"Pakaian Peter Quill - Gaya Liar Pahlawan Luar Angkasa!"
Rocket
Standard
Rocket's go-to outfit for adventure, exploration, and smuggling contraband with its many many pockets, you'll be able to see him strutting about the Milano wearing this suit once the game begins.
Guardians of the Galaxy 2014
During your first chapter of Guardians of the Galaxy, you'll eventually come to a point in the path where you slide down. At the bottom, go left and you'll spot a small open section in the stranded Nova Corps ship. Jump down, look behind you, and you'll spot a crate containing Rocket's cinematic costume.
Five Horsemen of the Apocalypse
In Chapter 5, you'll take an elevator down to Lady Hellbender's throne room to hand over either Rocket or Groot to the Monster Queen. In the employee break area, the team will turn left but don't take that path. Hop over a nearby wooden table and stay quiet. At the end is an opening that you can crawl under, with a costume crate at the end.
Nova Corps
You can find this fake Nova Corps disguise in Chapter 7, after you defeat the first two groups of enemies. In the circular room with red lighting where you need to reroute power, go to the room with a Groot Boost prompt. Have Groot raise you up, look for an air duct, and crouch your way through it. In the locked room that you enter from here, there's a power line on the right side that you can activate to find the costume chest.
Hero of Half-World
Avengers Family Costume Theme
With two little boys and a preschooler who is starting to have opinions and really cares about giving input, it was time to start talking superhero costumes. Even though he’s never seen Guardians of the Galaxy, he’s read about them and learned about them from cousins and friends. He loves Groot, so we knew this idea would highly likely be his choice for our family costume. And Marvel’s Guardians it is, the unlikely hero group of misfits makes a really great and fun family costume!
Biography
Star-Beginning
The Earthling who would grow up to guard the galaxy was born in Colorado to Meredith Quill, a human, and Jason (AKA J'son of Spartax), the heir to a galactic empire whose ship crashed in the Rocky Mountains. His ship blew a converter as he made his way home from exploring the stars to help his father in a war that had broken out between the Empire and the Ariguan Confederacy. Meredith was the only person who witnessed the crash and she dragged Jason's body from the wreckage, performing CPR before nursing him back to the health.
Peter was raised solely by his mother and grew up a loner fascinated with science fiction and NASA. When the Spartax-Ariguan War turned in favor of his Empire, Jason sent his uncle, Gareth, to fetch his wife and son. Gareth, having his own machinations for the throne, sent an assassin to Earth to kill Meredith and Peter, though they only succeeded in slaying the former. Peter, having witnessed the brutal event, swore vengeance.
The ship itself, aptly named "Ship", is actually a living star in steel form, which can change its form and density at will. It also serves as Quill's guide and companion.
Star-Power
In his new role, Peter can survive in space, fly faster than the speed of light, and generate a personal force field. His other abilities include being able to recover from injuries quickly, super human strength, and universal language translation.
Adept in marksmanship, sword fighting, and hand-to-hand combat, Star-Lord is a formidable cosmic hero whose red-eyed, Kree-fitted helmet is one of his most defining pieces of equipment that enhances his sight and provides data analysis. He also has a gun that only obeys only his commands and can shoot energy blasts summoned from the elements of the planet R'Ralmis. Additional weapons capable of firing tranquilizer projectiles and explosive rounds are just for added protection. He also receives cybernetic enhancements like an electronic eye, which can glimpse energy spectra, as well as a memory chip in his brain that grants 100% memory recollection.
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