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Quote1 I go by many names, my Tick-Ridden Troll, but I'm sure the one that Black Knight knew me by is Gamora, the Deadliest Woman in the whole Galaxy! Quote2
Gamora[src]

Gamora is a deadly assassin, raised by Thanos the Mad Titan to become "the most dangerous woman in the galaxy". She is the sole survivor of the Zen-Whoberis, who were exterminated by the Universal Church of Truth, worshippers of the Magus. Taken by Thanos to the past, she was forged from victim into the killer of the Magus.[16] Under Thanos' care, Gamora was trained as an elite assassin and had her body mechanically improved.[17] Gamora's mission eventually led her to meet Adam Warlock, the Magus' younger self.[18] As a temporal anomaly, Gamora's help was crucial for Warlock and Thanos to defeat the Magus.[19] With the Magus defeated, events in the future changed so that her people were slaughtered by the Badoon instead, and Gamora's memories of those events have been affected by these timeline changes.[15]

Gamora questioned her father's macabre obsession with death and ultimately betrayed him, joining Warlock.[20] Alongside Warlock, she became a regular player in major cosmic adventures, becoming a member of his Infinity Watch and being a protector of the Time Stone.[21] During the Annihilation Wave invasion, Gamora got close with other cosmic protectors, such as Nova, whom she got romantically involved with.[22] After Hala was conquered by the Phalanx and Ultron, Gamora was invited by Peter Quill to be part of a team of protectors to act in a preventive manner against galactic threats, the Guardians of the Galaxy.[4]

For years Gamora was seen as a true hero, until the return of the Infinity Stones made her follow her father's goals. Adopting a new identity as Requiem, Gamora killed Thanos and started her quest for the Infinity Stones.[23] After collecting the stones by betraying her former friends, she folded the universe into the Warp World, but was eventually defeated.[24] Gamora was ultimately forgiven by her former allies and rejoined the Guardians of the Galaxy to prevent Thanos' resurrection.[25]

History

Early Life[]

In the alternate future of Earth-7528, Gamora was born to the peace-loving alien humanoid race called the Zen Whoberis, where she lived with her parents and little brother. When she was 13,[26] the Zen-Whoberi population were wiped out by the Universal Church of Truth, a zealous religious order seeking to establish a galaxy-wide empire. Agents of the Church, called Grand Inquisitors, herded the entire population of the planet into a valley called the Plains of Sorrow and exterminated them all for their resistance.[16] The mad Titan Thanos was on the planet seeking to kill the Church's objectives before they could be converted, but he saved Gamora when he saw she could see the embodiment of Death like he could.[12] Thanos brought her through time to a period at least two decades prior to her people's deaths, travelling to Earth-616. Aboard his space station Zero Sanctuary, Thanos introduced Gamora to his Butcher Squadron, whom he tasked with keeping Gamora imprisoned. When she managed to escape, Thanos killed Butcher Squadron member Infesti Macera for her bad behaviour, and Gamora knew she would be safe around Thanos.[26] Later, Thanos took Gamora with him to planet Sakaar to kill its troops while they remained in a pupal state. The rough expeditions broke Gamora's leg and arm, but Thanos replaced them with metal prosthetics. Thanos' signs of gentleness, coupled with his increasing mental instability as Death refused to show herself to him, caused his Butcher Squadron to mutiny against him and kidnap Gamora.[27] Gamora killed her captor, captured R'Hos and returned to Thanos, keeping R'Hos's ship as booty and considering herself part of the Butcher Squadron. Later, she overheard them plot to steal Zero Sanctuary from Thanos, so she rushed to tell him, but he remained uninterested and left to take care of the Magus, his enemy.[28] While escaping from the Squadron, Gamora realized Thanos was being baited by the Magus into a confrontation at the end of the Universe, where he'd die. Gamora rushed to his location, where an exasperated Thanos had already defeated Magus and called her unimportant. Angry, Gamora attacked him.[29] Afterward, Thanos realized the vision of Lady Death that caused him to adopt Gamora had merely been Magus, shape-shifting. With pre-prepared timing, Thanos launched Zero Sanctuary as a missile against the Universal Church of Truth's headquarters, destroying both. The blow weakened the Magus' faith-based powers. Considering the Magus beneath him, Thanos dared him to start his church again from scratch and warned him that Gamora would kill him one day. After that, Thanos built a replacement space station for his men called Sanctuary, and promoted the surviving Butcher Squadron members into the Cull Obsidian, with Gamora among their rank.[30]

One day, after slaughtering a population, Thanos told Gamora that the universe had a natural order where only the strong survived, and it worked through him. However, not even he would live forever.[31] Thanos used advanced technology to endow Gamora with enhanced humanoid abilities.[16] He also subtly altered her perceptions so that she would not recognize the evil of her deeds.[32] Wanting Gamora to be a killing machine with a sound and rational mind, Thanos gave her as normal a childhood as he could muster, assigning her a birthday (the anniversary of the Zen-Whoberi genocide)[33] and celebrating holidays, including the pre-Christian Yule with shades of modern Earth's Christmas thrown into the mix. On her first Yule, Thanos gifted Gamora a doll. Later, while Thanos worked in his lab, Sanctuary was infiltrated by Xtoral Laxtan, a victim of Thanos seeking revenge. When he was about to shoot Thanos' turned back, Gamora threw her doll at Xtoral, making him miss his shot and alerting Thanos. After Thanos killed Xtoral, he offered to replace the scorched doll, but Gamora said she would repair "Dolly" herself. After that, Thanos and Gamora visited a lagoon.[34]

Later, Thanos sent Gamora to an alien planet with the task of killing one person. However, Gamora couldn't bring herself to do it and brought an already dead corpse to Sanctuary, hoping to trick Thanos. Seeing through her deception, Thanos destroyed the entire planet as punishment.[35]

When Gamora was 15, she went on a trip with Thanos. Though explicitly against Thanos orders and warning, out of curiosity she decided to venture planet side. In turn she fell into an ambush set up by a group of thugs. The attackers used their numbers advantage and were able to defeat her in spite of her great skill. She was severely injured in the fight and gang raped. Near death, Thanos arrived and quickly dispatched the assailants. After returning to Sanctuary, Thanos restored and augmented Gamora. This was achieved via bionic implants and replacement parts of Thanos' own design. These physical and power upgrades made her an equal to Adam Warlock's own physical abilities. She also received specialized training and abilities including resistance to reality distortion as well as an accelerated healing factor, but she lost the ability to shed tears for many years.[17]

After this, Thanos adopted another young woman, Nebula, who became Gamora's sister, with the two always having a high degree of tension between each other.[33]

When Gamora was 22, she met a young Rocket Raccoon, but the two were captured by Badoons and needed to be rescued by the Supernovas Jesse Alexander, Titus, and Mister Z'zz.[36]

Killing the Magus[]

Thanos planned to send Gamora to assassinate his enemy, the Magus. She practiced for this assignment by killing the Church's Grand Inquisitors.[18] Thanos hoped that the presence of a non-contemporary element such as Gamora inserted into the Magus's present would disrupt his opponent's plans and eliminate the divergence of events that created the Magus from this timeline.[16] Gamora's presence was detected by the Magus, who prevented her from getting close enough to assassinate him.[11] Gamora did, however, assist Adam Warlock in his final battle against Magus.[37]

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When Magus was defeated, events in the future changed so that her people were slaughtered by the Badoon instead, and Gamora's memories have been affected by these timeline changes.[15] Gamora returned to her master Thanos, but after a couple of weeks at Sanctuary, Thanos' base of operations at the time, Gamora expressed her boredom to Thanos. Thanos then told her to find Warlock and become his unofficial bodyguard. While locating Warlock, she was attacked by Drax the Destroyer, a being whose sole purpose in life is to kill Thanos.[38] She escaped Drax, and returned to Thanos. On her 31st birthday, eighteen years to the day Thanos found her, he presented Gamora a gift. The entire Badoon Royal Line had gathered on Moord to welcome the ascension of a new Monarch, allowing Gamora to slaughter them all, thus fulfilling her revenge. However, on his deathbed the previous Monarch confessed that he had an illegitimate daughter, now the only heir to the throne, and a captured member of the Council made that information know to Thanos' daughters. Gamora went to finish her mission to Ubliex, a planet days away from falling into a black hole, with hope of escape and wishing only to complete her quest of revenge before her own demise.[33]

Gamora eventually found L'Wit, but before she was able to kill her she also came across the Vestigials, a group of Zen-Whoberiss exiled to Ubliex for their crimes who were now the only living remains of her people. As the planet was hours apart from falling beyond the event horizon, the Vestigials found the only way off the planet and offered Gamora a seat on their ship.[39] However, in her pursuit of L'Wit Gamora had realized that her quest for revenge had consumed her, leaving her no other meaning life. When the leader of the Vestigials left for dead to save his own skin, Gamora saw them as being no better than Thanos and decided to abandon her only ties to the past, taking L'Wit and a bunch of other refugees with her instead. They were able to escape being swallowed by the black hole but were attacked by Nebula and, knowing that her sister was after her only, Gamora let the survivors escape to safety while Nebula took her back to Thanos.[40]

Upon returning, Gamora found out Thanos planned to destroy the universe as a sacrifice to Death. Horrified, she tried to slay Thanos with a dagger, but Thanos slew her instead. Adam Warlock found Gamora with one last spark of life remaining in her body and used his Soul Gem to absorb her consciousness.[20]

Gamora's spirit remained in the Soul Gem until the Infinity Gauntlet crisis, when in a plan to stop the Mad Titan from destroying the universe, Warlock projected his, Gamora's and Pip's souls into three deceased bodies. His powers reshaped their shattered bodies into new, more powerful versions of their old bodies.[41] She joined Warlock in his plan to stop Thanos, but she herself was not present for most of the fighting. In the end, when Warlock had seized possession of the Infinity Gauntlet for himself, Gamora remained at his side for whatever would come next, although she was a bit against the idea of leaving Thanos free.[42]

Infinity Watch[]

A couple of months later, Warlock was convinced by the Living Tribunal that he was unworthy of wielding the power of all Infinity Gems, so he decided to divide the gems among those he trusts. Gamora was entrusted with the supposed defunct Time Gem, and was made a member of the Infinity Watch.[43] The team, led by Adam Warlock and consisting of Drax, Pip and Moondragon, settled in Monster Island, the sovereign nation ruled by the Mole Man.[44] Not long after that, the Watch was forced to team up with Thanos after the reappearance of an old foe of theirs, the Magus. However, this Magus was the result of Warlock expelling both the bad and the good from his body in order to truly become a logical being. She and Thanos appeared to have reconciled their relationship and even went a round of friendly sparring while on their mission to defeat the Magus. The Watch, Thanos, and Earth's heroes managed to defeat the Magus, and he was banished to Soul World.[45]

At times, Gamora would inadvertently tap into the power of the Time Gem and get a good glimpse of the future. One of her visions was of a man standing over, what appeared to be, a deceased Adam Warlock. This frightened her, even more so when Warlock was put into a coma after the battle with the Magus.[46] While the Watch, struggled to come together as a team, Gamora stayed by Warlock's bedside and protected the island from foreign invaders. However, one day, a man by the name of Maxam washed up on their shore, and she immediately recognized him as the man from her vision. This suspicious man had no idea who he was nor where he was, but even so, Gamora voted for the Watch to not help him, but Warlock (who had recently woken up from his coma) said they'd help him for the time being.[47]

Yet another universal threat emerged when Adam Warlock's good side sought to eradicate the universe of all sin by simply eradicating the universe itself. However, Gamora (and many of Earth's heroes, including fellow Infinity Watch member Moondragon) was manipulated into joining the Goddess' crusade. A war broke out between those manipulated and those non-manipulated with both side suffering heavy casualties. Those manipulated were broke out of trance when Warlock and Thanos defeated the Goddess and banished her to soul world.[48] The team returned back to Monster Island where they could focus on helping Maxam, to Gamora's displeasure. It was a much-needed break, but then Warlock called the Watch to help the Silver Surfer defeat the mentally unstable Thor. The Watch went against Adam's instructions and attacked Thor without him present, which resulted in Thor taking the Power Gem from Drax. After this catastrophic mistake, Warlock and Silver Surfer were forced to enlist the help of Doctor Strange to take them and the rest of the Watch to Asgard. They were not met gladly there, for they had to fight their way through Trolls and Asgardians warriors (and even had to get help from Thanos)) to get Odin to finally help Thor. In the end, Thor was cured and Asgard was indebted to the Watch.[49]

Leaving the Watch[]

Her true feelings for Adam Warlock began to show further when Maya came to the island and she and Adam fell in love because of Count Abyss' love potion. She believed the best answer was to simply kill Maya. Eventually she accepted it for what it was and went to help rescue her from Abyss in his dimension. The Watch were successful in rescuing Maya, but she ended up marrying someone else.[50]

Things would quickly get out of hand for Gamora again. This time due to Maxam making what he thought was a harmless tease about Gamora's feelings towards Adam and referring to it as puppy love. Due to her still being unable to express herself to Adam and her unease and concerns about Maxam, due to the visions from her gem, Gamora attacked Maxam. The two had fought before but this time Gamora was aware of her opponent. The fight favored Gamora to triumph until it was broken up when Moondragon, whom was currently in a coma, used Drax and his power gem to communicate. Adam was displeased with Gamora's actions and told her so. This in turn angered and caused Gamora to verbally lash out. For it was not her mistrust of Maxam directly concerning Adams own well-being. Unable to accept Adam siding with Maxam over her, she quit the team and threw her gem at Adam when he asked for it back. Which Warlock in turn gave to Maxam. She then had Pip teleport her away from Monster Island and Earth. She was tracked down by Thanos, who sought out the Time Gem in order to erase his troubled history. However, just as Gamora was going to make a decision to help him or not, all the Infinity Gems of the Watch, and Thanos' Reality gem, disappeared.[51]

Infinity Abyss[]

Gamora later separated herself from Thanos and went back to being an assassin/lone wolf for a couple of years. She was walking around the space port Baligiest, when she heard that Thanos was there and working with the Nihilist Sect, a religious group he founded, again. She saw him, but he looked different. She described his new look as "a bad parody of Iron Man," but before she could question it, Thanos spotted her and attacked her. She barely escaped the space port and flew to Thanos' old hideout back when he was retired to find some answers. The hideout was trashed and a Skrull research vessel was right outside. There, she found the real Thanos, who was injured, and he showed her the answers to her questions. Thanos created clones of himself many years ago, but never activated them. They remained dormant until a secret enemy of his activated five of them recently, and those five clones all had fixation on destroying the universe and the programming "Adam Warlock is the key to oblivion". Just then, the Thanos clone she recently encountered tracked her to her location, so she and Thanos had to destroy it. After they did that, Thanos began to spy on the other "Thanosi", he did, and their plan was revealed. Gamora was later sent to aid Spider-Man and Captain Marvel in protecting Atleza, a human girl who was destined to become an anchor of their reality. They, with the aid of Moondragon, protected the little girl until Adam Warlock, Pip the Troll and Thanos arrived. They arrived to defeat the Omega Thanosi, who was combination of Thanos and Galactus. After they won the battle, Gamora and Adam Warlock entered a loving relationship and decided to depart into another dimension to protect and raise Atleza.[52]

Champions of the Universe[]

Gamora and Adam would return sometimes, if their aid in others' adventures was called upon. Such was the case when they attempted to stop the tyrannical rule of the Champion of the Universe on the planet Skardon. After Adam's defeat, She-Hulk was cosmically summoned to fight the Champion, and she too was defeated. However, she was allowed a rematch. In the meantime, Gamora trained Jen intensively and got her strength to unprecedented levels. In addition to this, She-Hulk got the Champion to fight her with his Power Stone, making the task of defeating the Champion and freeing the Skards relatively easy.[53]

Annihilation[]

When Atleza outgrew the need for their tutelage, Gamora and Adam joined Pip to travel tue universe. Afterward, the trio encountered unidentified cosmic entities who humbled, abused and discarded Gamora, who left her friends to seek refuge from her mistreatment alone. Gamora was among the adventurers subconsciously drawn to the Kree planet Godthab Omega by the would-be world-shaper Glorian. Whether due to Glorian's influence or not, Gamora launched a reign of terror against Godthab, conquering territories and killing hundreds as if imitating the slaughter that awaited her own people in the future; she gathered several other alien women as her lieutenants, Gamora's Graces, and via their alien science or magic, augmented her powers significantly. In the early days of the Annihilation War, Gamora and her Graces ran into conflict with Ronan the Accuser, whom Gamora faced in single combat, even brandishing Godslayer.[54] Much later, Gamora began sleeping with Nova and joined the United Front[22], using her skills to launch quick counter-attacks against the Annihilation Wave.[55] Near the end of the war, Nova put Gamora in charge of interrogating several Kree collaborators, but Gamora felt it would be quicker to just kill them. This act ended their relationship.[56]

Phalanx Invasions[]

During the Phalanx's invasion of the Kree homeworld of Hala following the Annihilation War, Gamora was assimilated as a "select" of the hive mind. They dispatched her to apprehend Nova after he fled the planet.[9] The Phalanx then attacked, slaughtering everyone. Ko-rel attempted to draw them away, leaving only Select Gamora to infect Rider with the transmode virus, accelerating his recovery.[57] On planetoid Nil-Rat, Rider and Gamora subdued Drax the Destroyer and brought him in for selection. Once they deposited him, Rider confided in Gamora that he feared that he'd lose himself in the Phalanx collective. Gamora told him that the Phalanx had evolved and valued individuality. Ko-rel refused to be a murderer for her son's sake. However, she was stabbed in the back by Gamora.[58] The Selects Gamora and Drax were sent after Nova with the task to kill him.[59] At the Knowhere station Gamora and Drax found Nova.[60]

Rider and Gamora lay unconscious beside each other. Then, an ominous noise woke them. When they come to, they realized whom they were face-to-face with and reacted; Gamora moved quickly to kill him; Rider tried to ask her what the last thing was she remembered besides trying to kill him, while putting a phased pulse ready to clear off her head from her neck. She relented and expressed that all she could recall was that she and Drax caught up to him. Rider asked Worldmind as to where they were; the Xandarian gestalt was unable to present any answer, mostly due to their diminished power levels. All around them was what looked like a graveyard of ships. Also, their passport bracelets were inactive, and Gamora's precognitive sense was dulled. Worldmind then detected another life form ahead, which he identified as a pachyceph voidnaut, stranded and lost from his herd. Rider attempted to assist him, but bright creatures appeared out of nowhere and started mauling on the voidnaut. Rider grabbed Gamora and fled from the creatures. Once they were far away, Rider took a moment to rest, for every time he lost concentration, the virus took a firmer hold. Gamora encouraged him to surrender to the transmode virus so they could be together again. He slapped her away, stating that he would fight it with every ounce of his being.

When the creatures attacked again, Worldmind reminded Rider that he couldn't fight them at a fraction of his own power and advised him to withdraw and abandon Gamora. However, Rider refused to do the latter and carried her away from the creatures. They then headed through a portal that landed them somewhere else. Rider started coughing up the virus; Gamora urged him to give in to it or else it would kill him, which he refused. Frustrated at his stubbornness, she made one last plea for him to be with her again. Worldmind then formulated a hypothesis; they were trapped inside a Vore, a creature that prowled in the spaces between dimensions. They were currently in the birthing canal, where its young were about to be born. Rider formed a shield around himself and Gamora, as they were thrown out of the Vore. Once outside, Gamora attempted to stab him in the back, only for him to strike first, crushing her leg; he didn't trust her for a second. He then dumped her on top of Drax, who was furiously firing at the Vore, before resuming transit to Kvch, hoping to find a cure to the virus before it regained control or killed him in the next two hours.[56] Drax and Gamora followed Nova's trail. However, the transmode virus within them reacted to the planet, merging them with the very metal of the planet to form a Babel Spire, summoning a Technarchy Siredam.[61]

A massive siredam was drawn to the signal made from the Babel Spire Drax and Gamora were trapped in, intending to find Tyro and kill him. After the siredam had ripped him apart before engulfing him, its techno-organic code was being rewritten from the inside and Tyro took control of the siredam, bringing Warlock back to life and curing Drax and Gamora of the virus. Drax was grateful for being free, but Gamora was scared, feeling that she was worthless without the transmode virus. Nova comforted her, assuring her that he had found a cure to save the Kree.[6]

Guardians of the Galaxy[]

Having no purpose and wanting to do things for the greater good, Gamora joined the team of heroes known as the Guardians of the Galaxy.[4] At first she was not trusted because of her past, but after risking her life to save the others, she was seen in a different light. While trying to close a fissure located inside a Dyson Sphere, the team decided to stop threats to them by turning off the shield that protected them from the star's immense heat.[62] They planned to teleport out but were unable to do so. Gamora braved the intense heat in order to turn the shields back on, charring her entire body from head to toe.[63]

It took some time for Gamora to heal from this. After the Skrulls were found on Knowhere, the team's base, accusations ran high, especially towards Gamora.[64]After they found the Skrulls, it was revealed to all that Star-Lord had Mantis mildly brainwash them into joining the team.[65]Disgusted, Gamora quit the team and headed off with Adam Warlock.[66] After a short run in with the Universal Church of Truth,[67] Gamora and Adam returned to the Guardians in order to help them continue to save the universe.[68]

War of Kings[]

When the Inhuman King Black Bolt unleashed the Terrigen Bomb, which created a massive rip in space-time known as the Fault,[69] Warlock was able to stop the tear from expanding, but in doing so he had to overlap the timestream, causing himself to turn into the Magus.[70] Gamora, along with many other Guardians, was killed by the Magus before finally being stopped by Star-Lord and a Cosmic Cube.[71] But this was a trick and the Magus only faked her death, taking Gamora's soul and remaking her with the Church of Truth's belief energy. As a captive of the Magus, she was subject to the torture of their interrogators in an effort to convert her to the Church's beliefs. For a time, it was believed this had worked but when the other team members broke free of their captors, she fought alongside them.[5]

Cosmic Avengers[]

Gamora along with the other Guardians teamed up with Tony Stark to stop a Badoon invasion of Earth (specifically London) only to be captured by the Spartax Empire forces sent by J'son due to a newly created off-limit rule for Earth.[72] While being held captive aboard a Spartax ship, Groot managed to rescue the Guardians along with Tony Stark from captivity and the group was able to take over the entire Spartax ship.[1]

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Angela and Gamora against the Badoon

Angela[]

While the Guardians celebrated their freedom within a bar, Tony Stark hooked up with Gamora. After the two had sex Gamora decided to return to the bar. On her way the warrior was attacked and injured by bounty hunter Maxilin the Accuser, just as she was about to be executed the bounty hunter was shot by Rocket Raccoon. After her brush from death the Guardians hid from Spartax forces within the Seedy Side of the Andromeda Galaxy. Aboard the Guardian's ship Gamora walked into an awkward encounter with Tony in which she simply ignored him. The group detected an object moving towards Earth and proceeded to intercept it. The object turned out to be the newly arrived Angela who was transported from Heven due to the time-space continuum fracture.[73] Gamora proceeded to battle the deadly angel on the dark side of the Moon. After barely defeating the overpowering angel and encountering the The Watcher, the Guardians captured Angela. Angela recollected her story of struggle into the 616 universe and was set free under Star-Lord's command.[74] Gamora, along with the Guardians, helped rescue Abigail Brand during Thanos' invasion of Earth. Gamora later fought alongside Angela against the Badoon slave traders and the two became close friends.[75]

Later, Gamora forced Peter to reveal how he, Drax and Thanos had returned from the Cancerverse. In his tale, Peter revealed Nova had turned himself into a gate so the rest could escape, and in his final words, he confessed he had been in love with Gamora and had dreams of convincing her to settle down.[76] Hearing this made Gamora fall in love with an idealized version of Nova.[77]

Black Vortex[]

After retrieving the Black Vortex from his father, Mister Knife, Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde gathered both the Guardians of the Galaxy and the X-Men at Spartax to decide what to do with such powerful item. The heroes were tracked down by Mister Knife's cosmically-empowered Slaughter Lords and overpowered.[78] During the battle, Gamora submitted to the power of the Black Vortex and had her cosmic potential unleashed, turning the tide of the battle, and allowing the Guardians and the X-Men escape from the Slaughter Lords to Spartax's moon and decide whether to submit to the Black Vortex or not. After Beast of the X-Men submitted to the Black Vortex, attaining cosmic powers, and X-23 attempted to destroy it, Gamora used the Black Vortex to show both teams, along with Sam Alexander, what they stood to gain by submitting to its power.[79]

Beast and Angel submitted to the Black Vortex and accompanied Gamora in a journey to attempt to empower the entire universe.[80] However, at the first planet they stopped they were assaulted by the Accuser Corps, who took the Vortex from them. In retaliation, they attacked Hala.[81] A cosmically-empowered Ronan managed to force them to flee to a distant planet.[82] J'son would take advantage of Hala's condition following Gamora, Beast and Angel's attack, and used all of his firepower to finish off the entire planet.

Magik and Rocket Raccoon later tracked them down and talked sense into them, so they could help them fight J'son and his Slaughter Lords.[83] After J'son recovered the Vortex and used its power on Thane to encase the entirety of Spartax in an amber construct,[84] the heroes got the Vortex back and used it on X-Man Kitty Pryde so she could use her now-enhanced phasing powers to phase Spartax through the amber construct and save the planet. Before getting rid of the Vortex, some of the cosmically empowered heroes decided to remove their cosmic powers, Gamora wasn't one of them.[85]

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Gamora empowered by the Black Vortex

Gamora left the Guardians of the Galaxy after her presence on Spartax caught the attention of Kindun, a vengeful victim of Thanos and Gamora's attacks many decades ago, thinking herself to be a threat to the safety of her teammates. The conflict also helped Gamora realize the kind of power she held and decided to use it to hunt down Thanos once and for all.[86]

The following months, Gamora worn out the enhancements of the Black Vortex, having exerted them on her arduous search for Thanos,[87] which bore no results as Thanos was temporarily existing outside the universe.[88] This almost cost Gamora her life when she came into conflict against Hala, a Kree on a quest for revenge due to the destruction of her planetary namesake. Gamora tried to stop her from reaching Spartax, targeting Peter Quill for being J'son son, but failed.[89] Following Hala's defeat at the hands of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Gamora rejoined the team.[90]

Civil War II[]

Together with the rest of her teammates, Gamora was summoned to Earth by their friend Captain Marvel to assist her during the second superhuman civil war.[91] After waging war at the Triskelion against the faction of heroes led by Iron Man that opposed Captain Marvel,[92] Gamora turned on her allies when she found out not only that Thanos was being held on Earth, but also that Captain Marvel had kept that piece of information from her on purpose. Following a brawl with Captain Marvel, Gamora decided to cut her ties with the Guardians of the Galaxy when she learned that Star-Lord had been aware of Thanos' status too.[93] While grounded on Earth, Gamora ran into Nova, who had returned from the Cancerverse. Gamora felt conflicting emotions, as he had avoided meeting her for a while after returning, he disapproved of her plans to kill Thanos,[94] and she had fallen in love with Nova's wishes to settle down, but seeing he was back and couldn't stop being in action broke down her fantasy and her infatuation.[77]

Gamora attempted to break into the Triskelion once again but was stopped by the combined forces of the Ultimates and Alpha Flight. Captain Marvel updated her on Thanos' status, claiming that he was no longer on Earth, and gave her an ultimatum, to be escorted out of Earth by the Shi'ar or face Earth's justice system. While being delivered to the Imperial Guard, Gamora escaped and made her way back to the Triskelion and into Thanos' cell, which she discovered was completely empty. Having forced Captain Marvel's hand, Gamora was locked inside that very same cell that held her father.[95] When Thanos returned to Earth not long afterwards, Gamora was freed to join the brawl against the Mad Titan. She stood in front of him when he laid defeated and decided to spare his life after seeing him humbled.[96]

Infinity Wars[]

After experiencing reoccurring dreams concerning encounters with an older version of herself, Gamora came to the realization that a portion of her soul remained trapped inside the Soul World. Determined to set it free, Gamora set out to find the Soul Gem.[97] To this end, she located Grandmaster and made a deal with him. To perform missions for him with the Guardians of the Galaxy in exchange for information, hoping to find about the Soul Gem this way.[98] When carrying a heist on the Collector's collection, Tivan agreed to help Gamora in her mission. He made a deal with Gamora, offering his assistance in stealing the Soul Gem if it turned out the Grandmaster possessed, in exchange for the Infinity Gem Gamora bluffed about possessing.[99]

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When the Collector interrupted the Guardians' rendezvous with their client, the Grandmaster revealed he had challenged his brother just to test him. The Collector and the Grandmaster learned that some of their fellow Elders were mysteriously altered or gone and determined they could be linked to the disappearance of the Infinity Stones. Since helping the Grandmaster and the Collector gather the stones aligned with her plans, Gamora convinced her teammates to embark on a quest to find them.[100] After helping the Nova Corps defend the Power Stone which had manifested in the planet Xitaung,[101] the Guardians took off with it to Oblitus. They were approached by Adam Warlock and Kang the Conqueror, who had joined forces to find the Time Stone and already had the Soul Gem in their possession. Gamora attempted to force Warlock to hand over the Soul Gem, and a fight broke out. During the battle, Drax managed to hold it, but was exposed to the corruption of Soulworld. He struck Gamora to prevent her from opening the gem and departed with Warlock and Kang. In addition to Drax's betrayal, the other Guardians refused to follow Gamora into pursuing Kang. Outraged by her teammates' behavior, Gamora left them to obtain the Soul Gem on her own.[102]

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Gamora as Requiem

In order to help her quest, Gamora kidnapped a master forger from Nidavellir and forced him to make her an armor, killing him afterwards.[103] She later agreed a parley with Star-Lord in order to steal the Power Stone from him, by switching it with a fake without him noticing, and encrusted the hilt of her Infinity Blade with it.[3] Sporting her masked armor and the encrusted sword, Gamora attacked Thanos before he could set out to gather the Infinity Stones to prevent his interference. After being felled, Thanos remarked that Gamora was going to conduct his requiem. Despite brushing off her father's comment and killing him,[23] Gamora decided to adopt that word as her new alias and became known as Requiem.[3] After murdering Thanos, Gamora started being plagued by apparitions of him.[31]

Requiem subsequently interrupted a conclave of the new Infinity Watch to steal the Infinity Stones, and her true identity was quickly revealed to her former allies. Star-Lord was surprised by Gamora's uncharacteristic behavior, and she tried to kill him,[3] he was only saved by the intervention of Doctor Strange using the Time Stone. As the conflict continued, Gamora managed to get her hands on the Reality Stone, and quickly claimed the remaining Stones from their owners. Encouraged by Thanos' apparition, Gamora hesitantly opened a portal to the Soul Gem and reunited with the fragment of herself, becoming whole again. She then set out to rebalance the Soul Gem.[31]

To prevent opposition from her quest and to feed the being Devondra, who was responsible for the Soul Gem's hungering for souls, Gamora used the Infinity Stones to fold the universe in half and merge the two halves together before sending the new universe into a pocket dimension called Warp World inside the Soul Gem. Gamora planned to create a reality once Devondra devoured all the souls and ensure that suffering no longer existed in this new universe. She also sealed Loki into the Soul Gem when he asked to be her counsel. Gamora and Loki's companion Flowa then traveled to the God Quarry so Gamora could investigate what laid beneath it as she couldn't see past it.[104]

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Gamora in possession of the Infinity Gems

Even with the Infinity Stones, Gamora was unable to breach the barrier at the bottom of the God Quarry.[105] After fending alternate reality versions of Captain Marvel and Moondragon, Gamora was confronted by Loki and his newly assembled Cosmic Avengers who had managed to escape the Soul Gem. Wielding copies of the Infinity Stones Gamora unintentionally created when she created Warp World, the Cosmic Avengers easily subdued Gamora and took the Infinity Stones from her. However, Loki used his sorcery to take control of Gamora's Infinity Stones and used them to send her and the alternate reality Phyla-Vell and Moondragon to Warp World before transporting himself to the unknown realm that existed beneath the God Quarry.[106]

While in Warp World, Gamora was clobbered by Soldier Supreme and nearly consumed by Devondra but was rescued by Peet, the fusion of Star-Lord and Groot. The Cosmic Avengers eventually returned with the Infinity Stones after Loki relinquished them. With Adam Warlock's help, the Cosmic Avengers restored the universe while also allowing Warp World to remain in existence. They then fled Soul World using the Soul Gem with Gamora, Star-Lord, Groot, Rocket Raccoon, Moondragon, and Phyla-Vell, but Drax had to stay behind to keep the portal opened. They arrived on Earth and crash-landed in Egypt. Phyla-Vell and Moondragon wanted to punish Gamora for destroying their universe, even though that was the work of a different Gamora. Adam Warlock decided to send Gamora to a random location using the Infinity Stones in order to redeem herself. Gamora ended up on an unknown planet with a resurrected Magus.[107]

Final Gauntlet[]

Gamora and Magus obtained the spaceship Lachesis, and, upon learning Rocket Raccoon was deadly ill and withering away in Halfworld, Gamora decided to take them there to protect the raccoon until his death and bury him afterward.[108] On the way, Gamora told Magus about her childhood and recorded the tale. After crash-landing in Halfworld, Gamora finished telling her story. Later, she told Magus to get on Lachesis and fly away to wherever he wanted, but left some coordinates in the ship to a planet that had been damaged by the Magus, if he wanted to go there. Gamora believed those people could help the kid. She was sorry for not being able to raise Magus, but he assured her she was saving him. Gamora continued seeing Thanos' ghost at this stage, but seemingly stopped afterward.[109] While looking after Rocket, she and the raccoon sometimes got together for drinks, and she told him about Magus' location in one of these occassions.[110] Some time later, Gamora was visited by the Guardians of the Galaxy, who warned her the Dark Guardians planned to kill her after it was learned from Thanos' will that he planned to resurrect himself by uploading his consciousness into an unrevealed being. Nova arrived shortly after to warn Gamora of the same thing, but he was followed by the Dark Guardians, who took Gamora prisoner.[111]

The Dark Guardians took Gamora to Lilandra IV, the flagship destroyer of the Shi'ar royal armada. There, Gamora learned their leader was her uncle, Starfox. As the Dark Guardians were about to kill Gamora, all of them were knocked out by the Asgardian death goddess Hela and the Black Order, who allowed Thanos to resurrect in Starfox. When the Guardians arrived, Gamora informed Starfox had gone to Knowhere to try to put his mind in Thanos' body.[112] Gamora, the Guardians and the remaining Dark Guardians attacked Knowhere, where Gamora stabbed Starfox with a sword in order to stop his mind transfer. This caused Thanos to be brought back with a broken mind. Grieving, Hela shot a black hole cannon, but it accidentally hit Thanos and swallowed up Knowhere. The Guardians and Dark Guardians managed to escape, and Peter told Gamora he loved her.[25] Gamora wasted no time in responding Peter's feelings, and the two slept together. Gamora gave her heart to Peter because Nova had given lip-service to settling down and finding a home away from combat, but he didn't have it in him to stop, whereas Peter was home for Gamora.[77] Later, the Guardians faced a new Universal Church of Truth, and the crisis forced Rocket Raccoon to return to the fold. In the aftermath, the raccoon agreed to undergo treatment to heal his body in Halfworld while the Guardians took a vacation while veiling for his recovery.[113]

Dark Olympians[]

The Guardians of the Galaxy had settled down in Halfworld when Nova approached them for their assistance in stopping the conquering rampage of the Olympians, who had been reborn as bloodthirsty rogue gods. Gamora was one of the Guardians who turned away out of concern for the safety of each other, saying they were a family now.[114] Some of the members, including Star-Lord, snuck away to assist Nova and were successful in their mission of trapping the Dark Olympians in an alternate dimension at the apparent cost of Quill's life.[115] As a result, Gamora broke off the team with the other Guardians who had stayed behind and formed their own team of Guardians of the Galaxy to return to their mercenary ways.[116] During their first mission, the mercenary Guardians came at odds with their former teammates, but eventually reached a truce.[77]

Star-Lord returned from the other-dimensional world of Morinus, where he had spent a hundred of years of his life, albeit unageing, to herald the escape of the Dark Olympians from their imprisonment.[117] The two Guardians teams came together for the final confrontation against the Dark Olympians which saw their defeat.[118] In the aftermath, the Guardians of the Galaxy were sanctioned by the Galactic Council as protectors of the cosmos in light of the increasing uncertainty of the galactic landscape, providing them with headquarters in the space station Proscenium.[119] Despite being reunited with Gamora, Peter became distant toward her due to the life he had lived in Morinus, where he had joined a new relationship and even fathered a son.[120]

Grootfall[]

Later, Gamora's sister, Nebula, joined the Guardians in search of redemption. She combined the probability engine in her head with the Guardians' threat data to create an early-warning system that pointed to Groot's homeworld as the most likely threat vector to galactic peace. When Groot and Rocket landed on it, they found the planet razed to the ground. The last survivor, Granopy, infected Groot with one of her branches, turning Groot into an out-of-control monster. As Groot became planet-sized, getting designated "Grootfall", he took out most of the Guardians and the Proscenium, and proceeded to launch pieces of himself at neighboring planets, annexing everything into his "Grootspace." This was a natural process Groot's creator, the Gardener, had programmed into the Flora Colossi when he created them, and Groot was merely covering the Branchworlds under his soil until the time he could "bloom" and rekindle the ashes, bringing the planets back to life alongside every being he'd captured. Although at first the Guardians thought Groot was lost to them, they were able to establish communication and help Groot bloom,[121] bringing all of the "dead" back to life and restoring Groot to normal.[122] During her time connected to Groot, Gamora experienced peace like she never had and managed to quit alcohol. She also finally made peace with her sister.[123]

Attributes

Power Grid[134]
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Powers

Artificially Enhanced Physiology: Gamora was enhanced to levels of superhuman strength, durability, endurance and reflexes, and healing factor.[17] Gamora received treatments from Thanos that enhanced her physiology. While engaging the U.S. Military, it was mentioned that the armed forces were under the impression that she was no stronger than Spider-Man. However, her skill combined with her strength made them estimate her to be close to as dangerous as Iron Man but she's even stronger now due to later enhancements.[124] She was stated to have a "Village/City" threat level by the Nova Corps, but that she had a potential Universal one when in possession of the Time Gem.[125]

  • Enhanced Strength: Gamora's natural strength has been increased by Thanos, Adam Warlock, the Black Vortex and other factors to the point where she can lift 90 tons [15]
  • Enhanced Speed: Gamora is capable of running and moving at speeds much greater than even the finest human athlete.
  • Enhanced Stamina: Gamora's musculature generates less fatigue toxins during physical activity than the musculature of a human being. Her respiratory system is vastly superior to that of most humanoid races.[15] Gamora can physically exert herself at peak capacity for several hours before fatigue begins to impair her.
  • Enhanced Agility: Gamora's agility, balance, and bodily coordination are enhanced to levels that are beyond the natural physical limits of even the finest human athlete.
  • Enhanced Reflexes: Gamora's reaction time is similarly enhanced, enabling her to react at a level that is beyond the natural physical limits of the finest human athlete.[15]
  • Enhanced Durability: Gamora's bodily tissues are much harder and more resistant to injury than those of a human. Her body is also specially adapted to withstand the physiologically debilitating effects of moving and running at high rates of speed without sustaining injury. Her skeleton was constructed of a lightweight yet nearly indestructible alloy, enabling her to survive falls that would eventually kill a normal human.[15] She has been hit by superhumanly strong opponents like Strong Guy,[126] Ms. America,[95] Ronan,[127] and Hala the Accuser.[128] She also withstood a blow from a S.H.I.E.L.D. robot at the point-blank range and immediately returned to battle,[93] an energy blast from Spectrum,[95] was shot by Iron Man's repulsor cannon in prime armor,[129] a photonic explosion from Captain Marvel at point-blank range,[93] and survived falling from outside the orbit of the planet Spartax.[89] Gamora is immune to most forms of heat and radiation such as re-entering the orbit of a planet,[89] lava,[127][130] and withstood temperatures up to sun level for a short time with minor injuries.[63]
  • Regenerative Healing Factor: Gamora possesses a regenerative healing factor,[63] allowing her to regenerate from what would normally be considered life-threatening wounds in a matter of moments.
  • Precognition: Although she no longer possesses the Time Stone Gamore has retained some precognitive abilities that she uses to enhance her hunting and tracking skills. This allows her to foresee her quarry's next move.[15]


Abilities

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Vs. Ronan the Accuser

Most Dangerous Woman in the Universe: Gamora is said to be the most dangerous female assassin in the Milky Way galaxy. She is a highly accomplished athlete trained in gymnastics, hand-to-hand combat, the uses of the known weaponry of the galaxy, and stealth techniques.[15]

  • Master Martial Artist: She knows 83.4% of fighting styles in the Universe. She also one of the most skilled martial artists in the universe. She is capable of defeating opponents who possess superhuman strength and durability that far surpass her own, and she has defeated a military platoon containing dozens of combat-trained men in only a few minutes. She has learned to paralyze or kill opponents using vital point strikes directed at certain nerve clusters.
  • Master Assassin: Gamora is an extremely skilled assassin, being sent by Thanos to kill many of his adversaries across the galaxy. She also is a master with nerve strikes she even knows a nerve strike that will kill anyone besides thanos.
  • Weapons Master: Although skilled in the use of most conventional weapons, she prefers to use knives and swords.
  • Expert Marksman: She can throw most projectile weaponry with great aim and is well-versed in the use of firearms, though she prefers not to use them.
  • Master Tactician and Strategist: She is an accomplished strategist. She had been widely considered one of, if not the greatest, both on and off the battlefield. She is able to formulate battle strategies and her brilliant tactical sense allows her to alter any strategy to fit the changing need of the situation.
  • Master Acrobat: Her years of training and experience have made her an expert acrobat, gymnast, and aerialist.

Paraphernalia

Equipment

Armor: As Requiem, she commissioned armor from a dwarf of Nidavellir.[102]

Weapons

Gamora uses a number of weapons. In the past she wielded the Godslayer.[131][15] and a special dagger designed to kill the Magus.[11]

Transportation

Various spaceships and crafts.

Notes

  • In Warlock and the Infinity Watch #14 it was stated that Gamora, since gaining a new Body via the Soul Gem's Influence during Infinity Gauntlet, was stronger than before, putting her in the same strength class as Iron Man, which would give her a 6 in the Power Grid. Apparently she has been depowered since.
  • Gamora had a brief fling with Tony Stark shortly after they met.[1]
  • Gamora's backstory has been a subject of retcons and contradictions. Originally her family and people were killed by Magus' Universal Church of Truth twenty years in the future (Earth-7528).[16] It was then changed so that the Badoon were instead responsible for the genocide of the Zen-Whoberis with no time travel involved.[132] It was later clarified that the Universal Church of Truth version of events happened in reality of Earth-7528, while the Badoon version took place in Earth-9223, where events were altered by the defeat of Magus and that Gamora's memories of these events have been affected by the changing timelines.[15] It was later changed again, this time with Thanos and his Butcher Squad being responsible for the slaughter of the Zen-Whoberis to leave a message to Magus, still with no time travel involved.[12]

Notable Appearances[]

Trivia

  • Just like Thanos, Gamora was able to see Death from an early age, despite not being near to dying. It is unknown if she is still able to see her.[12]

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