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* Peter's ShutUpHannibal and unwillingness to hear anything the High Evolutionary has to say makes a lot of sense considering his history with supervillains. He already heard a bunch of the same kind of "reasoning" from [[Characters/MCUEgoTheLivingPlanet his jackass dad]] who wanted to remake the universe in his own image. Plus, y'know, the whole thing with Thanos. The High Evolutionary is the more of the same old shit: a maniac with a god complex and the blood of Peter's loved ones on their hands. Given a big issue with Peter is that he's pushed to the brink over the losses he's taken, he's hell bent on not losing again.
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* Peter's ShutUpHannibal and unwillingness to hear anything the High Evolutionary has to say makes a lot of sense considering his history with supervillains. He already heard a bunch of the same kind of "reasoning" from [[Characters/MCUEgoTheLivingPlanet [[Characters/MCUEgo his jackass dad]] who wanted to remake the universe in his own image. Plus, y'know, the whole thing with Thanos. The High Evolutionary is the more of the same old shit: a maniac with a god complex and the blood of Peter's loved ones on their hands. Given a big issue with Peter is that he's pushed to the brink over the losses he's taken, he's hell bent on not losing again.
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* "We Care a Lot" by Music/FaithNoMore playing as the Guardians arrive at Counter-Earth for the first time makes a lot of sense if one understands what the song is about. It was written as a sarcastic parody of Live Aid charity events, mocking how many bands and popstars claim to care about the things they're singing about, but really only do it for performance value. A fitting way to describe Counter-Earth itself, as it was made by an egotistical monster who has no idea what intelligent species and individuals are really like.
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* "We Care a Lot" by Music/FaithNoMore playing as the Guardians arrive at Counter-Earth for the first time makes a lot of sense if one understands what the song is about. It was written as a sarcastic parody of Live Aid charity events, mocking how many bands and popstars claim to care about the things they're singing about, but really only do it for performance value. A fitting way to describe Counter-Earth itself, as it was made itself; created by an egotistical monster who has no idea claims to value the art, culture and inhabitants of the original Earth, but mostly just recreates a discount version of the planet without understanding what intelligent species and individuals are it's really like.
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** The second reason is that everyone outside of the superhero community only knows about Thanos and events such as the Battle of Earth through Scott Lang. The only members of the Guardians whom Lang got to know were Rocket and Nebula when they were in the Avengers. The only time Quill was with Lang was in a big battle and at Tony Stark's funeral, and Quill immediately made plans to leave after the ceremony. This is why Quill, Drax, Mantis and Groot have inaccurate names and merchandise.
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** The second reason is that everyone outside of the superhero community only knows about Thanos and events such as the Battle of Earth through Scott Lang. The only members of the Guardians whom Lang got to know were Rocket and Nebula when they were in the Avengers. The only time Quill was with Lang was in a big battle and at Tony Stark's funeral, and Quill immediately made plans to leave after the ceremony. This is why Quill, Drax, Mantis and Groot have inaccurate names and merchandise.
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** The first one is likely that Jason doesn’t really pay attention to the lives of superheroes. Kevin Bacon's alien abduction at Christmas is mentioned in a newspaper he's reading, but it
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** The first one is likely that Jason doesn’t really pay attention to the lives of superheroes. Kevin Bacon's alien abduction at Christmas is mentioned in a newspaper he's reading, but it it’s probable that Jason dismisses such stories as sensationalism.
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* When Quill goes back to Earth to see Jason, his grandfather, not only does he instantly recognise his grandson as an adult, but he's shocked and overjoyed to see that Quill's alive. It’s established in ''[[Series/MsMarvel2022 Ms. Marvel]]'' that Earth knows about the Guardians of the Galaxy, so why does Jason not know that Quill is alive and well? There are two reasons for this:
** The first one is likely that Jason doesn’t really pay attention to the lives of superheroes. Kevin Bacon's alien abduction at Christmas is mentioned in a newspaper he's reading, but it
** The second reason is that everyone outside of the superhero community only knows about Thanos and events such as the Battle of Earth through Scott Lang. The only members of the Guardians whom Lang got to know were Rocket and Nebula when they were in the Avengers. The only time Quill was with Lang was in a big battle and at Tony Stark's funeral, and Quill immediately made plans to leave after the ceremony. This is why Quill, Drax, Mantis and Groot have inaccurate names and merchandise.
** The first one is likely that Jason doesn’t really pay attention to the lives of superheroes. Kevin Bacon's alien abduction at Christmas is mentioned in a newspaper he's reading, but it
** The second reason is that everyone outside of the superhero community only knows about Thanos and events such as the Battle of Earth through Scott Lang. The only members of the Guardians whom Lang got to know were Rocket and Nebula when they were in the Avengers. The only time Quill was with Lang was in a big battle and at Tony Stark's funeral, and Quill immediately made plans to leave after the ceremony. This is why Quill, Drax, Mantis and Groot have inaccurate names and merchandise.
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* After Rocket solves the problem with High Evolutionary's evolution chamber, he orders the rest of Batch 89 killed. If you subscribe to the theory that Rocket's mind isn't unique among Batch 89, either because his bond with his cellmates allowing him to develop creativity or because the entire batch is that creative and Rocket just happened to be the first member to have the chamber explained to him, it would mean the High Evolutionary sentenced an entire group of perfectly intelligent animals to death on the simple assumption that Rocket was the only member worth keeping.
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* Rocket's breakdown after Lylla's death mirrors Peter's breakdown in ''Infinity War'' in many ways: Both were poorly timed and caused by the death of a loved one. In both instances, they had allies trying to get them to stop so that they could succeed at the task at hand, to no avail. The attack also got others killed as collateral damage[[note]]In Peter's case, Thanos was able to get back the gauntlet because he inadvertently struck Mantis, who was keeping him subdued, allowing him to snap later in the film. In Rocket's case, he was mauling the High Evolutionary's face till the guards came in and gunned down Teefs and Floor.
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* Rocket's breakdown after Lylla's death mirrors Peter's breakdown in ''Infinity War'' in many ways: Both were poorly timed and caused by the death of a loved one. In both instances, they had allies trying to get them to stop so that they could succeed at the task at hand, to no avail. The attack also got others killed as collateral damage[[note]]In damage. In Peter's case, Thanos was able to get back the gauntlet because he inadvertently struck Mantis, who was keeping him subdued, allowing him to snap later in the film. In Rocket's case, he was mauling the High Evolutionary's face till the guards came in and gunned down Teefs and Floor.
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* "We Care a Lot" by Music/FaithNoMore playing as the Guardians arrive at Counter-Earth for the first time makes a lot of sense if one understands whaat the song is about. It was written as a sarcastic parody of Live Aid charity events, mocking how many bands and popstars claim to care about the things they're singing about, but really only do it for performance value. A fitting way to describe Counter-Earth itself, as it was made by an egotistical monster who has no idea what intelligent species and individuals are really like.
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* "We Care a Lot" by Music/FaithNoMore playing as the Guardians arrive at Counter-Earth for the first time makes a lot of sense if one understands whaat what the song is about. It was written as a sarcastic parody of Live Aid charity events, mocking how many bands and popstars claim to care about the things they're singing about, but really only do it for performance value. A fitting way to describe Counter-Earth itself, as it was made by an egotistical monster who has no idea what intelligent species and individuals are really like.
