Jonah Jameson himself is on the television talking about Tom Holland's Spider-Man whose image appears on screen, confirming that Venom has now entered the MCU (through no action of their own).
While the ending of the new film sees them lying low on an island in a cheap and less-than-desirable room, the entire room shifts with a change in the multiverse, and the duo soon find themselves in a much nicer room (complete with folded swans). However, despite Carnage ultimately being defeated, Eddie and Venom are forced to go on the run as fugitives. Related: Does Venom: Let There Be Carnage Have A Post-Credits Scene (& How Many)? Kasady then transforms into Carnage, Venom's offspring and greatest rival from the comics. Now, Venom: Let There Be Carnage sees Eddie and Venom inadvertently creating a new symbiote which bonds with serial killer Cletus Kasady (Woody Harrelson). By the film's end, they defeated a rival symbiote who was seeking to leave Earth and bring back an invasion force.
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As a result, Venom's future is now equal parts exciting and uncertain, especially for the Spider-Verse at large.Ģ018's Venomwas the first movie in Sony's current universe of Marvel films, seeing journalist Eddie Brock losing it all before coming into contact with Venom, an alien symbiote who bonded with him as its host. Due to unexplained shifts in the multiverse, Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) and his symbiote Venom have now found themselves in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, despite their origins in Sony's Spider-Man Universe. Highly anticipated sequel Venom: Let There Be Carnage features an exciting post-credits scene, carrying some serious implications for Sony's Spider-Verse and suggesting that Venom is seemingly a part of the MCU.
Warning! Spoilers ahead for Venom: Let There Be Carnage
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