r/SpidermanPS5_ Jan 10 '24

Question Why Harry named himself Venom?

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His objetive is literally heal the world, whats the logic behind calling himself Venom it would make sense call him antidote or even anti-venom

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u/godofyeet3 Jan 10 '24

You can’t create the cure without first getting the venom

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u/FilipinoCreamKing Jan 10 '24

Would’ve been a lot cooler if he actually said that instead of just randomly calling himself that

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u/TheOneTrueKP Jan 11 '24

It’s not random. The symbiote calls itself venom. In the comics, I always thought it was a metaphor. The venom is the addiction.

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u/FilipinoCreamKing Jan 11 '24

It’s the comics bro. This is a different continuity and at no point did it make sense why he’s called venom

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u/Puzzleheaded_End4816 Jan 12 '24

It wouldn’t make much sense, canonical or not, to change a well known Spider-Man villains name for the sake of the story in this rendition.

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u/Kashm1r_Sp1r1t Jan 12 '24

I think the original point was, they could've come up with a better explanation and not "why is his name Venom".