The Vanished Rebellion

When Apocalypse came aboard, Yondu met him and said, "We've lost contact with Quill. I'm worried Ego has already harmed him."

Apocalypse sensed the Ego Root System in his hand and said, "There's no need to worry for now. Ego probably won't make a move the moment they meet. Even if he does, he likely won't kill him."

"That's good."

As a Ravager, Yondu wasn't even afraid of death, yet he could not hide his concern at this moment.

He had no children. He had raised Star-Lord for so many years, and although he was always yelling and cursing at him, he vaguely felt the affection of an elder, like that of a father.

In the original story, when Ego's planet exploded, Yondu risked his life to take Star-Lord off the planet and into space.

He left the only bubble-shaped miniature spacesuit for Star-Lord.

He himself gradually froze in the cosmic cold of minus 270 degrees Celsius, until his breath faded away.

Before he died, his final words to Star-Lord were: "He may have been your father, boy, but he wasn't your daddy."

Only then did Star-Lord realize that he had spent all those years missing that distant, intangible father, while failing to see the mentor and father figure right beside him.

At Yondu's funeral, Star-Lord said, "I had a pretty cool dad. Sometimes, what you spend your whole life searching for has been right beside you all along, and you never knew it."

However, because Yondu spoiled Star-Lord too much and repeatedly cleaned up his messes, seriously violating Ravager principles, the other Ravagers became extremely dissatisfied.

That eventually sparked a rebellion. Yondu's followers were thrown into space to freeze to death, while Yondu was brutally imprisoned.

After escaping with the help of the reborn little Groot, Yondu had no