Which MCU Character needs Therapy the MOST...??? And why???

The assumption is that Quill is the primary protagonist of the Guardians films, I’m now inclined to think it’s actually Rocket. All of these characters have outstanding journeys and character development but watching Rocket grow and change is cathartic and honestly beautiful

The Guardians, the crew of the Bebop & Serenity all have that in common: they all need therapy. But instead of getting it, they decide to share their pain with one another and it makes it bearable.

Great breakdown, these arcs really made me care about the team in Guardians 3. Having something to fight for turning into having something to live for.

I watched everything with the Guardians in it just before seeing Volume 3, and man, the journey all of these characters go on over the course of the past 9 years is crazy. A bunch of losers that lost things becoming heroes, becoming a family, and helping each other overcome one another's trauma is so good. And I love the dynamic of Mantis and Drax so much. They play off each other so well, and not to get spoilery about Volume 3 for anyone else reading this, but I think Drax sees Mantis a bit like his daughter, which is why he wants to go with her and protect her when Mantis decides she wants to leave and explore the universe on her own at the end of Volume 3. It's not even unfounded because he says that her innocence reminds him of his daughter, and I like to think that perhaps Mantis is roughly the same age as his daughter would be had she not been killed, or at least his daughter would be a fully grown adult, so Mantis is someone he can protect, like any parent would, even when their child has grown up. Seeing Drax now get to be a father to all these other kids though, to help them grow up in a safe environment on Knowhere, he can find some catharsis and allow Mantis to go on and live her life. Why he didn't feel that way about Baby Groot, I don't know, that's where the theory kind of falls apart because if he was looking for a new child, Groot was right there, but they always have this animosity with one another in Volume 2 until the very end. Maybe Drax is also just a girldad through and through because I don't recall many boys in the children that were rescued off the High Evolutionary's ship. But anyway, Drax and Mantis; I love them on screen together.

This whole movies feel really spoke to me and the songs used in the film were really great just the ammount of diversity in years and genres but. I still love vol 1 and 2 it’s one of my favourite movie trilogy’s of all time

You channel is massively underrated and deserves a lot more subscribers. I really loved this analysis.

Bro I cried like 5 times during this video. It's beautiful.

The ending to the GotG Vol 3 was just 🥹

GOTG, the only MCU trilogy with constant excellent quality

Loved this video!

6:14 Damn... 14:05 that was deep.

great video essay as always regarding the MCU. Rocket and Nebula are my favorite Guardians. Also it's justifiable you leave Rocket out in this video cause Vol. 3 just came out and that film was Rocket's film. Definitely in another video to talk about Rocket. Also how you talk about Drax made me realize that he and Carol Danvers are alike on how they express their emotions. You highlighting Drax's way of expressing his emotions also made me realize just how unlucky Carol Danvers was going through on how she was introduced in the MCU. I didn't really connect with Drax cause of how he is just as how I didn't connect with Carol Danvers in her solo film, but because this was in a team film, I didn't really notice and was already invested with the other Guardians and he had the luxury of Mantis to be able to see how Drax truly feels deep down despite being too stoic and coming off emotionless outside of just laugh and rage. Meanwhile, Carol Danvers only made her introduction in the MCU at a VERY LATE time and given her own struggle, it's difficult to connect with her given the way she behaved (not really showing emotions and just almost always looking stoic) due to what she went through as a amnesiac and battle hardened Kree. Since she was the latecomer in the Infinity Saga, which was already coming to a conclusion, and she didn't have the luxury of Mantis to reveal her true emotions on her struggle as well as it was a solo film and not a team film, Carol Danvers made a very awkward and not an easy to connect with impression, her film and character suffered due to circumstances. I don't necessarily like her now (hell I don't really like Drax as much either tbf), but I have a way better understanding of her character now especially thanks to Drax and I hope her sequel, The Marvels, will turn out way better than her first film (especially with Monica Rambeau and Kamala Khan teaming up with her this time around). As for more different character video essays, particularly in the MCU, I think it would be awesome for you to cover: - Moon Knight: just from only the show there's a lot to unpack, especially with the title character and how out of the new characters that were introduced in Phase 4, the Moon Knight system (Marc, Steven, and Jake) is the best new character that we got in Phase 4 - Scarlet Witch: her journey from Age of Ultron to Multiverse of Madness is chaotic & her story is an antithesis of Thor's story from Thor 1 to Love and Thunder - Iron Man: Especially with you having covered Steve Rogers, would be cool to see his journey from an insensitive and arrogant billionaire playboy in Iron Man 1 to a more mature, selfless and empathic person he has died being in Endgame

Fantastic video

Love film James Gunn lots of filmmaker Nolan Chad lots filmmaker love like good take

If thanos didn't care. He couldn't sacrifice Gomorrah for the soul stone

They’re tryna take our James Gunns… over my dead body! #2nd

What if i'm both broke and broken?

Let. Gardens. Be. Younger. Thay. Got. Pass. It. On. 2. Next. Gardens.

Let. The. Young. Ones. Start. The. Future. Gardens. Of. The Galaxy s. Of. The. Univers

Where is the Rocket analysis?

Bro... This vieo needs to be written in the Bible.