Meticulously sculpted by SEGA, the Spider-Man - Venom figure captures Venom's sinuous silhouette and predatory energy. The figure's glossy, jet-black 'symbiote' surface gleams under display lighting, highlighting every subtle ridge, muscle striation, and organic texture that suggests the living fabric itself. Venom's iconic white spider emblem is rendered with crisp contrast across the chest, while the oversized mouth and serrated teeth peek from a slightly open jaw to convey menace. The eyes are sharply defined, giving the character a cold, calculating gaze. The figure's pose balances motion and restraint: one leg advanced, torso twisted, tendrils curling from the shoulders and back, as if the symbiote is already reaching outward to subdue a foe. A sturdy base anchors the dynamic stance, ensuring stability on shelves.

Venom originates from an alien symbiote that bonds with hosts, granting their hosts impressive powers at the cost of control. In the Spider-Man canon, the venom symbiote first attaches to Spider-Man himself, then later bonds with Eddie Brock, a disgraced journalist who shares Spider-Man's hatred for the hero. The combined entity becomes Venom, a formidable foe who is neither fully villain nor fully anti-hero. Venom's powers include enhanced strength, shape-shifting tendrils, rapid healing, and a heightened adaptation of Spider-Man's own abilities, along with an intense fixation on Spider-Man. The relationship between Spider-Man and Venom is defined by a dangerous balance of attraction and rivalry, repeatedly clashing in battles that push both to new extremes, while fraught alliances arise in moments of common threat. This figure commemorates Marvel Comics' 80th anniversary, celebrated by fans with iconic characters in timeless poses.