The High Evolutionary and one of his genetically modified Star Kids. We don’t know, however, exactly what powers they may have. We also see The High Evolutionary study one as she tirelessly runs around in a hamster wheel. The child appears to have some powers (they glow) but the scene cuts before we see them fight.ĭuring the movie, we find out in passing that The High Evolutionary has tinkered with these children’s genes and made them extremely intelligent. This new team of Guardians could function with a similar dynamic to the original team. Kraglin is still a bit of a clown and Groot is Groot, but bigger. Personality-wise, Warlock’s intellectual density is not unlike Drax’s, and Cosmo’s cute-but-mighty persona feels similar to Mantis. They’ve been replaced by heavy hitters though, as Adam Warlock and Cosmo both have superpowers and Kraglin has mastered the hot pink, whistle-controlled arrow once used by Star-Lord’s adoptive father Yondu. Same goes for the newer recruits like Nebula and Mantis.
Gone are the stalwarts like Peter Quill, Gamora, and Drax. Primarily, it establishes the new Guardians roster now that Rocket has taken over.
The new Guardians go around, before Rocket praises “Come and Get Your Love” by Redbone.Īfter Rocket starts the song, a stampede of alien beasts descend upon the village and the Guardians give us a group superhero pose before storming into battle - as the tune plays. They’re hanging out just beyond the perimeter of a village, talking about their favorite songs. It’s Rocket, telekinetic canine Cosmo (voiced by Maria Bakalova), superpowered himbo Adam Warlock (Will Poulter), klutzy Kraglin (Sean Gunn), a very massive Groot, and one of the Star Kids (platinum-haired children who may or may not be superpowered) rescued from The High Evolutionary’s prison. The mid-credits scene opens with Rocket and his new roster of Guardians. That’s a lot of retired Guardians! But is it really the end of the road for these heroes? The mid-credits scene introduces a new Guardians of the Galaxy roster And Star-Lord (Chris Pratt) hands the captain title to Rocket, telling his friends that he wants to go and see his grandfather on planet Earth. Mantis (Pom Klementieff) tells the group she wants to find herself and go on her own adventure. Drax (Dave Bautista) and Nebula (Karen Gillan) say they’re going to stay on Knowhere and lead the fledgling colony. While Gamora (Zoe Saldana) has no connection to the Guardians anymore (a pesky consequence of time travel), she does acknowledge her affection for the team before heading back to the space pirates known as the Ravagers. Saving the universe more than once - and seeing how close the universe has been to being obliterated each of those times - puts a lot of things into perspective. They also manage to save the other creatures that The High Evolutionary is experimenting on and give them a home back at their base of operations on Knowhere.Īfter this last great adventure together, the Guardians of the Galaxy have a heart-to-heart about what they want from life, from themselves, from each other.
#RUNNING GAG BIT MOVIE#
In what seems to be their final movie together, the Guardians free Rocket (voiced by Bradley Cooper) from the clutches of The High Evolutionary (Chukwudi Iwuji) through the power of teamwork and family. Director James Gunn and his cast and crew also delivered the best Marvel movie in years and created a heartfelt goodbye to characters that fans have come to know over nearly a decade. 3, Marvel has done it again: given us a movie with two credits scenes! Guardians of the Galaxy 3 spoilers below Warning: This article discusses spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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