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Rocket. 6. Phyla-Vell Via Istimewa Di tengah pencariannya terhadap Rocket, High Evolutionary ternyata punya objek eksperimen baru yang merupakan sekelompok anak kecil dengan wujud seperti manusia dengan rambut putih. Setelah mengalahkan High Evolutionary, Guardians of the Galaxy membebaskan semua tawanan sang villain, termasuk sekumpulan anak kecil dengan rambut putih tersebut. Siapa sangka, salah satu dari kumpulan anak kecil berambut putih tersebut ternyata ada yang bergabung menjadi anggota Guardians of the Galaxy. Anak perempuan yang bergabung ke timnya Rocket dipanggil dengan nama Phyla. Sebagai informasi, Phyla didasarkan pada karakter bernama Phyla-Vell di komik. Di komik, Phyla diceritakan sebagai anaknya Mar-Vell dan Elysius yang memang bergabung ke Guardians of the Galaxy. 7. Blurp Via Istimewa Blurp adalah peliharaannya salah satu anggota Ravagers yang dibunuh oleh Adam Warlock saat proses interogasi. Tampilan Blurp yang menggemaskan membuat Adam memutuskan untuk memelihara makhluk tersebut. Berhubung Adam bergabung ke Guardians of the Galaxy yang dipimpin Rocket, Blurp pun ikut meramaikan tim tersebut. Baca Juga 7 Poin Penting di Teaser Film The Marvels, Ada Park Seo-joon! 5 Rekomendasi Anime Tema Superhero yang Wajib Kamu Tonton Aktor High Evolutionary Ternyata Ditawari Main Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 saat Syuting Peacemaker *** Itulah deretan karakter yang resmi bergabung dalam formasi baru tim Guardians of the Galaxy setelah ditinggalkan oleh Peter Quill dan yang lainnya. Apakah kamu setuju jika tim baru ini juga harus dibuatkan filmnya?

Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 marks the end of an era for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’s the final installment of James Gunn’s Guardians trilogy and the last time fans will get to see the original team on the big screen together. The film ends with many of the team members going their separate ways, along with the start of a new team of heroes. Rocket Raccoon (Bradley Cooper) now finds himself as the leader of the new team of Guardians consisting of Cosmo (Maria Bakalova), Kraglin (Sean Gunn), Groot (Vin Diesel), Adam Warlock (Will Poulter), and Phyla. Phyla is one of the children liberated from The High Evolutionary (Chukwudi Iwuji) near the end of the movie. Based on her given name and look, she's clearly the MCU adaptation of the Marvel Comics character Phya-Vell. But who exactly is Phyla in the comics? Well, her backstory in the comics is far more complex than the rather simplified version she's given by Gunn for the purpose of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. This means it’s a good time to take a look back at the comics' history of Phyla-Vell. Phyla-Vell Is the Daughter of Marvel Image via Marvel Comics Now buckle up because things are about to get weird. In Marvel Comics 616 lore, there is the hero Captain Marvel, who is actually a humanoid alien from the planet Kree named Mar-Vell. In the 1982 comic, The Death of Captain Marvel, Mar-Vell died after succumbing to cancer. His lover Elysius, an artificially created sentient being similar to the Eternals from planet Titan, wished to have Mar-Vell’s child. Using the advanced technology of her race and some of Mar-Vell’s genetic material, she impregnated herself and gave birth to Mar-Vell's biological child. Their son, Genis-Vell, later inherits his father's title and abilities, becoming the new Captain Marvel. Genis also inherits his father’s Cosmic Awareness in addition to his already vast superpowers. Cosmic Awareness grants Genis a universal level of omniscience, and he can see potential threats and terrible futures before they occur. Unfortunately, after his powers grew, Genis was unable to focus his Cosmic Awareness power, and the scope of the omniscience drives him insane. Under the manipulation of the cosmic entities Entropy and Epiphany, Genis destroys the entire Marvel Multiverse. He does restore it later, but the restoration comes with some changes. In the rebuilt Marvel 616 universe, Elysius not only bore one child from Mar-Vell’s genetic material but two. The second child was a daughter, Phyla-Vell, who also inherited her father’s powers, including his Cosmic Awareness. Elysius, with the help of Phyla, Rick Jones, and Starfox aka Eros, are able to walk Genis-Vell back from the ledge, get him to abandon his conquest of annihilation, and help restore his sanity to some degree. During her first appearance, Phyla-Vell is already a full-grown adult and incredibly powerful. She is able to fight toe-to-toe against her brother, wanting to

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 introduced another Captain Marvel mantle holder from the comics.Zoe Saldana, Dave Bautista, and Pom Klementieff are done with the MCU, leaving fans with a whole new potential team of Guardians of the Galaxy. However, several prominent Guardians members from the comics haven't been used yet, such as Moondragon, Nova, and Phyla.In the comics, Phyla - first introduced in 2004's Captain Marvel Vol. 5 - was the daughter of Mar-Vell and Elysius and held the moniker of Captain Marvel alongside her brother, Genis. But due to the significant changes made to Mar-Vell in the MCU, the possibility of her having that title on screen are slim to none.But that hasn't stopped her from joining the MCU.Phyla Joins the MCUIn Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Chukwudi Iwuji's High Evolutionary creates Phyla - played by child actress Kai Zen - as one of many attempts at the "perfect" species. Marvel StudiosAccording to the High Evolutionary, she and her kind are supposedly engineered to require little sleep, exert barely any energy, and be perpetually happy. Captain Marvel (2002) — Issue #16Fans of Mar-Vell already anticipated such changes to several characters because he no longer has the status and history of a galactic superhero in Captain Marvel. Unfortunately, Phyla is the first of many consequences of those changes.What Is the Future of Captain Marvel's Phyla?Warning - The rest of this article contains spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.The post-credits scene of Vol. 3 revealed a new team of Guardians that would continue to protect the galaxy, with Phyla being one of them. She's even shown to seemingly have some of her powers from the comics if her glowing fists are anything to go by.Although some might be frustrated that another prominent LGBTQIA+ character from the comics has been adapted into a child, there's a chance that it could be only temporary. Like her brother, Genis, Phyla was a test-tube baby made by her mother, Elysius, using Mar-Vell's genetic structure and artificially aged to maturity. Silver Surfer Annual (1988) — Issue #6It's possible that the High Evolutionary integrated this same kind of artificial aging into her species, which hopefully means she'll quickly become an adult when audiences see her again. This could even mean the introduction of an adult Genis somewhere on Nowhere is in the cards.Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 premieres in theaters on Friday,

Warning: This story contains spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. Every rock concert needs an encore — and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 has two. The third and final film in James Gunn's trilogy hit theaters May 5, promising one last swan song for everyone's favorite band of intergalactic oddballs. Vol. 3 is Gunn's last Marvel film before he departs to run rival studio DC, and it's an emotional sendoff, following the Guardians as they clash against the villainous High Evolutionary (Peacemaker actor Chukwudi Iwuji). Ever since the tear-jerking first trailer debuted last year, fans have been wondering which characters might survive Vol. 3 — and which might say goodbye forever. Surprisingly, every member of the Guardians survives, although many end up quitting the team and setting out for new adventures. Chris Pratt's Star-Lord/Peter Quill returns home to Earth for the first time since his abduction, while his former paramour Gamora (Zoe Saldaña) reunites with her fellow Ravagers. As for Mantis (Pom Klementieff), she heads off into the unknown, joined by three monstrous abilisks. Meanwhile, Nebula (Karen Gillan) and Drax (Dave Bautista) leave the crew to remain at Knowhere, where they volunteer to help take care of the High Evolutionary's liberated lab experiments. It seems like a definitive end for many of our heroes, but the film's two end-credits scenes suggest that the Guardians' song may not be over yet. (Unlike 2017's Vol. 2, which had a whopping five post-credits scenes, Vol. 3 has a more manageable two.) EW breaks down both of the post-credits scenes from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3'.Marvel Studios Mid-credits scene: Meet the new Guardians When Star-Lord leaves at the end of the film, he names Rocket (Bradley Cooper) as the new leader of the team. (Peter also gives Rocket a parting gift: his beloved Zune MP3 player.) The mid-credits scene finds Rocket leading a new crew, joined by Groot (Vin Diesel), Cosmo the Space Dog (Maria Bakalova), and Kraglin (Sean Gunn). The reformed Adam Warlock (Will Poulter) has also joined the squad with his beloved alien pet Blurp. There's one more member of the new Guardians that's worth noting: a young girl with white hair (played by Kai Zen), rescued from the High Evolutionary's lab. The credits identify her as Phyla, an apparent nod to the comics character Phyla-Vell. In Marvel comics, Phyla-Vell is a powerful heroine, the daughter of legendary Kree warrior Mar-Vell. She's gone by various names, including Captain Marvel and Quasar, but she's perhaps best known as a member of the Guardians. Phyla's introduction to the Marvel Cinematic Universe comes at a particularly interesting time: The next film to hit theaters will be The Marvels in November, focusing on Brie Larson's Carol Danvers, Teyonah Parris' Monica Rambeau, and Iman Vellani's Kamala Khan. Like Phyla-Vell, all three of those characters have ties to the Captain Marvel/Ms. Marvel moniker. Might Phyla play a role in The Marvels? We'll have to wait and see. As