The Worldmind is a supporting character in Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy. A collective consciousness[1] formed from the minds of all deceased Xandarian citizens, they are the leader of New Xandar and commander of the Nova Corps peacekeeping force.
Background[]
Since the establishment of the Nova Corps, the Worldmind has remained its leadership, overseeing internal and day-to-day operations of the Corps. It has been involved in important events throughout history, including the Galactic War as well as Nova's and Rhomann Dey's recruitment.
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Gameplay[]
If Peter Quill manages to persuade the Worldmind in Chapter 9: Desperate Times, it will lead the remaining Nova Corps forces in the final battle with the Universal Church of Truth as well as deal a huge blow to the last waves of the Church's robots on the second visit to Sacrosanct.
Regarding items, the archive entry Urgent Quarantine Warning comes from the Worldmind. It is found on the Hala's Hope in Chapter 7: Canine Confusion.
Records[]
The Worldmind is a fully sentient supercomputer who serves as the central repository for all Xandarian culture and information. They are comprised of the actual experiences and personalities uploaded directly from the brains of dead Xandarians. Since nearly every citizen becomes a part of their collective wisdom, the Worldmind is Xandar's undisputed head of state. They also command the Nova Corps, an intergalactic peacekeeping militia.
Xandar was destroyed in an unprovoked, surprise attack that triggered the Galactic War. Only the Worldmind and a single Nova Corps squadron survived. After the war, what remained of the Nova Corps and their allies rebuilt Xandar to meet the Worldmind's new design. Projecting galactic strength, the Worldmind also spread reassemble Nova Corps forces across the stars.
However, despite the new momentum, some fear that, under the guise of forever preserving Xandarian culture, the Worldmind's prime directive now is to protect only themself.
First appeared in Nova #8 (1977)
Writer: Marv Wolfman
Artists: Sal Buscema, Frank Giacoia, Marv Wolfman
Cover Artist: John Buscema, Joe Sinnott, Danny Crespi
Editor: Marv Wolfman
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