Star-Lord

Class 4

"What am I in for today?" -Star-Lord in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2

Star-Lord

Theme:

Super Heroes

Subtheme(s):

Marvel

Variations:

Normal
Ravagers

Accessories:

Mask
Guns
The Orb (Infinity Stone)
Hadron Enforcer

Years:

2014, 2017-2018, 2021

Appearances
76019 Starblaster Showdow 76021 The Milano Spaceship Rescue

Star-Lord, also known as Peter Quill, is a Marvel Super Heroes minifigure that appeared in 2014 as part of the Guardians of the Galaxy line.

Background[]

Peter Jason Quill, also known as Star-Lord, is a half-human and a half-celestial who was abducted by the Ravagers. He was born to his mother, Meredith Quill and to his father, Ego. After his abduction, he began building a name ("Star-Lord") for himself as a legendary outlaw, eventually becoming the founder and leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy team.

Deciding to leave the Ravagers, he stole the Orb, unintentionally becoming a part of the Quest for the Orb. During the Quest, he formed an uneasy alliance with Gamora, Drax the Destroyer, Rocket Raccoon, and Groot, and helped stop Ronan the Accuser from destroying Xandar. After the Battle of Xandar, he left with the other Guardians to do "a little bit of bad and a little bit of good".

A few months later, Ayesha and the Sovereign hired the Guardians to defend Anulax Batteries from an Abilisk. However, after Rocket stole some of the batteries, Ayesha sent the Sovereign fleet after them. The Guardians were saved when the fleet was destroyed by Ego, Quill's biological father, whom Quill had never met. Quill then spent a few days bonding with his father. However, when Ego revealed that he was responsible for the death of his mother, Quill allied with his fellow Guardians to prevent Ego's quest to terraform the universe. After killing Ego and witnessing Yondu Udonta's sacrifice, Quill continued to lead the Guardians of the Galaxy and eventually started a relationship with Gamora.

In 2018, the Guardians encountered Thor and began racing against Thanos to procure the Infinity Stones. Splitting up into two groups, Quill led Gamora, Drax, and Mantis to Knowhere to recover the Reality Stone from The Collector, only to lose both it and Gamora to Thanos. Quill, Drax, and Mantis later traveled to Titan to confront Thanos in person. With help from Iron Man, Doctor Strange, and Spider-Man, the Guardians fought Thanos, during which Quill was devastated to learn that Thanos had killed Gamora. In his anger, Quill unintentionally gave Thanos an opening to strike back, and Quill, alongside his allies, was ultimately defeated. Thanos eventually succeeded in his goal and wiped out half of all life in the universe; Quill and most of the Guardians of the Galaxy were among the victims.

Five years after his death, Quill was resurrected along with all the other lives claimed by the Snap. He then returned to Earth with the help of Strange, participating in the Battle of Earth, where he encountered a Gamora from an alternate timeline. After the battle, Quill attended Stark's funeral with the Guardians. The Guardians continued to operate alongside Thor, helping planets in need. However, in 2025, when news of Gorr the God Butcher reached them, the Guardians and Thor went their separate ways, setting out to aid those in need. Later that year, during the rebuilding of Knowhere, Quill was still saddened by Gamora's death, regretting losing his love, until he was cheered up with a Christmas party, and a surprise appearance by his idol Kevin Bacon. Quill then found out that Mantis was his half-sister, cheering him up even more.

In 2026, Knowhere was attacked by Adam Warlock, who was sent by Ayesha to retrieve Rocket on behalf of their creator, the High Evolutionary. While the Guardians managed to thwart Adam, Rocket was severely wounded, prompting the Guardians to seek out his place of origin to heal him. During the adventure, Quill reunited with the alternate Gamora, who had joined the Ravagers and did not wish to be in a relationship with him. With Gamora in tow, the Guardians visited Counter-Earth, a planet designed to resemble Earth. Upon saving Rocket and defeating High Evolutionary, Quill made peace with the loss of Gamora and decided to seek out his family. Quill informed the Guardians that he would be leaving the team to move back to Earth, appointing Rocket as the Guardians' new leader. Returning to Missouri, Quill reunited with his grandfather Jason Quill.

LEGO Fortnite[]

Star-Lord Outfit is a purchasable skin in-game for 1,500 V-Bucks or with the Star-Lord Bundle for 2,500 V-Bucks.

Gallery of Variants[]

Physical Variants[]


Guardians of the Galaxy (Legendary Outlaw)	Guardians of the Galaxy (Ravager)	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (Grey Top)	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (No Jetpack)	Mighty Micros	Avengers: Infinity War	"Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol 3"

Video Game Variants[]


Comics	Vol. 2	Grey Top	Ravager	LEGO Fortnite

Notes[]

In the movie, Star-Lord is portrayed by Chris Pratt, who also voices Emmet in The LEGO Movie and played Owen Grady in the Jurassic World films.
The head and hair were seen again on Owen, indicating that he and Star-Lord are both played by the same actor.
He is the only Guardian of the Galaxy who appears in four Guardians of the Galaxy sets.
In LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2, his Legendary Outlaw appearance does not appear in the game.
In LEGO Fortnite, Star-Lord is referred to as Star-Lord Outfit. This is due to Drift cosplaying as Star-Lord. Despite this, the figure resembles the MCU version instead of the Fortnite version.