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When a symbiote
offspring of Eddie Brock (Venom),
merges with serial killer Cletus Kasady, the result is the nightmarish
murdering menace known as Carnage! Reborn from an alien creature, he’s a
more psychotic and dangerous being that spawns a family of symbiotes. Born
in Ravencroft Institute to inmate Louise Kasady, Cletus emerges into the
world, perishes at birth, and ends up in hell where he’s caged. It’s there
where Cletus’ devotion to chaos and death forms. Then, inexplicably revived,
Cletus grows up to become a killer, though in his mind, he sets his victims
free. Carnage made its first full appearance in The Amazing Spider-Man
#361 (April 1992).
Sentenced to eleven
consecutive life terms for the slaughter of numerous innocents, psychopathic
serial killer Kasady shares time with his new cellmate, Eddie Brock. Brock had
become separated from his symbiotic other half, Venom. The creature finds
Brock in his jail cell and bonds with its host once more. The pair easily
smash through the cell wall and vanish into the night, failing to notice the
trace of alien biomass they left behind. The symbiote that had possessed
Brock—and, at one time, Peter Parker (Spider-Man)—belonged
to a less-violent caste of a bloodthirsty race of space-faring parasites.
Quickly setting about to consume a host, the biomass melds with the murderous
Kasady—and the deadly symbiotic duo calling itself Carnage emerges. Far more
lethal than Venom, Carnage escapes jail to embark on a murderous spree,
killing a graduate student at Empire State University (ESU) who happens to be
friends with Peter, kicking off a long-term enemy in the wall-crawler.

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June 21st, 2026
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For some reason,
I always imagined Green Goblin appearing in MVC1 or MVC2. He just
seemed like he'd be an instant solid assist character, flying in to cause some
mayhem. In the years / decades following MVC2, Capcom stopped making Marvel
fighting games. It was then that I thought, Green Goblin will probably never
appear in a fighting game. Underrated characters like him, or
difficult-to-animate-and-do-correctly characters like him, don't usually have a
good chances of making it to a fighting game.
Fast forward 3 decades later and a crazy thing like Marvel Tokon comes
into existence. Goblin looks insane in-game, wow! It sure is a good time
to still be a fighting game fan and a Marvel fan. We are still here and
eating well. Arc System Works is creating an amazing game and using Marvel
characters I never thought I'd see in a proper fighting game. Spider-Man 1
movie costume please. >:D
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