The one-shot tells the final fate of the Venom symbiote, taking place over multiple lifetimes through Marvel's future. Eddie Brock is the last living human, as a husk who's been kept alive within the symbiote via "cellular bioscaffolding. Leaving the symbiote all alone, for the first time since meeting Eddie After failing to unify the remaining symbiotes in one last defense for the fate of biolife, as opposed to A. He keeps experimenting with a slew of other mutants as new hosts, eventually using Quicksilver's codex to distort space-time and bond with literally everything that's ever lived.
Venom uses the multi-dimensional network of codices contained within his form as the last of the symbiote hive mind to respawn all of the biolife into a new Venomverse - while bringing all of his former hosts back into their proper time streams inside the new universe. Venom quite literally weaves himself into a new universe, where biolife can begin again -- essentially making him responsible for bringing biolife back from extinction, and preserving their symbiote-free future.
Precisely what, or who, is causing the multiverses to merge is unclear. But what we do know is that the scene sets up a confrontation between Spider-Man and Venom, a famed comic book rivalry fans are hoping turns out better than in Spider-Man 3.
Heck, the two Venom films have shown symbiotes attaching to dozens of people already. But it is through Peter Parker that the symbiotes entered the Marvel Universe. Peter finds the symbiote in Reed Richards ' lab in the eighth issue of the original comic book series Secret Wars. Given that the Venom film franchise has Venom latch onto Eddie first and not Peter Parker, the film continuity is perhaps feeling an echo of its comic book origins.
It takes control of Carlton Drake and commandeers one of the Life Foundation's rockets. Venom, however, has found an affinity with fellow loser Eddie and decides to help out humanity.
After a long fight, Venom finally beats Riot by leaking the rocket's fuel and engulfing the entire ship in flames. Fire is one of the main weaknesses of symbiotes in the comics, and while the movie focuses more on sound, it's clearly true in the movie too - Riot is engulfed and presumably killed.
Venom then sacrifices himself in the explosion to keep Eddie safe The movie ends with Eddie rekindling the flame with Anne Weying Michelle Williams , their symbiote-aided kiss leaving the door open for their relationship. Of course, he has a secret - Venom is alive after all, and together he and Eddie decide to live together and fight the real bad guys albeit in a pretty brutal manner. The big question from the end of Venom is how exactly the eponymous monster survived.
He's seen seemingly engulfed by flames, yet it right there in Eddie's head during the next conversation with Anne. However, there could be more to it. It's stated repeatedly throughout the film that symbiotes protect humans and humans allow symbiotes to live on Earth: being connected to Eddie may have allowed Venom to survive, making him more powerful and providing a further reason for the pair to continue working together.
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