Light years from Earth, 26 years after being abducted, Peter Quill finds himself the prime target of a manhunt after discovering an orb wanted by Ronan the Accuser.
This movie contains 37 potentially triggering events.
Two sisters violently fight each other. In the next GotG movie it is revealed that all of a major character's cyborg modifications were forcefully done to her on the orders of her father throughout her childhood and young adult years.
Peter describes how Yondu used to emotionally torment him as a child claiming he saved him from his crew wanting to eat him. He tries to guilt Peter with it still.
Peter's mom notices his black eye and asks about it. He tells her that it was because of bullies that he got in fight with because they squished a frog with a stick. None of this is shown, though.
A main character drowns; his lungs are drained, and he coughs and gasps for breath. Two main characters go out into space without a helmet and cannot breath; when they are rescued and brought into a spaceship, one of them gasps loudly for breath.
near the end when Nebula and Gamora are fighting Nebula goes tumbling off the edge of the ship and then cuts her own hand off to free herself. She's a cyborg so it's not gross
near the end of the movie, after Yondu crash-lands his ship and then kills a whole field full of bad guys, it cuts to a shot of Nebula's broken, mutilated cyborg arm fixing itself. Super gross
no but gross body mutilation. near the end of the movie, after Yondu crash-lands his ship and then kills a whole field full of bad guys, it cuts to a shot of Nebula's bent, mutilated cyborg arm fixing itself
It’s complicated but for the most part no: the Unova Corp are not evil but at least for the first half of the movie they’re an obstacle for the Guardians who were still considered criminals at this point. Although they’re more lawful neutral since they still have certain characters shown in a sympathetic light and the Guardians are at least in good-ish terms with them what with how they’re all pardoned by the end
There is no electro-therapy, but in one scene a main character is intentionally electrocuted, and her skeleton can be seen lighting up beneath her skin.
I mean Drax is kind of autistic coded, even if in-universe it’s more because his alien race doesn’t have the concept of metaphors in the first place along with other weird cultural quirks. The important thing to note though is that even though those quirks are often played for laughs, he’s a character that is otherwise respected and even the humor is more to add to his character rather than to mock him
A character has some autism coded traits played for laughs but I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s in a mean-spirited way (although I could see arguments to the contrary)
There is a character who is trying to kill a race of people, and there are some tenuous interactions between various characters and Gamora because of her assassin history.
There isn't any explicit sexual content, but there is implied hookups. Star Lord (Peter Quinn) is a womanizer. Gamora is called a whore once, and there are some subtle sex jokes.
Quill's grandpa and some of the hospital staff are angry at him for crying over the death of his mother and he runs away from them before getting kidnapped by an alien spaceship.