Beerus, also known as Bills in some translations, is a pivotal character in the "Dragon Ball" series, introduced as the God of Destruction for Universe 7. Resembling a purple, anthropomorphic feline, Beerus maintains cosmic balance by destroying planets, a role that contrasts with the Supreme Kais, who are responsible for creation. His first appearance is in the film "Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods," where he seeks the Super Saiyan God to challenge his strength, leading to a monumental battle with Goku. Despite his formidable power and often capricious nature, Beerus develops a complex relationship with Earth's heroes, oscillating between adversary and ally. His abilities include immense strength, speed, energy projection, and a technique called "Hakai," which allows him to erase entities from existence. Beerus's character adds depth to the series by exploring themes of divinity, power, and the delicate balance between creation and destruction.
Venom is a character from the Marvel Comics universe who has been adapted to the big screen in the film of the same name released in 2018. Venom is an alien symbiote that bonds with journalist Eddie Brock, giving him superhuman abilities and an alternate personality.
When Eddie Brock bonds with Venom, he becomes a powerful and resilient being with superhuman physical abilities, including incredible strength, endurance, agility and speed. Venom can also regenerate damaged body parts, making him very difficult to kill.
Venom's personality is a key part of his character, as the symbiote has a voice of his own and often has an internal dialogue with Eddie Brock. Although he sometimes fights Brock for control of his body, Venom generally acts as a protector of his host and those whom Eddie loves.
Venom's story in the film follows Eddie Brock as he confronts tycoon Carlton Drake and his corporation, who have acquired alien symbiotes to conduct experiments on humans. The film shows how Eddie Brock and Venom team up to fight Drake's threat and how their relationship as host and symbiote develops.
