Venom 3: All Symbiotes in The Last Dance

Venom: The Last Dance swings into action as the thrilling conclusion to the Tom Hardy-led blockbuster saga. Following 2018’s Venom and its electrifying sequel Venom: Let There Be Carnage from 2021, this new chapter ups the ante with more symbiotes, heightened stakes, and an epic narrative. Fans eagerly anticipate how many extraterrestrial symbiotes will emerge in this action-packed fantasy.

A Tangle with Knull

In The Last Dance, Eddie Brock (Hardy) and his symbiotic partner, Venom, clash with the menacing Knull. This cosmic entity created all symbiotes and made a nasty habit of going after his creations. But Knull isn’t the only adversary here. The government’s Imperium Program is hot on their heels, aiming to capture and study these otherworldly creatures. With such a setup, expect a symbiotic spectacle.

The Core Symbiote: Venom

Unsurprisingly, Venom is pivotal in this final installment. Its bond with Eddie is central to the entire series. Knull unleashes Xenophages to hunt for the Codex, a vital element to his plan, which Venom inadvertently created when saving Eddie. The stakes are sky-high, making Venom and Eddie prime targets.

Mulligan’s Symbiotic Twist

Remember Patrick Mulligan from Let There Be Carnage? He survived a brutal attack and was left with glowing eyes, hinting at a symbiotic bond. Many speculated Mulligan would become Toxin, the symbiote he hosts in the comics. However, the Imperium initiative snags Mulligan, pairing him with another symbiote. Whether this new one or the previous is Toxin is anyone’s guess.

Unraveling Agony

Agony puts on a show as the vibrant purple symbiote bonding with Juno Temple’s Dr. Teddy Payne. This thrilling union elevates Dr. Payne with powers of remarkable speed, adding a new dimension to the narrative’s climax.

Introducing Lasher

Lasher, the green symbiote, finds a match in Sadie Christmas, played by Clark Backo. Sadie is a diligent researcher working alongside Dr. Payne at Imperium, adding depth to Lasher’s storyline.

Phage and the Mirror World

Phage, potentially the golden symbiote, chooses Jim as its host. However, fans will notice that it doesn’t mirror Phage’s iconic comic abilities, sparking intriguing speculation.

The Mysterious Two-Headed Behemoth

One movie climactic sequence features an astounding two-headed symbiote. This fusion of two beings into one creature remains shrouded in mystery, with its comic-book roots remaining ambiguous.

More Symbiotes Emerge

The explosive finale showers viewers with an array of symbiotes. One stands out as possibly Anti-Venom and is critically important in the battle with Xenophages. As this final Venom installment concludes, expect surprises, heart-pounding action, and an unforgettable symbiotic showdown.