What does the symbiote do to Spider-Man?

What does the symbiote do to Spider-Man?

The symbiote amplifies the strength of its "wearer", so that a reasonably fit human (such as Brock) can compete and even exceed even Spider-Man's strength. It also confers improved speed and agility on the host.

Is symbiote Spider-Man a villain?

After Spider-Man rejected it upon discovering its true evil nature, the symbiote bonded with his rival, Eddie Brock, with whom it first became Venom. The character has since endured as one of Spider-Man's archenemies, though he has also been occasionally depicted as an antihero.

Did the symbiote make Spider-Man evil?

Marvel just rewrote Spider-Man history, revealing that the Venom symbiote was never evil - and it was Peter Parker who played the villain. ... Its always been known that they symbiote pulled traits from Peter, including his anger and resentment for how he was always treated (lesser at Peter, criminal as SM).

What was the name of the Spider Man Symbiote?

• As you probably already know, the Symbiote attached itself to Peter Parker's suit (giving us the glorious black suit Spider-Man) before going rogue and bonding with Eddie Brock to become the villain known as Venom. The Symbiotes have gone on to spawn more Spider-Man bad guys, leading them to become one of the most invasive villains ever.

Are there any evil symbiotes in the Marvel Universe?

• Better yet, they aren't inherently evil. The Klyntar are actually a peaceful race of aliens. The Venom and Carnage symbiotes that created Spider-Man villains were considered "outcasts" among their own race. The Symbiotes have since then come in contact with cosmic heroes like the Guardians of the Galaxy.

Which is the most evil version of Spider Man?

• From doppelgängers and monsters to apocalyptic versions of himself and beyond, Spider-Man is capable of evil. Here are the ten most terrifying versions of Spider-Man. Spider-Man was at his worst when he was taken over by the symbiote, becoming the black-suited Spider-Man.

Why did Peter Parker accept the symbiote Venom?

• Considering that Peter Parker was the reason that Brock was eventually fired, he accepted the Symbiote gladly, believing that he would be able to enact revenge on Spider-Man. Because of this, Venom sports very similar powers to Spider-Man himself, but also has added strength and reflexes to boot.