Hive (Poisons) (Earth-17952)/Members

Poison Angel was one of the many Poisons seen in visions by Kid Kaiju.^[1]

Poison Angela was killed by the Prime Marvel Universe's Cletus Kasady, who had been bonded to a new symbiote in order to be assimilated.^[2]

As part of the Hive's invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe, Poison Black Cat was dispatched to infiltrate a S.H.I.E.L.D. facility in order to locate that universe's anomaly.^[3]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Blade was sent to Mu, alongside Poison Werewolf by Night and Poison Frankenstein's Monster, to deal with Kid Kaiju's protector, Elsa Bloodstone.^[5]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

As part of the Poisons' invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe, Poison Blob, alongside Poison Vulture, Poison Lady Octopus, Poison Scorpion, Poison Iron Fist, and Poison Punisher, to fight some of the heroes of that universe.

He was killed by a lightning strike with the arrival of the Young X-Men's Bloodstorm.

Poison Bullseye was one of the Poisons who found Venompool, a member of the Resistance who chose to be assimilated.^[6]

He was later a member of the Hive's attack on Our Lady of Saints Church, one of the Resistance's bases.^[7]

This Poison was most likely killed by Venom Rocket's bomb, which destroyed their ship.^[8]

Poison Captain America was the Poison who assimilated Captain Venom, the field leader of the Resistance.^[6]

He later led the Hive's attack on Our Lady of Saints Church, one of the Resistance's bases.^[7]

He, along with Poison Spider-Man, later received Poison Deadpool inside the ship when he "captured" the Resistance's Carnage. At the final battle, Carnage killed him, revealing it was just a plan so the Venoms could explode the ship.^[8]

Poison Captain Marvel attacked D-Man and Rage on Manhattan Bridge alongside Poison Killer Thrill, Poison Hyperion, Poison Gamora, and Poison Thing, in order to attract more powerful heroes. This attack led to the creation of Poison D-Man, Poison Rage, and Poison Thor.^[5]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Offered the chance to regain his symbiote by the Hive, Cletus Kasady eagerly agreed to join them.^[3] Instead, he was tricked, experimented upon, and forcibly bonded to a new symbiote that had been altered to ensure he would not be able to resist being consumed like Venompool had.^[5] Upon breaking free, he began to rampage but was quickly consumed by an unbound Poison, giving rise to Poison Carnage.^[2] Despite Poison Doom's precautions, Cletus's consciousness was able to resist being consumed, and he became the dominant psyche in control of Poison Carnage's body.^[9]

After the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey, Poison Carnage was left stranded in orbit,^[4] the crystal armor and consumed symbiote biomass ultimately crumbling away to reveal a resurrected Cletus Kasady.^[10]

Poison Crossbones worked with Poison Taskmaster and Poison Hawkeye to bond Hercules and Thor to symbiotes.^[3]

Poison Crossbones later bonded The Mighty Scragg to a symbiote, allowing for the latter's assimilation into the Hive moments later.

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison D-Man was the Poison that assimilated the Symbiote-clad D-Man during the Hive's invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe.^[5]

This Poison died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Daredevil was one of the many Poisons defending the Hive's ship in Earth-TRN644. He was killed by Venom Rocket's bomb, which destroyed the ship.^[8]

Poison Deadpool was the Poison who consumed Venompool, a member of the Resistance who surrendered himself to the Hive.^[6] However, Venompool's strong personality, mental instability, and healing factor slowed down the Poison's assimilation process and allowed him to suppress its will and act as a double-agent for the Resistance, "kidnapping" the Resistance's Carnage and providing he and other members access to the Hive's ship.^[11] He was subsequently killed by Venom Rocket's bomb, which destroyed the ship.^[8]

Poison Doctor Doom was the Poison who assimilated the Venomized Doctor Doom of Earth-TRN653,^[12] and the field commander of the Hive in Earth-TRN644.^[6]

He manipulated a Venomized Doctor Strange into summoning a Venomized Resistance, which would unwillingly fill up the ranks of the Hive.^[11]

This faction of the Hive was all but destroyed by Venom Rocket's bomb, and Doom reported back to the Hive's second-in-command: Poison Thanos in Earth-17952.^[8]

An attempt to assimilate the Prime Marvel Universe was later held using the symbiotes of the planet Klyntar to bond to the universe's heroes, allowing for easier assimilation. Poison Thanos watched this invasion from afar, with Poison Doctor Doom acting as his right-hand man, and both answering to the Queen, with Doom believing that it was his mother.^[3]

Both Poisons worked to ensure 'anomalies' native to the Prime Marvel Universe like Carnage^[3] and Kid Kaiju^[5] were assimilated.

They were first successful with Carnage, forcibly bonding him to a new symbiote and having him assimilated, having him become Poison Carnage.^[2]

In order to defend from Earth's heroes' last defense, the Queen had Poison Doctor Doom and Poison Marvel Girl stay on Poison Thanos' Ship to act as the Poison Queen's protectors.^[13]

When Marvel Girl broke free from the Poison Queen's control and turned on her, Poison Doctor Doom attempted to save his "mother," but was restrained by Venom and could only watch as the Poison Queen died, subsequently dying along with her.^[4]

Poison Doctor Druid reported to Poison Thanos and Poison Doctor Doom on the invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe, informing them of the new, third anomaly, Agent Anti-Venom.^[2] He teleported a squad of Poisons to attack Alchemax,^[13] but was threatened by Poison Carnage into returning them to Thanos' Ship, where he was killed by Cyclops.^[4]

Poison Doctor Octopus encountered Venomized Spider-Man and the Venom of the Prime Marvel Universe and engaged them in combat.

He was impaled with a piece of rebar by Eddie, killing him, but this bought time for another Poison to assimilate Spider-Man.^[14]

Poison Electro was one of the many Poisons seen in visions by Kid Kaiju.^[1]

Poison Enchantress was one of the Poisons attempting to breach Venomized Doctor Strange's magical defenses in order to assimilate him into the Hive.^[7]

She was killed by members of the Resistance, who had infiltrated the Hive's ship.^[8]

The Poison Fin Fang Foom used his telepathic abilities from across the Multiverse in an attempt to influence Kid Kaiju, an Inhuman from the Prime Marvel Universe with the power to summon whichever creature he drew.^[15] After numerous tries to have Kid Kaiju draw him or his kind unconsciously or while in his sleep, Fing Fang Foom managed to make his way to Kid Kaiju's universe to personally force him to draw the rest of the Hive so they could ravage this new world.^[16]

Kid Kaiju's monsters were summoned to attack Poison Fin Fang Foom, but Foom's own mental influence and Kid Kaiju's own doubt led to their ultimate failure and Kid Kaiju instead opted to fight Foom with Foom.^[1] Foom of the Prime Marvel Universe was defeated in combat by the Poison, but Poison Foom was killed by Kid Kaiju's monsters, after his self confidence had been sufficiently improved.^[15]

Poison Frankenstein's Monster was sent to Mu, alongside Poison Blade and Poison Werewolf by Night, to deal with Kid Kaiju's protector, Elsa Bloodstone.^[5]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Gamora was one of the many Poisons on Poison Thanos' ship in Earth-17952.^[8]

She later attacked D-Man and Rage on Manhattan Bridge alongside Poison Killer Thrill, Poison Hyperion, Poison Captain Marvel, and Poison Thing, in order to attract more powerful heroes. This attack led to the creation of Poison D-Man, Poison Rage, and Poison Thor.^[5]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Ghost Rider was the Poison who assimilated Host Rider. He was killed moments after assimilation by the Resistance's Carnage.^[7]

Poison Gladiator was one of the many Poisons on Poison Thanos' ship in Earth-17952.^[8]

Poison Green Goblin was one of the Poisons who found Venompool, a member of the Resistance who chose to be assimilated.^[6]

He was later a member of the Hive's attack on Our Lady of Saints Church, one of the Resistance's bases.^[7]

Poison Green Goblin was also one of the many Poisons defending the Hive's ship in Earth-TRN644. He was killed by Venom Rocket's bomb, which destroyed the ship.^[8]

Poison Grim Reaper was present in the Hive's invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe, facing off against its Defenders.^[3]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Groot was one of the many Poisons on Poison Thanos' ship in Earth-17952.^[8]

He, alongside Poison Whirlwind and Poison Spider-Woman was sent to Mu in order to assimilate the anomaly Kid Kaiju. He was killed by a H.E.R.B.I.E. unit, which had been rigged to explode by Elsa Bloodstone.^[5]

Poison Gwenpool was the Poison who assimilated the Venomized Gwenpool of Earth-TRN646.^[17]

She was captured and interrogated by the Resistance yet refused to betray the Hive. Fortunately for the Resistance, Poison Deadpool then showed up, killing Poison Gwenpool and revealing his true allegiance to the Resistance.^[11]

Poison Hawkeye was one of the many Poisons defending the Hive's ship in Earth-TRN644. He was killed by Venom Rocket's bomb, which destroyed the ship.^[8]

Another Poison Hawkeye worked with Poison Taskmaster and Poison Crossbones to bond Hercules and Thor to symbiotes.^[3]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Hexxer was one of the Poisons dispatched by Poison Killer Thrill to assimilate her former crew.

Alongside Poison Marvel Girl, Poison Kraven the Hunter, and numerous unbound Poisons, Hexxer fought against the X-Men in an attempt to assimilate them. Unfortunately for the Poisons, they were released into deep space before any more X-Men could be assimilated.^[18]

Poison Hulk was the Poison who assimilated Hulk, a member of the Resistance.^[12]

He then attacked the Resistance's base in the sewers, killing Agent Venom and allowing the Hive to capture Captain Venom.^[14]

He was later one of the many Poisons defending the Hive's ship in Earth-TRN644. He was killed by Venom Rocket's bomb, which destroyed the ship.^[8]

Poison Hyperion attacked D-Man and Rage on Manhattan Bridge alongside Poison Killer Thrill, Poison Captain Marvel, Poison Gamora, and Poison Thing, in order to attract more powerful heroes. This attack led to the creation of Poison D-Man, Poison Rage, and Poison Thor.^[5]

When the anomaly Kid Kaiju arrived at the bridge to help the heroes, Poison Hyperion attempted to bond him to a symbiote in order to assimilate him, but was crushed by Aegis.^[2]

Another Poison Hyperion attacked Danger bearing a team of super heroes en route to Thanos' Ship alongside several other Poisons. He perished when the Queen was killed by Marvel Girl.^[4]

Poison Iron Fist was one of the Poisons who found Venompool, a member of the Resistance who chose to be assimilated.^[6]

He was later a member of the Hive's attack on Our Lady of Saints Church, one of the Resistance's bases; however, he was bisected by Carnage in the first moments of the assault.^[7]

Another Poison Iron Fist later took part in the Hive's invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe, facing off against that world's version of his former self, mentioning the Hive have several others Poisoned Iron Fists.^[2]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Jimmy Hudson was the Poison who assimilated the Symbiote-clad Jimmy Hudson during the assault on Alchemax Tower.^[13]

While many Poisons died when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey, he and Poison Carnage survived.^[4][19]

Believing itself to be the last surviving member of the Hive, it dubbed itself "Poison" and started wandering the world in Jimmy's human form; the Poison's consciousness and Jimmy's fighting for control over their shared body. Poison remained in hiding until he was confronted by the time-displaced X-Men, though Magneto sent Daken to kill him in case the X-Men couldn't bring themselves to do so. Fortunately, Daken was stopped and Marvel Girl detected Jimmy's consciousness within the Poison's body. Because of her experiences in the Hive, she and the X-Men decided to let him leave until he could solve his identity crisis between the mutant and the alien.^[20]

Poison Killer Thrill was the Poison who assimilated the Symbiote-clad Killer Thrill. Alongside Poison Marvel Girl and numerous unbound Poisons, she took the fight to the Symbiote-clad X-Men and Venom.^[21]

Unfortunately for the Poisons, they were released into deep space before any more X-Men could be assimilated.^[18]

Poison Killer Thrill survived this, however, and later attacked D-Man and Rage on Manhattan Bridge alongside Poison Thing, Poison Captain Marvel, Poison Gamora, and Poison Hyperion, in order to attract more powerful heroes. This attack led to the creation of Poison D-Man, Poison Rage, and Poison Thor.^[5]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Kraven the Hunter came to the Prime Marvel Universe, assaulting a Nova Corps prison to find the Klyntar hunter, Haze Mancer.^[22]

Finding his way to Killer Thrill's ship, Kraven led Poisons to assimilate both her and a Symbiote-clad Marvel Girl.^[21]

Unfortunately for the Poisons, they were released into deep space before any more X-Men could be assimilated.^[18]

Poison Kraven the Hunter later managed to find his way back to the Hive, however, and worked with Poison Lady Deathstrike and Poison Morbius to assault the Ravencroft Institute for the Criminally Insane in order to capture the Prime Marvel Universe's anomaly.^[3]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Lady Deathstrike worked with Poison Kraven the Hunter and Poison Morbius to assault the Ravencroft Institute for the Criminally Insane in order to capture the Prime Marvel Universe's anomaly.^[3]

This Poison died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

As part of the Poisons' invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe, Poison Lady Octopus, alongside Poison Vulture, Poison Blob, Poison Scorpion, Poison Iron Fist, and Poison Punisher, to fight some of the heroes of that universe.^[2]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Magneto was one of the many Poisons seen in visions by Kid Kaiju.^[1]

Poison Marvel Girl was the Poison who assimilated the Symbiote-clad Marvel Girl. Alongside Poison Killer Thrill and numerous unbound Poisons, she took the fight to the Symbiote-clad X-Men and Venom.^[21]

Unfortunately for the Poisons, they were released into deep space before any more X-Men could be assimilated. However, after the adventure, Cyclops recieved a psychic message from Poison Marvel Girl, implying the Poisons had survived the exposure to deep space.^[18]

She arrived back on Earth during the Hive's invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe, and took the Poison X-Force with her to Manhattan Bridge, to face off against, and assimilate, the heroes.^[2]

After the heroes escaped Manhattan Bridge with the help of Kid Kaiju, Poison Marvel Girl used Jean Grey's mental connection to Cyclops to locate their base of operations, Alchemax Tower, and had numerous Poisons attack the tower. Poison Marvel Girl herself stayed on Poison Thanos' ship with Poison Doctor Doom in order to defend the Queen; however, Jean Grey had managed to resist being consumed by the Hive and eventually killed Poison Marvel Girl, manifesting as a psionic entity before killing the Poison Queen and ending the threat of the Hive.^[4]

Poison Moon Knight was the Poison who assimilated Moon Knight, a member of the Resistance.^[12]

Poison Morbius worked with Poison Kraven the Hunter and Poison Lady Deathstrike to assault the Ravencroft Institute for the Criminally Insane in order to capture the Prime Marvel Universe's anomaly.^[3]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Nova was bisected by the Prime Marvel Universe's Cletus Kasady, who had been bonded to a new symbiote in order to be assimilated.^[2]

Another Poison Nova attacked Danger, forcing her to ram Thanos' Ship. This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Punisher was the Poison who assimilated the Venomized Punisher of Earth-TRN651, a member of the Resistance.^[12]

He was present in the Hive's invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe, bonding its Spider-Man to a symbiote.^[3]

He continued to face off against that universe's heroes, successfully bonding Devil Dinosaur to a symbiote, but was soon killed when Agent Anti-Venom arrived and attempted to free his host, only to find he was hollow, having consumed Frank Castle to bond to his symbiote.^[2]

The true leader of the Hive, the Poison Queen manipulated both Poison Thanos and Poison Doctor Doom by appearing to them as important people in their past lives.^[3]

She was killed by Jean Grey, who drew upon the psionic energy of all those consumed by the Poisons to destroy her.^[4]

Poison Rage was the Poison that assimilated the Symbiote-clad Rage during the Hive's invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe.^[5]

This Poison died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Rhino was the Poison who assimilated Rhino, a member of the Resistance.^[12]

He then participated in the Hive's attack on Our Lady of Saints Church, one of the Resistance's bases.^[7]

He was later one of the many Poisons defending the Hive's ship in Earth-TRN644. He was killed by Venom Rocket's bomb, which destroyed the ship.^[8]

Poison Sabretooth was performing a reconnaissance mission with Poison Gwenpool when they were ambushed by the Resistance. Poison Gwenpool was kidnapped for interrogation and Poison Sabretooth was killed by Carnage.^[11]

Poison Satana was one of the Poisons attempting to breach Venomized Doctor Strange's magical defenses in order to assimilate him into the Hive.^[7]

She was killed by members of the Resistance, who had infiltrated the Hive's ship.^[8]

Poison Scarlet Witch was one of the Poisons attempting to breach Venomized Doctor Strange's magical defenses in order to assimilate him into the Hive.^[7]

She was killed by members of the Resistance, who had infiltrated the Hive's ship.^[8]

Poison Scorpion was present in the Hive's invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe, bonding a symbiote to its Ironheart.^[3]

He continued to face off against that universe's heroes, facing off against Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, as well as the Defenders.^[2]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Scragg was the Poison who assimilated Scragg, one of Kid Kaiju's monsters, during his attack on Poison Thanos. Poison Scragg was then painfully destabilized by Agent Anti-Venom's powers, and was able to tell Kid Kaiju that he loved him before being immolated by Slizzik.^[8]

Poison Shuma-Gorath was present in the Hive's invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe, facing against its Vision and Falcon, succesfully bonding a symbiote to the latter.^[3]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Silver Samurai was one of the many Poisons defending the Hive's ship in Earth-TRN644. He was killed by Venom Rocket's bomb, which destroyed the ship.^[8]

Poison Sister Grimm was one of the Poisons attempting to breach Venomized Doctor Strange's magical defenses in order to assimilate him into the Hive.^[7]

She was killed by members of the Resistance, who had infiltrated the Hive's ship.^[8]

Poison Spider-Man was the Poison who assimilated the Venomized Spider-Man of the Resistance.^[14]

He fought against the Venom of the Prime Marvel Universe until he was overpowered by the rest of the Resistance and chose to flee.^[6]

He was later one of the many Poisons defending the Hive's ship in Earth-TRN644. He was killed by Venom of the Prime Marvel Universe as their final showdown.^[8]

Poison Spider-Woman, alongside Poison Groot and Poison Whirlwind was sent to Mu in order to assimilate the anomaly Kid Kaiju. She was killed by a H.E.R.B.I.E. unit, which had been rigged to explode by Elsa Bloodstone.^[5]

Poison Spiral was one of the many Poisons defending the Hive's ship in Earth-TRN644, she was killed by Venom Rocket's bomb, which destroyed the ship.^[8]

Poison Star-Lord was one of the many Poisons on Poison Thanos' ship in Earth-17952.^[8]

Poison Storm was one of the Poisons who found Venompool, a member of the Resistance who chose to be assimilated.^[6]

Poison Super-Skrull was one of the many Poisons on Poison Thanos' ship in Earth-17952.^[8]

Poison Taskmaster worked with Poison Crossbones and Poison Hawkeye to bond Hercules and Thor to symbiotes.^[3]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Thanos was the second-in-command of the Hive^[8] and possibly the only Poison originated from the Poisons native reality.^[23] The true leader was the Queen, who he believed to be his mistress Death.^[3]

Seeking to please her, he led an attempt to invade and assimilate the residents of the Prime Marvel Universe via the use of Kid Kaiju's monster-summoning abilities.^[1] This ultimately proved unsuccessful.^[15]

A stronger attempt was later held using the symbiotes of the planet Klyntar to bond to the universe's heroes, allowing for easier assimilation. Poison Thanos watched this invasion from afar, with Poison Doctor Doom acting as his right-hand man.^[3]

Both Poisons worked to ensure 'anomalies' native to the Prime Marvel Universe like Carnage^[3] and Kid Kaiju^[5] were assimilated.

They were first successful with Carnage, forcibly bonding him to a new symbiote and having him assimilated, having him become Poison Carnage.^[2]

As part of the Hive's final attack on the heroes of Earth, Poison Thanos was dispatched to assimilate Kid Kaiju, destroying his Quinjet before coming up against the monsters Scragg, Slizzik, Hi-Vo, Mekara, and Aegis.^[13]

He was overwhelmed by the monsters and then died along with the other Poisons when the time-displaced Jean Grey freed herself from her Poisoned form and killed their Queen.^[4]

Poison Thing attacked D-Man and Rage on Manhattan Bridge alongside Poison Killer Thrill, Poison Captain Marvel, Poison Gamora, and Poison Hyperion, in order to attract more powerful heroes. This attack led to the creation of Poison D-Man, Poison Rage, and Poison Thor.^[5]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Thor was one of the many Poisons on Poison Thanos' ship in Earth-17952.^[8]

Poison Thor was the Poison that assimilated the Symbiote-clad Thor during the Hive's invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe.^[5]

The Poison was unworthy of Mjolnir and its lack of connection to it caused Thor to transform back into Dr. Jane Foster. The magic involved in this transformation killed the Poison.^[2]

Poison Tord was one of the Poisons dispatched by Poison Killer Thrill to assimilate her former crew.

Alongside Poison Marvel Girl, Poison Kraven the Hunter and numerous unbound Poisons, Tord fought against the X-Men in an attempt to assimilate them. Unfortunately for the Poisons, they were released into deep space before any more X-Men could be assimilated.^[18]

Poison Uviex was one of the Poisons dispatched by Poison Killer Thrill to assimilate her former crew.

Alongside Poison Marvel Girl, Poison Kraven the Hunter and numerous unbound Poisons, Uviex fought against the X-Men in an attempt to assimilate them. Unfortunately for the Poisons, they were released into deep space before any more X-Men could be assimilated.^[18]

Poison Vulture was one of the many Poisons seen in visions by Kid Kaiju.^[1]

He was later present in the Hive's invasion of the Prime Marvel Universe, bonding its Nova to a symbiote.^[3]

He continued to face off against that universe's heroes, facing off against Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, as well as the Defenders.^[2]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Werewolf by Night was sent to Mu, alongside Poison Blade and Poison Frankenstein's Monster, to deal with Kid Kaiju's protector, Elsa Bloodstone^[5]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Whirlwind, alongside Poison Groot and Poison Spider-Woman was sent to Mu in order to assimilate the anomaly Kid Kaiju. He was killed by a H.E.R.B.I.E. unit, which had been rigged to explode by Elsa Bloodstone.^[5]

A Poisoned X-Force was dispatched to the Xavier Institute for Mutant Education and Outreach to bond super-powered individuals with Klyntar in order to assimilate them into the Hive.^[3]

The Poison X-Force were later sent to assimilate heroes at Manhattan Bridge, alongside Poison Marvel Girl.^[2]

The team most likely disbanded when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

A member of the Poisoned X-Force, Cable was dispatched to the Xavier Institute for Mutant Education and Outreach to bond super-powered individuals with Klyntar in order to assimilate them into the Hive.^[3]

Poison Cable and his teammates were later sent to assimilate heroes at Manhattan Bridge, alongside Poison Marvel Girl.^[2]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

A member of the Poisoned X-Force, Domino was dispatched to the Xavier Institute for Mutant Education and Outreach to bond super-powered individuals with Klyntar in order to assimilate them into the Hive.^[3]

Poison Domino and her teammates were later sent to assimilate heroes at Manhattan Bridge, alongside Poison Marvel Girl.^[2]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

A member of the Poisoned X-Force, Fantomex was dispatched to the Xavier Institute for Mutant Education and Outreach to bond super-powered individuals with Klyntar in order to assimilate them into the Hive.^[3]

Poison Fantomex and his teammates were later sent to assimilate heroes at Manhattan Bridge, alongside Poison Marvel Girl.^[2]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

A member of the Poisoned X-Force, Feral was dispatched to the Xavier Institute for Mutant Education and Outreach to bond super-powered individuals with Klyntar in order to assimilate them into the Hive.^[3]

Poison Feral and her teammates were later sent to assimilate heroes at Manhattan Bridge, alongside Poison Marvel Girl.^[2]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

A member of the Poisoned X-Force, Wolverine was dispatched to the Xavier Institute for Mutant Education and Outreach to bond super-powered individuals with Klyntar in order to assimilate them into the Hive.^[3]

Poison Wolverine and his teammates were later sent to assimilate heroes at Manhattan Bridge, alongside Poison Marvel Girl.^[2]

This Poison most likely died along with the others when the Queen was killed by the time-displaced Jean Grey.^[4]

Poison Fin Fang Foom recalled how its host found a symbiote which increased its power prior to being consumed, but becoming a Poison made it even more powerful.^[15]

Poison Fin Fang Foom recalled how its host found a symbiote which increased its power prior to being consumed, but becoming a Poison made it even more powerful.^[15]

The Queen impersonated Death when leading Poison Thanos, constantly reminding him that he could be replaced if need be.^[3]

This Poison Groot was a Poison who assimilated the Venomized Groot that was a member of an interdimensional Guardians of the Galaxy and was taken by the Hive. He was subsequently killed by Venom Rocket.^[11]