Venom is not bad, why is it called Spider Man s fatal enemy?

In the earlier "Venom" setting, Venom has always been Spider-Man's nemesis, and the reason why it was later whitewashed as a so-called anti-hero is actually in most cases in the movie version.

I think it's because Spider-Man was a big part of Venom's job loss, and it also put Venom's relationship with his fiancée in jeopardy.

This is called one mountain cannot tolerate two tigers, and there can only be one hero, so in order to become a hero, you can only defeat the previous hero.

Spider-Man was once the host of Venom, and the two had a partnership.

Venom is strictly the first host is Spider-Man, speaking of the encounter between the two, it is really messy enough, Venom first looked for Deadpool, and the smart Deadpool noticed that the symbiote was conscious, so he transferred Venom to Spider-Man.

But at this point, Venom has inherited the dark side of Deadpool's personality, and it can indeed help Spider-Man become more powerful, but most of the time, Venom deliberately makes trouble for Spider-Man. Spider-Man learns that Venom is affecting him and resolutely leaves the other party, at which point the symbiote is on the verge of death, and it must find its next host.

Venom's setting:

The venom comes almost in the form of a liquid. It needs to bond with a host in order to survive (gaining the ability to survive on its own after coming into contact with the symbiote god Nar later in Venom v4) and can give the host powerful superpowers.

When the Venom symbiote combines with the host, the combination of the two life forms can be called Venom, if the host is a good person, it can make the good person fight more and more bravely and become a superhero, and if the host is a bad person, it will turn it into a supervillain.

The most famous of these hosts is Edward A. Eddie Bullock, Eugene "Charger" Thompson and "Spider-Man" Peter Parker.

"Venom" has something to do with "Spider-Man". The movie Venom is based on the 1993 short comic strip Venom Deadly Guardian, which tells the story of Eddie Bullock, who moves to San Francisco with the Venom in his body to start a new life of chivalry after agreeing a truce with Spider-Man.

Venom is an anti-hero in American Marvel Comics and a code name used by several characters, first appearing in The Amazing Spider-Man Issue 299 and is a symbiote of thinking alien life.

Introduction to Venom. The origin of Venom is revealed in Guardians of the Galaxy, and after Venom** joins the Guardians of the Galaxy, Venom attaches itself to Tree Groot, Rocket Raccoon, Drax the Destroyer, and drives a spaceship to follow the senses to the home planet, a planet full of symbiotes, and none of these symbiotes can leave the planet on their own, because only this planet can allow symbiotes to live freely without possession.

And the symbiote on that planet also shows that the symbiote is not evil in nature, and Venom and its descendants are evil because of Venom's first alien host. In Secret War 1, the Beyonder took a portion of several planets from various planets in the universe, one of which was the symbiote planet, and Venom happened to be transferred together, thus becoming the first symbiote to leave the planet.

One is influenced by Peter Parker's own negative emotions, and the other is attracted to Eddie Bullock's bad temper after being abandoned by Spider-Man.

The name Venom is a bit unfamiliar to non-comic book fans, after all, the last time he appeared on the big screen was back in 2007's Spider-Man 3. The character officially appeared in 1988, in the 300th issue of The Amazing Spider-Man comics. Therefore, 2018 is also the 30th anniversary of the official birth of Venom, which is very commemorative.

Venom is detailed below:

Venom can reach a height of 6 feet 3 inches and also weigh up to 118 kilograms. Such a large man naturally eats a lot of food. Venom's favorite thing is all kinds of raw meat, including living people, of course.

As for Venom's superpowers, the most basic is super speed, stamina, and strength. Cars and ships can be lifted easily with their bare hands, and they are fast enough to catch up with bullets. The ability to resist hits is extremely strong, bullets and knives are covered with can't help him, and he can also withstand the frontal fire attacks and constant crushing attacks of super heavy tanks.

The higher-level ability is liquefaction, which can liquefy itself at any time, and can even infiltrate electronic networks.

Transmogrify your hands into a variety of cold weapons, shields, armor, and more. By imitating the transformation, you can get infinitely close to the environment, and then achieve the effect of invisibility. There is also a super ** ability, skin injuries and cuts can be easily healed, severed limbs can also be easily regenerated, and it can also fight viruses and diseases.

What's even more terrifying is that he will also absorb the superpower information leak of the host before learning. For example, it once parasitized Spider-Man, and learned skills such as wall climbing, spider sensing, and spinnerring. In Spider-Man 3, Spider-Man once tried to defeat Venom by using noise to separate it from the host.