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Symbiote from Brock entirely but couldn’t bond with it while in the Anti-Venom suit. He left the symbiote with Bobbi Morse Barton, AKA Mockingbird, a trusted ally, to keep it safe at her apartment. Agent Anti-Venom and Spider-Man tracked Mania to Felicia Hardy’s gang who had all been infected by the symbiote Maniac, who defeated the pair. Mania, that is Andi without her symbiote, then saved them by employing her Hell-Mark. They then teamed up to free Spider-Man from Maniac’s control with Black Cat and Eddie Brock’s help. Brock had remerged with the symbiote from Morse’s apartment.Maniac had taken over all five crime families across the world, and with the Anti-Venom technology, and Flash’s symbiote, the group of heroes liberated all those under Maniac’s thumb. Using the immunity developed by those freed from Maniac upon Black Cat’s suggestion, they defeated Maniac and Flash, noticing Brock’s heroism, allowed him to keep his symbiote.When an interdimensional species, the Poisons, set out to consume Klyntar symbiotes and their hosts, they attacked Earth by forcibly bonding Super Heroes to symbiotes only to eat them. Some became loyal to the hive but a small contingent including Venom (Eddie Brock) and Captain America, boarded two transports and mounted an attack on the Poison vessel which orbited Earth. Though Poison-possessed Thanos tore through Cap’s ship and grounded it. Venom meanwhile made for the ship as Flash as Agent Anti-Venom stayed on Earth and saved Kei Kawade, AKA Kid Kaiju, from one of his own monster creations as

InputOutputWhat is Morse Code?Morse code is a communication method developed in the 1830s and 1840s by Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail. It encodes text characters as sequences of two different signals—dots (.) and dashes (-). Originally used in telegraphy for long-distance communication, Morse code became a crucial part of military and emergency communications and continues to find applications today in aviation, maritime operations, amateur radio, and more.Convert Text to Morse and Morse to Text EasilyText to Morse Code:The tool allows users to convert any plain text into Morse code using dots and dashes. By simply entering text, the tool instantly translates it into Morse code, making it easy to learn and practice. The tool includes an audio feature that plays the Morse code sounds, helping users to associate the visual code with its auditory pattern and enhancing memorization and comprehension.Morse to Text:The tool also supports reverse conversion, allowing users to enter Morse code and convert it back into readable text. This feature is particularly useful for verifying Morse code accuracy, decoding messages, or practicing translation skills. The tool simplifies this process by providing an immediate and accurate translation.How to Translate Morse Code with a Morse Translator?Translating Morse code is simple with our Morse Code Translator:Input Your Text or Morse Code: Type or paste the text or Morse code into the input field.Click ‘Translate’: The conversion will be displayed instantly in the output field.Use the Audio Feature: Click the 'Play' button to hear the Morse code for auditory learning and verification.Our tool handles both text-to-Morse and Morse-to-text translations, ensuring you have everything you need to learn and practice Morse code effectively.Morse Code Chart: Letters, Numbers, and PunctuationIn Morse code, each letter of the alphabet, number, and some punctuation marks are represented by a specific combination of dots and dashes. For example:Alphabets

In Morse CodeCharacter Morse Code A .- B -... C -.-. D -.. E . F ..-. G --. H .... I .. J .--- K -.- L .-.. M -- N -. O --- P .--. Q --.- R .-. S ... T - U ..- V ...- W .-- X -..- Y -.-- Z --.. Numbers in Morse CodeNumber Morse Code 1 .---- 2 ..--- 3 ...-- 4 ....- 5 ..... 6 -.... 7 --... 8 ---.. 9 ----. 0 ----- Special Characters in Morse CodeSymbol Morse Code . (Period) .-.-.- , (Comma) --..-- : (Colon) ---... ; (Semicolon) -.-.-. ? (Question Mark) ..--.. ' (Apostrophe) .----. ! (Exclamation Mark) -.-.-- / (Slash) -..-. ( ) (Parentheses) -.--.- & (Ampersand) .-... - (Hyphen) -....- _ (Underscore) ..--.- " (Quotation Mark) .-..-. @ (At Sign) .--.-. = (Equals Sign) -...- + (Plus Sign) .-.-. How Does the Morse Code Translator Work?The Morse Code Translator uses a sophisticated algorithm to convert text into Morse code and vice versa. When you input text, the tool matches each character with its corresponding Morse code sequence of dots (.) and dashes (-). When you enter Morse code, it decodes the sequences back into readable text. The tool also adheres to standard Morse code rules, such as spacing between characters and words, ensuring accuracy in translations. There is a built-in audio feature that helps you learn the correct rhythm and timing of Morse code signals, enhancing both comprehension and memorization.By translating in real-time and offering audio feedback, the Morse Code Translator serves as a valuable resource for both beginners and advanced learners to practice and master Morse code.Common Mistakes in Morse Code TranslationWhen learning Morse code, it's easy to make mistakes such as:Incorrect Spacing: Misplacing spaces between letters or words can change the meaning