Although Guardians of the Galaxy, Part 3 this is the ending of the saga Marvel Cinematic Universe, this is not the end for some of the characters that were part of this narrative. It is likely that over time they will appear in other franchise projects. Or at least that’s what the comment suggests. James Gunn I did it through my Twitter profile.
Long before the premiere Guardians of the Galaxy, Part 3, the film has already been declared closed. The saga seemed to give everything that was in the logic of the trilogies that are being processed in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In addition, it was already known that James Gunn took over the creative direction DC Extended Universe. Therefore, there was no other, it was time to say goodbye.
However, not all characters said goodbye to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. One of those who may return is the High Evolutionary. This is one of the figures that has been best rated in terms of criticism, with numerous comments indicating that he is one of the most well-built villains in the franchise since Thanos. With this in mind, in a context where there are few opponents, its continuity may make sense.
the last part Guardians of the Galaxy, Part 3 focuses on learning about Rocket’s past (voiced by Bradley Cooper). In this sense, the High Evolutionary (Chukwudi Iwuji) has a close relationship with him. Thus the narrative development of each character goes hand in hand with that of the other. By the end of the film, it remains unclear what the future of the villain will be.
James Gunn and the future of the High Evolutionaries beyond Guardians of the Galaxy, Part 3
At some point on the last stretch Guardians of the Galaxy, Part 3 Drax (Dave Bautista) can be briefly seen taking the High Evolutionary’s body and pulling him out of the chaos. It’s a moment, but it was confirmed by Miguel Angel Acevedo Montserrat, the visual effects artist on the film.
This has spawned theories related to the High Evolutionary’s future, especially about whether the character is still alive. Someone on Twitter consulted with James Gunn about this. What is the director’s reaction? Next: “For people who want spoilerswhat is stated in the article is indeed a movie.
That is, yes the High Evolutionary is still alive. Does this mean he’ll be back in the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe production? There is no confirmation of this. At the moment, the character is not expected to be directly related to other projects. However, in this context, it’s an option that could perhaps be explored later in the franchise. But now without James Gunn.
In late 2022, James Gunn and Peter Safran became co-CEOs of DC Studios. The director is the supreme figure in terms of creative decisions related to the DC Extended Universe. Therefore, his focus will be on this franchise. It remains to be seen if any aspect of the High Evolutionary’s story will be explored in the future or if he will return as a villain in another saga.
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