What Would Happen If You Bonded With Venom?

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• TH

  @TheCowlofJustice · 10 months ago

  The Anti-Venom symbiote is probably the best to take over your body because at least it grants the user full  control while still having the full physical capabilities

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• SH

  @Shoxic420 · 10 months ago

  1. Get antivenom<br>2. Cure cancer<br>3. You are now the man with the cure for cancer who is very difficult to assassinate<br>4. Go public<br>5. Win

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• UB

  @Ubermensch9240 · 10 months ago

  Dude I would be the Symbiote&apos;s bestie. He doesn&apos;t like being alone? Me neither!

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• ME

  @mercernova5347 · 10 months ago (edited)

  I like to imagine that different Symbiotes bond to their hosts in different ways. Venom bonds to the nervous system, Carnage bonds with your red blood cells, Anti-Venom bonds to your white blood cells, etc. This gives the different Symbiotes different strengths and weaknesses: Venom has photographic memory, superhuman reflexes, and is weak to electricity. Carnage can produce massive amounts of biomass for weapons and stuff, but water causes his cells to burst (that’s a real thing for blood). Anti-Venom can cure people of diseases but has very limited biomass.

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• PU

  @PurpleGigh · 10 months ago

  okay just to try and correct a few things in this video<br><br>1) Symbiotes don’t naturally come with differing personalities before they bond with their first host, in which they then adopt the host’s personality as their own. Before bonding with a host, they’re more like babies. They’re easily influenced, often immature, or emotionally blank compared to already bonded symbiotes. Carnage is as violent and insane as he is because he’s bonded with a literal psychopath, while Venom is occasionally more chill because he’s bonded with Eddie (as long as Eddie doesn’t still hate Spider-Man).<br><br>2) In the comics, there is no “compatibility” that’s needed for successful bonding between a symbiote and a host (or at least it’s not as strict as it is in the movies), that’s exclusive to the movies as far as i’m aware. In the comics, almost anyone can bond with a symbiote biologically, but whether the bonding is healthy or stable depends on emotional/psychological factors. Though it’s not completely required for the bonding to happen. So sharing goals, feelings, and personality traits, as you said at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIpFYvaFPP8&amp;t=207">3:27</a>, isn’t needed.<br><br>And 3) Venom’s need for eating heads to survive in the movies isn’t in most comics either. As a matter of fact, there’s only one comic storyline where Venom has a craving for brains and the chemical inside them (The comic is called “Venom: The Hunger” for anyone wondering). And in that storyline he doesn’t even like to eat brains, and prefers eating chocolate for the consumption of whatever chemical he would otherwise get from brains.

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• JA

  @Jason-wp7ed · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIpFYvaFPP8&amp;t=14">0:14</a> “Would you become a monster who tries to take over the world.” <br>Yes. I don’t need to hear the other options.

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• EX

  @ExcellentEmperor · 10 months ago

  Having a symbiote is cool until you realize you can&apos;t take a poop alone anymore

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• SI

  @Silvor_Aster · 9 months ago

  &quot;the power of LOVE if you will&quot; Level Of Violence Experience

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• MA

  @Max44321 · 10 months ago

  Meanwhile originally, and for a decade afterwards until the 1994 Spider-Man TAS cartoon, the symbiote had no negative effect on its host aside from maybe tiring it out, because Venom liked to go out to swing and fight crime while puppeting Peter&apos;s body at night. No change in personality or feeding on his emotions/brain or anything.

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• DJ

  @Dj-aint-playin · 4 weeks ago

  disrespecting spiderman 3 venom is a sin his design was fire

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• MA

  @Marquino_24 · 10 months ago

  I prefer Eddie’s Venom

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• WI

  @WinchesterxNL · 9 months ago

  One thing you&apos;re forgetting about Carnage, is that their bond is due to blood transfusion. Carnage is bonded on a cellular level, in levels that Venom (and Agent Venom) aren&apos;t capable of.

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