In The Amazing Spider-Man 2, what wonderful changes did Harry's body undergo after being injected with spider venom?

Peter had been bitten by his father's genetically-modified spider, which contained Peter's father's DNA, so there had been no side effects. But when Harry had been injected with spider venom, his veins had popped and his hair stood on end. So Harry put on Osborne's super suit, which showed that Harry's life was in danger, and then repaired his body. He turned into the Green Devil. Could it be that the spider venom had failed to cure Harry's hereditary disease, because Harry's DNA did not match Peter's father's, and Harry's life was in danger? In the end, Harry relied on the body repair ability of the user of the super suit to repair his body and cure Harry's family disease. Am I understanding correctly?

Answer 1

In The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Harry's body underwent many wonderful changes after being injected with spider venom. First of all, his senses had become very sensitive, allowing him to sense the situation around him more accurately. Secondly, his muscle strength and endurance had been greatly improved, allowing him to run faster and engage in more intense battles. In addition, the spider venom affected Harry's thoughts and emotions, making him braver and more determined, but also more sensitive and emotional.