Venom: The Last Dance villain seemingly revealed in new trailer

Next month will finally see the premiere ofVenom: The Last Danceand yet, there's still quite a bit we don't know about it. Sure, an official trailer was alreadyreleased, and it has previously been stated it will be the Lethal Protector's last stand-alone movie. However, we still have to learn if it will partially take place in the MCU or not (given thatconfusing bar scenein the trailer) and, most importantly; who Venom will face off in his last adventure. Fortunately, a new international was released which would seem to (finally) reveal the big bad.

Could Lasher be the movie's villain?

As you can see in the trailer's thumbnail above, we have our first look at a new symbiote inVenom: The Last Dance. While its identity isn't explicitly given away, chances are we're looking at Lasher here. After all, it has a light aqua color and isn't as "bulky" as other iconic symbiotes such as Toxin. Furthermore, at the 0:14 second mark, we hear his voice saying very menacingly "Everything will end".

Lasher is one of the five aliens better known for their participation in theSeparation Anxietycomic book arc. He's one of the offspring of the original Venom symbiote created by the Life Foundation. It's worth noting that such was also the case for Riot, the antagonist of the firstVenommovie. After the Life Foundation's original plan went wrong, Lasher's symbiote bonded with a security guard called Ramón Hernández and proceeded to wreak havoc in the city.

While chances are Lasher will be the film's one and only antagonist, it's worth discussing the possibility of other symbiotes making their big-screen appearance as well.Venom: The Last Dancewill be Sony's last entry in the franchise, after all, so they want to go out with a bang. Many even hoped Spider-Man would make anappearancein the movie to end things on a high note - signaling expectations are at an all-time high. So now that the symbiote's "home" has found Eddie Brock (and a full-on alien invasion will come to happen), why not let us see all five Life Foundation symbiotes together fighting against the Lethal Protector? They could even join forces and merge into "Hybrid", an amalgamation of all of Venom's offspring.

It's still too early to know for sure what awaits audiences once they finally watchVenom: The Last Dance. But one thing's certain: the possibilities of Lasher being in the film are exciting. Are you looking forward to watching him as an antagonist on the big screen? Let us know on oursocial media pages! And stick aroundWhatever A Spider Canfor everything Spider-Man-related.

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