Although, given all those images of him, uh, romancing various aliens on other planets, you could also call him "Ego the Loving Planet."
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...yes, that was an actual story in the comics. Ego arrived to, uh, romance Earth, but left when it realized that there were humans on it (humans being the equivalent to, uh, crabs).
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Better than sticking his dick in an Earth woman to try and get another kid who could maybe finally help him assimilate the entirety of existence, then gifting her with a terminal illness the minute that he caught feelings because he was in love with himself too much to have anything distract him from it.
edited 7th May '17 8:31:49 PM by HasturHasturHastur
As someone who plays a lot of FTL: Faster Than Light, I thought Mantis looked more like a Slug.
I cannot get over that Quill/Ego fight. I really wish we got more if it, it looked so good!
My various fanfics.It was kind of odd to be reminded of that sh... movie while watching Got G Vol 2....really elevated Vol 2 even more.
I guess Peter is now human unless the plot feels that he isn't. But he is no longer overpowered and immortal. Also...is Ego really dead?
What about Yondu? Knowing that you have unwittingly sent hundreds, perhaps even thousands, of orphaned children to their death... No wonder he's so hard on himself.
I want to see the first Got G again, now with the everything we learnt from Vol 2 about Yondu's guilt and his relationship with Peter.
My favorite scene in the movie was Ego mentioning he put a brain tumor in Meredith's head. Firstly because a god killing a mortal because falling in love with her threatens his divinity is a neat, classic idea. Secondly because Peter reacts to this completely rationally. There is no hesitation, no angry accusations, nothing; he immediately snaps out of the pseudo-hypnosis, pulls out both guns, and shoots Ego to pieces before he can get another word out, without saying a word himself.
"It is very easy to be kind; the difficulty lies in being just."So anyone else notice that Peter's flirting with the High Priestess was working? She was down.
My various fanfics.Yeah, she seemed rather... eager for an... "educational" experience.
edited 8th May '17 8:40:45 PM by TheAirman
PSN ID: FateSeraph | Switch friendcode: SW-0145-8835-0610 Congratulations! She/TheyLike, you would expect the joke to be either that she doesn't get it, or that Peter tries to play casanova and it fails because he isn't as cool as he thinks he is. But no, turns out Peter is exactly as cool as he thinks he is.
My various fanfics.I like the general vibe that the Sovereign are a lot more immature and uncouth than they present themselves. Like, they think they're elves, but they're more like the hypocritical preppy kids who can't take an insult from your typical 80's teen movie.
The fact that they're such assholes was probably meant to cover the fact that they're not entirely wrong to be hunting down our heroes, though.
edited 8th May '17 10:32:41 PM by KnownUnknown
The Sovereign have a right to be angry about the theft, but I don't think that this gives them the right to throw a murderous temper tantrum. It is one thing to hunt the Got G down in the beginning or to hire Ravengers in order to get back what was stolen as well as some sort of justice (even if I don't agree with the kind of justice they are dishing out). It is an entirely different thing when they attack in the end, because then they don't care whatsoever for collateral damage. Mantis could have gotten killed and she had nothing to do with the theft.

You could say it was a planet-sized hint.
Have you any dreams you'd like to sell?