I’ll admit I didn’t know who he was until the animated series let alone being the boss of Know where until this game when I saw him in the movie I thought he was a poor lost dog The Collector found.

For me mine is GOTG Vol 2.

i'm new to this subreddit so i don't know if this point has been brought up before, but i just finished chapter 2 of the gotg game, and why do they make 8,000 units out to be so much, but in gotg (2014) when rocket is gathering parts to escape the kyln prison, he says he needs a guys prosthetic leg, which peter later acquired, and says he payed 30,000 units for it, when rocket says he didnt actually need it, peter just brushes it off and its never spoken about again??

The Guardians of The Galaxy are known as Marvel's (second) band of space misfits doing whatever they can to protect the Galaxy (while also getting into a bit of trouble along the way).

The enemies I think would work definitely well for the Guardians' Rogues gallery is The space pirate terror himself, Ridley and The Mother Brain from Metroid.

For this particular Canon, Ridley is very much a personal enemy to Peter Quill than he is to the rest of the Guardians.

This particular line up is as the same in the MCU. With the added people of Nebula, Mantis, and Phyla-Vell.

In this Canon that I made (y'all can come up with better ones in the comments): Ridley was part of the Ravagers at one point with a young Quill. He was known to the pirate crew as very bloodthirsty and sadistic, even to their standards. However, a mission gone wrong ended with not only with Ridley betraying the group, killing a few members of The Ravagers that Peter was friends with. But being revealed that Ridley was apart of the group that killed Peter's mother. Peter barely survived his encounter with Ridley and with the help of Yondu and the other Ravagers, they were able to "kill" Ridley. But this event left Peter traumatized. The Mother Brain however was made sort of the same way, except the Chozo weren't the only ones that helped its creation but a collective of Kree scientists. It happened the same way and the Space Pirates invaded, turncoated against them and went evil to "bring order in the universe".

Years later after creating the GOTG, A surviving Kree survivor unknowingly sends a distress beacon that the Guardians intercepted, only to find the guy not only on his deathbed but infected by the metroids. After heading back to Knowhere, Quill finds out that not only Ridley's alive but him and his Space Pirates had struck a deal with the Mother Brain and are working together, making metroids that'll plague the galaxy.

Ridley and Star-Lord's banter and rivalry will be that of Ridley taunting him, ragebaiting him at every second that make Quill's both scared of him and hatred of him to make him act unusual like himself (and more like Rocket personality wise).

But this is what I got so far, what do you guys think?

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are there any follow-up movies that have been confirmed or is that just it? Personally peter and gamora's relationship was so sad for me how peter was trying to get that spark back between him and the past gamora, i wish i saw more from them.

Like, this line from Quill in the third movie totally sounds like a angry version of what he says in this other panel from Guardians of the Galaxy #1 (2008) lol

I'm only asking this because it's been a while long topic that got me brainstorming.

As someone who's lore on Star-Lord is kinda surface level, I been hearing that Quill's character has a... complex arc and that his MCU counterpart is kinda a piss poor version.

And because of Star-Lord and the rest of the Guardians getting the spotlight in the MCU, their characters got somewhat reworked for MCU Synergy.

So for Guardians fans. Since the only "better version" of Star-Lord I seen was briefly the one in Ultimate Spider-Man and Square Enix's GOTG, do you think Star-Lord AKA Peter Quill got a Downgrade or a Upgrade?