The appearance of Starfox — or, as he’s also known, Eros — is something that makes more sense than it may initially seem. In Marvel’s comic book mythology, Erosan Eternal himself, albeit one from a breakaway faction that’s relocated into space following an ideological break from the majority of the group. That schism centered around the desire to create new Eternals via what’s euphemistically described as “technological and biological means.
In the aftermath of the Titan Colony’s destruction, Eros dedicated his life to dealing with Thanos. It was only after Thanos was seemingly defeated — like all good villains, he came back — that he decided to relocate to Earth, where he adopted the name Starfox and joined the Avengers for a period, before eventually returning to Titan. His primary power as a superhero? Being so charming, no-one could resist him. Suddenly, the Harry Styles casting makes more sense.
Pip the Troll, meanwhile, has a far stranger origin story: a prince of an alien planet, he was transformed into a troll after a heavy night of drinking — no, really — and decides to devote his life to debauchery. Those plans, sadly, were interrupted by being kidnapped by an intergalactic church, leading to his eventually meeting Thanos, who attempted to kill him by destroying his mind, unaware that he had already escaped inside the Soul Stone.
Thanos may be the primary connective tissue between Eros and Pip, but not the only one. Both characters not only share a creator in Jim Starlin — who also created Thanos, Drax, and Gamora, making him one of the most well represented Marvel creators on the big screen outside of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby — but also a relationship withDirector James Gunn has confirmed that
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