Flora Colossus
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| + | The Flora Colossus were a plant-based species of tree-like beings that were native to the world of '''Planet X'''. | ||
| − | It became the capital of their colonies that were known as the '''Branch Worlds'''. (Guardians of the Galaxy v3 #14) | + | It became the capital of their colonies that were known as the '''Branch Worlds'''. (Guardians of the Galaxy v3 #14) Their kind had an empire that took many worlds through fear and conquest where they abducted natives to conduct scientific experiments on them. (Groot v1 #6) Years ago, a lone [[Leviathons (Marvel)|Leviathon]] came upon Planet X where it burnt much of the world before escaping and created a collective fear of the being who they called '''Furnax'''. (Guardians of the Galaxy v4 #1.MU) |
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| + | The [[Asgardians|Asgardian]] trickster [[Loki (Marvel)|Loki]] once approached the [[Gardener (Marvel)|Gardener]] of the [[Elders of the Universe]] where he highlighted how flesh based life had destroyed the plants he had seeded across many worlds. This led to an imbalance in the mind of the Gardener who decided that the only solution was to purge it of all life and he decided to utilise the Flora Colossi to achieve this feat. (All-New Guardians of the Galaxy v1 #10) This resulted in the Gardener teleporting to the '''Stohlad Ring''' in order to attack Rocket and Groot. During their fight, Groot sacrificed himself to allow his friend to escape whilst his body was destroyed by the Gardener who took the splinters with the intention of creating a new race to bring balance to the cosmos. (All-New Guardians of the Galaxy v1 #9) A grove of new Flora Colossi were thus grown where they developed into vicious beings that killed other lifeforms. (All-New Guardians of the Galaxy v1 #4) As they matured, the Gardener directed them to a populated world where he once seeded it with plant life but had now become overrun with cities and developments. (All-New Guardians of the Galaxy v1 #6) | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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===Television=== | ===Television=== | ||
*In Guardians of the Galaxy, the Flora Colossus appeared in the setting of the animated television series. Their homeworld was invaded by Ronan the Accuser who wiped out most of the native species except for Groot who came to save the '''World Pod''' containing the remnants of his species. This was kept within him and he intended to plant it at a sacred pool in order to recreate his people. | *In Guardians of the Galaxy, the Flora Colossus appeared in the setting of the animated television series. Their homeworld was invaded by Ronan the Accuser who wiped out most of the native species except for Groot who came to save the '''World Pod''' containing the remnants of his species. This was kept within him and he intended to plant it at a sacred pool in order to recreate his people. | ||
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| + | ===Films=== | ||
| + | *In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Flora Colossus appeared in the shared continuity setting: | ||
| + | **In Guardians of the Galaxy, though not identified as such one of their kind appeared in the live-action film in the form of Groot. The Nova Corps accessed his criminal record after his arrest alongside his partner Rocket where they identified him as an inhabitant of the planet '''Taluhnia'''. | ||
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| + | ===Video games=== | ||
| + | *In Marvel: Contest of Champions, though not identified the Flora Colossi appeared in the setting of the mobile video game in the form of Groot. An alternate reality version of the character was also shown where he never joined the Guardians of the Galaxy and instead became a fearsome warlord known as '''King Groot'''. This incarnation became the King of Planet X where he was a ruthless galactic warlord that experimented on captured humans. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| + | *''Tales to Astonish v1'': (1960) | ||
*''Annihilators v1'': | *''Annihilators v1'': | ||
*''Guardians of the Galaxy v3'': | *''Guardians of the Galaxy v3'': | ||
| + | *''Guardians of the Galaxy v4'': | ||
| + | *''Groot v1'': | ||
| + | *''All-New Guardians of the Galaxy v1'': | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 07:53, 7 August 2020
Flora Colossus is a species that features in Marvel Comics.
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History
The Flora Colossus were a plant-based species of tree-like beings that were native to the world of Planet X.
It became the capital of their colonies that were known as the Branch Worlds. (Guardians of the Galaxy v3 #14) Their kind had an empire that took many worlds through fear and conquest where they abducted natives to conduct scientific experiments on them. (Groot v1 #6) Years ago, a lone Leviathon came upon Planet X where it burnt much of the world before escaping and created a collective fear of the being who they called Furnax. (Guardians of the Galaxy v4 #1.MU)
The Asgardian trickster Loki once approached the Gardener of the Elders of the Universe where he highlighted how flesh based life had destroyed the plants he had seeded across many worlds. This led to an imbalance in the mind of the Gardener who decided that the only solution was to purge it of all life and he decided to utilise the Flora Colossi to achieve this feat. (All-New Guardians of the Galaxy v1 #10) This resulted in the Gardener teleporting to the Stohlad Ring in order to attack Rocket and Groot. During their fight, Groot sacrificed himself to allow his friend to escape whilst his body was destroyed by the Gardener who took the splinters with the intention of creating a new race to bring balance to the cosmos. (All-New Guardians of the Galaxy v1 #9) A grove of new Flora Colossi were thus grown where they developed into vicious beings that killed other lifeforms. (All-New Guardians of the Galaxy v1 #4) As they matured, the Gardener directed them to a populated world where he once seeded it with plant life but had now become overrun with cities and developments. (All-New Guardians of the Galaxy v1 #6)
Overview
Light was the source of photonic knowledge for their kind (Guardians of the Galaxy v3 #14)
Key figures in their society were the Arbor Masters who served as teachers, protectors and monarchs that served as custodians of the Branch Worlds. The collected consciousness of generations of Arbor Masters was absorbed through photosynthesis. (Guardians of the Galaxy v3 #14) Within their society were the tearaways who were the young that lived at a much faster pace than the slow growing matures. (Annihilators v1 #1)
In their society, it was tree-son to pretend to be the King with the offender life sentences where they were chained to the Isle of Punishment. (Annihilators v1 #1)
The upper canopy was home to the Arbor Masters and the Coppice Schools. (Guardians of the Galaxy v3 #14)
Members
- Groot :
- Scar :
Notes
- The Flora Colossus were created by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Dick Ayers where they made their first appearance in Tales to Astonish v1 #13 (November, 1960).
In other media
Television
- In Guardians of the Galaxy, the Flora Colossus appeared in the setting of the animated television series. Their homeworld was invaded by Ronan the Accuser who wiped out most of the native species except for Groot who came to save the World Pod containing the remnants of his species. This was kept within him and he intended to plant it at a sacred pool in order to recreate his people.
Films
- In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Flora Colossus appeared in the shared continuity setting:
- In Guardians of the Galaxy, though not identified as such one of their kind appeared in the live-action film in the form of Groot. The Nova Corps accessed his criminal record after his arrest alongside his partner Rocket where they identified him as an inhabitant of the planet Taluhnia.
Video games
- In Marvel: Contest of Champions, though not identified the Flora Colossi appeared in the setting of the mobile video game in the form of Groot. An alternate reality version of the character was also shown where he never joined the Guardians of the Galaxy and instead became a fearsome warlord known as King Groot. This incarnation became the King of Planet X where he was a ruthless galactic warlord that experimented on captured humans.
Appearances
- Tales to Astonish v1: (1960)
- Annihilators v1:
- Guardians of the Galaxy v3:
- Guardians of the Galaxy v4:
- Groot v1:
- All-New Guardians of the Galaxy v1:
External Links
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