James Gunn announced the official start of filming of Marvel's new film "Guardians of the Galaxy 3", and the filmmakers exposed the lineup photo on social platforms.
In addition to the regular lineups of one and two remain unchanged, a new addition was added by Will Poulter (Black Mirror, Moving Labyrinth) as Adam Warlock.
Adam Warlock, whose real name is Adam Warlock, is a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy. An artificial man born from an artificial cocoon (created by the Enclave organization) appears immature and insane because he has no parents or childhood experience.
Adam's muscle and bone density is far beyond ordinary people, and his special physiological structure gives him a series of superpowers. The special cells in his body allow him to convert cosmic energy into various superpowers to improve strength, endurance and recovery.
Adam could convert cosmic energy to counteract gravity, giving him the ability to fly. In an environment similar to Earth's atmosphere, he can fly at speeds of up to 770 miles (1239 kilometers) per hour.
Adam can also use the energy of the universe to find and enter natural space meridians, thereby interstellar travel. The magician Adam can also convert cosmic energy into a shockwave form, which is then released through both hands.
Adam could mentally form a cocoon around his body in a second (the constituent substance of the cocoon is unknown), but he only did so when he was mortally threatened. Usually, when the magician Adam breaks out of the cocoon, his abilities will improve in all aspects.
After Adam was enhanced by the Soul Stone, his ability to manipulate cosmic energy was weakened, and he could not directly release shock waves, nor could he directly absorb cosmic energy to enhance his own ability. The specific reason for this is unknown, perhaps due to the mutual rejection of his abilities and the energy of the Soul Stone.
In the 2017 movie Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Adam Warlock appears briefly as the end credits easter egg, and Queen Ayesha creates a golden cocoon, which is actually Adam Warlock. In Guardians of the Galaxy 3, Adam Warlock tries to kill his creator, but as to why, so little information is revealed to be known.
Since the end of Avengers 4, Marvel's layout has shifted from Earth to the universe, and the two-year wait has not made people wait for popcorn-style blockbusters to appear, hoping that next year's "Doctor Strange 2" and "Guardians of the Galaxy 3" can make Marvel fans feast their eyes.