Ego

Since his dad Ego the Living Planet is a Celestial and the Celestial race aren't really a biological family across the Universe, does that means that Peter Quill doesn't have any biological grandparents from his Dad side then? We know that his grandma from his Mom side passed away after his Mom died from cancer and he was abducted by Yondu when he was a little kid.

Is mantis also a celestial because she is the sister of peter quill aka star lord and the daughter of ego?

If Ego was the big bad villain in The Guardains Of The Galaxy trilogy, here's hoe I think it would play out:

- Guardains Of The Galaxy Vol 1: It would still be the same.

- Guardains Of The Galaxy Vol 2: beginning of Guardains Of The Galaxy 2 would be the same, except instead of Ego trying to save the Guardains from The Sovereign, it's one of the High Evolutionary, because he figures out that 89P13 is with the Guardains early.

There would be several mentions of Peter Quill's father.

The Rocket and Star Lord disagreement would be the same.

Mantis would try to escape Ego and she'll still become a member of The Guardains Of The Galaxy.

There will be a final battle between The Guardains Of The Galaxy and The High Evolutionary.

Peter Quill would understand Rocket's origin story.

- Yondu wouldn't die.

- And at the end, Star Lord and Rocket would forgive each other and the team would still be together.

- Guardains Of The Galaxy Vol 3: The beginning of it would still be the same, except instead of Adam Warlock coming to attack. Ego comes but doesn't attack. And he finds Peter and Mantis.

- Past Gamora would still be there.

- Peter would still learn a lot about Ego.

- The end of Yondu's Ravengers would still happen.

- Peter would still find out that Ego is a villain and he'll still learn about the expansion.

- There would be a final battle between Ego and The Guardains Of The Galaxy.

- Yondu's death would happened.

- There would be a Ravenger funeral.

- And the ending would still be the same where the old Guardains retire and Rocket becomes the new leader of the team.

If so, It's kinda sad. That was a big nerf, and Celestial Star-Lord was cool. Also I will use this post to mention that kid Peter Quill in What-If S2 is basically the avatar now and I have no complaints.

Who is the most heinous villain of the MCU?

Ego wanted to take over the entire Universe while Thanos wanted to kill 1/2 of all life across the Universe. Taking over the entire Universe is more dangerous killing half of all life.

I know he killed them duh. But still as many kids he had witch was A LOT!You would think his celestial gene would carry on to a couple other kids beside Peter. Right?

Disclaimer: the last episode I watched was Zombies. So please no spoilers.

Some universes I want to see more of.

T'challa as Star-Lord universe: I want to see what happens as Ego possibly brainwashes Peter Quill to destroy the universe.

Zombies universe: I want to see zombie Thanos storm Wakanda to retrieve the Mind stone. And what he would do with the stones. He probably wouldn't kill half the universe.

He shares like no similarities to any other celestials but claims to be one. was he lying

Does Marvel have a tv show about Celestials because in the comics there are a bunch. In Eternals they introduce Arshim, but Marvel just talks about them and expects you to know them. Also apparently Ego is also a celestial but is he like a different kind or just like the human form of a celestial like Arshim? Anyway it kind of confuses me.

This is a tough one; leave thoughts down below

Like has anybody ever gone frame-by-frame to determine exactly how many planets (or more accuratly, model planets) were shown here? Plz lemme know if you have. I’d sure like to know.

so far the only live ones we seen on-screen have been with humans.

Inhumans could be considered hybrids between human and Kree. some episode in Agents of SHIELD season 2 told that the Kree experimented on a number of planets besides Earth. I would guess that the inhabinants of those planets were also sentient beings. same episode told that the experiments on the other planets failed. not sure the fate of those species.

Peter Quill is a hybrid between a celestial (Ego) and a human (Meredith Quill). Ego told that he impregnanted other women and that those children did not have the celestial gene. various pictures seem to indicate that most of the women were humanoid; which might suggest sentient beings. not sure how the other children died; whether Ego killed them or they died through non-killing means.

I would guess that humans have something that other sentient species do not have. but am not sure what that something is.

edit:: found other hybrid groups.

Karolina & Elle Dean; Gibborim (Magistrate) and human (Leslie Dean)

Daimon & Ana Helstrom; Demon (Marduk Helstom) and human (Victoria Helstrom). also Lily; Daimon Helstrom being the biological father.

edit #2:: all the hybrids have powers that non-hybrid humans seem to not have; and sometimes also the the non-human species seem to not have (mainly Inhumans).

Do you think EGO could of fathered another?

John Walker maybe also could be a Celestial?

I only thought of this while rewatching it and want to know if that is the case

I've been thinking, in Avengers: Endgame, they create all those branch timelines and one of them is the 2014 one in which they steal the Power & Soul stones (before Steve returns them). However, the Thanos that the Avengers fought at the end was the Thanos from this branch 2014, meaning that this universe no longer has a Thanos, a Nebula, or a Gamora.

Thanos and all of his forces have been removed from this universe. That should be great right? But in removing Thanos, this universe may have been doomed to a fate worse than Thanos -- Ego.

In Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, we know that Ego had a plan to kill not half the universe, but everyone, save himself and Star-Lord. Now obviously, his Expansion plan wouldn't have affected people in space ships, and he only had extensions on thousands of planets, but a ton of individuals still would have died in his first wave of expansion if it had been successful.

In the original universe, Ego was stopped by the Guardians. but in this alternate 2014, the events that led to the Guardians forming has been disrupted.

As we all know in the original universe, Baby Groot was small enough to plant charges next to Ego's brain, and those charges were powered by batteries Rocket stole from the Sovereign. But they only went to the Sovereign because they got word that Nebula had been apprehended there and Gamora wanted to be the one to turn her in for the bounty.

Obviously, now there's no Gamora or Nebula. Assuming Cap does return the Orb, Star-Lord has still been delayed in his mission. We know Korath was right behind him, so if Quill stays knocked out for a little bit longer, then Korath might be the one to steal the Orb. If that happens, assuming Korath doesn't kill him, Star-Lord (and Berit) are found on Morag by Yondu, who doesn't put a bounty on his head. Star-Lord never goes to Xandar the day Rocket & Groot are there, and there is no skirmish landing them in prison with Drax. Korath would take the Orb to Ronan, who would no longer have to kowtow to Thanos, meaning Ronan would put the Orb in his staff, like he did, and invade Xandar that much earlier. Only this time, the Nova Corps would be caught off guard by his arrival, and they'd have to face him without help from the Ravagers and Guardians. Ronan would probably be successful in destroying Xandar, since Star-Lord wouldn't be there to distract him and destroy him with the Power Stone.

Of course, Star-Lord's use of the Power Stone was what drew Ego to him in the first place, so if he doesn't use the Power Stone, then Ego might not find him that quickly. It may be decades before Ego runs into him, if he does at all. The universe may be safe for a while yet!

But if Ego does meet Star-Lord, then the universe is in grave danger. Now granted, Gamora was the one who initially encouraged Star-Lord to trust Ego, so without Gamora, he might not take to Ego so quickly. But if Star-Lord finds himself on the run from Yondu, or the law, or both, and he runs into Ego then, and Ego presents himself as his long-lost father who can get rid of all the A-holes chasing him and make him safe forever - then Star Lord might just be willing to join him. We know that Ego had Star-Lord all but indoctrinated until he let slip that he killed Meridith. But even after Star-Lord turned against Ego, he was still no match for him and Ego simply used him as a battery, a process which only stopped when Yondu crashed right into Ego's avatar (and Yondu was only there because Rocket told him the other Guardians had gone to Ego). Yondu was also the one who told Star-Lord he used his heart to power the arrow, thus insinuating that Star-Lord could control his own power by using his heart, rather than only his mind, which he does.

But without Yondu's guidance, Rocket's stolen bombs, or Baby Groot's ability to place the bombs this universe may be in for a much darker fate than even the main universe experienced.

But what do you think? How do you think events would have played out in this new Thanos-less 2014?