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The '''{{C|Guardians of the Galaxy|aemh}}''' are a team seen in the {{aemh}} episode {{eps|Michael Korvac}}. It is comprised of Star-Lord ([[Steve Downes]]), Adam Warlock ([[Kirk Thornton]]), Groot ([[Troy Baker]]), Rocket Raccoon ([[Jonny Rees|Greg Ellis]]), and Quasar ([[Moira Quirk]]). This is based on the original version of the revival team, except for the absence of [[Drax]] and [[Gamora]]. This was the first time the team was seen outside the [[Marvel Comics|comics]].
'''{{smitsv}}''' is the second theatrically released animated feature based on [[Marvel Comics]] following the Oscar-winning film {{bh6}}. The film was written by [[Christopher Miller]] and [[Phil Lord]], of ''21 Jump Street'' and ''The Lego Movie'' fame, and directed by [[Bob Persichetti]], [[Peter Ramsey]], and [[Rodney Rothman]]. The film was produced by [[Sony Pictures Entertainment]], [[Sony Pictures Animation]], [[Columbia Pictures]], and [[Marvel Entertainment]].
 
   
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Star-Lord started the team to protect the galaxy from terrible threats. Whenever Adam Warlock senses an imbalance in the power of the universe, the team heads to that point to confront it. At some point they learned about Kree experimentations on a human abductee named Michael Korvac. The Kree unleashed some kind of energy within Korvac, possibly a hidden gene in humanity (borrowing from the [[Inhuman]]s). Korvac destroyed his captors and escaped. Later Korvac destroyed a space station and most of a planet laughing the entire time. Realizing his destructive powers, the Guardians tracked Korvac. Even though they could not physically defeat him they hoped to trap him in Warlock's Soul Gem.
The project was first revealed during the infamous Sony hack in 2014, and was made official a few months later. Rumors surrounding the film circulated until 2017 when it was officially announced that Miles Morales, who took over as Spider-Man in the ''Ultimate'' universe following Peter's death, would be the star of the film. Miles was chosen for the idea that anyone could be under the mask, while also having a different dynamic than Peter Parker. The story combines elements from Miles' origin in 2011 following Peter's death and the 2014 cross-universe story arc. The film employs an entirely new style of animation in order to duplicate the look of a comic book. It moved away from the smooth computer generated images used by [[Walt Disney Animation Studios]], Pixar, and DreamWorks. It was created by computers but then drawn over by hand. It contains deliberate errors, Ben-Day dots, halftoning, and other stylistic choices to imitate a classic comic book look. In addition, characters from other universes are stylized differently according to their own worlds, similar to the ''Spider-Verse'' episodes of {{usm}}.
 
   
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The Guardians tracked Korvac to {{C|Earth|aemh}}, where he was trying to find his lost love Corrina. They went to New York City to a {{C|Avengers Mansion|aemh|mansion}} and found the {{C|Avengers|aemh}} protecting him, who didn't know what he did. Due to a misunderstanding and a language barrier, the Avengers attacked the Guardians. {{C|Black Panther|aemh}} fought Warlock, {{C|Hawkeye|aemh}} fought Star-Lord, {{C|Iron Man|aemh}} fought Quasar, and {{C|Hulk|aemh}} fought Rocket and Groot while {{C|Wasp|aemh}} lead Korvac and Corrina away. Eventually Star-Lord talked Hawkeye into helping them stop Korvac.
For ten years, {{C|Peter Parker|smitsv}} ([[Chris Pine]]) has been the one and only {{C|Spider-Man|smitsv}}. He is admired by a young Brooklyn boy named {{C|Miles Morales|smitsv}} ([[Shameik Moore]]) who is going to a prestigious private school. Despite being bright, he is overwhelmed and tries to get himself kicked out. He later visits with his uncle {{C|Prowler|smitsv|Aaron Davis}} ([[Mahershala Ali]]) who takes him into the subway to practice his graffiti art. While there, he is bitten by a spider with Alchemax written on its back. He wakes up the next morning with powers similar to Spider-Man. He makes his way back to the subway where he finds the spider "glitching." He then stumbles across a battle where Spider-Man fights {{C|Green Goblin|smitsv}} ([[Jorma Taccone]]) and {{C|Prowler|smitsv}}. Miles falls into a large chamber, a collider that can breach alternate dimensions. {{C|Kingpin|smitsv}} ([[Liev Schreiber]]) intends to use it to bring back his deceased {{C|Vanessa Fisk|smitsv|wife}} ([[Lake Bell]]) and son. During the battle, Spider-Man realizes that Miles also has Spider-Sense and promises to teach him once this is over. However, Green Goblin overwhelms him and holds him in the beam. The collider explodes severely injuring Spider-Man. Spider-Man gives Miles a device that can destroy the collider. He tells Kingpin that his plan won't work, causing the crimelord to kill him. Miles returns home when news of Spider-Man's death and real identity spreads across the city. Miles feels guilty about not being able to do anything to save the hero and sets out to become the next Spider-Man, buying a Halloween Spider-Man costume from an elderly man ({{Stan Lee}}). However, his training results in the device being destroyed. While visiting Peter's grave, he is confronted by another {{C|Peter Parker (Alternate Universe)|smitsv|Peter Parker}} ([[Jake Johnson]]) from another universe who is older, out of weight, and divorced from his Mary Jane Watson ([[Zoe Kravitz]]). This new Peter reluctantly agrees to train Miles while recreating the original Peter's steps in making the device. They infiltrate Alchemax and are confronted by lead scientist Olivia Octavius, also known as {{C|Doctor Octopus|smitsv}} ([[Kathryn Hahn]]). They steal her computer and flee, where {{C|Spider-Woman|smitsv}} appears to stop Doc Ock. She reveals she is {{C|Gwen Stacy|smitsv}} ([[Hailee Steinfeld]]), who is the only spider-based hero in her universe. They go to {{C|May Parker|smitsv|Aunt May's|smitsv}} ([[Lily Tomlin]]) to recreate the device where she introduces them to three more spider-heroes: a 1930s Noir {{C|Spider-Man (Noir)|smitsv|Spider-Man}} ([[Nicolas Cage]]), a young Japanese girl ([[Kimiko Glenn]]) from the future with the {{C|SP//dr|smitsv}} armor, and the anthropomorphic {{C|Spider-Ham|smitsv}} ([[John Mulaney]]). They are all glitching, since anyone out of their universe is slowly being destroyed. Miles realizes he is the only one who can send them back and destroy the collider without dying. However, the rest doubt his untested skills. Miles runs and returns to his uncle's apartment where he finds that Prowler is actually Aaron. Miles returns to May's home where Kingpin's forces confront the heroes. Prowler chases after Miles who takes off his mask. Aaron lets him go but is shot by Kingpin. Miles takes him away where Aaron dies in his arms. The other heroes find Miles, and Peter ties him up as he will stay behind to destroy the collider. Miles finds the strength to, for once, willingly use his powers to escape Peter's webbing. He returns to May's and paints a Spider-Man suit to use himself. The others arrive at Fisk Towers where Wilson is holding a memorial for Spider-Man, attended by Peter's wife {{C|Mary Jane Parker|smitsv}} (Kravitz). While infiltrating the memorial, Peter confesses to the other Mary Jane he is sorry for how things turned out. The group arrive at the collider but are confronted by Kingpin's forces. Miles arrives and helps them defeat the villains. They use the device sending each person back their world but Kingpin comes to attack Miles for stopping his plans. Miles is overwhelmed and nearly killed. He uses a technique his uncle taught him to knock out Kingpin and destroys the collider. He hands Kingpin over to his cop father {{C|Jefferson Davis|smitsv}} ([[Brian Tyree Henry]]) and makes up with him. In their universes, each move on with their lives as Miles embraces his life as the only Spider-Man, Peter makes up with Mary Jane, and Gwen reaches out to Miles as a friend. Some time later, a futuristic {{C|Spider-Man (2099)|smitsv|Spider-Man}} ([[Oscar Isaac]]) is informed that the multiverse is saved and given a device that can move him between universes. He decides to go to the {{sm67|beginning}} and meets that universe's {{C|Spider-Man|sm67|Spider-Man}} (Taccone).
 
   
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Hawkeye convinced the Avengers to stop fighting, but Korvac unleashed his powers. Warlock pulled them all into the Soul Gem to save their lives. Inside the gem, the Guardians explained to the Avengers about how dangerous Korvac is. The two teams united and headed to Central Park where Korvac was fighting {{C|Ms. Marvel|aemh}}, mistaking her for a Kree spy due to her powers. The two teams gave an impressive battle, but were still no match for Korvac. Eventually Corrina expressed her fear at what he became and he disappeared somewhere where Warlock couldn't sense him. Iron Man then wished to talk with Star-Lord about potential threats, but Star-Lord denied his request saying that {{C|Galactus|aemh|some things}} in the galaxy are better left unknown.
The movie arrived to near universally rave reviews, being ranked as one of the highest of 2018 and tied with [[Marvel Studios]]'s ''Black Panther'' as the highest ranking superhero movie ever made. The animation has been praised for its innovation. The story was praised for its message and the cast for their performances. It has earned numerous awards for being the best animated feature of the year, including a Golden Globe award. It has ranked highly among many critics list, topping many of them. Soon after the release of the film, a sequel was announced that would further develop the friendship and potential romance between Miles and Gwen. One spin-off was announced that would focus on Gwen and introduce Cindy Moon, also known as Silk, and Jessica Drew, also known as Spider-Woman.
 
   
   
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The Guardians of the Galaxy are a team seen in the The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes episode "Michael Korvac". It is comprised of Star-Lord (Steve Downes), Adam Warlock (Kirk Thornton), Groot (Troy Baker), Rocket Raccoon (Greg Ellis), and Quasar (Moira Quirk). This is based on the original version of the revival team, except for the absence of Drax and Gamora. This was the first time the team was seen outside the comics.

Star-Lord started the team to protect the galaxy from terrible threats. Whenever Adam Warlock senses an imbalance in the power of the universe, the team heads to that point to confront it. At some point they learned about Kree experimentations on a human abductee named Michael Korvac. The Kree unleashed some kind of energy within Korvac, possibly a hidden gene in humanity (borrowing from the Inhumans). Korvac destroyed his captors and escaped. Later Korvac destroyed a space station and most of a planet laughing the entire time. Realizing his destructive powers, the Guardians tracked Korvac. Even though they could not physically defeat him they hoped to trap him in Warlock's Soul Gem.

The Guardians tracked Korvac to Earth, where he was trying to find his lost love Corrina. They went to New York City to a mansion and found the Avengers protecting him, who didn't know what he did. Due to a misunderstanding and a language barrier, the Avengers attacked the Guardians. Black Panther fought Warlock, Hawkeye fought Star-Lord, Iron Man fought Quasar, and Hulk fought Rocket and Groot while Wasp lead Korvac and Corrina away. Eventually Star-Lord talked Hawkeye into helping them stop Korvac.

Hawkeye convinced the Avengers to stop fighting, but Korvac unleashed his powers. Warlock pulled them all into the Soul Gem to save their lives. Inside the gem, the Guardians explained to the Avengers about how dangerous Korvac is. The two teams united and headed to Central Park where Korvac was fighting Ms. Marvel, mistaking her for a Kree spy due to her powers. The two teams gave an impressive battle, but were still no match for Korvac. Eventually Corrina expressed her fear at what he became and he disappeared somewhere where Warlock couldn't sense him. Iron Man then wished to talk with Star-Lord about potential threats, but Star-Lord denied his request saying that some things in the galaxy are better left unknown.


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