The MCU's Guardians of the Galaxy lineup will change after James Gunn's final Marvel film, and many missing heroes from the comics could make the cut.
There are some major heroes still missing from the MCU who could make their way onto the new Guardians of the Galaxy team. James Gunn brought the MCU's premiere cosmic team to the big screen in 2014's Guardians of the Galaxy, and since then, the line-up of the team has remained practically unchanged. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
Moondragon Raised on Titan by Thanos' father, Mentor, Heather Douglas, a.k.a. Moondragon, learned her abilities through years of exhaustive training, acquiring telepathy, telekinesis, and a mastery of genetic engineering. Moondragon's father had his soul implanted into the body of Drax the Destroyer, so her debut in the MCU would not only be cathartic for Drax, but could also be the perfect way to continue his legacy.
Beta Ray Bill Originally depicted as an adversary for Thor and a character worthy of lifting Mjolnir, Beta Ray Bill would eventually become a popular Thor character, complete with his enchanted Mjolnir-like weapon, Stormbreaker. Though Beta Ray Bill debuted Marvel Comics in 1983, he didn't become a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy until 2019.
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