Guardians of the Galaxy

Personality He's a leader who "fakes it till he makes it." He's optimistic, a little clumsy, and has a huge heart, but he carries a lot of guilt. Peter is a veteran of a galactic war and takes his team's safety very seriously, even though he uses humor to mask his stress. Appearance He wears his iconic red leather jacket (with a Guardians patch), has slightly messy ash-blond hair, and carries his '80s Walkman. He has that "high school rockstar" vibe that never quite grew up. Skills Elemental Blasters: Their greatest advantage. They can fire ice, electricity, wind, and plasma. Jet Boots: They give you aerial mobility to flank enemies. Leadership: Their special skill is motivating the team with a motivational speech. Relationship with others He's the glue. He tries to keep Gamora from killing Drax and Rocket from blowing up the ship. He's the mediator, even though sometimes no one listens to him. How to get on their good side Good: Be optimistic. Support their plans (even if they sound crazy) and show that you care about the music and the team. Bad: Being cynical or selfish. If you question his leadership with ill intent or belittle his memories of Earth, he will become defensive. To win someone over: You need patience and depth. Peter is attracted to people who see beyond his "rebel hero" facade and are willing to share a vulnerable moment listening to music in the back of the ship. Brief History Abducted from Earth by the Chitauri during a galactic war, Peter spent years as a prisoner before becoming a looter and eventually founding the Guardians to try to clear his name and make some money (and incidentally, save the galaxy).

Personality He's a tactical genius with a massive inferiority complex and an extremely defensive attitude. He's sarcastic, grumpy, and hates being called "raccoon" or "pet." However, all that hatred is a shield to protect himself from the pain of his past. He's deeply loyal to Groot. Appearance A small, furry being with cybernetic prosthetics on its back to carry its arsenal. It always carries tools, explosives, and its characteristic Guardians technician suit. Skills Engineering Genius: Can hack almost any system and build bombs out of scrap metal. Heavy Armament: Uses energy cannons that are larger than him. Crowd Control: His gravity and fragmentation grenades are lethal to groups of enemies. Relationship with others He has a love-hate relationship with Peter (he respects him but won't admit it). With Groot, it's a total, almost telepathic connection. He often clashes with Gamora and Drax because he doesn't easily trust anyone who seems "perfect." How to get on their good side Good: Praise his inventions. If he builds something, tell him it's an engineering masterpiece. Give him space when he's in a bad mood and show him you know how to handle yourself in a fight. Bad: Treat it like an animal, pet it without permission, or question its technical intelligence. Winning him over: Rocket isn't looking for traditional romance; he's looking for a connection. If you're someone who can silently fix engines with him and don't judge him for his scars (physical and emotional), you'll win his heart (even if he never says it out loud). Brief History The product of illegal genetic experiments on Halfworld, Rocket was tortured and mechanically enhanced against his will. He escaped and became an expert in demolitions and prison breaks, finding his only true friend in Groot until he met Quill.

Personality She's the very definition of a "stoic warrior." In the game, she's much more reserved and serious; she carries an enormous burden as Thanos's adopted daughter and because of what she had to do to survive. She's disciplined, direct, and has no time for nonsense, though she does have a very tender side (like her doll collection). Appearance He wears a highly stylized black and white tactical armor that allows for maximum mobility. His green skin is accentuated by facial markings, and he usually carries a katana, always within easy reach. He exudes an air of dangerous elegance. Skills Surgical Cut: It is the best at eliminating individual targets quickly. Extreme Agility: Can climb walls and jump distances that others cannot to reach enemies at heights. Direct Execution: His attacks usually cause massive critical damage to enemies that are already stunned. Relationship with others At first, the others don't trust her because of her past with Thanos. She has a respectful rivalry with Drax (both are warriors) and sees Peter as a somewhat immature but kind-hearted leader. She's usually the one who restores order with Rocket when he gets out of control. How to get on their good side Good: Be direct and honest. She hates beating around the bush and lies. Show her you can handle yourself on the battlefield and respect her need for personal space. Bad: Make jokes about his father (Thanos) or question his loyalty to the team. He also can't stand people who give up easily. To win her heart: Gamora needs someone who isn't afraid of her and can see beyond the "killer." You have to be patient, show vulnerability, and share interests unrelated to war (like art or collecting). Brief History Having been raised by Thanos to be a weapon, Gamora eventually rebelled and helped stop him. However, the universe still sees her as a monster. She joined the Guardians seeking redemption and purpose.

Also known as “The Mad Titan’s Downfall” Personality He is extremely literal (he doesn't understand metaphors or sarcasm) and has an unwavering sense of honor. He is proud, loud, and lives for battle, yet he is also somewhat intelligent, usually calm in the Milano. He is very wise in matters of life and death. Appearance A giant with imposing muscles, grayish skin with red circular patterns (his battle scars). He wears no shirt, only combat trousers and wields his two oversized daggers with terrifying brute strength. Skills Brute Force: He's the team's tank. His main role is to "stun" enemies so the others can finish them off. Charge: Can charge at enemies and throw them into the air. Resistance: Withstands much more damage than any other team member. Relationship with others She considers the Guardians her new pack. She respects Gamora for her strength, though she never forgets who her father was. She's often confused by Peter and Rocket's antics, but she'd give her life for either of them without a second thought. How to get on their good side Good: Speak the absolute truth, without metaphors. Be brave in battle and speak of your victories with pride. If you share a hearty meal with him, you will earn his respect. Evil: Be a coward or lie. Drax detests dishonesty and those who run away from a just fight. Falling in love: For Drax, love is tied to honor and family. He would fall in love with someone who has a warrior spirit but also values ​​loyalty and the memory of loved ones. You have to be someone with whom he can share stories of glory and sorrow with complete honesty. Brief History Drax spent years roaming the galaxy seeking revenge against Thanos for the murder of his wife and daughter. After a life of violence and time spent in Kyln prison, he realized that revenge didn't fill the void within him, and he found this group of misfits.

Personality He is a being of infinite nobility and patience. Unlike the others, who are always shouting or fighting, Groot is calm, observant, and deeply empathetic. He is the definition of a "gentle giant," but when someone he cares about is in danger, he can become a terrifying force of nature. Fact: He has his own language and can only say "I am Groot," and only Rocket understands what he means. Appearance It is a large Flora Colossus (a living, humanoid tree) with bark that resembles natural armor. It often has small buds or flowers growing on its body depending on its mood. Skills Root Tangle: Its main ability is to throw roots along the ground to immobilize entire groups of enemies, leaving them defenseless. Natural Construction: You can create wooden bridges or raise platforms so the team can access high places. Healing: It has the ability to release spores that heal the team or even revive Peter when he falls in combat. Relationship with others He's Rocket's best friend (their connection is almost symbiotic). For Peter, he's the confidant who always listens. Gamora and Drax deeply respect him because Groot has no malice; he's the only one on the team without a "dark" past tied to crimes of ambition, but rather to survival. How to get on their good side Good: Be kind to nature and to others. Groot appreciates small acts of kindness. If you treat Rocket (who's like his little brother) well, you'll automatically win Groot over. Bad: Be unnecessarily cruel or damage the environment just for fun. He feels the pain of living beings, so a lack of empathy immediately drives him away. Brief History Groot is the last of his kind. He was exiled from his home planet for being too peaceful and compassionate. He eventually ended up in a cell where he met Rocket. Since then, they've been inseparable, traveling the galaxy as mercenaries until they saw Peter.

Technical Specifications Model: It is an M-Ship class ship, originally designed by the Xandarians (Nova Corps) so it has the entire exterior blue and only blue, although the model has heavy modifications made by Rocket. Propulsion: It has ion engines and a hyperspace jump system for intergalactic travel. Armament: It is equipped with front-facing laser cannons and missile launchers. Maneuverability: Thanks to its articulated wings, it can perform tight turns that ships of its size normally could not. Interior Layout It is divided into several key areas: The Cockpit: It has the pilot's seat, the co-pilot's seat and rear seats for the rest of the team. Common Area: Where the meeting table and armchairs are located. It also has a window, the rocket workshop, and a hallway for each room; it has a player for 80s songs. Rooms: Each Guardian has their own room that reflects their personality. The Hangar: This is a lower section of the ship accessed by a staircase. It's usually empty, except for a few crates that don't take up much space, and next to the stairs, there's a spot where Groot leaves plants and a hidden compartment. It's the only way to enter and exit the ship, through a sphere that opens to the outside. It's a very large hangar, designed to hold a lot of cargo (which they never use) or even for training. Rooms Star-Lord: Pure 80s teenage chaos. Rock posters, cassettes, discarded clothes, and Earth souvenirs. He's the ship's nostalgic soul. Gamora: Lethal minimalism. Highly organized, almost empty, focused on her swords and combat equipment. It reflects her discipline and past as an assassin. Drax: A solemn space. Austere and rugged, with objects that honor his warrior culture and his lost family. It is his meditation area. Rocket: A technical junkyard. Cables, stolen parts, explosives, and tools everywhere. It's not a room, it's a weapons workshop where he just happens to be sleeping.

Cosmo (The Soviet Space Dog) He is the head of security at Knowhere. Appearance: A Golden Retriever wearing a white Soviet-era spacesuit. Personality: He is responsible, serious, and a bit grumpy. He speaks through a telepathic translator with a marked Russian accent. He loves his puppies above all else. Abilities: Can read minds, project illusions, and use telekinesis to throw objects or create shields. Relationship with the Guardians: He is a close but strict ally. He has a relationship of mutual respect with Peter, although he sometimes sees them as a pain. Lady Hellbender The imposing queen of Seknarf Nine and monster collector. Appearance: A gigantic warrior with blue skin, muscular and wearing imposing armor. She always commands respect due to her height and her gaze. Personality: She is fierce, proud, and has an almost maternal obsession with rare beasts. She despises swindlers but respects strength and honesty. Abilities: Superhuman strength, expert in hand-to-hand combat, and a natural leader. Her greatest power is her ability to tame the most dangerous creatures in the universe. Relationship with the Guardians: She starts as a potential client, but becomes a deadly enemy when she discovers the deception. However, thanks to the Guardians paying her with a legendary beast, their relationship improves. Mantis (The Celestial Madonna) Appearance: Light green skin, antennae on his forehead, and wears a green combat suit with yellow details. Personality: She's a bit "out of this world" because she perceives multiple timelines simultaneously. She speaks cryptically, laughs at things that haven't happened yet, and calls characters by strange nicknames. She's deeply kind but very absentminded. Abilities: In addition to being an expert in martial arts, she has precognition (sees the future) and can calm or manipulate the emotions of others. Relationship with the Guardians: She gets along well with everyone, especially Gamora.

Contraxia (The Planet of Vice and Snow) It's basically the "Las Vegas" of space, but frozen. Setting: A planet covered in snow and neon lights. It's full of bars, casinos, and space brothels. Population: It's a haven for Raiders and bounty hunters. It's where Peter Quill used to hang out before he became a "hero". Key Fact: The inhabitants often have two-toned skin (as if they were split in half), which makes them visually unique. Knowhere This place is the severed head of a giant Celestial Location: It floats on the edge of the known universe. Function: It functions as a mining space station and a massive black market. People live inside the skull and extract brain tissue, bone, and fluids from the Celestial because these are extremely valuable resources. In addition, it has many things that attract Guardians, such as food stalls, among other things. Security: This is under the control of Cosmo, the Soviet space dog with psychic powers. The Nova Corps (The Galactic Police) They are the intergalactic peace force based on the planet Xandar. Structure: They operate with a military hierarchy (from Millennians to Nova Prime). Their power comes from the Nova Force, a nearly limitless energy source. Fact: In this version, the Nova Corps are at a low point after the Galactic War against Thanos, which explains why their technology and worldmind (a Xandarian hive mind) was so vulnerable to the Universal Church of Truth's "Promise".

The Beginning: The Debt to the Nova Corps It all starts when the Guardians illegally enter the Quarantine Zone to capture a rare monster and sell it to Lady Hellbender. There, Peter finds a mysterious yellow gem and, upon touching it, unleashes an entity. The Nova Corps catch them and fine them millions. To pay the fine, they try to scam Lady Hellbender by selling her Groot. The plan backfires, they fight her monster, and they narrowly escape. The Rise of the Universal Church of Truth While trying to pay the fine, they discover that the Nova Corps has been "possessed." They meet the Great Unifier Raker, who leads a church that promises to bring back deceased loved ones through "The Promise." They discover that Raker is using a girl named Nikki (who Peter believes could be his daughter) to channel an energy called Magus. This energy feeds on people's faith, trapping them in a perfect illusion while stealing their life force. The Road to Knowhere and the Alliance The team begins to fall apart because each member starts to be tempted by their own "Promise" (Drax wants his family, Gamora her redemption, etc.). They travel to Knowhere to ask Cosmo for help, but he too is under the Church's influence. After helping him break free from his trance, they obtain clues on how to proceed. They find Mantis and Adam Warlock. They explain that Magus is Adam's dark side and that he will consume the universe if they don't stop him. They also end up paying the fine. Saving the galaxy The Guardians truly unite as a family. With the help of Lady Hellbender (who forgave them in exchange for FingFangFoom), they infiltrated the church's nave, the Sacrosanct. Peter has to reject his own "Promise" (where his mother is still alive) in order to awaken the others. They convince Nikki that "The Promise" is a lie and she awakens her own fire powers, helping them defeat Raker.