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Published 15:30 26 Apr 2017 BST

Karen Gillian, the actress who portrays Nebula, told Digital Spy: “I definitely had a feeling that there was room for the character to expand in the future, but she was originally supposed to die in the first movie, I think I remember in the script.
“She obviously did not die, then I found out that she was coming back in the second movie and then I found out we got to explore all these amazing things about her past and her relationship with Gamora, her sister, so I was really happy.”
We'll have to wait and see if Nebula makes it through Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, but with the promise of a Guardians/Avengers crossover in Avengers: Infinity War, who knows where she might end up next.Explore more on these topics:

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