Venomous Fangs

Venomous Fangs
The fangs of Copperhead's (DC Comics) helmet secrete deadly venom.
Power/Ability to:	Possess poisonous fangs.

The power to possess fangs with natural venom on/in them. Variation of Venom Secretion. Combination of Poison Generation and Fang Retraction.

Also Called

• Acidic/Poisonous Bite/Fangs/Teeth
• Venomous Bite/Teeth
• Snake Fangs/Bite/Teeth

Capabilities

The user possesses teeth that are coated with or secrete natural venom, which can extend to the victim when said victim is bitten by the fangs. The poison can have a variety of effects, ranging from pain, cell death, sedation, paralysis, mutation and instant death.

Applications

• Poison Inducement via teeth.

Associations

• Animal Imitation
  • Lizard Physiology
  • Snake Physiology
• Fang Retraction
  • Enhanced Bite
  • Infectious Bite
• Poison Generation
• Venom Secretion

Limitations

• Users of Poison Immunity are not affected by the venom.
• User may not be immune to their own venom.
• Must be able to penetrate skin, if not then the fangs may break.
• If the fangs are too short, they might not be able to penetrate deep enough to inject venom.

Known Users

• Borrezt demons (Angel)
• Drokken Beast (Angel)
• Fangs (Backyard Monsters)
• Ssserpent (Ben 10)
• Mitsuki (Boruto: Naruto Next Generations)
• The Snake (Charmed)
• Jasra (Chronicles of Amber)
• Copperhead (DC Comics)
• Arystar Krory III (D.Gray-man)
• Culebras (From Dusk Til Dawn: The Series)
• Poison Headcrabs (Half-Life)
• Sir Pentious (Hazbin Hotel)
• Scauldrons (How To Train Your Dragon)
• Great Master Viper (Kung Fu Panda)
• Kenge (The Lion Guard)
• Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man 2099 (Marvel Comics)
• Venom (Marvel Comics)
• Orochimaru (Naruto)
• The Beast (The Originals); lethal to vampires and Original Vampires
  • Lucien Castle
  • Marcel Gerard
• Arbok (Pokémon)
• Pokémon that can use "Poison Fang" (Pokémon)
• Shroodle (Pokémon)
• Asmodeus Poisonteeth (Redwall)
• SCP-165 - The Creeping, Hungry Sands of Tule (SCP Foundation)
• Kumoko/Shiraori (So I'm a Spider, So What?)
• Xever Montes/Fishface (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series)
• Vampires (Twilight)
• Peter Parker Clone/Tarantula (Ultimate Spider-Man)
• Gabura (UltraSeven)
• Robonez (Return of Ultraman)
• Doragory (Ultraman Ginga S)
• Werewolves (The Vampire Diaries/The Originals); lethal to vampires
• Hybrids (The Vampire Diaries/The Originals); lethal to vampires
  • Klaus Mikaelson (The Vampire Diaries/The Originals); lethal to vampires
• Werewolves (Van Helsing)
  • Velkan Valerious
  • Gabriel Van Helsing
• Verdulaks (V-Wars)
• RainWings (Wings of Fire)
• Cerberus Minosaur (Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger)
• Ouroboros (Kaiju Combat)

Gallery

Ssserpent (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien) baring his fangs.

Scauldrons (HTTYD) can deliver their venom in the same way that spider and snake venom is, being contained within their teeth and can inject venom into their prey by biting them or by shoot boiling water with their venom in it.

Spider-Man 2099 (Marvel Comics) using his fangs.

Xever Montes/Fishface (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series)

Werewolves (The Vampire Diaries) possess fangs that carry a venom fatally toxic to vampires.

Werewolves (Van Helsing) possess sharp claws that can slow a Vampire’s healing and their fangs produce a venom which can kill vampires, even a powerful one like Dracula. The cursed saliva can also turn other people into werewolves when a werewolf bites them.

Great Master Viper (Kung Fu Panda) is the creator of the Poison Fang Technique, which snakes can use their venomous teeth to bites, and they often get paralyzed and falls to the ground.

Venom's (Marvel Comics) set of fangs can deliver a powerful, venomous bite that can cripple even Sandman, eventually leaving the villain unable to reform himself properly and almost causing his death.

Ouroboros (Kaiju Combat) had her venomous fangs during in the combat with the opponent.

Cerberus Minosaur (Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger)

Poison Headcrabs (Half-Life)