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Seeks Another's Resurrection: The Universal Church of Truth and their followers feed faith energy to their god in return for its Promise to revive all their dead loved ones.

For some reason or another, the Guardians really like using Peter's toothbrush for cleaning purposes emphatically not dental in nature, much to his annoyance.At the end of the game, Nikki Gold absorbs the power of the Soul Stone, causing her to gain Flaming Hair. This in conjunction with her new green jumpsuit gives her the resemblance to her original comic counterpart. Groot uses luminescent spores to light the way in a heavily-darkened area during Chapter 10, just like he did in the Guardians' cinematic debut. Corrupt Church: The Church of Universal Truth is a massive cult bent on brainwashing people into feeding all of their "Faith Energy" to the church's priests so they can gain more powers and brainwash even more people. Those who do give up Faith Energy in this way die from the process, and those who refuse to give up their energy are killed. The Guardians frequently refer to them as scam-artists and vampires. Their resemblance to any real-life churches is pretty downplayed, only the Grand Unifier really uses any religious language and even then his Motive Rants have more in common with a generic necromancer's than any real-life sermon. Head through the vines to find another large chasm. Follow your team along the narrow path to the left. We'll eventually get to a point where we need to shimmy across a narrow ledge. At the end a tentacle will pop up and destroy the path forward. Double jump from the end to reach the far side. Hit the button prompt as it appears here to successfully arrive. Rather than following your buddies across the next gap, look off the side f the platform to spot a number of smaller platforms below. Drop down and work your way across these for two different sets of Components. At the far end of this path, you'll jump up to the ledge where your crew is still waiting.

Multiple Endings: Sorta. During the post credits "Where Are They Now" segment, the length of each Guardian's epilogue depends on how much you invested in building a relationship with them, gaining up to 3 notes.

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Shoot the Medic First: Your fellow Guardians will shout at the player to focus fire on any enemy that's healing or buffing enemies. The enemies are also familiar with this tactic, so healers like the Church's Unifiers mainly focus on evading the Guardians and setting up shields to protect themselves so they can live to support the weaker goons that get their hands dirty. Broken Aesop: A central theme of the narrative is dealing with grief and loss and having to let go of loved ones who have died. The galaxy is almost destroyed because a twelve-year-old girl couldn't cope with the loss of her mother. This theme is somewhat diluted by the fact that Groot is able to perfectly resurrect people, namely Fin Fang Foom and our protagonist Peter Quill, with little to no issues. However, it's implied that it only works on the very recently deceased. Related in the Adaptation: Ko-Rel and Nikki are mother and daughter in this game, but in the comics, they're not even from the same reality — Ko-Rel is from Earth-616, while Nikki is from the Guardians' original setting of Earth-691. Downplayed in that Nikki is actually adopted.

Alternate Continuity: The game is not set in any existing Marvel continuity, and its story liberally takes elements from multiple different iterations of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Mythology Gag: The game contains a large number of references to Marvel Comics history, particularly the cosmic side of the universe. Particularly noteworthy is The Collector's Emporium Gallery, which displays and explains significant items like Frog Thor, the Cosmic Cube and the Book of Cagliostro. The gallery's entries make mention of even more Marvel staples like Galactus and the gods of Asgard. Lady Hellbender herself ends up being another example. Initially set up as the main antagonistic force against the Guardians, with her threat being rapidly eclipsed by the Church of Truth's once ' The Promise' starts rapidly infecting multiple lifeforms. However, once the Guardians have exhausted all other options, Quill has a "Eureka!" Moment when realizing lower-intelligent creatures like Hellbender's monsters are the best army around immune to the Church's brainwashing.Age Lift: While Nikki's age in the comics varies and depends on the specific universe she's from, she's generally not portrayed as a child like she is here. Remember the yellow round platforms? Jump your way across the platforms. The path is to the left, but if you first go over to the last platform on the right you’ll find some advanced components. After a short slide you’ll land in jelly and gain ice shoots for your gun. When this manifests, you'll need to perform the directions displayed on the screen. After you’re out of the jelly you can use the alternate fire to shoot ice. Inverted with Peter and Gamora. Unlike the movies, Peter and Gamora are not an Official Couple, and don't even really get any Ship Tease. However, this is actually a reversion of the movies' initial Adaptation Relationship Overhaul; in the comics, Peter and Gamora were never romantically involved (until the movies came out and they hooked up in the comics for synergy).