5. Yondu
Yondu Udonta is an individual from the first 1960s Guardians of the Galaxy. The character was essentially a supremacist Native American stereotype, yet was transplanted into space and given a head fin. Yondu had a profound association with nature and could detect aggravations in the ecosystem. Rather than technology, he depended on his bow and arrows. His typical costume was a loincloth and some ornamental belts.
The film variant of Yondu is a coarse space pirate who lies, steals, abducts kids, and gathers dolls. The greatest change in his costume is his head fin, which turns into a hi-tech device that allows him to control his arrow. The arrow itself can move on its own, expelling the requirement for Yondu to carry a bow around. In spite of the fact that the character will wear a bigger fin in the second film, it’s still obviously a metal implant.
6. Groot
Maybe no Marvel character has changed so radically as Groot throughout the years. While he stays a tree creature from space, the current Groot looks very unlike his original portrayal as a huge beast with a propensity to shout out his abhorrent plans for all to know. In his first appearance, he was crushed when some arbitrary person drenched him with termites. He was in the end retconned as a hero who could just say “I am Groot.”
In any case, the comic version of Groot held a genuinely vile appearance and a clearly sharp insight. For the motion picture, the character was overhauled to stress his generosity and honesty. His growling mouth was relinquished and he was given human-like eyes rather than the shining circles he gloated in the comics. Subsequently, it’s difficult to envision anybody being terrified of Groot, in the films while his comic counterpart is still now and again a horrifying space beast.
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