In an interview with ScreenRant, Tom Hardy expressed interest in melding his own Sony-verse with the ever-expanding MCU: Whether or not Hardy’s Venom specifically will be facing off against Holland’s Spidey still remains a question. This begs the question, is Venom finally in the MCU now? Although the back-to-back appearances of Hardy’s Venom in Let There Be Carnage and No Way Home may come across as a bait-and-switch, teeing up a multiversal showdown between Holland and Hardy and then immediately reneging on it, it does establish that a form of the Venom symbiote is now loose on an unsuspecting MCU with its eyes set on Peter Parker.
RELATED: How Does Magic Work in the MCU? Marvel's Most Mystical Beings, Explained Almost immediately, thanks to another spell from the sorcerer supreme, they are whisked away back to their own Sony-verse, leaving only a small drop of the black symbiote behind in the MCU.
In the mid-credits scene of No Way Home, Brock and his parasitic pal are receiving a crash-course in MCU history (Iron Man, Hulk, Thanos, etc.) and decide to pay the New York web-slinger a visit. The ending of Venom: Let There Be Carnage finds a flustered Eddie Brock ( Tom Hardy) and Venom seemingly transported into the Marvel Cinematic Universe by a “strange” phenomenon, with the worldwide reveal of Peter Parker’s identity, in particular, catching the ever-hungry symbiote’s attention. He might need a helping (parasitic) hand from the “Lethal Protector”. For him, being a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is about to get a lot more difficult. The ending finds Peter alone, broke, and literally without a friend in the world, but no shortage of new enemies on the horizon. Spider-Man: No Way Home capped off Jon Watts’ trilogy on a dour note for Tom Holland’s Peter Parker, leaving him without any friends or family who remember him or any of the Stark tech that helped him become an Avenger.
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