Star-Lord (Celestial Power MCU)
Real name: Peter Quill
Full name: Peter Jason Quill
Aliases: Star-Lord, The Legendary Outlaw
Alter egos: Star-Lord, Star-Lord (MCU)
Creator: Marvel Comics
Alignment: Good
First appearance: Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)
Place of birth: St. Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Occupation: Mercenary, Adventurer
Base: Benatar (mobile)
Relatives: Meredith Quill (mother, deceased), Ego (father, deceased), Yondu Udonta (adopted father, deceased)
Gender: Male
Height: 6'2 • 188 cm
Weight: 185 lb • 83 kg
Eye color: Green
Hair color: Blond
Superpowers: Agility, Dexterity, Durability, Endurance, Energy Constructs, Energy Manipulation, Energy Resistance, Flight, Immortality, Intelligence, Marksmanship, Molecular Manipulation, Peak Human Condition, Power Augmentation, Reflexes, Stamina, Stealth, Super Speed, Super Strength, Weapon-based Powers, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 85, strength 70, speed 65, durability 100, power 100, combat 85

History:
Peter Jason Quill was a half-human, half-Celestial who was abducted from Earth by the Yondu Ravager Clan in 1988. After his abduction, he began building fame as the legendary outlaw Star-Lord. In 2014, he decided to leave the Ravagers and operate individually, starting by stealing a precious artifact known as the Orb, unintentionally becoming a key player in the Quest for the Orb. Following his arrest, he forged an uneasy alliance with fellow inmates Gamora, Drax the Destroyer, Rocket Raccoon, and Groot, and formed the Guardians of the Galaxy team with them a short while later in order to stop Ronan the Accuser from destroying Xandar. After the Battle of Xandar, he left with the other Guardians to do "a little bit of good and a little bit of bad." A few months later, he and the other Guardians were hired by Ayesha and the Sovereign to defend interdimensional batteries from an Abilisk. However, after Rocket stole some of the batteries, Ayesha sent the Sovereign fleet after them, with the Guardians being saved when the fleet is destroyed by Ego, Quill's biological father, whom Quill had never met before. Quill spent a few days bonding with his father, but when Ego revealed that he was responsible for Meredith Quill's death, Quill allied with his fellow Guardians to prevent Ego's quest to terraform the universe. After killing Ego and witnessing Yondu Udonta's sacrifice, Quill continued to lead the Guardians of the Galaxy, and eventually started a relationship with Gamora.

Powers:
 Due to his heritage, he is part Celestial and part human, giving him superhuman abilities. Even while not having awakened his celestial power, Quill had enough power to briefly survive holding the Power Stone on his own and after awakening his full power, was able to challenge his father, a true Celestial, who had easily subdued the other Guardians. Although he seems to have lost his cosmic powers after Ego died, Quill retained his superhuman physical powers.  Due to his paternal heritage from Ego, Quill holds considerable amounts of supernatural durability and endurance to the point that he even was able to physically withstand the exposure to the energy from an Infinity Stone. He held the Power Stone for a short length of time without dying, and was able to harness its power when sharing the burden with the other Guardians. Quill himself also noted that he was able to survive numerous injuries while working for the Ravagers, though none were implausible enough to raise any suspicion. When he fought Ego, he was able to withstand Ego's attacks and only had minor injuries at the end of the fight. Later, Quill managed to survive a shockwave from Thanos using the Infinity Gauntlet and quickly recovered.  While battling Ego, Yondu Udonta's encouragement allowed Star-Lord to realize his ability to manipulate matter. He used it to propel himself into the air at a high velocity. He was able to construct things and weapons out of matter, such as gloves of rock to punch his father and later he enveloped himself into a giant Pac-Man to counter the giant materialized by his father.  While on Ego's planet, Ego taught him how to manipulate energy and how to use it to create solid constructions by drawing energy from the planet. He once created a ball to play catch with his father, like he always dreamed of. He can even empower his fists with energy to produce superhuman physical strikes, such as when he did with his father moments prior to his father's death.  He used his cosmic power to enhance his physical strength and durability to the point where he was almost immune to damage, allowing him to easily smash through stone and survive crashing into the ground at bullet-like speed.  While battling his father Ego, Ego told him that as long as Ego's essence is still alive, Star-Lord himself will never die.   Quill is considerably skilled in close-quarters combat, both in armed and hand-to-hand combat. He was able to stand his ground against Gamora, the finest assassin trained by Thanos, in a fist fight. He uses his two blasters as melee weapons to strike and knock his foes unconscious with a hard strike to the head with great skill. He was able to easily take down multiple Nova Corps, Kyln, and Sakaaran soldiers by striking them with the blasters. Quill also managed to easily subdue and hold the superhuman, but inexperienced Spider-Man at gunpoint during their brief skirmish, as well as dodge blasts sent at him by Thanos using the Power Stone and even plant an explosion on Thanos himself, although he did had aid from Doctor Strange's use of Eldritch Magic to conjure platforms, which helped him maneuver through Thanos' attacks and plant the device.  Quill is a very capable leader, having successfully led the Guardians of the Galaxy ever since the group was founded. Still, he sometimes had a hard time keeping his fellow Guardians in line, like when Rocket Raccoon pretended to Thor that he was the captain of the Benatar and left with the God of Thunder to Nidavellir, or when he could not talk Drax the Destroyer out of attacking Thanos on Knowhere.  Quill is an exceptional tactician, as shown when after finding Iron Man's plan to suck, Quill took the lead and made his own plan to stop Thanos and was nearly successful until he broke the group’s hold on him after going into rage on learning Gamora’s death.  Raised by the Ravagers, Quill mastered the art of thievery and evasion. Though Star-Lord had a criminal record, thievery was not one of the charges, though Rhomann Dey picked him up for petty theft.  Quill is well-versed in the use of weapons from all over the galaxy, but he prefers using his own Quad Blasters, which he is shown to be skilled with. He also handled a Kyln Guard's rifle, a weapon he was not believed to have even seen before, and easily shot and destroyed a drone with it. He even accurately shot Spider-Man during their skirmish and trapped him long enough to hold him at gunpoint.  Quill is highly athletic and has high level dexterity, reflexes, and coordination, which notably allows him to do parkour and freerunning. His extreme reflexes allowed him to effortlessly catch a small lunging creature trying to bite him while he was wearing headphones and seemingly distracted by his music. He was able to leap several feet across a chasm, perform a combat roll while sliding along his ship directly into the cockpit.   Quill is an accomplished starship pilot. He has used this skill to escape Korath and his men on Morag.  While Quill speaks English, he is capable of understanding the Groot language after having spent four years with Groot.