Name: Brian Benjamin Parker

Alias: Carnage

Age: 19

Gender: Male

Height: 6’ 2”

Current Location: Oscorp Facility near Rochester NY

Occupation: NA

Orientation: Heterosexual

Voice: Young adult, slight symbiotic multi-tone



Symbiotic Bond - Brian possesses various superhuman attributes as a result of bonding with the Carnage symbiote. Most of his powers are similar to those possessed by Spider-Man and Venom. For example he can see out of every bit of his symbiote.


Superhuman Strength: Brian is superhumanly strong. He has demonstrated to being stronger than Spider-Man and Venom combined and can lift about 60 tons.

Superhuman Speed: Brian can run and move at speeds superior to those of any normal human being. Top quadruped sprint at roughly 55 mph.

Superhuman Stamina: Brian’s musculature generates considerably less fatigue toxins during physical activity than the musculature of an ordinary human. He can physically exert himself at peak capacity for about 24 hours before the build up of fatigue toxins in his bloodstream begins to impair him.

Superhuman Agility: Brian's agility, balance, and bodily coordination are enhanced to levels that are beyond the natural physical limits of even the finest human athlete.

Superhuman Reflexes: Brian's reflexes are similarly enhanced and are superior to those of the finest human athlete. .01 sec reaction time.

Superhuman Durability: The tissue the symbiote is composed of renders Brian's body much harder and more resistant to physical injury than the body of an ordinary human. Brian can withstand high caliber bullets, great impact forces, powerful energy blasts, and falls from great heights without sustaining physical injury.

Regenerative Healing Factor: Despite this, however, it is possible to injure him. Brian is able to rapidly regenerate damaged bodily tissues much faster and more extensively than an ordinary human. It isn't known, however, if he can fully regenerate severed limbs or missing internal organs. Brian is also immune to the effects of all Earthly diseases and infections as long as he remains bonded with the symbiote.

Wall Crawling: Much like Spider-Man, Brian has the ability to cling to virtually any surface. He can rapidly crawl, walk, or run across even slickened surfaces.

Webbing: Brian can project a powerful, organic web-like substance similar to the webbing Spider-Man has. He typically uses this webbing to swing from building to building or as a means of immobilizing someone. The webbing is exceptionally strong,

Constituent Matter Generation: Brian can generate tentacle-like appendages from various parts of his body, which he often uses either in combat situations or to restrain someone.

Constituent-Matter Manipulation: Brian can morph sections of his body, such as his hands or feet, into bladed weaponry such as spikes, blades, or axes. Brian can also detach these bladed weaponry if he chooses to. For example, he often forms spikes that he expels from his body. The weaponry, however, disintegrates after being separated from his body after a period of about 30 seconds.

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Side Effects and Weaknesses: The Carnage symbiote, like all others of its kind, is extremely vulnerable to heat and sonic based attacks. They can cause the symbiote physical pain and discomfort, where as "more powerful" attacks might be completely ineffective. Also, specific to Brian, he is unable to yet control his physical appearance and remains in “Carnage” form at all times.


Sources:http://marvel.wikia.com/Cletus_Kasady_%28Earth-616%29







Personality: Young and not immune to the cockiness of his age. Beyond all he wants to be a great super hero like his father was. He is quite a bit full hearty, sure that his powers and unnatural skills will be enough for anything he might ever face as a hero. But having never seen actual combat, that is unlikely.

Having been cooped up in an Oscorp research facility for the past seven years and having little human contact beyond his foster father Harry Osborn, he is unsurprisingly a little socially awkward. Though in the “excited to meet anyone” way instead of the “shy” way. Having been under the personal tutelage of a top intellectual for the past six or so years hasn’t hurt his book smarts either. Though not nearly as much of it stuck as it should have.

Lastly, due to his bond to the Carnage symbiote, which spent most of it’s time with an insane serial killer, he can become hyper-aggressive. A sort of blood lust, he lets out more of an animalistic side in which he lashes out at anything that appears to threaten him. This tends to happen most often during his training sessions, which are designed to mimic combat.

History/Background: Thirteen years before the Reaper invasion of earth Peter Parker and his bride MJ Parker had a son. After countless sleepless nights were spent worrying about what side effects his mutation might have on their offspring, Parker finally threw caution to the wind and took the plunge. Despite the nightmares of six armed infants. However, everything did not go better than expected.

During the pregnancy, everything seemed fine, and everything with the two soon to be parents was right as rain. Apart from the mocking publicity Spider Man got from buying pickles and marshmallow peanut butter. A few months before the Then, shortly after their son was born the doctor brought Peter some very bad news. The infant seemed to suffer from an extremely rare deformity in his left arm and leg. They would have to be amputated.

After the birth of their son, MJ wanted to move out NYC to a environment that would be easier for the young Brian. However, Peter wanted to stay and kept saying stuff like “The City Needs Me!”. In reality he blamed himself for his son’s deformity. Eventually, Mary Jane took the infant Brian and left Peter. Who stayed in New York City.

Brian turned out to be a pretty good kid. MJ had learned from the many mistakes of her own parents. Despite his handy-cap and being bound to a wheelchair, his mother’s “hard ass yet loving” nature insured he was a determined and moral individual. The family of two were occasionally visited by his father, but the instances were always awkward. MJ tried to keep them isolated from his father’s world of superheroes, but like a great many of the male youth at that time he came to idolize them. Despite his mother’s constant criticisms of them.

Eventually, around his Twelfth birthday, Brian learned who his father really was. There were just too many questions left un-answered for MJ to dodge any longer. So she called Peter and demand he come to help her explain. After everything was out, Peter expected his son to hate him. Yet, the silence following the long explanation was met with the cheering of his son and the excited exclamation “NO WAY! MY DAD IS SPIDERMAN?!”. Brian didn’t once utter any for of forgiveness. Why should he? After all, wasn’t it his father’s duty to keep the city safe? Brian knew he couldn’t selfishly abandon his duty. MJ was slightly angry that Parker had gotten of scott free, but was happy that he could finally bond with his father. Even Peter seemed to loose some of the guilt he felt when he saw his son’s missing leg and arm. Following that, for a time all was right with the Parker family. Sadly, things were not meant to last.

A few months after the family tell-all Peter had decided, much to Brian’s protest, that he needed to spend some more time with his son. He decided to move to the rural town, though Brian made him promise that it was only temporary. MJ was still reluctant to trust Peter after what had happened following their son’s birth, but she couldn’t deny the way they both seemed to glow when they were together. She still didn’t let him stay in the same house though. He had to bunk in a hotel down the street.

One day Peter started to get the strange feeling that someone was watching him as he walked down the street from the hotel to his wife and son’s suburban home. Though after pulling a bait and switch in an alley one night then finding no one, he dismissed it as heroing withdrawals. Though in reality, he had just missed Cletus Kasady known as Carnage.

The mass murdering ex-prisoner psychopath turned alien symbiote supervillian, but still psychotic mass murderer, had recently revived the carnage symbiote within his body and was now going to make Spider Man pay for always ruining his fun. This time however, he wasn’t going to rush in blindly he had a plan. He was going to catch Peter off his guard, make Spider Man rush in blindly and make mistakes.


A few days later, Brian returned home from high school. Though he thought something was strange as he called out to his mom that he had aced the day’s physics test and didn’t receive an answer. His mom always beat him home, and she hadn’t called to say she was going to be out. He wheeled himself into the kitchen expecting a note on counter. However what he found was his mother’s mutilated corpse, or the scattered remains of her mutilated corpse, flung about the kitchen.

Later Peter received a phone call from his son. He was finishing up at his day job, which he had taken to keep up appearances in town, when he answered. On the other line was his son’s voice. Erratic and sniffling, unable to be understood beyond begging him to come. Then he heard something that made his heart skip a beat. “Come on spidey…” was heard just before the line clicked off. Peter dropped the phone and sprinted from the building.

Minutes later, he bust through the front door and a battle of epic proportions ensued. After nearly an hour and the complete wrecking of the house, Peter managed to kill Cletus. But he did not have the sonic weaponry to deal with the symbiote, who sought shelter in the body of his unconscious son. Peter didn’t even have time to morn his wife as he threw Brian in the back of a car and sped down the road. The only luck seeming to go his way was that Peter knew an old family friend Harry Osborn was working at an Oscorp research facility in nearby Rochester.

With the help of Harry, Peter was able to put his now symbiote infused son in a secure cell. As he feared the Carnage, which had been connected to Cletus for so long, might cause Brian to loose control. Which is indeed what happened.

Over the next few days, the new Carnage lashed out like a vicious animal, trying to escape it’s cell. Though Harry and Peter were able to keep it at bay, while trying to separate it from Brian. However, the symbiote seemed to have evolved when it had bonded with Brian due to the influences of his fathers genes. The techniques that had worked before were ineffective. Then something miraculous happened, Brian wrested control his body from the alien symbiote. He was extremely confused and disoriented, but when his father explained what happened, he broke into depression over the death of his mother. Though he only once blamed his father.

Over the following weeks, Peter and Harry desperately to find a way to remove the symbiote from Brian while Brian waited patiently. Though, Brian began to feel like he didn’t want the symbiote separated. He felt in control of his new body, and for the first time in his life he had the use of his left arm an leg along with all the fantastic powers of Carnage. Still, Brian kept silent, he knew how hard his father was working to turn him back to normal and didn’t want to upset him. Peter spent his every waking moment trying to develop a way to exorcise the symbiote, keeping a erratic schedule and hardly sleeping. He might have found a way to do it to, if not for the reaper invasion.

Before Peter left the underground research facility to try and help defend against the reapers, he made Harry promise that no matter what, he would save his son. Harry couldn’t refuse the request. As Peter said his goodbye to his son, Brian’s feelings finally came out. Brian begged his father to let his son come with him. He said that he was strong now, he could control the symbiote, help his father fight. Peter angrily refused his son, half concerned that the symbiote was playing tricks and half simply wanting to keep his only child safe. Peter’s angry response only served to make Brian yell back at his father, cursing him for everything he could think of. His abandonment, his mother’s death, accusing Peter of being ashamed of his disability, even saying that Peter wanted him to be unhappy and crippled. The symbiote fed Brian’s aggression causing him to say things that he had and would never mean. Peter simply stood there and took it until Brian finished, then left without saying a word.

Brian stayed angry an bitter at his father until after the end of the first war, when he heard the news of how Peter had died doing his best to try and save the entire human race. Which brought perspective back to Brain and caused him to slip into depression. Eventually, though it took the better part of a year, with the help of Harry Brian recovered the depression brought on by loosing both of his parents. Harry continued working on separating the symbiote from Brian’s body, but never claimed even a minor success.

After a time, Brian convinced Harry that he was in control of his body and asked his foster father to let him train. So that he could use his powers to help people, like his father had. Harry reluctantly allowed him to start a regular regiment, inside the facility. Brian found it a welcome reprieve to Harry’s schooling and even the internet which had started to become boring after the first year of his holding. The fighting seemed to come naturally to him and eventually the training regiment evolved into something similar to the X-men’s training room. Sometimes, Harry thought of abandoning his search for a way to return Brian to normal, but every time he saw the hyper-aggressive behavior Brian exhibited during his training, Harry struck the thought from his mind.

Now 6 years after the reaper invasion. Brian has his own personal wing in the facility, which he has free reign in. He keeps from getting bored with his training regiments and hopes for the day he will convince his step father that he is ready to leave. He has become more ancy since he turned eighteen a year ago, but knows if he does anything rash like try and break out it will hurt his chances of Harry ever believing that he can function with the symbiote that has been with him for the past seven years. Harry meanwhile has come to question weather it is the right decision to keep Brian at the facility more and more often.


Notable family members:

-Peter Parker, Father, Deceased
-Mary Jane Parker, Mother, Deceased
-Harry Osborn, Adopted Father, Alive
















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