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Episode 1: Tangled Up in Blue
- Gamora telling Peter that he is The Heart of their team. In a Tear Jerker fashion, she is right. When Peter is dying, the group almost immediately dissolves into fighting and blaming each other.Gamora: If we're a family, it's only because you've made us one.
- The Guardians celebrating killing Thanos. Drax, especially, is happy for having avenged his dead wife and daughter. When Groot and Rocket point out that Drax wasn't actually the one who killed Thanos though, Peter can optionally assure Drax that he still got his revenge. This pleases Drax, who remains at the party and is present for when the team gives a toast.
- Peter can also ask Drax what his wife and daughter were like. Drax says they were kind, brave, and true; qualities that he aspires to be himself.
- Gamora wonders what the future will hold for the Guardians, and what she should do once her sister Nebula learns that they have killed Thanos. Peter can either encourage Gamora to talk to Nebula since they are still sisters, or avoid her and look to the future. Either way, Gamora thanks Peter for his advice.
- The flashback Peter has of when he was a kid and talked to his mother. It shows how much she loved him and what she meant to him. Even though the circumstances of the flashback are not ideal, with his mother scolding him for punching another boy in retaliation for the other boy breaking the cassette player Meredith gave Peter as a gift, it can turn sweet if Peter agrees that violence is wrong and promise to apologize to the boy he punched. Peter's mother will praise Peter for being a good kid.
- The reveal that, here, it was actually Peter's mother who hired Yondu to take care of him after her death. Consequently, he's a lot nicer than usual.
Episode 2: Under Pressure
- Rocket's gratitude if Peter promises to travel to Halfworld immediately as a favor to him, and honours that promise by waiting to go after Nebula.
- Drax offering comfort to Peter about the visions of his mother. Gamora will also offer support to Peter after his death and resurrection in Episode 1 (if he immediately agreed to go after Nebula.)
Episode 3: More than a Feeling
- Peter can convince Gamora and Nebula to reconcile after their constant tension and allow Nebula to join the Guardians. A thankful Gamora will hug Peter back on the ship. Alternately, if Peter convinced the sisters to part ways, he will attempt to cheer Gamora up back on the ship by making her playing basketball.
- If Peter sides with Rocket throughout Episode 2 and leans towards using the Eternity Forge, Rocket (even in his scripted drunken stupor) will be very commendable to Peter and even thank him for being there for him so much recently.
Episode 4: Who Needs You
- The Guardians holding a eulogy for Nebula after she dies (if she joined the Guardians).
- If Peter allows Drax to sacrifice himself, Rocket defends him against Gamora. The fact that he, of all the companions, understands exactly why Peter did what he did, is both surprising and touching all at once.
- After Groot decides to leave the Guardians to comfort Mantis, Peter can hug him goodbye. Groot's surprise and acceptance of the gesture are heart-melting.
- Should you decide to follow Gamora in the cave, it will lead to a lot of sweet moments between her and Peter. If you choose certain dialogue options, you can even have Peter confess his feelings for Gamora, who while apprehensive, doesn't deny she feels the same way. She can even choose to stay with the Guardians solely because she wants to remain close to Peter, despite wanting to leave them out of fear of getting them hurt.
Episode 5: Don't Stop Believin'
- While everyone else's flashbacks are about personal tragedies or people they've lost, Groot's is about how he joined the team, indicating that he's never lost anyone who mattered to him as much as his friends.
- If Gamora left the Guardians in Episode 4, Peter will find her in her old training room. While it starts off sombrely, it can lead to some more sweet moments. It's clear that regardless of whatever happens, they are very close and have an unbreakable bond.Peter: Gamora, I came here because... because I missed you.Gamora: Oh, Peter... I missed you too.
- Peter giving a Rousing Speech to the team before the final battle against Hala. More so if he is encouraging and trusting of the team, including; calling Gamora his best friend, Groot The Heart of the Guardians, and Mantis the team's new friend.
- If Peter empowered the Eternity Forge, he can now choose one person to resurrect (Kamaria, Lylla, Meredith, or Nebula if she died) before the Forge breaks down for good. This allows one final chance to bring back one of the Guardians' lost loved ones. Alternately, Peter can refuse to choose out of fairness and let the Forge burn out. There's no catch, and no fallout from the rest of the group regardless of Peter's decision.
- The fact that each team member selflessly recommends that Peter resurrect someone else's loved one rather than their own: Groot recommends resurrecting Peter's mother, Drax recommends resurrecting Gamora's sister, Rocket recommends resurrecting Drax's daughter, and Gamora recommends resurrecting Rocket's girlfriend.
- If you choose Lylla, take a close look at her. No bare patches, no metal implants…she’s still intelligent, but now she and Rocket are truly free from their horrible past.
