the guardians see what happened to rocket

No, Rocket doesn't die in the Guardians of the Galaxy comics. At least not in the main storylines that I'm familiar with.

The character of Rocket Raccoon is a complex and interesting one. He is known for his sarcastic humor and his mechanical expertise. While the franchise is inclusive in many ways, there is no story arc that has been presented as a gay story for Rocket. His character development is more about coming to terms with his own identity as a creation and finding his place among his friends, rather than any sexual - orientation - based storyline.

Your OC could be a mechanic from a different planet who idolizes Rocket. They join the Guardians after impressing them with their skills in fixing a crucial piece of the Milano. This could lead to a story about the OC learning the ropes of being a Guardian, getting into arguments with Rocket about the best ways to upgrade their weapons and ships, and also developing relationships with the other members of the team. It could also involve a plot where the OC has to face their own fears when they are in a dangerous situation on a mission.

To create a believable Rocket OC, consider their appearance. It should fit within the Guardians of the Galaxy universe. If they are from a cold planet, they might have some sort of fur or thick skin. Their personality also matters. They could be shy at first but open up as they get to know the Guardians. Their motivation is key. Maybe they want to prove themselves to Rocket because they admire him so much. And don't forget to give them a unique voice, both literally and figuratively. A distinct way of speaking and thinking will make them stand out and seem more real.

The Guardian Sweetheart was a Japanese anime series with three female leads, Yameng Hinesen, Yameng Yueyong, and Yameng Yuemo. These guardian sweethearts all had their own unique characteristics and abilities. Yameng was lively and cheerful, while the Moon Chant was mysterious and gentle. Yameng was kind and cute.

There were many types of patron saints, including the patron saints of the twelve zodiac animals, the patron saints of Greek mythology, and the patron saints of the characters in the Harry Potter series. To be specific, the guardians of the twelve zodiac animals included Thousand-handed Guanyin, Void Bodhisattva, Manjushri, Samantabhadra Bodhisattva, Great Power Bodhisattva, Vairocana Bodhisattva, Acalanatha Bodhisattva, and Amitabha. The patron saints in Greek mythology included Artemis, Aphrodite, Athena, Apollo, Hephaestus, and Dionysus. The patron saint of the characters in the Harry Potter series varied from person to person. For example, Sirius's patron saint was a dog, Ginny's patron saint was a horse, and Cho's patron saint was a swan. In general, there were many types of patron saints, and there were corresponding patron saints in different cultures and beliefs.

There could be various explanations. It might actually be advanced military aircraft from other countries that were misidentified. Another possibility is some natural phenomena that seemed strange to the pilots at that moment. Without more conclusive evidence, it's hard to say for sure what they really saw.

The real story's victims suffered immense emotional and social damage. They had to fight hard to clear their names and get the justice they deserved.

Some fanfictions might take a different turn and introduce new threats to the guardians. Picture a story where a powerful dark force from another dimension comes to their world. The guardians then have to find new powers within themselves and work together in ways they haven't before to defeat this new enemy.

Rocket cartoons often feature exciting space adventures and high-speed action. They might have cool designs and advanced technology.