How Guardians of the Galaxy 3"s Villain Is Retconned To Be The Trilogy"s Big Bad
Warning: This post contains spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 not only turns the High Evolutionary into the Guardians' biggest enemy but also makes him the villain that pulled the strings behind previous MCU cosmic threats. The Guardians of the Galaxy first assembled thanks to the Power Stone, which only represented a bounty for everyone involved. But after joining forces to defeat Ronan the Accuser, the team became a family, and they faced several foes together.
The Guardians of the Galaxy then fought Star-Lord's father Ego, Gamora's father Thanos, the High Priestess of the Sovereign Ayesha, the Sovereign's ultimate creation Adam Warlock, and finally their biggest villain, the High Evolutionary. While all of these enemies seem like separate threats, the High Evolutionary is the one who set many key events in motion. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3's use of flashbacks shows just how important Chukwudi Iwuji's High Evolutionary is both to the team and to the MCU trilogy.
The High Evolutionary Created GOTG 2 Villains The Sovereign![]()
The Sovereign kicked off the events of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 by hiring the Guardians to fight the Abilisk that attacked their planet, but they soon turned on the team when Rocket Raccoon stole their batteries. The Sovereign's quest to exact revenge on the Guardians caused Nebula to side with the heroes, and their defeat motivated Ayesha to use the Sovereign's ultimate creation, Adam Warlock, to destroy the Guardians of the Galaxy, which he almost accomplishes at the beginning of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
These events make it seem like the Sovereign are the villains behind the Guardians' fiercest battles, but Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 reveals that they only obeyed the High Evolutionary, as they are one of his many creations. This reveal creates an earlier connection between the High Evolutionary and the Guardians, and it makes the villain's defeat more humiliating, as Adam Warlock not only fails his mission to destroy the Guardians of the Galaxy but also joins them under Rocket Raccoon's leadership.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy then fought Star-Lord's father Ego, Gamora's father Thanos, the High Priestess of the Sovereign Ayesha, the Sovereign's ultimate creation Adam Warlock, and finally their biggest villain, the High Evolutionary. While all of these enemies seem like separate threats, the High Evolutionary is the one who set many key events in motion. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3's use of flashbacks shows just how important Chukwudi Iwuji's High Evolutionary is both to the team and to the MCU trilogy.
The High Evolutionary Created GOTG 2 Villains The Sovereign
The Sovereign kicked off the events of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 by hiring the Guardians to fight the Abilisk that attacked their planet, but they soon turned on the team when Rocket Raccoon stole their batteries. The Sovereign's quest to exact revenge on the Guardians caused Nebula to side with the heroes, and their defeat motivated Ayesha to use the Sovereign's ultimate creation, Adam Warlock, to destroy the Guardians of the Galaxy, which he almost accomplishes at the beginning of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.These events make it seem like the Sovereign are the villains behind the Guardians' fiercest battles, but Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 reveals that they only obeyed the High Evolutionary, as they are one of his many creations. This reveal creates an earlier connection between the High Evolutionary and the Guardians, and it makes the villain's defeat more humiliating, as Adam Warlock not only fails his mission to destroy the Guardians of the Galaxy but also joins them under Rocket Raccoon's leadership.
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