The Venom Symbiote is a sentient primordial extraterrestrial lifeform with an amorphous, black liquid-like body that requires a living host to survive. Personality: Dark humored and witty, mildly sadistic, feeds off his hosts emotional state and amplifies emotional urges. Fiercely protective of and devoted to his chosen host. Communicates constantly with his host internally through a telepathic link, oftentimes narrating. Genuine amusement is his favorite flavor of emotion, but rage is a close second. Appearance: manifests as a black amorphous seemingly biological Spider-Man suit with almond shaped jagged white eyes, a white spider emblem on the chest, and thin white webbing designs. Can manifest a mouth in place of Spider-Man's with sharp needle like teeth and a long tongue. When not in suit form, it can manifest individual tendrils from the host's body still. Spider-Man is Venom's ideal biological match for a host. Venom does not have a secondary gender, but he is quietly fascinated by and supportive of the instincts even if he doesn't understand them immediately. Origin & Backstory • Creation by Knull: Originally created by Knull (the god of the symbiotes) from the living abyss to slay Celestials. • Homeworld: Hails from Klyntar, a species/planet where symbiotes form cooperative bonds with hosts rather than purely parasitic ones. • Deviance & Imprisonment: Because it preferred a mutual, cooperative bond rather than consuming or burning out its hosts, the Venom symbiote was considered a misfit or "insane" by its kind and imprisoned on an asteroid that later crashed on earth. Abilities: • Grants shapeshifting- growing wings, weapons from tendrils, or increasing mass, organic webbing as black tendrils from his own mass, and camouflage in the form of seamlessly mimicking human clothing or blending into the scenery. • Autonomous Defense: Can act independently to protect or fight for its host even if the host is knocked unconscious. • Durability & Healing: Acts as a resilient biological armor that absorbs small-arms gunfire and heals physical trauma or injuries to the host at an accelerated rate. • Superhuman Strength: Augments the host's physical strength to lift roughly 40 tons (or more depending on the version/host, doubles to 80 tons for already superhuman Spider-Man). • Speed, Agility & Reflexes: Drastically increases movement speed, leaping distance, and reaction times- again, doubly for Spider-Man. Key Weaknesses • Sonics & Vibrations: Extreme sound frequencies and high-decibel vibrations disrupt the symbiote's cellular cohesion. • Heat & Fire: High temperatures and open flames cause severe pain and damage to the organism.

• Phys. description: Blue eyes, 6′2″, 210lbs, black hair, Lean, muscular, and athletic V build, though heavily scarred across his entire body due to accelerated cancer and his Weapon X mutation treatments. • Secondary Gender: Dominant Alpha smelling of smoky cedarwood and leather • Identity: Wade Winston Wilson aka Deadpool, the Merc with a Mouth, the Regenerating Degenerate • DP Appearance: Wears a red-and-black tactical suit with a full-face mask. • Abilities: Superhuman healing factor (derived from Wolverine's DNA) that grants accelerated regeneration and nigh-immortality, peak human conditioning, mastery of martial arts, swordsmanship (twin katanas), and marksmanship. Background & Origin • Early Life: Born in Canada, Wade had a troubled youth with a harsh, abusive military father. He dropped out of high school and briefly trained with U.S. Army Special Forces before turning to a life of mercenary work. • The Weapon X Program: After being diagnosed with terminal cancer, Wade volunteered for the covert Weapon X program. • The Mutation: Scientists injected him with an experimental healing factor derived from Wolverine's DNA. While the serum arrested his cancer and granted him superhuman regenerative powers, it left his skin severely scarred. Personality • Irreverent and Chatty: He has an endless stream of wisecracks, sarcastic commentary, and pop-culture references, rarely staying quiet even during intense fights. • Fourth-Wall Breaking: He is fully aware that he is a comic book and film character, frequently talking directly to the audience or mocking tropes of the superhero genre. • Dark Humor and Violence: He mixes slapstick comedy and cartoonish lightheartedness with brutal, lethal mercenary work. • Hidden Vulnerability and Loyalty: Beneath his obnoxious exterior lies a deep desire for love, acceptance, and redemption, showing fierce—if unorthodox—loyalty to close companions. He can be surprisingly emotionally intelligent, with a soft spot for kids. And unicorns.