While the MCU has a way of launching Venom, thanks Spider-Man: There’s nowhere to go backPeter Parker Would Completely Fall If That Happened In The ‘Symbiont Saga’ Spiderman 4. Coming from a parallel universe after a spell malfunctioned, a group of classic villains confront Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, who originally belonged to Andrew Garfield and Tobey’s respective versions of Spider-Man. Maguire. However, the experience cost Parker anyway, so having to fight the symbiote in the fallout afterwards could be too much. Spiderman Movie.
While Holland’s Spider-Man was fortunate to have the help of two former Sony Webslingers, Tom Hardy’s Venom also appears in the third MCU. Spiderman Movie. However, considering his status as an anti-hero, he never joined the group to help or even hinder Spider-Man. Instead, Venom creates a potential future for symbiotes in the MCU, as seen in Spider-Man: There’s nowhere to go back The ending credits scene is over, should be saved for later Spiderman 4.
The MCU Spider-Man Symbiosis Story Is Possible
at the end of Venom: Slaughter, Venom and his human host Eddie Brock decide to vacation in Mexico after defeating Carnegie (Woody Harrelson) and becoming a fugitive. However, they were unexpectedly teleported to the MCU due to Doctor Strange’s spell being messed up by Peter Parker. So the hotel TV broadcasts a news story about Dutch Spider-Man, Venom being attracted to Webslinger, presumably due to the reality-spanning honeycomb mind the symbiote is connected to. So it seems possible to confront Spider-Man homeless.
However, Eddie Brock chose to get drunk in Mexico, deciding that he and Venom should find Spider-Man before they were teleported back to their own reality because homeless, further confirming that Doctor Strange’s new spell repairs the multiverse crack. However, a portion of Venom’s symbiosis remains in the MCU, hinting at a vibrant future where the symbiotes can evolve into full-fledged creatures of their own. Also, it’s probably still attracted to Spider-Man. This could lead to a very dark storyline in which Peter begins in a new black symbiote suit, stronger and faster than his enemies.
The current status of Spider-Man will make the Symbiote super dark
It is highly doubtful that the MCU’s Spider-Man will be able to handle the symbiote at this stage of his life. Especially with all its corrupting powers and the dark influences that constantly tempt him, having a symbiotic relationship with Parker seems like a really bad idea to him. Spiderman 4 After that homeless. Considering Spider-Man’s current state, the potential arc of Spider-Man in black in the MCU would be fierce and brutal.
Basically, Doctor Strange’s new mantra is to ask the world to forget about Peter Parker. This follows the murder of Aunt May by the Green Goblin, leading to an extremely dark confrontation in which the MCU’s Spider-Man stops punching and, without Tobey Maguire’s Webslinger, the villain is nearly killed. With that dark moment over, one can imagine an even more dangerous scenario if Venom’s symbiote merges with Parker. Currently, Spider-Man has no one to turn to, and no one knows his true identity. As such, he may have to fight the darkness and temptations of greater power on his own, with minimal support.
MCU should keep Symbiote/Venom until Spider-Man 4
The “Symbiote Saga” arc is sure to take place in the MCU with a greater connection to Venom. However, a symbiote story begins with Spiderman 4 Very challenging for the fans and for Peter Parker himself. Faced with Venom’s imperfectly linked symbiote (Eddie Brock) and with no one to help him fight the symbiote’s corrupting nature, Spider-Man will become utterly devastated. It would destroy the hero he used to be, making way for Spider-Man, his own dark protection brand of death. Hope to start Spider-Man: There’s nowhere to go back Will eventually pay off with symbiote and Venom in the MCU (just not anytime soon Spiderman 4).