Gamora was separated from her mother in the attack, but Thanos himself took a liking to the young girl, giving her a blade as a present and shielding her from seeing the massacre of her people. Taking her in as his adoptive daughter, Thanos would go on to turn her into a living weapon with cybernetic enhancements.
Thanos better appreciates Gamora, because he feels that her successes reflect upon him, as he raised and trained her. Conversely, Thanos does not show similar affection for Nebula.
Gamora was tasked by Thanos to locate and retrieve the Soul Stone, which Thanos needed to complete his Infinity Gauntlet and fulfill his project of exterminating half of all life in the universe. Gamora successfully retrieved a map leading to the Soul Stone on Vormir.
Early life. As a child, Gamora's planet was invaded by Thanos, whose forces killed half the population, including her parents. Gamora confronted him, and out of admiration for her courage, he adopted her as his daughter.
Probably, the user may probably see the one he loves the most, or the one who was sacrificed for the Soul Stone. Gamora fulfills both the criteria. She was the one Thanos loved the most, also she was sacrificed for the Soul stone. Probably this is the reason Thanos saw her moments after the snap.
And OOOPS SURPRISE Thanos has to sacrifice "what he loves most" in order to get the stone. His tears imply that he loves Gamora, but in one of my favorite movie moments of all time, Gamora spits back at him, "This isn't love."
Thanos will get constant nightmares of killing Gamora and shame for killing his daughter for nothing. Thanos eventually realizes that all the trouble he went for in the snap: Killing Gamora, Killing Asgard's population, and ruining lives, have been for nothing. Thanos commits to finding a solution to reverse the snap.
Thanos never cared much for Nebula, even going so far as to say in Guardians of the Galaxy that Gamora was his favorite. That could be because, to Thanos, Nebula was nothing more than a means to spare Gamora while still obtaining the Soul Stone.
This was part of a cosmic process by which the wielder of the Soul Stone had to sacrifice something they truly loved. Thanos killed Gamora regretfully, showing he would truly do anything to accomplish his goals, no matter how much it hurt him personally.
Unlike the main Gamora, who was killed in Avengers: Infinity War, this Gamora was plucked from her timeline and stranded in this universe. Because she does not have a history with the Guardians, she does not reunite with them at the end of Endgame.
Over the years, Gamora became Thanos' favorite child, and he considered her the future heir to his throne, which only strengthened the growing wedge in her relationship with Nebula and in time, Gamora built up the reputation as the "deadliest woman in the galaxy" and became well known throughout the cosmos.
We know that Gamora wasn't at Tony Stark's funeral - unsurprising considering that she didn't know him, really - so she must have fled after the battle was won.
Gamora is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer/artist Jim Starlin, the character first appeared in Strange Tales #180 (June 1975). Gamora is the adopted daughter of Thanos, and the last of her species.
Zoe Saldaña's Gamora is now part of The Ravagers, an interstellar criminal syndicate in the universe. The Gamora we knew before is not the Gamora we see in this film, and her hair, styled in locs, showcases her new lifestyle. “It almost felt like she just let her hair grow and she never did it,” says Russek.
Marvel Studios' Avengers: Endgame saw Thanos' Infinity War snap reversed, but while most of the fallen heroes returned, those who died before Thanos' snap weren't so lucky, including Gamora. Endgame, however, brought Gamora back thanks to the Time Heist, allowing her 2014 self to journey to the present.
Another prevalent argument is that the God of Thunder was simply too exhausted at that point, having used all of his energy fighting Hela in Thor: Ragnarok.
Nebula's feelings on the death of Thanos are understandable, especially with the way Gillan broke it down in her quote. Despite his abusive nature, the Mad Titan was the only parent figure that the character has had for a long time.
And though you might expect 2023 Nebula to start bleeding out or disappear, she's completely fine. That's because when 2014 Nebula traveled to the future on Thanos' orders, she created a split timeline.
Thanos captured and tortured Nebula, using her as a bargaining tool to force Gamora to reveal the location of the Soul Stone. Nebula managed to escape and regrouped with the Guardians and the Avengers on Titan, during their battle against Thanos, before she realized that he killed Gamora to get the Stone.
On Earth, the Snap led to a five-year period in which the world fell into societal collapse and many countries abandoned their national borders. In 2023, the victims of the Snap were resurrected by the Avengers, after they went back in time to alternate timelines to acquire their own set of Infinity Stones.
Although in Endgame, they found and killed Thanos 2 weeks after he snapped half the Universe from existence,It would be another 5 years before they were able to Snap everyone back.
What would actually happen if Thanos snapped in real life?
The erasure of half of the population of ALL populations means that the ecosystems of earth will start collapsing all over the world. This is not a world ending event, and indeed, from a paleontologists view from the future, it will be impossible to see what exactly happened.
