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Avalog

**Avalog** are creatures that appear in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*.

## Gameplay

The Guardians meet the Avalog enemy during Chapter 13: Against All Odds while exploring the icy levels of Maklu IV.

## Records

AVALOG
The avalog is a Makluvian predator that spends cycles asleep beneath the planet's extensive ice plains. They only come to the surface after significant meteorite fall, presumably to prey upon the traumatized surface creatures. An avalog will drag its kills back down with it, so it's common to find half-eaten carcasses below layers of solid ice.

It has four powerful tentacles for defense and locomotion and two highly-sensitive feelers capable of detecting subtle vibrations through Maklu IV's frozen lakes. As one Makluvian explorer reported, "its head is 250% teeth."
Cosmo

See **Cosmo** at *Marvel Database*.

**Cosmo** is a supporting character in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. He is a Soviet space dog that gained psychic abilities during an incident that ultimately brought him to Knowhere. Cosmo currently serves as the station's Chief of Security, and keeps the peace with the help of his Korbinite security force.

## Background

Cosmo is a former CCCP space dog who was used in the Soviet Space Program. The experiment Cosmo was part of, didn't work out as expected and so Cosmo drifted off from the intended course. Cosmic rays transformed him and developed his psionic powers and eventually, he arrived on Knowhere. He then became Chief of Security of Knowhere.

## Gameplay

Cosmo is a non-playable in the game. Despite his powers, he falls under the influence of The Matriarch in Chapter 12: Knowhere To Run, and Peter must try to help him to regain his senses. If Peter is successful, Cosmo will help to fight The Converted in Chapter 14: Into The Fire.

## Records

COSMO
Cosmo was the first canine launched into orbit by Russia's Soviet Space Program (CCCP). His spacecraft was pulled away from Earth by an unknown cosmic anomaly. Hurled into deep space at impossible speeds and deposited near the edge of the galaxy. Cosmo found himself hyper-evolved by cosmic radiation. He could hear, and understand, distant thoughts in a hundred different languages. He used his newfound telekinesis to push his powerless vessel towards the cacophony in his head and found the Knowhere spaceport.

Now serving as Knowhere's Security Chief, Cosmo relies on his incredible psychic abilities to oversee one of the most diverse and bustling corners of deep space. Part research facility, part watering hole, Knowhere is a final port of call before the limitless Rift—a home for the aimless, the delinquent, and the inquisitive alike. And as if keeping watch over all that wasn't enough, Cosmo also has custody of a litter of five Russian space puppies, named Andrei, Leonid, Tatyana, Zinaida, and Chad.

First appeared in Nova #8 (2008)

Writers: Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning

Artists: Wellington Alves, Scott Hanna, Guru-eFX

Cover Artist: Adi Granov

Editor: Bill Rosemann

## Gallery

Concept by Bruno Gauthier-Leblanc.In-engine render by Genci Buxheli.Influenced by the Promise in Chapter 12.Cosmo and his pups at the end of Chapter 15.
## Trivia

* Cosmo appears to be a mix of Golden-Retriever/Labrador-Retriever.
Egghead Reviews: Mant-Blows

**Egghead Reviews: Mant-Blows** is an archive item in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. It was written by Eggie Newp regarding Mantlo's Bar, giving it a low score and comparing it to a dying Wuruum. His other reviews are Egghead Reviews: Spirit Tree and Egghead Reviews: That's More Like It.

## Gameplay

The message can be found on said bar, during Chapter 6: Between a Rock and a Hard Place, on Knowhere. It can be found atop a mostly unoccupied table with bottles right in front of the bar's countertop.

## Records

EGGHEAD REVIEW: MANT-BLOWS

EGGIE NEWP

What does a fatally wounded wuruum and Mantlo's Bar on Knowhere Station have in common? Both are in the midst of a slow and painful death

Do not get me wrong, loyal reader. I came to Knowhere on a mission. But even I, a connoisseur of dive bars and flark-ridden watering holes, cannot be swayed to give a full skull to this garishly lit den of thievery that has the audacity to call itself a bar.

For a bar suggests that there is one by which to be rated against. If Mantlo's has a bar, it has sunk so low into the rotting celestial grey matter that it cannot — dare I say will not — be found again.

Therefore, reader, I must caution you. Drink at your own risk, lest you, too, be consumed by the slow entropy of irrelevance. A generous 0.5 out of 5555555555jksjdnhnallllllllllllllddddddddskaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Ghilaron

**Ghilaron** is a massive, reptilian-like monster in the Marvel Universe and Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, but in the game, the players only can see a skull of one of these beasts in the vault of Lady Hellbender's Fortress.

However, the players also can find more information in the message Unknown Ghilaron Species, which was written by Chief Zoologist Yarrt'Ol.

## Background

**Ghilaron** was introduced in "Godzilla #4", August, 1977 as a creature made by Doctor Demonicus on Earth.

Please read more about this topic on the Marvel Database.
Knowhere Safe

**Knowhere Safe** is an archive item in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. It is another text by The Rock's Maintenance Chief Dugar. His other messages are Elevator A23, Memo: Suit Protocol and If Anyone Finds This....

## Gameplay

During Chapter 12: Knowhere To Run, Peter Quill can pick it up in the burning ruins of Knowhere, after the Universal Church of Truth's invasion. This archive is in the first area after exiting the *Milano*. It is on the left, next to some pallets, just before players get to the circular elevator.

## Records

KNOWHERE SAFE

MAINTENACE CHIEF DUGAR

I'm off the D'ASTING Rock!

Patched up an impounded Badoon scout shuttle with a whole mess of space-tape, nanowire, and prayers to any god, celestial being, or galactic space hoodoo that would hear them.

Somebody must have.

No brain parasites here, so far as I can tell. Usual aches and itches. Spent a lot of time in front of the mirror trying to decide if I was crazy.

Pretty sure I'm just old.

Docked at Knowhere. Figure this far out and so close to the Rift, it's the safest place in the Galaxy to hide from whatever mind-goblins got inside the Corpsmen.

One thing's for sure—Knowhere's never going to run out of maintenance work. Figure it's as good a place as any to finish out my days in peace.
Janvia Umag'oll

**Professor Janvia Umag'oll** is a character only mentioned in a message named QZ Disposal that can be found in The Quarantine Zone. She obviously was engaged in experiments in the zone and describes it's state and the protective sphere around it. She suggests to dispose all the material in Knowhere's Rift.

* Ebrium-based nano-resin cluster-foam is obviously a material that was developed by Umag'oll.
Honchi

See **Honchi** at *Marvel Database*.

**Honchi** is a mentioned-only location in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*.

## Story

Little is known about this planet. In one occassion, sometime in 7801, the Guardians of the Galaxy were on a mission here, during which Drax put his trust in Rocket, but the latter repaid that trust by attempting to rob their employer. He claimed he was just testing their security measures, but Drax did not believe him.

## Gameplay

Honchi is referenced in passing while the team is exploring Seknarf Nine towards the beginning of Chapter 3: The Cost of Freedom, right before falling into the forest below.

## References

1. ↑ In-game information.
2. ↑ *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: No Guts, No Glory* Chapter 30
Chitauri Prime

See **Chitauri Prime** at *Marvel Database*.

**Chitauri Prime** is a major, but unseen location in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. It is the home planet of the Chitauri race.

## Characteristics

Since the Galactic War, the planet seems more like a prison, with great restrictions for the Chitauri population. Chitauri are forbidden to use spacecraft and any technology that could be used as a weapon. A council of united planets keeps a close watch on Chitauri Prime.

## Gameplay

In the game, the Guardians of the Galaxy do not visit Chitauri Prime, but the planet is mentioned in the in-game encyclopedia, Galactic Compendium, in the Chitauri entry from the Factions category. It is also mentioned by Peter in his Ravager Comm Bracelet and Chitauri Sear-Cuffs conversations.
Caves of Lamentis

The **Caves of Lamentis** are a major location in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. This dangerous place, guarded by the Cotati species, houses the five Great Mysteries of Lamentis.

## Gameplay

The Caves of Lamentis serve are a main area of exploration in Chapter 10: Test of Faith. Mantis tries to help the Guardians to free Drax from the Matriarch's influence. Inside the caves several tests await the team, including new common enemies (Ogrodes, Common Barbwings) and old in the form of the shapeshifting Fog Creatures.

During exploration, a mysterious figure will make a cameo. Two archives, A Foggy Theory and Pip's Quips, can be found in this location.

## Records

CAVES OF LAMENTIS
Scans of the winding cave system beneath Lamentis' surface reveal a scientific impossibility: they appear to weave their way entirely through the core of the planet. The conundrum has attracted the attention of many researchers, but the Cotati who guard the caves were forbid visitors. The only existing accounts of the tunnels come from the Priests of Pama during their initial exploration. However, their journals are of little help since the writings are generally cryptic and focused on prophecy rather than geology.

The priests do note some evidence of an ancient civilization in the caves, but they do not elaborate. If one ignores the wilder, more mythical warnings about the caves, there are enough descriptions of Lamentis' various cave predators to discourage trespass.

## Gallery

Entrance concept by Arnaud Pheu.Environment concept for the caves by Sean Vo.Cave lake concept by Arnaud Pheu.Cave swamp concept by Arnaud Pheu.Entrance to the caves, protected by a Cotati.The waterfall puzzle.
I'll Tumble 4 Ya

"**I'll Tumble 4 Ya**" by Culture Club is a licensed song that appears in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy* via the Huddle mechanic. It originally is from the album *Kissing to Be Clever*, released in 1983.

## Lyrics

Downtown we'll drown
We're in our never splendor
Flowers
Showers
Who's got the new boy gender
I'll be your baby
I'll be your score
I'll run the gun for you
And so much more
[*Chorus*]
I'll tumble 4 ya
I'll tumble 4 ya
I'll tumble 4 ya
I'll tumble for you
I'll tumble 4 ya
I'll tumble 4 ya
I'll tumble 4 ya
I'll tumble...
Uptown their sound
Is like the native
You send her
Junction
Function
The boy with pop is slender
Did he say maybe
Or I'm not sure
He'll be a boy for you
But you need more
*Chorus*
I get a crazy feeling
That chases in my head
It's nothing that you do to me
It's nothing that you said
It's love in stereo
And when I can't let go I say
I'll be your baby
I'll be your score
I'll run the gun for you
And so much more
*Chorus*
Downtown we'll drown
We're in our never splendor
Flowers
Showers
Who's got the new boy gender
I'll be your baby
I'll be your score
I'll run the gun for you
And so much more
*Chorus*
Bye-Bye Engine

The **Bye-Bye Engine**, or **BBE**, is a major item in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. A long-range firearm, it is Rocket's weapon of choice.

## Gameplay

The Bye-Bye Engine cannot be customized, like all the Guardians' signature weapons with the exception of the Element Guns.

## Records

ROCKET'S BYE-BYE ENGINE
Rocket's BBE is an ion cartridge-fed, heavy automatic weapon originally based on Kree infantry rifles but modified beyond recognition (and reason). Compressed gas instead of a mechanical system allows for an incredibly high rate of fire and minimizes jamming. However, it is jammed full of other guns, some of them far bigger than the core weapon. Rocket appears to have installed a pocket dimension generator directly into his weapon, allowing it to unfold and expand in impossible ways. It does not currently possess a safety trigger.
Business Card

A **business card** is a card bearing business information about a company or individual. In *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*, the Guardians of the Galaxy have their own business card, which has a Galactic Compendium entry.

## Description

The Guardians' business card is blue with a photo of the Milano to the right side, but it comes in two variants depending on the logo to the left. One has a purple shield-like graphic with the Peter Quill's/Ravager flame that simply has "Guardians" inscribed (the logo that appears in their Factions entry); this is the bsiness card design featured in the Items entry. The second variant, which can be found in Peter's room, has a "Guardians of the Galaxy" wordmark (see Trivia below) above a shield-like graphic that features the aforementioned flame and the outline of Nova Corps' six-pointed star.

## Records

BUSINESS CARD
Marked "Guardians of the Galaxy," these business cards were delivered to every major spaceport in the galaxy. While many arrived through various types of postal systems, there were several incidents of air drops as well. The Garamux station went on full lockdown, believing they were under attack, and has permanently banished the self-described "heroes-for-hire" group. A Nova Corps strategist studied the deployment methods used and concluded, "if you wanted to deliver a biological weapon on a massive scale, this is how you'd do it."

## Trivia

* In the card's second version, the Guardians wordmark featured appears to have been directly lifted from *Guardians of the Galaxy* #17 (1991), the third one used by the original iteration of the team, which has recently been adapted for the modern incarnation as well.
Elanis

See **Elanis** at *Marvel Database*.

**Elanis** is a mentioned-only location in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*.

## Story

In 7789, at the height of the Galactic War, Drax was taken by someone to a hospital on Elanis after his battle with Thanos on a moon in the Black Quadrant. They had waged their battle for days until Drax threw a final swing before collapsing from exhaustion. He woke up on Elanis many rotations later, hailed as a hero for killing Thanos, but he knew for certain that the Mad Titan had survived the encounter.

## Gameplay

Elanis is only referenced in-game by Drax while talking to Peter Quill in a Collectible conversation aboard the *Milano*. Triggered by picking up Drax's Rap Sheet, this can happen from Chapter 9: Desperate Times onwards.

## References

1. ↑ *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: No Guts, No Glory* Chapter 29
2. ↑ In-game information.
Chitauri Sear-Cuffs

**Chitauri sear-cuffs** are items in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy* used to keep prisoners of the Chitauri Empire in line. One of these particular Chitauri-made handcuffs is a Guardian Collectible for Peter Quill.

## Gameplay

The sear-cuffs can picked up by Peter Quill on Seknarf Nine during Chapter 4: The Monster Queen and can be found later in Chapter 5: Due or Die on the Milano in his room. This item triggers a conversation, where Peter reveals more about his past as a Chitauri prisoner and his absent father.

## Records

CHITAURI SEAR-CUFFS
The rare Chitauri prisoners that survived internment often describe the sear-cuffs as the worst pain they've ever felt. Believing that a captive is most at risk of escaping during transport, the Chitauri like to deal the punishment up front as a deterrent. The cuffs stimulate nerves throughout the body to experience an intense burning sensation, making it impossible to focus on anything else. If the prisoner faints or cannot walk, the Chitauri are large enough to drag them to their destination.
Egghead Reviews: That's More Like It

**Egghead Reviews: That's More Like It** is an archive item in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. It was written by someone called Eggie Newp. Their other reviews are Egghead Reviews: Mant-Blows and Spirit Tree.

## Gameplay

The message can be found during Chapter 12: Knowhere To Run, on Knowhere. Players can be find it above some metal boxes right in front of the ruined Mantlo's Bar, after climbing down a wall of debris that Peter Quill can overcome thanks to Gamora's help.

## Records

EGGHEAD REVIEW: THAT'S MORE LIKE IT

EGGIE NEWP

Loyal reader! This is why I come to Knowhere to drink!

As I scribe for you, a cacophony of clamorous explosions, chased by indignant claxons, screams away. I take a sip of otherwise unremarkable Mercurian scorcher and right now it tastes like ambrosia. A crowd just dashed past, arms flapping and mouths spouting hysterics about invasion. Just another day on the edge of oblivion and I FINALLY feel relaxed.

Here, every problem is somebody else's as long as you've got your lips to a glass. You can take yourself right out of the game and enjoy the fact that—at least this time--it's not you. So thank you, my endangered unfortunates, for your sacrifice. I raise a glass to whatever ails you!
Klemn

Trainer **Klemn** is a minor character in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy* and a member of Nova Corps. Klemn was the instructor of Cadet Nicholette Gold.

## Background

Of unknown origin, Klemn presumably joined Nova Corps sometime after the Galactic War and became a training officer. Klemn was then assigned to the Hala's Hope, commanded by Ko-Rel. Her young daughter Nicholette Gold decided to join the Corps, for which Klemn was assigned to oversee her training sessions.

However, Nikki would either be frequently late or miss at least half of the sessions, steal equipment outside of her access levels, break into off-limits sectors, bothering her superiors, and even attempted to stow away on a Quarantine Zone patrol shuttle. Klemn thought Nikki to be an exceptional recruit and thus tolerated her eccentricities for a while, covering for her, but some peers started to suggest that Klmen was going easy on Nikki only because she was Ko-Rel's daughter. Put in an uncomfortable situation, Klemn wrote a message to Ko-Rel, hoping she could somehow get through to Nikki.

It is unknown what became of Klemn when the Hala's Hope was converted into following the Universal Church of Truth and many of the Corpsmen were killed.

## Gameplay

Players can find his message Cadet Gold's Attendance during Chapter 7: Canine Confusion while the Guardians are exploring the Hala's Hope.
Cosmic Glasses

See **Stan Lee** at *Marvel Database*.

The **Cosmic Glasses** are a minor item in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. They serve as an allusion to historic Marvel Comics writer and editor Stan Lee, famous for his cameo appearances across Marvel adaptations.

## Gameplay

The Cosmic Glasses can be seen in the Collector's Emporium during Chapter 6: Between a Rock and a Hard Place, on the wall exhibits, between the Superhuman Registration Act and the missing Brood Queen.

## Records

COSMIC GLASSES
If you see a relic before you, you're in luck! Occasionally, a pair of lenses manifest, eyewear that belongs to a powerful cosmic entity seemingly capable of being anywhere in the galaxy at any given time. He has appeared throughout history in multiple worlds and I suspect he will continue to do so throughout the future as well. Though we do not know his motives, many believe this mysterious being has had a profound impact on our galaxy. Excelsior!

## Trivia

* The website *Lunigal* has tracked down some of the glasses Lee wore on publicity photos, and an *Icon* article analyzes Lee's style.
Gene Quill

**Gene Quill** is a minor character in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. He is the father of Meredith Quill and the grandfather of Peter Quill. Gene and his wife Molly owned the Quill Farm, located in Missouri, USA.

## Background

A farmer from Earth, Gene Quill married Molly and had a single daughter, Meredith. As rural farmers, Gene and his wife built their humble farm in St. Charles, Missouri, where they produced and sold grain to the local community. When they retired, the property was inherited by Meredith.

It is unknown whether Gene and Molly knew about the stranger Meredith got romantically involved with and was the father of their grandchild, Peter. However, Gene and Molly loved their grandson, and would sometimes let him sleep with them if he was too afraid down in the basement. Gene also promised to show Peter how to shoot in the summer. Before he could, Gene passed away sometime prior to Peter's thirteenth birthday.

## Gameplay

During Chapter 3: The Cost of Freedom and Chapter 6: Between a Rock and a Hard Place, Peter mentions both of his grandparents when he interacts with Kubrick, a photo of them by the stairs, the piano, or their old bedroom.

## Trivia

* Gene used to play the piano on the farm a lot when Meredith was young, but the instrument has been busted ever since Peter can remember.
(Don't Fear) The Reaper

"**(Don't Fear) The Reaper**" by Blue Öyster Cult is a licensed song that appears in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy* via the Huddle mechanic. It originally is from the album *Agents of Fortune*, released in 1976.

## Lyrics

All our times have come
Here but now they're gone
Seasons don't fear the reaper
Nor do the wind, the sun or the rain
We can be like they are
[*Chorus*]
(We can be like they are) Come on, baby
(Don't fear the Reaper) Baby, take my hand
(Don't fear the Reaper) We'll be able to fly
(Don't fear the Reaper) Baby, I'm your man
La, la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la
Valentine is done
Here but now they're gone
Romeo and Juliet
Are together in eternity
(Romeo and Juliet) 40,000 men and women everyday
(Like Romeo and Juliet) 40,000 men and women everyday
(Redefine happiness) Another 40,000 coming everyday
*Chorus*
Love of two is one
Here but now they're gone
Came the last night of sadness
And it was clear she couldn't go on
Then the door was open and the wind appeared
The candles blew and then disappeared
The curtains flew and then he appeared
Saying don't be afraid
Come on, baby
(And she had no fear) And she ran to him
(Then they started to fly) They looked backward and said goodbye
(She had become like they are) She had taken his hand
(She had become like they are) Come on, baby
(Don't fear the reaper)
Kar-Los

**Centurion Kar-Los** is a minor character in Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy who was among the many members of the Nova Corps who accepted the Promise on the Rock.

## Personality

Prior to conversion, little is known about Kar-Los outside of his attempts at creative writing. He is a poor writer who seems more interested in aggrandizing himself and satisfying his fantasies of a romance with the Worldmind than in bettering his craft.

After converting, Kar-Los is a soft-spoken and devout fanatic willing to kill anyone who rejects the Promise in cold blood. This even extends to his comrades from during the Galactic War, who he slaughters with help from his fellow converts. He is less upfront about his goals and his ill-intent than those converted later in the game, waiting to tell Peter and the Guardians about the Promise until after his men have cornered them with guns drawn.

## Gameplay

Kar-Los is fought in Chapter 5: Due or Die, though he doesn't differ in abilities or health from your average Nova grunt. Before this, he can be heard checking in with the Novas on their progress in spreading the faith. Should the player have Peter interrupt their conversation to jump into the channel and contact them, Kar-Los and a squad of Nova police will visit the Guardians location and tell them to join the Universal Church of Truth. The player will have the option to flee or press for more information. Fleeing will start a fight immediately, while pressing for information only delays the battle until the Guardians realize the door is locked behind them.

Players can find two of his writings on the Hala's Hope.

* Golden Shadows
* "The Golden Force"
Drax/Outfits

The following is a list of **outfits** for Drax in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*.

## Gallery

Golden Guardians concept by RB Silva.In-engine Cage Match render by Genci Buxheli.Katathian Monk render by Buxheli.Apocalypse render by Emmanuel Lecouturier.
## Trivia

* Drax is the kind of character for whom balancing his seriousness and humor is a fine line to walk on, which extended to some of his outfits. The Katathian Monk one, taken from *All-New Guardians of the Galaxy*, was a perfect representation of this duality so the team added it.
* While the team's *Age of Apocalypse* looks only appeared on a variant cover for the 2016 event *Apocalypse Wars*, they were chosen because they were very "striking".

## References

1. ↑ Where to pre-order Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy - Polygon
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Creating the new and classic outfits of Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy – PlayStation.Blog
Jackogel

The **Jackogels** are creatures that appear in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. A jelly cube-looking species, they are predators native to Seknarf Nine.

## Traits

A red jelly cube with a spikey core, but coloured variants exist in the game.

## Gameplay

The Guardians encounter this monster for the first time in Chapter 3: The Cost of Freedom.

## Records

JACKOGEL
These deceptively slow-moving gelatinous cubes often surprise their prey by hurling themselves forward or ambushing from above. The strange biology of a Seknarfian jackogel consists of a living crystal core surrounded by a protective/digestive barrier of slime.

Xenobiologist Fer-Gom has run several extensive experiments to measure the creature's intelligence, but she concluded that they don't actually think outside of four basic commands: "see food, move towards food, kill food, eat food."

Fer-Gom updated her list upon discovering more evolved jackogels deep inside the Seknarfian wilds. It now includes "shred food with crystal spikes," and "explode."

## Gallery

Exploration by Nicolas Francoeur.Exploration by Francoeur.First appearance of the Jackogel creature in Chapter 3.
I Love It Loud

"**I Love It Loud**" by KISS is a licensed song that appears in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy* via the Huddle mechanic. It originally is from the album *Creatures of the Night*, released in 1982.

## Lyrics

Hey hey hey hey yeah [*x4*]
Stand up, you don't have to be afraid
Get down, love is like a hurricane
Street boy, no I never could be tamed
Better believe it
Guilty 'till I'm proven innocent
Whiplash, heavy metal accident
Rock on, I wanna be president
Cause I love it
[*Chorus*]
Loud, I wanna hear it loud
Right between the eyes
Loud, I wanna hear it loud
Don't want no compromise
Turn it up, hungry for the medicine
Two fisted 'till the very end
No more treated like aliens
We're not gonna take it
No lies, no more alibis
Turn it up, got me hypnotized
Rock on, won't be tranquilized
Cause I love it
*Chorus*
I love it
*Chorus*
Hey hey hey hey yeah [*x8*]
Turn it up
Headline, jungle is the only rule
Front page roar of the nation's cool
Turn it up, this is my attitude
Take it or leave it
*Chorus* [*x4*]
Hey hey hey hey yeah
Hey hey hey hey yeah, oh yeah
Hey hey hey hey yeah, heyhey
Hey hey hey hey yeah [*x13*]
Citopia

See **Citopia** at *Marvel Database*.

**Citopia** is a mentioned-only minor location in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*.

## Story

At some point in or prior to 7789, the Guardians of the Galaxy visited Citopia, where they executed a smash and grab on a bank. During the incident, Gamora Zen-Whoberi apparently didn't complain about the ethics.

## Gameplay

Citopia is mentioned twice in the game. These references occur during Chapter 4: The Monster Queen, where Rocket assumes Lady Hellbender is rich and her Vault will be "like a Citopian bank," while the other is the bank heist incident they had there.

## References

1. ↑ *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: No Guts, No Glory* Chapter 30
2. ↑ In-game information.
Chapter 13: Against All Odds

## Against All Odds

See the chapter's script.

**Chapter 13: Against All Odds** is the thirteeth of sixteen chapters in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. The Guardians embark on an all-or-nothing plan to win Lady Hellbender's forgiveness (and, hopefully, the use of her army) on the icy wastes of Maklu IV.

## Objectives

* Land the Milano in one piece.
* Exit the Milano.
* Search for Fin Fang Foom's lair.
* Get to the source of the smoke.
* Explore the village.
* Get to Fin Fang Foom's lair.

## Compendium

 Factions
 Creatures
 Places
 Items
 Archives

## Outfits

* Black Vortex
* Katathian Monk - After the long slide down, there are three poisonous plants to the left. The costume can be found elevated on some rocky platform.
* The Stinger
* Five O'Clock Sprouts

## Walkthrough

As you crash-land the *Milano*, try to navigate the ship through the crags. She can take a few lighter hits, but avoid rocky walls. After the crash landing, the crew will assemble around the ship's exit. Drax will begin a battle song; it will increase the battle joy if Peter decides to sing with the whole crew.

## Gallery

Landing the *Milano*.The frozen landscape of Maklu IV.A Mushiiger appears.Picking up Xatar's Blade.Watched by a Wendigo.Fin Fang Foom defeated.Lady Hellbender arrived.The dragon, revived.
D

## What is D?

D is a item you get once you meet Dev in-game. This item emits a white light, with being made of neon.

## Design

It has an alternating pattern of blue and white. There is a singular block that is green neon, not blue.

## Is D worth the effort?

Only a few steeples/towers/citadels have darkness, making this item mostly useless. You may decide for yourself, just good luck joining Dev in DSoH!
Chapter 5: Due or Die

**Chapter 5: Due or Die** is the fifth of sixteen chapters in Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy.

## Overview

Flush with stolen units, the Guardians fly to the Rock, a Nova Corps station, to rendezvous with Centurion Ko-Rel and pay their fine.

## Objectives

* Pilot the Milano to the Nova Corps station.
* Exit the Milano.
* Find Ko-Rel to pay your fine.
* Break into the Base.
* Find Ko-Rel.
* Escape the Rock.
* Destroy the Clamps (6).

## Galactic Compendium entries

* "The Golden Force" - by Centurion Kar-Los
* Elevator A23 by Maintenance Chief Dugar
* Memo: Suit Protocol by Maintenance Chief Dugar (found in the "Suit room")
* If Anyone Finds This... by Maintenance Chief Dugar

## Guardian Collectibles

* Cold Case File - near a control panel. Relevant for further a conversation with Groot.

## Outfits

* Nova Corps Outfit for Drax, restroom in front of a stall.
* Nova Corps Outfit for Groot, near a forklift.

## Walkthrough

### On the Milano

* Should Star-Lord have picked up the Chitauri Sear-Cuffs in Chapter 3: The Cost of Freedom, then he can find them in his quarters on the floor and in the Galactic Compendium listed under items.
* In Gamora's room is the Assassin's Ring which also can be found in Chapter 3. It is on Gamora's bed and Peter can also find it listed with additional information in the Compendium.

## Notes

In this chapter, Drax will pick up a Nova Corps helmet, which he will give to Peter. Peter can listen to the message and decide to answer or do nothing. **IF** you want to avoid an early fight, stay silent.

## Gallery

The crew discovers the oddly abandoned station.A hall full of suits.Peter listens to weird messages.The Rock
J'Son

See **J'Son** at *Marvel Database*.

**J'Son** is a mentioned-only character in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. The last known king of the Spartoi Empire, he once was stranded on Earth where he became the lover of Meredith Quill and the father of Peter Quill.

## Background

Presumably born on the planet Spartax, J'Son belonged to the Spartoi Royal Family, and eventually became the planet's ruler. As Emperor, he had a god-like status among his people; at his command, the entire empire would move. He also inherited the last pair of Element Guns.

At a time when his people were at war, for unknown reasons J'Son was flying over Earth when his craft crash-landed in Missouri. Wounded and finding himself deep in the woods, J'Son met a human farmer and markswoman called Meredith Quill, who offered him aid and nursed him back to health. During his stay, J'Son and Meredith would often listen to Black Sabbath lying on the hood of her old Chevy, and she would look up at the stars while J'Son told her all about the places he'd been. It wasn't long before the two ended up romantically entwined.

Nevertheless, their romance was not to last. Although she was pregnant, J'Son couldn't stay on Earth with her, or the war would follow him to Earth; so, he left to protect Meredith and their unborn son Peter. Before his departure and presumed return to Spartax, he left the Element Guns as Peter's "birthright". However, thirteen years after J'Son left Earth, the Chitauri Empire—in preparation for the upcoming war—sent soldiers to kidnap Peter and imprison him on Chitauri Prime, killing Meredith, and use him as leverage. This kept J'Son, and subsequently the Empire, inert long enough for the Chitauri to destroy Spartax's communications and military capabilities, leaving the rest of the empire in the dark.

Post-war, J'Son's current status is unknown. Peter, having escaped from prison and joined the Ravagers, went to Spartax to see him, but with the Empire in political shambles, or because of bureaucracy, they never saw each other, leading Peter to assume J'Son didn't want him.

## Personality

Very little is known about J'Son, but according to Meredith, he is supposed to be a great leader. Meredith also believed that, seeing the way the young Peter looked after people, Peter was going to be just like J'Son.

## Gameplay

J'Son does not appear in-game, and is only mentioned in passing during Peter's Guardian Collectible conversations for the Chitauri Sear-Cuffs and Galactic War Commendation.

## References

1. ↑ In-game information.
2. ↑ *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: No Guts, No Glory* Chapter 15
3. ↑ @GOTGTheGame (August 19, 2021). "Son of Meredith Quill and J'Son, King of Spartax. Resistance hero alongside the Kree during the Galactic War. Founder of the Guardians of the Galaxy. / Star-Lord has lived through a lot, but leading these unpredictable misfits is gonna be his greatest challenge yet. #GOTGGame"
Contraxia

See **Contraxia** at *Marvel Database*.

**Contraxia** is a minor location in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. Located in the Keystone Quadrant, the planet is one of the Guardians' favorite "drinking holes" alongside Knowhere.

## Gameplay

The planet is mentioned by Rocket when they visit Seknarf Nine in Chapter 3: The Cost of Freedom. Later on, during Chapter 7: Canine Confusion, the Guardians witness as the converted *Hala's Hope* extracts Faith Energy from the entire planet.
Journal

The **Journal** is a feature in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy* to keep track of events in the story.

## Overview

It is updated by Peter Quill after each chapter. What is written in there depends very much on the choices that were made by the players. The game offers here several choices, which more or less make gameplay harder or chance small portions of the game's story.

Much like Peter's elemental weapon abilities, Journal entries don't carry over in to a New Game Plus.

## Gallery

* Chapters 1-4
* 5-8
* 9-12
* 13-16

Chapter 1.Chapter 2.Chapter 3-1.Chapter 3-2.Chapter 4-1.Chapter 4-2.

Chapters 5-1.Chapters 5-2.Chapter 6-1.Chapter 6-2.Chapter 7-1.Chapter 7-2.Chapter 7-3.Chapter 8-1.Chapter 8-2.Chapter 8-3.

Chapter 9-1.Chapter 9-2.Chapter 10-1.Chapter 10-2.Chapter 10-3.Chapter 10-4.Chapter 11-1.Chapter 11-2.Chapter 12-1.Chapter 12-2.

Chapter 13-1.Chapter 13-2.Chapter 14-1.Chapter 14-2.Chapter 15.Chapter 16.
## References

1. ↑ Guardians of the Galaxy game new game plus guide - Polygon
Holding Out for a Hero

"**Holding Out for a Hero**" by Bonnie Tyler is a licensed song that appears in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy* via the Huddle mechanic. It originally is from the *Footloose* soundtrack, released in 1984.

## Lyrics

Where have all the good men gone
And where are all the gods?
Where's the streetwise Hercules
To fight the rising odds?
Isn't there a white knight upon a fiery steed
Late at night, I toss and I turn
And I dream of what I need
[*Chorus*]
I need a hero
I'm holding out for a hero 'til the end of the night
He's gotta be strong, and he's gotta be fast
And he's gotta be fresh from the fight
I need a hero
I'm holding out for a hero 'til the morning light
He's gotta be sure, and it's gotta be soon
And he's gotta be larger than life
Larger than life
Somewhere after midnight
In my wildest fantasy
Somewhere, just beyond my reach
There's someone reaching back for me
Racing on the thunder
And rising with the heat
It's gonna take a Superman to sweep me off my feet, yeah
*Chorus*
I'm holding out for a hero 'til the end of the night
Up where the mountains meet the heavens above
Out where the lightning splits the sea
I could swear there is someone, somewhere watching me
Through the wind and the chill and the rain
And the storm and the flood
I can feel his approach like a fire in my blood
(Like a fire in my blood) [*x4*]
*Chorus*
I need a hero
I'm holding out for a hero 'til the end of the night
Exolon

See **Exolon** at *Marvel Database*.

An **Exolon** is a mentioned-only creature in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. They are parasitic lifeforms of unknown origin connected to the Nameless, with one such bonded to Zak-Del.

## Story

Little is known about the Exolon race. Their history is closely connected to the Kree; bonding with them has led to the emergence of a Kree subspecies called the Nameless. Presumably, and given the Kree's penchant for racial purity, this group has been shunned from society. One member of this group is the vigilante Zak-Del, also known as "Wraith".

At some point in the past, an unknown individual smuggled an Exolon to a planet called Inaku B. Apparently deemed a biohazard, the entire planet was scorched because of it.

In 7801, when the Guardians of the Galaxy are caught red-handed in the Nova Corps-restricted Quarantine Zone by the patrol ship *Hala's Hope*, Gamora Zen-Whoberi cites the Inaku B incident with the Exolon as an example of how grave their team's potential biohazard is, in addition that it could land them in the Kyln.

## Traits

The Exolon are symbiotes capable of bonding with the Kree species, and their bond grants their host certain enhanced abilities. What such powers entail remains unknown, although the Worldmind judges these individuals to be a "potential threat" (Zak-Del, in particular, has been described as a galactic-level threat).

## Gameplay

No Exolons appear in the game; however, they are mentioned in passing at the beginning of Chapter 2: Busted by Gamora, citing the aforementioned incident on Inaku B, and in Zak-Del's Nexus criminal file during Chapter 7: Canine Confusion.

## References

1. ↑ In-game information.
2. ↑ *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: No Guts, No Glory* Chapter 30
Hovat

See **Ovette** at *Marvel Database*.

**Hovat** is a supporting character in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. She is the late wife of Drax. She and their daughter Kamaria died when Thanos attacked Katath and destroyed Drax's village during the Galactic War.

## Personality

Hovat was described by Drax as fearless and that her warm nature brought him peace even during times of war.

## Gameplay

Players can meet Hovat and Kamaria in Drax's mind during Chapter 11: Mind Over Matter due to an illusion created by the Matriarch. However, they are also mentioned a few times when Drax talks about his past.

## Records

HOVAT AND KAMARIA
Few Katathian records survived the Galactic War, and fewer still from its remote villages like Lugradus, where Drax the Destroyer, his wife Hovat, and their daughter Kamaria lived. It is known that Hovat was on the village council, earned through her combat prowess, and that Kamaria was fast becoming a skilled hunter, even at her tender age. While Drax was off-planet with a Katathian fleet, Thanos invaded Katath and destroyed most of its population, including the entirety of Lugradus.

Marvel Studios' Guardians of the Galaxy

**Note:** *Shares entries with her daughter Kamaria.*

## Gallery

Concept with Kamaria by Frédéric Bennett.In-engine render by Emmanuel Lecouturier.Hovat in Drax's mind.Drax must free himself from the illusion.
Kree Empire

See **Kree Empire** at *Marvel Database*.

The **Kree Empire** is a major organization in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*.

## Gameplay

The Kree Purity Council is mentioned in a message with the title Upcoming Accuser Visit. A female Accuser was supposed to make a diplomatic trip to the Hala's Hope; during the visit, she was to check the background of all Kree corpsmen, among them Ko-Rel and Nicholette Gold.

## Records

KREE
Known for exceptional arrogance, the Kree are an advanced militaristic race from the planet Hala who obsess over genetic purity. The Kree control over a thousand worlds, many of which have become centers for biomechanical engineering and genetic manipulation. They are eager to push the limits of evolution and, on some worlds, have even divided their society into castes based on blue or pink skin.

The Kree are ruled by the Supreme Intelligence, which, similar to the Xandarian Worldmind, is an amalgamation of minds, processed and compiled from deceased Kree. Though the Kree can be difficult to tolerate, they've found their place among various populations across the galaxy and boast some of the most renowned Galactic War heroes.
Galactic War Commendation

A **Galactic War Commendation** is an item in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. It is a military decoration awarded to exceptional bravery and leadership during the Galactic War, known to be gifted by the Worldmind.

## Gameplay

Ko-Rel's Commendation is a Collectible item that Peter Quill can pick up in Chapter 7: Canine Confusion on her office, found to the right of her desk on the ground, while exploring the Hala's Hope. It can be used as a trigger for a conversation with Gamora on the Milano about Peter's past with Ko-Rel.

## Records

GALACTIC WAR COMMENDATION
This commendation, celebrating exceptional bravery and leadership during the Battle of Mercury and the Battle of Chitauri Prime, was awarded to Nova Centurion Ko-Rel by the Worldmind themselves. Ko-Rel refused the award at the ceremony, instead dedicating it to those who died in the two horrible warfronts. However, no matter how many times she placed it in the Hala's Hope council room, someone always delivered it back to her quarters.
Kickstart My Heart

"**Kickstart My Heart**" by Mötley Crüe is a licensed song that appears in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy* via the Huddle mechanic. It originally is from the album *Dr. Feelgood*, released in 1989.

## Lyrics

When I get high
I get high on speed
Top fuel funny car's
A drug for me
My heart, my heart
Kickstart my heart
Always got the cops
Coming after me
Custom built bike doing 103
My heart, my heart
Kickstart my heart
Ooh, are you ready girls?
Ooh, are you ready now?
[*Chorus*]
Whoa, yeah
Kickstart my heart
Give it a start
Whoa, yeah, baby
Whoa, yeah
Kickstart my heart
Hope it never stops
Whoa, yeah, baby
Yeah
Skydive naked
From an aeroplane
Or a lady with a
Body from outer space
My heart, my heart
Kickstart my heart
Say I got trouble
Trouble in my eyes
I'm just looking for another good time
My heart, my heart
Kickstart my heart
Yeah, are you ready girls?
Yeah, are you ready now?
*Chorus*
Kickstart my heart
When we started this band
All we needed, needed was a laugh
Years gone by...
I'd say we've kicked some ass
When I'm enraged
Or hittin' the stage
Adrenaline rushing
Through my veins
And I'd say we're still kickin' ass
I said, ooh, ah
Kickstart my heart
Hope it never stops
And to think, we did all of this to rock
*Chorus*
Whoa, yeah
Kickstart my heart
Hope it never stops
Whoa, yeah, baby
Whoa, yeah
Kickstart my heart
Give it a start
Okay, boys, let's rock the house
That's all
Kickstart my heart
Controls

The following is a list of default **controls** for *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*.

## Overview

The Controls menu has a number of options that a player can customize, which includes changing the controls' layout, enable/disable target lock break (done with the camera stick) and switching, enable/disable vibration and (on PlayStation 5) adaptive triggers, inverting X-axis and Y-axis for traveling on foot or controlling the ship, and changing analog sensitivity.

## References

1. ↑ Guardians of the Galaxy: Controls / Keybinds - Guardians of the Galaxy Guide | gamepressure.com
Ceres

See **Ceres (Planet)** at *Marvel Database*.

**Ceres** is a mentioned-only location in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*.

## Story

At some point in the last three years, under unknown circumstances, Rocket saved Peter Quill (as he had done on Khan-Lar, Knowhere, Paramatar, twice on Contraxia, Malador, and more).

When the Guardians are fined by Nova Corps after being caught near the Quarantine Zone, Rocket mentions Ceres as a reason to be charging Peter for all the times he and Groot saved Peter.

## Trivia

* In the comics, Ceres is a dwarf planet in the Sol system, located in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. It is likely that it applies to this continuity as well.
Steeple of Cubical Divinity

## Steeple Info

* **Creator: Enchanter5142**
* **Floors: 6**
* **Location: Realm 1**
* **Required Techniques: None**
* **Status: CONFIRMED**

## What is the **Steeple of Cubical Divinity??**

The **Steeple of Cubical Divinity** (or **SoCD** for short) is an ascension-based steeple made by Enchanter5142 which is in Realm 1.

This steeple, is sadly one of the low quality steeples in realm 1, with the emptiness and unenjoyability.

**SoCD** is the hardest challenging steeple, and the first frame to have modifications to it, like the wedges.

It should be the 1st/2nd challenging steeple to beat in realm 1.

## Music

* **Floor 1:**
* **Floor 2:**
* **Floor 3:**
* **Floor 4:**
* **Floor 5:**
* **Floor 6:**

## Trivia

* There's a current revamp going on, made by a\_eeek and OctimoGaming, which it has only 2 floors done.

## Continuing from this point

You can already beat Steeple of Ascent and Descent, or Steeple of Misery in Realm 1, or go to Realm 3.
Cosmic Staff

See **Firelord's Staff** at *Marvel Database*.

The **Cosmic Staff** is an item in *Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy*. It currently serves as an exhibit in the Collector's Emporium.

## Records

FIRELORD'S COSMIC STAFF
Burning with the intensity of a solar flare at each end, this artifact channels the Power Cosmic and was originally wielded by a hotheaded herald of Galactus. Its former owner, Firelord, once scouted the galaxy for the World-Devourer's next meal. At some point, they must have had a falling out because I was able to procure this gorgeous implement of destruction for the low price of an entire planet. I would have gone as high as three.
Spirit Speak

## General

**Spirit Speak** enables communication with the land of the dead. Upon activation, a living player will be able to understand and communicate with dead players.

Usually, when the ghost of a dead player attempts to speak, the living player will simply see a series of *"OoOoOOoooOOo"*. However, the Spirit Speak skill will allow you to clearly read what the ghost is saying.

## Town bonus

When training Spirit Speak in the city of Moonglow, you will benefit from an extra 10% in skill gain.