Friends who like to watch Marvel know that in the Marvel Universe, there are not only positive heroes like Spider-Man and the US team, but anti-heroes are also the objects that readers like.
For example, the venom, which is both good and evil, has a very bad mouth but has always been very principled, can be regarded as a well-known anti-hero in Marvel.
The Venom body is a slimy liquid, no attack power, but once combined with the host, it will become extremely powerful, amazing speed, great power, and can also have spider silk skills like Spider-Man.
But in Spider-Man's comic book series, readers know that Venom has two Achilles heels: Sonic and Fire.
The comics do not explain why Venom is afraid of these two things, nor how Venom was born, nor who Venom's first host really is, and many readers argue endlessly for answers.
In the comic strip Venom Vol 4, the origin of the symbiote is told for the first time.
This is the story of Nar, the ancestor of Venom, who is the supervillain of Marvel, and all symbiotes are slaves he created.
The story takes place before the birth of the universe, when the universe was still in the void, a chaos, Nar was sleeping in the darkness, and suddenly a strong light appeared in the universe, and the celestial gods appeared and began to transform everything.
The huge movement awakened Nar, who did not want to accept the transformation of the Tenjin Group, so he drew a long black sword from the shadow and slashed the head of one of the gods, and then Nar was hit into the void by the combined forces of the other gods.
The Black Death Sword, born from Nar's shadow, is the ancestor of all symbiotes.
After falling into the void, Nar is equivalent to returning to the darkness and becoming active again, using the head of the god as a base, constantly forging the living Black Death Sword.
Amid the scorching heat and the constant pounding sound of Nar, the Black Death Sword finally succumbed, changing from a slimy liquid to a hard black sword.
Because of this experience, the high temperature flames and sounds became the genetic weakness of all symbiotes.
Nar took the sword and returned to the universe, fighting with the gods and killing in the universe in an attempt to disrupt the order.
Later, in a battle, Nar was besieged by the gods, defeated, and fell on a desolate planet, and the black death sword was also picked up by the later god slayer Gel.
I don't know how many years later, Nar woke up, although he did not have the Black Death Sword, but he found that he could use his living abyss to create amorphous living darkness, so he created a huge symbiote legion, and a giant dragon.
Since the symbiotes were created by Nar, Nar can mentally control each symbiont, even if it is far away from the galaxy, he can perceive everything about the symbiote, he does not regard the symbiote as life, only when they are slaves, spare no effort to use them.
Under Nar's leadership, the Symbiote Legion follows Nar around the universe, and Nar conquers civilization after civilization.
In the process of conquering the Sea of Stars, Nar's dragon is hit hard by the black god Thor, and Nar's spirit is trapped in the dragon's body, and his spiritual connection with other symbiotes is also forced to be interrupted.
The symbionts, who have lost their spiritual links, begin to search for a new host, and the symbiotes, possessed by the new host, are infected by the host's kindness, so they begin to rebel against Nar's control.
In fact, the original symbiote did not have its own independent consciousness, and gradually had independent consciousness after getting rid of Nar's control.
Thousands of symbiotes, on the desolate planet where Nar awakened, launched a siege on Nar's flesh, and countless symbiotes trapped Nar's flesh in the center of the planet, thus forming the symbiote's hometown, the planet Kuntar.
Therefore, Venom's hometown is actually the grave where the flesh of the ancestor is buried.
At this point, the birth history of the symbiote, hometown and Achilles heel, Marvel has been completed one by one.
But there is also a more controversial point, that is, who the first host of Venom was.
In the latest Marvel setting, the first host of Venom that has been confessed is neither Deadpool nor Spider-Man, but a warrior on Kree.
When Venom was too weak to be rejected by other symbiotes, a Kerry squad came to Quintal and found Venom, so they combined it with one of the warriors of the clan, and the Kerry warrior became the first host of Venom.
Later, during a battle, because he was about to be captured, he gave the venom to another warrior for safekeeping, and as a result, the venom was too skinny, and after the host left, the venom also slipped quietly, wandering in the universe, and later Venom and Deadpool met, and Deadpool became the first human host of Venom.
Marvel has always been keen to eat books to change the setting, because the characters are too popular and the operation of writing new stories for them is not uncommon.
After the origin of the venom is completed, although the logic is reasonable and the origin of the venom is clearly explained, the story is really relatively bland. Originally, Venom was a bit secret, which was very interesting for readers to associate with themselves, but it was really too detailed to say that the setting of Venom was too detailed, but it was a little boring.
Did you find the setting about the origin of Venom interesting?