The Last DanceVenom tells Eddie that his home has found them as multiple objects prepare to land on Earth from orbit. This suggests that even more symbiotes are on their way to invade EarthThe result Venom and Brock tried to prevent when they killed Riot in 2018 Poison. However, there are some even worse and far more dangerous things that Venom and Eddie will have to deal with first.
A symbiote killer is coming, the Xenophage
in Venom: The Last DanceThe stakes are higher than ever, including xenophages coming to Earth in pursuit of Venom and the rest of the symbiotes. in the comics, A xenophage was an alien creature that preyed on symbiotes, seeking to consume the brains of their hosts.. The fact that these creatures are coming to Earth is a serious threat, and indicates that an even bigger threat is yet to come.
Knull comes for poison
Knull is officially confirmed to be in Venom: The Last Dance. Knull is the creator of Venom and the rest of the symbiotes, who is one of the most powerful beings in the universe. His first full appearance in Marvel Comics only happened in 2018, meaning he’s a fairly new addition to Venom lore. Knull makes his live-action debut in Venom: The Last DanceMaking the threat to Eddie and Venom greater than ever. It’s possible that one of them may not make it out alive, and bringing in Knull could end the trilogy on a strong note that began back with the first Poison.
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