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It can be parasitic, can spin 'silk', and can recover quickly by eating.

Afraid of fire, especially the resonance formed by sound waves.

At first glance, it seems that all symbiotes have similar abilities, but there are differences in their strength.

actually not.

In symbionts, there are actually individual differences.

This is just like well-trained human soldiers. In addition to the general combat techniques learned in basic training, according to each person's characteristics, they will also be more or less involved in other aspects of training, and learn some things that only they can learn. Ability to excel. For example, some people are better at long-range sniping, and some people perform particularly well in frontal attacks.

The same goes for symbiotes.

There are those who are good at frontal combat, such as massacre. Compared with the other five symbiotes, Carnage is thicker-skinned and has a much higher recovery ability. In addition, its character is more brutal. Therefore, after facing the enemy head-on, its performance is often better than that of the other five symbiotes. The likes of Howl, Devour, Lash, Riot, and Venom are much better.

Applying the settings in the game, a lot of points are added to the attribute of strength.

There are also some that specialize in agility.

Such as riots.

If the agility attribute hadn't been high enough, which boosted its dodge ability... it would have been impossible for it to escape so far when faced with the Ghost Rider's pursuit.

Finally, let’s talk about venom.

Compared with several other symbiotes, this guy's combat effectiveness is indeed a bit sluggish. If Carnage is compared to Raditz, Venom is probably equivalent to Piccolo or Sun Wukong in the same time period. With its combat power, unless it sacrifices itself first and attacks the opponent at the cost of its life, it cannot threaten the powerful massacre at all.

However, just because the combat effectiveness is not as good as Carnage, does not mean that Venom has less potential than Carnage.

It's not that the power of the symbiote is closely related to the parasitic target. If it encounters a powerful enough host, Venom can rely on the host's own foundation to equal or surpass Massacre in terms of combat effectiveness.

The key point is Venom itself. To put it simply, although it has no talent in combat, it has some advantages in other aspects that its companions such as Carnage do not have.

The first one is that Venom has a sharper sixth sense.

Although it is not as exaggerated as the spider sense that Peter gained after mutating into Spider-Man, the nature of this ability is of the same type as the spider sense. Whenever a crisis comes, Venom can always sense some signs in advance, then seek good luck and avoid bad luck, and make choices more conducive to saving life.

In fact, a large part of the reason why it escaped from the laboratory intact and found Eddie Brock hiding alone in the dark with great accuracy was due to this.

If the magical sixth sense hadn't come into play, influencing its judgment and making it make the right choices again and again... it might not have thought of parasitic on the parrot and escaping from the headquarters of the Life Foundation. It may not necessarily fly in the direction of Eddie Brock and eventually parasitize him.

Secondly, the venom is also particularly fertile, and its reproductive ability far exceeds that of other symbionts.

In the original comics, in addition to Carnage, several other symbiotes such as Riot, Howl, Whiplash, and Devour were actually hatched from eggs laid by Venom. They are not companions of the same generation who came to the earth together, but the offspring of Venom after he came to the earth.

Now, the reason why these symbiotes became Venom's companions is because the screenwriters modified their characters when they were adapted into the movie script.

It is worth mentioning that there are two reasons why the screenwriters modified the origin settings of symbiotes such as Riot.

One is because they want to fix bugs. According to the setting in the plot, after the symbiote was discovered by the Life Foundation, it didn't take long for things to go into trouble. As for cultivating the second-generation symbiote, you can tell with your toes that it is not that simple. Compared with the Life Foundation in the plot or Drake's own abilities, it is obvious that it cannot achieve this level.

Secondly, it is to highlight the weakness of Venom.

As the protagonist in the play, Venom will definitely win in the end. In a popcorn movie, it is impossible to have a plot where the protagonist is finally killed by the villain boss. It is like an art film that only focuses on confusing the audience.

Based on "Venom must win" and then considering its character, the screenwriters did not hesitate to give it the weakest positioning. Because only this setting can maximize the excitement of the audience when they see that venom is better than carnage, so that they can get more excitement from the "Jedi's counterattack" scene.

All in all, when the screenwriters modified the setting, they never considered whether it was reasonable that "venom can be produced more", nor did they think about modifying its ability setting in this regard.

In other words, Venom is still the same as in the original comics, far more capable of regenerating than the other symbiotes, but it's just that the time hasn't come yet and he hasn't been able to show off in this regard.

As for when Venom will give birth to offspring...

At the moment when Howling, Devouring, and Lashing were besieged to death, the keen sixth sense came into play again, making Venom feel an inexplicable feeling in his heart. Similar to human hair standing on end, Venom, which is integrated with Eddie Brock, also has a small pimple appearing uncontrollably.

"We'd better get out of here quickly." Fear came over him like a tide, and Venom subconsciously shrank into Eddie Brock's body, and nervously gave him a suggestion.

"..." There was no response. Eddie Brock stood there blankly, looking down at his hands that had returned to normal.

The scene of being parasitized by venom was like a dream to Eddie Brock, with no sense of reality at all. No wonder he froze in place, unable to react for a moment.

One second, two seconds, three seconds...

About ten seconds later, Eddie Brock finally came to his senses and looked at the Life Foundation building with billowing smoke again.

As a reporter, he still had an uncontrollable urge in his heart to get closer and see what was going on.

"No." Sensing Eddie Brock's thoughts, the venom condensed in his head again and came out of his chest: "Believe me, you'd better not do that. Unless you are not afraid of being used as a guinea pig by them, Placed on the operating table and dissected.”

The real feeling of 'I have become a monster' surged up again, and a picture emerged in Eddie Brock's mind.

Unable to help but shudder, Eddie Brock finally gave up the impulse in his heart: "Okay, you're right, let's get out of here first."