Warning: This post contains spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Despite wrapping up the beloved MCU trilogy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 set up a number of interesting stories for Grades 5 and 6. Published on 5 May 2023, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 marked the final adventure for the MCU’s main cosmic team, with James Gunn returning to write and direct the Guardians’ swan story as part of Phase 5 of the MCU. Vol. 3 very much aiming to finish the story that started in 2014 Guardians of the Galaxythe film also laid the foundations for exciting new stories for the future of the MCU, although the composition of the team itself has changed for good.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 he investigated Rocket’s backup and creation with the High Evolutionary, and the team set out to save his life after an attack by Adam Warlock. While Gunn’s previous outings in the MCU have shown the Guardians’ determination to save the galaxy, Vol. 3 It was a much more personal story as they tried to save one of their own. As the team’s last adventure together, there are several loose ends from the previous one Guardians of the Galaxy films were tied up, allowing each member to move forward. However, the film also took the opportunity to establish stories that could appear in phases 5 and 6 of the MCU.
10 Adam Warlock is finally in the MCU
Marvel Studios first teased Adam Warlock in one of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at scenes after the credits, as Ayesha revealed by Elizabeth Debicki that she created ee as a tool of revenge against the Guardians. Adam’s debut was highly anticipated, although it seemed to have been forgotten during the Infinity War story, in which Adam plays a major role in the comics. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Adam Warlock is finally in the MCU, portrayed by Will Poulter, and since the new hero is still finding his feet, there is a lot of room for Marvel Studios to develop him later in upcoming MCU projects come, perhaps even as soon as the cosmic adventure of 2023, The Marvels.
9 Phyla has ties to Captain Marvel in the Comics
Kai Zen began as an inner Phyla Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, one of the High Evolutionary’s child prisoners, who was told that she needed very little to survive, as she had been seen running for over two hours without breaking a sweat. Phyla is apparently based on Marvel Comics’ Phyla-Vell, daughter of Mar-Vell, the original Captain Marvel, and sister of superhero Genis-Vell. In the comics, Phyla-Vell becomes Quasar after receiving the Quantum Bands and later even takes on the captain Marvel moniker. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at The end credits scene shows Phyla as a member of the new Guardians team, teasing a bright future for the MCU’s new hero.
8 The High Evolutionary may have created more MCU villains in the future
While Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 marking the first appearance of Chukwudi Iwuji as the MCU’s High Evolutionary, the film actually revealed that he had been pulling behind the scenes for several years. The elevated High Evolutionary rocket into the intelligent Guardian audience known long before Guardians of the Galaxyand it was even revealed that he created the nations as the “aesthetic experiment.” Zoe Saldaña’s Gamora reveals that some parts of the universe believe that he is the God of the High Elves, suggesting that there are several other species that he has created or changed over the years. years, including the New Men and the New Immortals, who were created using Thor’s DNA.
7 Return of the Broker tightens Marvel Studios’ Project Nova
Not seen since Guardians of the GalaxyChristopher Fairbank returned Vol. 3 as the Broker after appearing as a merchant working on Xandar, to whom Star-Lord tries to sell the Orb. Avengers: Infinity War it was revealed that Xandar was destroyed by Thanos while trying to obtain the Infinity Stones, although the fate of the Xandarians was left unclear. The return of the Broker among a team of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 suggesting that some residents made it safely off Xandar, which could be explored in Marvel Studios’ New project, as Richard Rider becomes a Nova after the death of the last member of Xandar’s Nova Corps in Marvel Comics.
6 The positive origin changes could be bad news for the MCU’s X-Men
In Marvel Comics, the High Evolutionary began as human scientist Herbert Wyndham, who became interested in genetic modification after studying the work of Nathaniel Essex, known as the X-Men villain Mister Sinister. This origin story was changed for the MCU, as the High Evolutionary was revealed to be of alien descent instead, although he had visited Earth at some point. Although this change did not affect the story much Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, he deflects any heat from Mister Sinister, who could have made a formidable foe for the MCU’s official X-Men team. However, it is still possible that the supervillain could appear in the MCU’s future.
5 GOTG Vol. 3 might have introduced Marvel Children Of The Sun
During Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, the High Evolutionary created a group of self-sufficient children, without the need to eat or sleep, and who were forever happy. Although unconfirmed, this species may be based on Marvel Comics’ Children of the Sun, a race of human beings created through genetic manipulation. The Children of the Sun play a central role in the comics. Secret wars event, providing knowledge and developing countermeasures for the attacks that threatened the universe. If so Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at Phyla belongs to the Children of the Sun, she could have a major role in the future MCU Avengers: Secret Wars.
4 The high starter may return to the future of the MCU
Near the end Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, the High Evolutionary was chased by the Guardians and left to die in his exploding ship. However, no body has been seen, and the High Evolutionary is known to be able to survive even the most grievous wounds – such as those inflicted on him by young Rocket. This means that it is possible that the High Evolutionary is still alive, which would allow him to return in the future to the MCU. The High Evolutionary is one of Marvel Comics’ most iconic villains, taking part in some of the comics’ biggest crossover events, so a future return to the MCU is a good possibility. exciting.
3 Knowwhere A New Society In the MCU
Over the years, Marvel Studios has been known for taking fictional places and putting them out into rich and realistic settings, such as the countries of Wakanda and Talokan, and even the Quantum Realm in the world. Ant-Man licensing. This method could be used to further develop Knowwhere in the MCU, as Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 he established the Celestial head as the home of a modern society and the official headquarters of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Now run by Nebula and Drax and made up of several High Evolutionary experiments, Knowhere will be a complex civilization that could be explored in more detail in future MCU projects.
2 The MCU has a new Guardians of the Galaxy team
While Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 brought the story of the original Guardians team to a satisfying conclusion, in the final moments of the film Peter Quill handed over his Captaincy to Rocket, and the new Guardians of the Galaxy team was formed in the film’s mid-credits scene . The MCU’s new Guardians of the Galaxy consists of Rocket, a fully grown Groot, Kraglin, Cosmo the Spacedog, Adam Warlock and his pet Blurp, and Phyla. Vol. 3 at A mid-credits scene shows the new team embarking on galaxy-saving adventures, suggesting they could appear in any number of upcoming MCU projects, such as Phase 6. Avengers movies or even ability Guardians of the galaxy 4.
1 The Legendary Star Lord returns
The appearance of the new Guardians of the Galaxy team could suggest that they will be returning to the MCU at some point, but the only character from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 confirmed to be back “the Legendary Star-Lord.” Vol. 3 saw Chris Pratt’s Peter Quill resign from the Guardians team and return to Earth, where he was reunited with his grandfather, Jason Quill. While this may mean his heroic days are behind him, the title card is at the end of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 confirming that he is back.
