There were countless goofballs in Marvel, and half of them were in the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Marvel's most filial hero was about to make his appearance.
He betrayed his adoptive father in Guardians of the Galaxy 1, fought his biological father in Guardians of the Galaxy 2, and beat up his father-in-law in Avengers 3 and 4...
He was also someone who, with the body of a demigod, stood shoulder to shoulder with mortals.
In the jianghu, he was known as—the Father-Hater.
A genuine "Father-Hater."
In 1988, Peter Quill, the future Star-Lord, was only nine years old.
While he was listening to a cassette in the hospital corridor, his grandfather came over, took off his headphones, and looked somewhat saddened.
"Quill, your mother wants to say something to you..."
His mother gave him a gift, told him to take good care of himself, and said that his father would come for him someday.
Then she passed away.
His mother's death was difficult for young Quill to accept.
He had barely run out of the hospital in grief before aliens abducted him...
Twenty-six years passed in a flash, and Quill became a renowned Ravager—otherwise known as a space pirate.
That day, following the orders of his adoptive father Yondu, he arrived on Morag in search of something called the "Orb."
But the moment he got his hands on it, a group of Kree burst in to seize it.
Quill pretended to surrender, but when they let their guard down, he drew his gun and blasted away the Kree before him.
Then he took the Orb and ran for it.
Along the way, Quill ignored Yondu's urging because he had other plans.
He intended to sell the Orb himself and keep all the wealth.
Some might ask: Yondu was his adoptive