Emperor Jason of Spartax first appeared in Marvel Preview #11 and was created by Chris Claremont and John Byrne. Emperor Jason was the father of the Star-Lord character who had been introduced in Marvel Preview #4. Prince Jason of Spartax is a character that first appears in Inhumans vol. 3 #2 in the year 2000.
In the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), Peter Quill, also known as Star-Lord, is not explicitly depicted as a "half-god." Instead, he is the son of a human mother, Meredith Quill, and an alien father, Ego the Living Planet, who is a Celestial.
The Earthling who would grow up to guard the galaxy was born in Colorado to Meredith Quill, a human, and Jason (AKA J'son of Spartax), the heir to a galactic empire whose ship crashed in the Rocky Mountains.
Peter Jason Quill was born in 1980 to Meredith Quill and Ego, making him a hybrid of human and Celestial. His conception was all part of a plot set up by his father to produce a second Celestial, whose power he could use to complete the Expansion, which involved assimilating millions of worlds into Ego's very being.
2 revealed that Peter Quill has Celestial powers through his father, Ego. However, these powers seemingly disappeared after Ego's death. Although Peter lost his connection to the light and his immortality, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 proves that his Celestial genes still make him more powerful than a regular human.
Connections. Half Celestial and half human, Peter Quill has superhuman abilities, allowing him to physically withstand the exposure of the Power Stone without dying. Due to his parentage, Star-Lord is able to manipulate energy and matter.
Quill had left Earth behind when he became the new Emperor of Spartax and protected the galaxy as Star-Lord. He married L'ssa after he took the throne, and they had two children named Meredith and Jason after Quill's parents.
Recently, a battle with the Olympians unlocked Peter's latent powers, turning him into the Master of the Sun. He was also stranded in an extra-dimensional world called Morinus, where he became romantically entangled with two local nomads named Mors and Aradia, and where he fathered a son he called Rocket.
Celestials are gods and should not lose their power so easily. Well, first of all, Quill is only half Celestial, so the rules are different for him. In the movie the stated reason is that Quill's power comes from Ego and his planet. With its destruction, no more power.
Despite all of these adventures that served to cement Star-Lord's place as a hero, it wasn't until he was ripped away into another dimension that he gained any sort of real power beyond the enhanced physiology afforded to him by his half-Spartax parentage.
The Guardians engage in battle against Ego, with Quill even using his father's powers against him, ultimately succeeded in killing Ego, at the cost of losing any godlike powers Quill had.
Here, he is a spiteful, selfish, sociopathic, egotistical, omnicidal maniac who is willing to murder anyone who interferes in his goal, whether it is Peter's half-siblings for not inheriting Celestial powers, or Meredith Quill for triggering the romantic feelings that he considered a hindrance.
She is a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy with empathic powers and is the paternal half-sister of its leader, Peter Quill. Introduced in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017), she is an alien ward of Ego with the power to control the emotions of people by touch.
Celestials like Ego are categorized as a highly-intelligent ancient race of entities with god-like power. Ego figured out how to manipulate matter and energy around him, which he used to create his own planet as well as a humanoid form that would explore the cosmos.
The assassin Gamora becomes perhaps the most complex of Star-Lord's relationships amongst the Guardians. Quill holds her in high esteem and the frustrations between the two eventually relent as they began a romantic relationship.
The movie's post-credits scene revealed his adolescent form, which is the term James Gunn prefers over designating Groot as a teen. An adolescent is defined as being between 10-19 years old, but Gunn's preference could mean he is a pre-teen.
Gamora and Peter's Relationship is a canon romantic pairing between fellow Guardians of the Galaxy Peter Quill and Gamora. Together, the two of them are called "Starmora."
It turns out that Nebula star Karen Gillan very much believes that Nebula does have a little crush on Peter Quill, and during a recent interview with The New York Times, director James Gunn expanded on that a bit and believes that there could be something there.
In Avengers: Infinity War, Star-Lord and Gamora kiss following a flashback of when the mad titan Thanos (Josh Brolin) adopted Gamora as a little girl. Before they kiss, Gamora makes Star-Lord promise to kill her if necessary so that Thanos cannot learn the location of the Soul Stone.
Because she does not have a history with the Guardians, she does not reunite with them at the end of Endgame. Instead, she starts her own journey while Peter Quill is left mourning his dead girlfriend despite the existence of another version of Gamora in his universe.
Mantis appears in media set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), portrayed by Pom Klementieff. This version is the daughter of Ego the Living Planet and half-sister of Peter Quill who initially serves the former before helping to stop him and joining the Guardians of the Galaxy.
