If Eddie is just himself or with small bits of the symbiote coming out of his body, he’s invisible to the Xenophage. If either Eddie or Venom is killed, then the Codex will cease to exist.

However, this transformation inadvertently reveals the Codex to the Xenophage, alerting Knull that the Codex is with Venom and Eddie. Why was this scene cut from the movie? Well, here’s one ...

For example, Lava’s red and yellow fire whip worked well with the tendril cage that Animal/Tendril used to restrain the Xenophage.” Aharon Bourland further disclosed the name Jim, while ...

Karl Lindberg, meanwhile, has shared a bunch of his designs, including Venom Horse, Venom Frog, and the monstrous Xenophage. There's plenty more to be found on his profile, so we'd suggest ...

Before he can carry out his plan, though, the Xenophage attacks the base, and to protect the codex – aka Eddie and Venom – the other symbiotes held at the lab are freed and start taking over ...

But – not one to accept defeat without a fight – Venom successfully manages to mount an escape and re-bond with Eddie, which then leads to an all out war with the Xenophage. This also involves ...

The final installment, ‘Venom: The Last Dance,’ showcases Eddie Brock's intense battle with Knull's Xenophage and hints at future storylines with post- and mid-credit scenes. Following Venom ...

Also pursuing them is an extraterrestrial creature known as a xenophage, a hideous reptilian monster dispatched by an imprisoned evil overlord called Knull, creator of the symbiotes. Venom is the ...

They’re also being pursued by a xenophage, a giant monstrosity with woodchipper-like teeth sent by Venom’s creator Knull — a comic-book villain that’s the looming bad guy over “The Last ...