In the ending of Venom, why didn't Venom burn to death?

I just finished explaining this movie, and interested friends can go and see it. Ok, let me explain my personal views below.

First, we need to know the past life of venom. Venom is an alien organic life. After leaving the alien world and coming to the earth, although it has great power, it must be attached to the host to survive, and it can have even more horrible super powers after birth!

Let's take a look at his three most famous hosts, Deadpool, Spider-Man and Eddie, the protagonist in the movie Venom.

Let's start with the dead pool. After the dead pool was possessed by venom, it not only cured the cancer, but also was stabbed in the back by the abnormal doctor Ajax with an iron bar and lay in a sea of fire. He can get up from the ground! This is a fairy, and its self-healing ability is stronger than that of Wolverine!

Let's talk about Spider-Man. After being possessed by venom, Spider-Man, who has super powers, becomes a black super spider, faster, stronger and more powerful, with infinite spider silk!

Finally, after being possessed by venom, Eddie escaped the bullets in the laboratory and escaped all kinds of parkour on a motorcycle, which was quite handsome. Finally, Eddie was stabbed in the chest from behind by a thug. Fortunately, the venom arrived in time to avoid being killed!

So the self-healing ability of venom is really abnormal. It can not only make the host immortal, but also because it is immortal, which may be related to its liquid form. Although ultra-high temperature and ultrasound are the most feared of venom, it can only show that this only separates the venom from the host, and the venom itself has not been seriously damaged, and everyone knows that it is difficult to completely burn the liquid. As the saying goes, wildfires never completely engulf them. They are tall again in the spring wind and strong with venom.

Another possibility is that after the venom possessed Eddie, it wandered around his body every day, leaving some liquid, just like when you take the fat out of the refrigerator, there will be a layer of oil on your hands, not to mention the liquid. As long as a small amount of liquid remains on Eddie or something, the venom can be restored as before!

Although the venom grows badly, people are actually made of water and exist in liquid form. This liquid form makes the venom afraid of fire, but it is also difficult to be completely eliminated.

Venom will not die in case of fire. A small range of flames does no harm to the venom. Only the violent flame in the movie Venom can harm the venom.

Fortunately, the characteristic of venom is that it can be recovered as long as a drop is not completely burned. In comics, venom has been defeated by this feature several times, but it has not been eliminated.

Obviously, the venom in the movie also survived by this feature. At that time, the explosion flame burned most of the venom's body, and at first glance it was completely burned.

But then the venom appeared perfectly on Eddie, indicating that the flame didn't burn the venom clean at that time, so that the venom recovered on Eddie.

From then on, Eddie and Venom lived a happy life, O (∩ _ ∩) O. I have to say that Venom and Eddie are very interested in CP.

They are obviously negative and positive together, and there are no losers or anything.

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Venom himself once said that these living things have two weaknesses, one is afraid of sound waves of 4000 to 6000 Hz, and the other is afraid of fire, which is the most obvious weakness I have ever seen and the easiest to target.

In the movie, the venom seems to have been burned to death, but it has come back to life. I have some opinions on this.

First, the big BOSS riot is directly in the center of the explosion, so there is nothing to say about hanging up directly, but the venom is on the edge of the explosion. Perhaps the flame generated there is not strong enough to burn the venom completely. The venom has flowed out of the person's body, but it looks like the whole body is burning. At last it fell into the sea, the flame went out, and it was alive and kicking again.

Second, the venom is not as weak as it is said. After several hosts were changed, two other * * * life bodies in the movie not only killed the host, but also hanged themselves. This is enough to show that the adaptability of venom to the environment is higher than that of ordinary living things, and even the immunity to flame and other injuries is relatively high.

Third, in fact, the explosion did not completely burn the venom, but only burned most of the venom's body, and perhaps left some cells on the male host. It seems that even if there are only a few cells left, creatures like venom can retain consciousness and recover if the environment and conditions are right.

Venom has a high degree of fit with the male master, and its relationship with the male master provides good conditions for its recovery. Just as the venom can quickly cure the male master, the male master can also help the venom heal itself to some extent.

"Venom" is an alien life with independent thoughts. It is very powerful in speed, strength, endurance and perception. By possessing others, it also has some special abilities (such as all the abilities of Spider-Man). In addition, "venom" also has liquefaction and super self-healing ability. Needless to say, "venom" exists in liquid state, but "venom" is self-healing. In Marvel Cosmic Comics, he was stabbed in the heart by Wolverine, slaughtered and abandoned his stomach, and smashed to pieces by Hulk. And "venom" can heal itself instantly, which shows that the self-healing ability of "venom" is very abnormal. At present, the only things we know that can inhibit the "venom" ability are ultrasound and ultra-high temperature. Ultrasound can force the "venom" to peel off from the host (Spider-Man No.3 Middle School embodies this point), and ultra-high temperature can not only peel off the host of * * *, but also cause substantial damage to the * * * body itself. In marvel comics, although "venom" has been attacked by "venom", it has also been attacked by small-scale flames of other heroes many times.

The "venom" in the play was not burned to death. I think there are the following possibilities. First of all, the final explosion "venom" blocked the flame, and the flame produced by the explosion certainly caused substantial damage to "venom". According to the morphological characteristics of "venom" liquid and the fact that "venom" is not in the center of the explosion, a small part should not be burned. With its super self-healing ability, "venom" may not be burned to death.

Second, it is possible that after the "venom" is possessed by the protagonist, a small part of itself may be separated and left on the protagonist, or attached to the protagonist's items, and finally recovered by virtue of its super self-healing ability.

Thirdly, Venom, as the most popular anti-hero IP of Marvel Comics this year, has brought huge box office revenue to Marvel Comics. I believe Marvel Comics will not easily let Venom die easily in the first film. Moreover, the Marvel universe with the concepts of "parallel universe" and "timeline" can be perfectly resurrected even if the "venom" disappears in the first film.

The above is my personal opinion, I hope it will help you!

In the ending of Venom, why didn't Venom burn to death?

1 First of all, it should be understood that the parasitic wit of venomous creatures is integrated with the host at the molecular level, but it is not necessary to destroy the creatures at the molecular level, and they can be killed simply by fire. So in the end, nothing can kill the venom.

Secondly, venom, an anti-hero, was put on the screen by Marvel comics only this year. According to the current box office, this anti-hero has brought huge benefits to Marvel Comics, and Marvel Comics will never give up this IP. Instead, there will be more movies about the IP of venom in the next two weeks. Wouldn't it be a pity to be killed by a simple fire?

Venom is an alien creature, and it may not be afraid of fire itself, so it was not burned to death.

In my opinion, the second statement of 1 is more reliable.

The above only represents personal views and is for reference only.

Why didn't the deadly guardian of venom burn to death?

Just look at the title, the deadly guardian, as the name implies, is to sacrifice his life for justice and protect the host.

I analyzed several reasons.

1. In the Marvel animation, although the venom helped the man block the fire, and then * * * would die when he touched the fire, it may be that the man fell into the sea with the venom, but the venom was not burned to death. Or fire is a skin injury of foreign creatures, the most primitive is cells, and perhaps cell walls! .

2. Although the venom has been burned, what is the venom? It is parasitic and has strong growth ability, so the man grabs the black object that pokes the venom with his hand and then falls into the sea to see that the venom is burned, but the one that the man catches (probably the nucleus) may regenerate in the man's body. Maybe the growth ability is not so strong, so the next episode will take some time. I hope so! ! )

Eddie has a ring on him. As the saying goes, real gold is not afraid of fire! Maybe the venom is hidden in that ring. Burn the two places separately at once.

4. If not, netizens, do you want to watch a sequel?

This question is very simple, because venom is the protagonist and a superhero. How can it die so easily? If you die, how can you show its power? It won't happen again, will it hahaha

Of course, the above is a joke. The weakness of venom is that ultrasound and high temperature can force it to separate from its host. Doesn't mean you'll be burned to death if there's a fire. It exists in liquid form and is difficult to kill. As long as there is some liquid, it can be resurrected. In the last big explosion, part of the venom was on Eddie Brock. When Eddie Brock fell into the water, the fire went out, and of course he could continue to revive. Kotoo's anger, inside the rocket, exploded, must have been dried up and died of natural causes!

The most popular movie recently is Poison. Many friends are disgusted with this appearance after watching the movie, and the little cute inside is surrounded by powder. Under the perfect interpretation of teacher Tang, we also know all kinds of ideas in the depths of venom.

Friends who have seen the movie have more or less the same doubts about the explosion scene at the end of the movie. Why did the venom of fire revive for no reason after the explosion?

Here, I want to sum up two opinions that are the loudest and everyone agrees with.

1. The venom is not in the center of the explosion and is affected by the continuous high temperature. Because in the last fighting scene, the venom jumped out of the spaceship to destroy it. Different from the riot, the venom helped Mr. Tang block the flame after the explosion, but it fell into the sea with Mr. Tang, so it was not fatally injured and then revived.

The man's ring may be a key prop. In the movie, we have seen the rings of the hero and heroine appear many times. From the man's proposal to the final separation, the rings well express the man's inner loneliness. When the man and woman fall into the sea from the rocket, the careful audience will notice that the camera gives a close-up of the ring. As a venom with a strong desire to survive, netizens speculated that the venom should be in the ring at this time. Although some of them were burned by fire, they were not completely burned to death. This can also hint at their CP plot through the diamond ring. It seems that the ring has become a "token of love" for the two of them, and the CP should not run away.

What I understand is that venom itself is a liquid. Is there a small part of the host when the venom is actively withdrawn from the host? Then, just like blood, it will regenerate blood and slowly recover.