Captain Marvel (Phyla-Vell)

Phyla-Vell was the Captain Marvel of her reality, Earth-18897, a universe where superheroes thrived as noble and honorable champions always willing to do good unconditionally.

Phyla-Vell was the Captain Marvel of her reality, a universe where superheroes thrived as noble and honorable champions always willing to do good unconditionally. As such, Captain Marvel and her wife Moondragon were honest and pure-hearted champions who battled for the innocent. The world was put in danger when the disturbed Gamora donned the identity of Requiem and set out to collect the Infinity Stones. The quest for the Infinity Stones took place in several realities, with different versions of Captain Marvel being in charge of retrieving the Reality Stone; each version of the artifact had become displaced to an adjacent universe after the restoration of the Multiverse. Phyla-Vell and Moondragon traveled to the neighboring universe 616 to retrieve their universe's Reality Stone, which was in possession of Peter Quill of the Guardians of the Galaxy. He relinquished the item peacefully after being confronted since it was useless in their universe. Moondragon then hid the stone and erased her memories of the event to protect it from Requiem.

A much deadlier threat came in the form of Requiem's enemy, the soul-eater Devondra, who obliterated the superhero community. Requiem captured Phyla-Vell and Moondragon before killing Loki Odinson in Asgard and taking the Infinity Stones in his possession for herself. Moondragon tricked Requiem into reading her mind for the Reality Stone's location, locking her in mental combat. Phyla-Vell hesitated and lost the opportunity to strike. A hopeless Moondragon realized the universe was doomed and used Requiem's Infinity Stones to shoot herself and Phyla-Vell into Earth-616 to escape.

Phyla-Vell and Moondragon arrived at the Quarry of Creation, where Earth-616's Gamora had used the Infinity Stones to fold the universe into the Warp World. They attacked Gamora in retaliation for the actions of her counterpart from their world, just as Loki and his team of heroes confronted Gamora and defeated her. The trickster god pulled Gamora through a portal to Soul World, accidentally taking Phyla-Vell and Moondragon with her, where they joined forces with Adam Warlock and his allies to fight Gamora. Loki's allies returned to Soul World to stop Devondra and change Warp World back into the real world. When they all returned to the real world, Phyla-Vell and Moondragon tried to execute Gamora, but Peter Quill convinced them not to. Phyla-Vell and Moondragon left to explore the new universe they would inhabit from then on. They soon had an adventure when attacked by the Fraternity of Raptors over the whereabouts of the Infinity Stones.

Alongside many other cosmic superhumans, Phyla-Vell and Moondragon attended a gathering held by Eros to show the will of his brother, the Mad Titan Thanos. It was revealed that the villain would resurrect himself by having his consciousness take over the body of another, with the most probable successor being Gamora. As the discussion was carried out, the meeting was interrupted by the Black Order, who trapped all present in a black hole. Phyla-Vell and Moondragon were rescued by Beta Ray Bill. As the few apparent survivors of the incident, they were recruited into the Guardians of the Galaxy by Peter Quill and Groot, becoming part of the crew of the Ryder. With Gamora having become a target in the cosmic scenario, Phyla-Vell and Moondragon chose to stay with the Guardians, whose main objective was to save Gamora despite her past actions.

The Guardians of the Galaxy traveled to Halfworld, where Gamora was found. However, Nova appeared to warn them of Eros' own team of Guardians assembled to kill Gamora. Quill's Guardians were defeated, and the Gamora was taken to Eros. Coming to Gamora's rescue, the Guardians of the Galaxy realized Thanos had been resurrected in Eros' body instead, thanks to the machinations of Hela. The two teams of Guardians joined forces and succeeded in preventing the full revival of Thanos. Although most of the warriors chose to depart, Phyla-Vell remained a Guardian as per Moondragon's recommendation.

Height: 5'9" Weight: 103 lbs Eye Color: Blue Hair Color: White Citizenship: Titan, Kree Place of Birth: Titan, Saturn Marital Status: Married Occupation: Official peacekeeper with the Guardians of the Galaxy; formerly Avatar of Oblivion, Avatar of Death Known Relatives: Moondragon/Heather Douglas (wife), Captain Mar-Vell (father, deceased), Elysius (mother), Genis-Vell (brother), Hulkling/Teddy Altman (paternal half-brother), Wiccan/Billy Kaplan (brother-in-law)

Powers: Super-Humanoid Strength: Phyla seems capable of going toe to toe with Carol Danvers. Super-Humanoid Durability: Phyla has been seen standing blows from Carol[31] and bursting through walls with no injuries whatsoever. Super-Humanoid Speed: Similarly to Genis-Vell, Phyla is able to accelerate beyond light-speed (likely also taking the necessary precautions to avoid time-traveling). Flight Self-Sustenance: Phyla possesses a natural ability to survive in the vacuum of space. Blast Wave Emission: By using her Quantum Sword, Phyla can project powerful energy pulses to disarm her enemies and protect her from their attacks.

The Vox were the next stage of Inhuman evolution called Super-Inhumans and created by the Kree Imperium to serve in their civil war against the Kree Empire. They were designed to have the powers of an Inhuman, but none of the humanity, which the Kree found problematic.