Anyone else found Gamora annoying?

Throughout every GotG 1-3 she was just constantly unhappy and annoying. People say that Nebula is the same but idk for me Nebula wasn’t as annoying. Maybe cause imo Nebula actually had things to be unhappy about whereas Gamora had less to be unhappy about but was still unhappy.

Also the relationship between Thanos and Gamora is so dumb. Thanos loves her deeply and Gamora wants the first chance to kill him. Like what kind of dumb coerced relationship is this? Just hard to take seriously when I was watching.

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urgasmic2025-12-25 00:19

truly feels like we watched completely different movies.

rubyschnees2025-12-25 00:19

> Thanos loves her deeply

he destroyed her home world, killed her family and then threw her off a fucking mountain

RocketTasker2025-12-25 00:21

Don’t forget the part where he abused her and Nebula into becoming cyborg assassins.

Imsmart-98192025-12-25 01:05

Yeah, I'm commenting on how stupid it is. Why would Thanos think Gamora want anything other than to kill him? Why is he still buying the delusion that Gamora loves him back? SMH it's so dumb.

spidervenom6192025-12-25 01:11

...Because he's a psychopath who we shouldn't taken as face value?

mrbaryonyx2025-12-25 01:30

"have care how you speak. Thanos is not of his mind, but he is Gamora's father."

>he destroyed her home world, killed her family and then threw her off a fucking mountain

"she was adopted"

XComThrowawayAcct2025-12-25 00:20

My only regret is that I have but one downvote to give this terrible take.

Imsmart-98192025-12-25 01:04

It's because you don't know how to respond to good points.

Jaden_Pollen342025-12-25 00:23

Thanos loves her deeply…..Ah yes the man who slaughtered her homeland , killed her people then betrayed her by throwing her off a cliff “loves her very deeply”

slavelabor522025-12-25 00:26

I mean clearly he must have or else he would not have gotten the soul stone for sacrificing her

Imsmart-98192025-12-25 01:06

Hey I'm just going by what the movie showed. If you think it's stupid, blame the movies not my take.

HowardBunnyColvin2025-12-25 00:28

juances192025-12-25 00:28

Gamora is the only sane person of the team (or tied with Groot but he can't talk porperly). She has to reel in 3 crazy guys that would declare war to half of the universe if left unsupervised for more than 5 minutes. No wonder she's angry and unhappy most of the time lmao.

And while yes, Thanos loves her for some twisted reason.... he wiped half of her planet. No amount of love can erase that.

Imsmart-98192025-12-25 01:08

Eh I don't know if Gamora is significantly more sane than the others on the team. She just likes to pretend that she is. Even with Mantis, she was rough, and in the third movie she was willing to kill completely innocent people to break out of a situation.

CommunityDragon1842025-12-25 00:33

Idk bout annoying but I hold like no positive emotion towards her character

PotentialAnt96702025-12-25 00:36

I mean if Thanos was my adoptive dad, I'd also try to kill him the first and any subsequent chances I get.

Imsmart-98192025-12-25 01:08

Right, which is why I think their relationship is stupid. The one-sided love has no basis in rationality.

BZenMojo2025-12-25 02:43

The unhinged abusive relationship isn't rational? Do tell.

Fragzilla3602025-12-25 03:08

You tell

RocketTasker2025-12-25 05:40

They don’t call him “The Rational Titan” for many reasons.

mrbaryonyx2025-12-25 01:34

I thought she was perfect up until Guardians 3

there's a popular theory that James Gunn's idea for a Guardians trilogy was upended by Gamora's death in IW, but I don't really believe that, since he helped write that movie (and it made sense).

However, he did not have a hand in Endgame as he was cancelled at the time, so my opinion was always while he intended for her to die, he did *not* intend for her to come back to life and didn't know how really deal with her and Peter Quill's deal afterward.

BZenMojo2025-12-25 02:48

I get it. Gamora is the main hero of Guardians 1, she tuns on her kidnapper and lifelong abuser to save a galaxy that hates and fears her, and no one else is taking anything she's doing seriously. That can be a real bummer, but it's not her fault that everyone else is a dumbass.

If Star-Lord is the complicated rogue with parent issues who tries to teach a team of miscreants to do the right thing, well, Gamora is basically Star-Lord's Star-Lord. She's the smarter, tougher, more heroic, more traumatized, more selfless version of our POV character.

SERGIONOLAN2025-12-25 03:34

She wasn't annoying in 1 or 2.

Her alternate self in Vol 3 was annoying and awful, Gunn should have just had the original Gamora resurrected, giving fans what they wanted to see.

Imsmart-98192025-12-25 04:38

I found her annoying in 2 cause she was always nagging on everyone but I understand it wasn’t as extreme as in 3.

SERGIONOLAN2025-12-25 07:16

She wasn't nagging anyone in Vol 2, what film were you watching?

Imsmart-98192025-12-25 07:55

It’s been a while since I watched the movie but she was definitely nagging at parts. She was just constantly unhappy and aggressive, even when everything was seemingly well.

SERGIONOLAN2025-12-26 21:16

She wasn't nagging at all.

The-ghost-of-life2025-12-25 07:41

Dude she was talling them to stop their dick measuring content in the middle of a freaking a desperate flight to save their lives, they nearly almost died there. I wouldn't call it "nagging".

Imsmart-98192025-12-25 07:58

Well I would. At least they landed the ship. Is she gonna complain that they saved all their lives? No good deed sort of thing?🙄granted it’s been a while since I saw the movie but I remember feeling annoyed at her character throughout it.

The-ghost-of-life2025-12-26 11:02

They made an emergency landing that wrecked half the ship, and the only reason they came out alive is that Ego destroyed the Sovereign's ships. If Quill and Rocket hadn't been massing around, perhaps they would have managed to run from the Sovereign's ships in time and get out of it intact all by themselves. I think she had the right to complain. Imagine you are at the backseat of a car that starts to malfunction badly, and in the front two people are fighting on the steering wheel trying to outdone each other to show they are the best driver... I'd be pissed and complain too. Besides, it's the last time in this movie she complained or was annoyed, unless you count her "something is wrong with this place" she told to Peter, which, I mean, she was 100% right about and Quill just didn't want to see.

The-ghost-of-life2025-12-26 11:40

Not really. In the first one she was acted somewhat haughty acting like they are all beneath her, especially Quill whom she viewed as an honourless thief, which Rocket called her on ("Pretty high and mighty coming from the lackey of a genocidal maniac"). She comes around later and is the first to stand by Quill when he attempt to convince them to try to save the universe by committing something they all viewed as suicidal. In the second movie, she is at times the only serious person in the group so she is a bit miffed, but it doesn't happened all that much imo. In the third movie she is a different person altogether, she is deliberately aggressive and tried to show she is the boss and in control, which is what you would expect from a Ravager. Plus, she is mad things didn't go her way at all, and even more mad that this Quill person she doesn't even know seems to think he knows her more than she knows herself and wants her to be something she is not, which is highly uncomfortable and maddening, so I get why she is so pissed.

As for the relationship between Thanos and Gamora... dude, that's an abusive relationship. Thanos is a genocidal maniac who thinks murdering half the universe is a good idea, he took her in after he practically murdered he parents, genetically modified her, pitted her against her (adopted) sister constantly, and he thinks that's love because he made her "the fiercest woman in the galaxy" and didn't treated her as abusively as he treated Nebula. To him, that's love. From his perspective, he loves her. To her, that's abuse. From her perspective, he murdered her true parents, took her from her home, tortured her basically, pitted her against her sister and by that made her being cruel to her and she didn't even realized that at that time, and made that sister resent her to the point of trying to murder her more than once, he treated her like a tool instead of an actual daughter. And he wants to do the same things he had done to her - murder half the planet and made so many kids orphans - to other planets as well. Of course she hates him and wants to kill him for what he did to her, her sister and for what he is about to do to other people as well. Is this the first time you encounter a character who loves someone in their own twisted way and that someone hates their guts and want to kill them?