Groot's villain arc in Guardians of the Galaxy has already come to an end, but surprisingly, it turns out that he was never a villain to begin with.
Warning: Spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy #7!Groot's evil arc in Guardians of the Galaxy has already come to an end with a surprising reversal, as the series clarifies that he was never a villain to begin with. After being infected by the last of the Branch Worlds, Groot becomes Grootfall, which initially was perceived as a deadly, galaxy-absorbing equivalent to Galactus. It isn't until Groot ends up swallowing his friends that the Guardians can understand his true intentions.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Guardians of the Galaxy #7 – by Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing, Kev Walker, Matt Hollingsworth, and VC's Cory Petit – explains Grootfall's true nature, as Wiccan and Emperor Hulkling investigate the Manifold Territories, newly corrupted by Grootspace.
They encounter the equally Groot-corrupted Guardians of the Galaxy, but are confused to learn the situation isn't as dire as previously expected.Guardians #7 Confirm, "Groot Didn't Go Bad" In Guardians #7, the rechristened Guardians of Grootspace explain that everything and everyone who Groot has consumed are not dead after all, but will all in fact be able to come back in due time. The Guardians needed to be eaten by Groot to understand what he was truly up to.
Readers have wondered how far Groot's villain arc would go, and how the character might be redeemed despite his seemingly devastating attack on the galaxy. Most speculation centered on the idea that the Guardians would pull Groot out of darkness.
Groot's Actions Were Natural, Not Evil The idea of the redemption arc is a common one in superhero lore. Many Marvel heroes have gone bad, only to be pulled back from their villainous ways; some of caused damage on a level approaching that done by Grootfall in the past several issues of Guardians. This makes reversals like the one in Guardians #7 common, with stories like this frequently revealing that the hero had been brainwashed all along, or was an evil clone the entire time.
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