Peter Jason Quill, also known by his alias Star-Lord, is a fictional character portrayed primarily by Chris Pratt in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) media franchise, based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name.
Later, Peter quit the group to take over as Emperor of the Spartax Empire, the role his father once had. To fill the void he left, Kitty Pryde of the X-Men became the new Star-Lord.
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.
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.
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.
However, he's only half space god, and Quill's powers have been stripped from his soul. All of this points to him being one of the weakest gods in Marvel lore. Plus, while Peter Quill may be skilled with his pistols, Thor is packing some actual guns.
While Peter and Gamora don't end up together in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, both characters get the endings that they needed. Finding themselves if not each other, the two former Guardians of the Galaxy are far better off at the end of the film than they were in the beginning.
A quick, comedic scene in Vol. 3's Orgocorp heist teases some potential romance between Peter Quill and Nebula, but James Gunn claims that it was never going to become anything more (per The New York Times).
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.
Sometime before the Red Skull overthrew the United States of America, Star-Lord stepped up to be the Emperor of the Spartax Empire, while marrying L'ssa who bore him two children, Meredith and Jason.
The adopted daughter of Thanos, Gamora is the most recognizable love interest in Star-Lord's life, thanks mostly to their MCU romance. Gamora was introduced in 1975's Strange Tales #180 by Jim Starlin as a deadly assassin working for Thanos and later a faithful Guardian of the Galaxy.
Star-Lord's sister, Empress Victoria, is determined to destroy the Guardians of the Galaxy, setting the stage for a sibling clash of cosmic proportions.
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.
Star-Lord and Mantis are siblings because they were both fathered by Ego. Star-Lord and Mantis have different mothers, but they both had romantic relationships with Ego in the past. This was the result of Ego's Expansion plan, which was his mission to terraform planets across the galaxy so they were controlled by him.
James Gunn fought for that Peter-Gamora kiss scene in Avengers: Infinity War – before her tragic death. "I begged them to have that kiss in the movie, because it was necessary to really cement their relationship.
So much so that Tony was arguably the best father figure that Nebula has ever gotten in the MCU. Thanos had an abusive relationship with his adopted daughters. While he favored Gamora (Zoe Saldana), he was harsh and downright dismissive of Nebula.
As proven by Thanos sacrificing Gamora, he's a being capable of love. While he may not have had affection for Nebula in her adult years, her growth and ability to fight with 100 percent of herself every time were enough for him to pay attention to her and try and "help" her to ensure she never lost again.
However, this film is about family and making choices that feel authentic to yourself and what you desire in your life. By the end of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Peter Quill and Gamora do not end up in a relationship with each other.
3, Gamora's role is that of a variant from a different timeline who joins the Ravagers and doesn't remember her love with Peter Quill. The reason for her memory loss is that she is not the same Gamora from the previous films and never met the Guardians or went through character development [1].
Why does Gamora look different in Guardians of the Galaxy 3?
That version of Gamora really did die when Thanos sacrificed her and the Gamora in Guardians 3 is the alternate-timeline Gamora. It's why she acts differently to the Gamora we knew, as she's had different life experiences.
Although he is an extremely skilled marksman, Clint Barton is often considered to be the weakest member of the team seeing as he's just a regular guy with a bow and arrow. That certainly means that Hawkeye one of the weakest Avengers.
Unlike his MCU counterpart who ultimately flubbed The Avengers efforts to takedown of Thanos, Peter Quill was able to defeat Thanos in the comics. However, his death was only temporary meaning that his demise didn't matter in the grand scheme of things as he was quickly brought back to life.
So while Zeus' best feat is defeating a mountain-sized monster, Odin's best feat is defeating a monster as big as nine worlds. Odin outclasses Zeus in intelligence, versatility, strength, and weapons. Zeus simply can't compete. The winner is Odin, All-Father of the Æsir.
