Guardians of the Galaxy’s MCU Return Could Set Up a Major Crossover — Report

Guardians of the Galaxy could make a return to the MCU for a massive crossover event, claims a new rumor. The beloved group of misfits was last seen together in James Gunn‘s 2023 Vol. 3. The outing marked the farewell to the fan-favorite intergalactic superhero team’s trilogy of films that began in 2014.

According to insider James Mack, Guardians of the Galaxy could come back in the MCU, but with a big twist. The rumor claims that the upcoming Nova movie might feature members of the Guardians of the Galaxy to share the screen with Richard Rider/Nova.

GOTG Vol. 3 featured Star-Lord, Groot, Drax, Rocket, Mantis, and Nebula as the key members. If the latest claim turns out to be true, they might appear again in the MCU.

While James Mack has a credible track record, fans should still take everything with a grain of salt unless Marvel shares any official update regarding Guardians of the Galaxy’s MCU return.

What other Guardians of the Galaxy return rumors say

There’s one more member of Guardians of the Galaxy who may return to the MCU. Gamora, who initially died in Avengers: Infinity War and returned as a variant from 2014 in Avengers: Endgame before showing up again in GOTG Vol. 3, may have a chance to come back, according to The Direct.

Gamora’s appearance in GOTG 3 confirmed that she went with the Ravagers instead of the Guardians of the Galaxy. However, her comeback might be necessary for the MCU moving forward.

Avengers: Doomsday trailers have established that Doctor Doom, played by Robert Downey Jr., will be going after the characters who have lived stolen lives. For example, Steve Rogers and Loki escaped the sacred timeline to live their lives and prevent death.

Gamora, who exists in the present timeline, is actually from the past. Hence, there is a high chance of her appearing again, either in Doomsday or in Avengers: Secret Wars, to contribute to the plot. But these are just speculations for now and should be taken with caution.