Carnage is officially immune to one of the symbiotes’ greatest weaknesses

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Carnage is officially immune to one of the symbiotes’ greatest weaknesses

Summary

  • Marvel’s deadliest symbiote, Carnage, has long been on a quest to reach God; Now, his newfound immunity to fire has cleared the last obstacle to achieving his goal.

  • Fire has traditionally been the biggest danger to symbiotes, however Venom War: Carnage #1 confirms that Carnage no longer shares this weakness with the rest of his species.

  • Marvel’s poison war Promises to fundamentally change the mythos of the symbiotes, and Carnage’s new fire immunity is the first significant development that the crossover has thrown to readers.

Warning: Spoilers for Venom War: Carnage #1

Carnage has been on a mission to reach God’s for quite some time, and the mad symbiote moves up the cosmic ladder, He finally shed his species’ greatest weakness, developing an immunity to fire, the final step in his quest to become an untouchable deity. In the Marvel Universe.

Venom War: Carnage #1 – written by Torunn Grønbekk, with art Pere Pérez – marks the next saga in the Crimson Killer’s hunger for God. Over the past few years, Carnage has already been enhanced with Hellfire, absorbed electrokinetic powers, gained immunity to anti-venom antibodies, and developed a resistance to sonic weapons.


Carnage survives being defeated, instead drawing power from his rage.

Now, like these poison war Promising to change everything readers understand about Marvel’s symbiotes, Carnage has finally surpassed the Klintar’s last great weakness, fire, making him a truly unstoppable threat unlike anything witnessed before.

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Carnage’s immunity to fire completes his evolution beyond a common symbiote

Venom War: Carnage #1- written by Torunn Grønbekk; Art by Pere Pérez, Erick Arciniega, & Joe Sabino


Carnage absorbs anti-venom, gaining immunity to anti-venom antibodies.

While sonic waves are a well-known ailment to the Klintar, fire has also proven to be a consistent weakness in their biology.

Seemingly going back to the beginning of their journey together, Cletus Kasady and Carnage began researching an Alchemax anti-symbiote weapon that even they weren’t immune to. However, word gets out that the deadly duo is on the hunt and their prey is doing everything in their power to stop Carnage and Cletus at all costs. However, Carnage is not only all-powerful, but he is patient. Meticulously, Carnage is kidnapping and experimenting on people to test what the weapon is capable of. Before starting their final trial, a mysterious figure detonates an incendiary drone, incinerating the experiments and the symbiote.

As Carnage and Cletus are shattered into chunks of gory red carrion, the duo persists, revealing their new immunity. Consumed by flames, the classic symbiote weakness does nothing, With the narration of the issue: “The fire cannot kill the symbiote, it only fuels its fury.” Marvel’s symbiotes, also known as the Klintar, are a versatile species with very few natural weaknesses. While sonic waves are a well-known ailment to the Klintar, fire has also proven to be a consistent weakness in their biology. However, these weaknesses, while strong against most symbiotes, are not technically physical frailties, they are psychosomatic.

Carnage’s fire immunity confirms the greatest weaknesses of symbiotes are not physical

Opinion over matter

A god in all but name, and now completely immune to the Klintar’s natural weaknesses, Carnage will be an incredible threat to all symbiotes in the ongoing war.

When Knull forged his first true symbiote, All-Black the Necrosword, he did so in a cosmic furnace built inside the severed head of a dead Celestial. Knull’s celestial hammer drew its flesh to probe the alien sword, ringing across the cosmos as sparks from the infinite fire clashed against the symbiote’s blade.. Knull later informs Eddie Brock that locked in the genetic memory of all Klintar remains a fear of the forge’s fire and the hammer’s violent ringing. It means that in his ascension to God, The carnage shed all fear and cast off his metaphysical chains.

Carnage and Cletus now hold the means to counter every weakness their kind possesses. Imbued with the powers of a god, and patient enough to stalk the shadows, Carnage and his boss are working towards something disastrous in the fledgling poison war. As they continue their hunt for the source and target of the anti-symbiote weapon, there is no doubt that the diabolical duo will dive into something beyond their world. A god in all but name, and now completely immune to the Klintar’s natural weaknesses, Carnage will be an incredible threat to all symbiotes in the ongoing war.

Venom War: Carnage #1 (2024)


Venom War: Carnage #1 cover, Carnage leaps at the reader with his trademark evil grin spread across his face.

  • Writer: Torunn Grønbekk

  • Artist: Pere Pérez

  • Colorist: Eric Arciniega

  • Writer: Joe Sabino

  • Cover artist: Geoff Shaw; Frank Martin (color)

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