#Warlock Guardian

[hyakunana]

"Your people need their heroes."

Their heroes:

[lilyrose-terraharuka]

Ikora Rey: The stars that shines upon our light, I'm Pretty Inanis!

Lily Terraharuka: A planet that blooms upon our light, I'm Pretty Terrana!

[peterqueer]

Basic Marvel Rivals match I wish it could be me and my one-trick Warlock, but I have to play support or tank and be useful (つω`｡)

[peterquillsblog]

[maarigolds]

This has got to be one of my favorite shots of the whole movie. Because I mean, look at him. Look at this little dummy, this actual baby, witnessing happiness and family for the first time in his life. All he wanted was to belong, and now he does.

[kaiserouo]

New raid mechanic just dropped guardians go back to your math class

disgusting stuff below.

ykw if the warlock remembered just enough about the relation of fourier series with function inner product space he can indeed do that in his head.

we define our function inner product space C[0, 2π] with a set of functions continuous in range [0, 2π], and the inner product of two functions in this space f, g ∈ C[0, 2π] is defined as ∫f(x)g(x)dx (integrated in [0, 2π]). note that the functions in set S = {cos(nπ) | ∀ n∈ ℕ} ∪ {sin(nπ) | ∀ n∈ ℕ} are orthogonal to each other in this space, and all of them has squared norm π, so you can just match the terms with the same function and sum them up. in this case only 6cos3x on the left and 5cos3x on the right can match, along with the divide by π, the final answer is 6 × 5 = 30. another example is ∫ (3cos(x) + 4cos(2x) + 6cos(3x))(-cos(x) + 5cos(3x) + 18cos(5x)) dx (integrated in [0, 2π]) = (6 × 5 + 3 × (-1))π = 27π.

don't actually do that tho it's just a trivia.

[shittybundaskenyer]

beloved

[heartman]

@ the people complaining about Adam Warlock in GOTG 3

[leggy-fish]

adam warlock crashing into things instead of entering places through doors deserves to be a running gag

[tarakanpaintedpurple]

Check your backgrounds people

[tamtamho]

I've said it before and I'll say it again: GOTG have the smoothest, most planned, movie series with a satisfying ending.

[SPOILERS]

It shows that:

- the main male lead and female lead doesn't have to end up together

- endings doesn't have to be tragic or sad to be remarkable

- heroes deserve to be saved too

- people change, and that's okay

- keep the character arc constant throughout different movies

- give villain's minions some character and thoughts. When High Revolutionary's subordinate went against him? And that Ura girl? Amazing.

- some villains can have no sob backstory and justification of what they done and still be a good villain (story-wise), and audience don't need to empathize. It's ok if they just want to cheer heroes as they kick the villain's ass

- You can make good jokes WITHOUT undermining the emotional aspect. Go ahead, joke, but know where to stop. I feel that's what new MCU movies lacked lately.

[hyakunana]

An Artwork Commission for twitter user ZarionTheKell ✨

[lilyrose-terraharuka]

(SLAMS DESK)

Ikora Rey is a Magical Girl confirmed and is Space Mom towards her Warlock Guardians, especially younger ones.

She's also a magical girl in her original life before she was brought back to life. She was pretty bad ass back then and was into space when she's younger. Her alter ego name was Starry Ikora and she had hair with colorful star pins and her theme colors were Purple and Black.

She doesn't have hair anymore but hopefully Bungie has something in mind about her original life. I mean, I know she's pretty bad ass with Crimble (I can't spell, sorry), but holy shit! Please Bungie, I want to know her OG life!

[peterqueer]

My boys kiss sketch

[itsjuliak5]

“The sky is beautiful and I’m flying with my friends.”

“I love you guys,” *Dog Days Are Over by Florence and the Machine starts playing*

[velvet4510]

I love Adam Warlock’s character arc. He was born prematurely for the sole purpose of killing. He doesn’t know any better. His mother says “kill the Guardians,” so he will kill the Guardians. But then when he hurts people he says “I don’t like how this makes me feel.” He discovers his own nature. He doesn’t LIKE killing. He evolves beyond his creator’s expectations, not unlike Rocket. When he finds out the lives of his mother and people are on the line, THAT spurs him to keep fighting. To save them. Then he fails. Everything he had to live for is gone. Then the people he was targeting save him. They give him a second chance. And he decides to save one of them in return. He finds himself. He’s not a killer. He’s a savior. He’s a Guardian of the Galaxy at heart.

And to think he doesn’t get so much as a thank you for saving Peter. Give this guy some respect. Even a silent head nod exchange of “thanks” and “you’re welcome” between him and any of the Guardians during the group hug scene would’ve sufficed.

He didn’t have to save Peter. But he did.