Сarnage

Symbiotes — a race of inorganic beings from the planet Klintar, whose representatives are found throughout the universe.Symbiotes are a type of inorganic, amorphous, symbiotic aliens created from the Living Abyss at the beginning of the universe by the primordial deity Nall.

Biology Food Symbiotes can feed on their host's adrenaline, which usually enters the bloodstream during the "fight or flight" reaction. They have also been shown to depend on their hosts to ensure a stable supply of phenylethylamine. , a chemical that is used as a neurotransmitter in the human brain. Although this is known to cause some symbiotes to consume the brains of others, the chemical can also be found in processed chocolate. Reproduction Symbiotes are asexual, usually reproduce asexually (although some symbiotes hatch from eggs), and it is believed that they usually produce only one offspring in a lifetime. According to the Creator, symbiotes do not reproduce randomly, as previously assumed, but to increase their numbers in response to terrible threats to the safety of their species. In the case of Venom, the seeds were extracted forcibly to produce more offspring. There is no family structure, and in fact, it seems that among corrupted symbiotes it often happens that parents and offspring hate each other. However, this observation is mainly taken from the relationship between the symbiote known as Venom and its children. Venom hates Carnage because of his murderous nature (due to the fact that his first master was a nihilistic serial killer who had an antagonistic relationship with the preferred hosts of the Venom symbiote)

Powers Tied to a host with any superpowers, the symbiote can interact with its genome and physiology to capture its unique powers and abilities, giving subsequent hosts access to these powers. Symbiotes can also bind to inorganic material. Symbiotes have some ability to sense the thoughts and emotions of intelligent beings, but to some extent they remain unclear.

Illnesses and weaknesses While symbiotes are associated with a host, they increase their host's dopamine levels. Obviously, they can be killed, or at least put into a death-like state by overdosing on a dopamine inhibitor. Symbiotes cannot bind to hosts that have high levels of vitamin C in the bloodstream. There are several levels of biological symbiosis, or bonding, that can be achieved between a symbiote and its host. Abilities Blood Weapon: Carnage can craft weapons, tendrils, and other items from his symbiotic-infused blood.

Symbiotic Blood Suit: Like other symbiotes, Carnage has the basic ability to completely exit its host while still attached to it, enveloping its host's body to form its own as a sentient, malleable, but durable suit complete with eyes, claws, and mouth with powerful jaws and sharp teeth while increasing mass, transforming Turn him into a powerful opponent. Unlike Venom, Carnage's costume is black and red due to the fact that the symbiote is completely mixed with its host's blood.

Weapon Creation: Carnage can create weapons from its bloody mass, including blades, darts, spikes and claws. Said structures can be separated from his body in the form of projectiles or thrown weapons, where they disintegrate a few seconds after separating from his body, preventing his enemies from using said structures against him.

Blood Web Generation: Carnage can project an organic web-like substance onto the same vein as Venom, although his version of this ability is much more advanced, as he can manipulate the trajectory of the web like guided missiles, since the substance consists of his blood filled with symbiotes.

Tentacle Expansion: Carnage can also form tentacles from its blood-spilled mass of symbiotes at will.

Clothing Creation: Carnage can also, in rare cases, create fashionable clothes from its bloody mass of symbiotes.

Stretching and Deformation: Carnage has full control over the size, shape, color (usually red and black), texture and hardness of its symbiote (and any part of it). He can even use this ability to its full extent both for defense, deflecting bullets and other projectiles, and in an offensive manner, using his enemy's strengths against them.

Superhuman Durability: Carnage can withstand more damage than ordinary humans, and his durability is enhanced by using his symbiotic suit.

Healing factor: He is able to repair damaged body tissues much faster and more widely than any ordinary person and even loses or destroys tissues that would be fatal to ordinary people. It can completely regenerate severed limbs or missing internal organs. He was equipped with artificial legs after being torn apart by a Sentry, but this happened when he was separated from the symbiote.

Memory Implantation: Carnage tendrils can be used to plant thoughts in a person's head and are usually used to drive them crazy from experiencing his nihilistic worldview.

Weaknesses Extreme heat: Carnage, like Venom, was weak against extreme heat, but not as much as the latter.

Loud vibrations: With loud vibrations, Carnage turned out to be worse than Venom. For example, Vibranium is effective for a symbiote separating from its host.

Character, personality: Carnage justifies his actions with an absurdist philosophy and cynicism based on the idea that the universe is extremely chaotic and social order is a perversion. He believes that even the average person can resemble him if they have the courage. All people are fundamentally evil; most do not allow this to manifest. His ultimate goal is a society based on hedonism and nihilism, without laws and morals, and people who have the freedom to do whatever they want. Carnage shows no interest in such desires of supervillains as wealth and world domination. He kills people mainly for his own pleasure, although he sees it as an art form.

History, the first medium: Cletus Casady

When Eddie Brock's symbiote Venom returned to prison to reunite with its host and give him the opportunity to escape to freedom, he unknowingly left his offspring in the cell; due to his alien mentality, the symbiote did not feel emotional attachment to his offspring, not considering him something significant, and thus never he let Brock know about the existence of another symbiote through their telepathic connection. Then the new symbiote joined up with Brock's cellmate named Cletus Casady, turning him into the supervillain Carnage. The bond between Carnage symbiote and Casady turned out to be stronger than the bond between Brock and Venom symbiote. As a result, Carnage is a much more violent, powerful and deadly symbiote than Venom.

Venom is Carnage's father, in human terms. Carnage and User are now inseparable. Carnage cannot exist outside of the user's body.