I’m Luffy! Guardian of the Galaxy! (A GOTG X OP Crossover)
💫Yondu slapped a hand to his forehead in disbelief, “Not only did that moron grab the wrong kid, he grabbed THREE of the wrong kids!”
Or… What if Terra formed completely different, What if Yondu never took the job from Ego to find Peter, what if Taserface took the job instead, and what if instead of one scared little boy; Yondu instead ends up three rowdy little brats — and one of them is rubber.
~🚀🏴☠️~ Chapter One: A Twist in Fate! Three Brothers Journey to the Stars! (Part 1) ~🚀🏴☠️~
I do NOT own One Piece or Guardians of the Galaxy
Synopsis: Yondu turns down a job offer from the celestial being known as Ego, but a traitorous crew member has ulterior motives. Meanwhile, Ace, Sabo, and Luffy have an otherworldly encounter.
Warnings: Child endangerment, Kidnapping / abduction of minors, Sudden peril / distressing situations involving children, Canon-typical violence (non-graphic)
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For as long as Captain Yondu Udonta had been a Ravager, he’d learned that if a deal sounded too good to be true, it probably was.
Admittedly, he really did consider taking this job at first. A father willing to pay a very generous amount of units just to pick up his son from a backwater planet and escort the child safely to him. Sounded like a noble cause that could be an exception to the ravager code, right?
But there was something off about this Ego guy — something that rubbed Yondu the wrong way.
Something about that glint in his eyes, the laidback attitude, and that smarmy grin; even through a hologram, the ravager captain didn’t trust the look of this guy.
“Sorry, ‘fraid I’m gonna have to decline your offer.” Yondu said flatly.
Ego’s smile didn’t fade. “I assure you—“
“No,” Yondu said, now more firmly. “Doesn’t matter how many units you offer me, what you’re askin’ me to do goes against ravager code. You best find someone else.”
The smile finally fell into a thin line. Ego stayed on, studying the ravager captain for a moment.
Finally, the Celestial being gave a nonchalant shrug, “Alright. Have it your way then.” Before closing his end of the holo-comm.
Yondu exhaled slowly and left the bridge, Kraglin following close behind.
However he couldn’t shake the feeling that something would come from this interaction.
As the captain and first-mate left, Taserface waited until the door to the bridge closed behind them. Once alone, he activated the holo-comm again.
“Changed your mi— Oh!” Ego said, somewhat surprised, “You’re not Yondu.”
“No, I’m not.” the ravager lieutenant replied, “Unlike Yondu, I’m not a fool who would pass up an opportunity this good.”
In the forest of Mt. Colubo
After a long day of defeating the giant tiger that had roamed Mt. Colubo, seeing off their mentor Naguri, and hauling their prize back to the Dadan family, Ace, Sabo, and Luffy finally returned to their hideout to call it a night.
The hideout was quiet except for the crackle of the small fire Sabo had managed to coax to life.
Ace sat with his back against the wall, arms folded, eyes half-lidded but alert as always.
Sabo was seated by the fire, writing the day’s events down in his journal.
Luffy lay flat on his back, staring through a hole in the ceiling that they were going to have to fix tomorrow, but for now, he took the time to enjoy the stars.
“Whatcha doin’?” Luffy asked.
“Recording today,” Sabo replied without looking up. “If we don’t write it down, it’s like it never happened.”
Ace snorted. “We hauled that tiger down the mountain. Pretty sure I’ll remember that.”
Sabo smiled faintly. “Still.”
Luffy rolled on his side. “Hey what do you guys think is past the edge of the world?”
“There is no edge.” Sabo said without looking up.
Ace added in, “The Earth’s not flat, stupid. It’s round like a ball!”
Luffy sat up straight, “Okay, then what’s past the sea?”
“No,” Luffy said, frowning. “Like… past all of it.”
“Maybe more islands,” he said slowly. “Places nobody’s ever been.”
Luffy’s eyes lit up. “With different skies?”
Sabo scooted over to Luffy, deciding to join him in stargazing. “Maybe.”
Luffy grinned. “Then maybe there’s a sea above the sea.”
Ace blinked. “What are you even talking about?”
“Like—” Luffy waved his hands wildly, “boats that sail up instead of side-to-side!”
Sabo stared at him for a long moment, then smiled. “…You might be the dumbest genius I know.”
Ace snorted. “Definitely dumb.”
But he also joined his brothers on the floor, looking up at the stars. Enjoying this rare moment of peace.
Not the roar of an animal in the forest, nor the distant horn of a Marine ship docking or leaving port. This was different.
This was a sound that tore through the sky and shook the three boys to their cores.
“What was that?!” Luffy exclaimed, as the brothers leapt up to look out over the forest.
Something large and metal with flashing lights flying in the sky. The brothers each held their breath, try to process what they were seeing.
The strange machine hovered in the air for what felt like a minute or two, before it shimmered oddly and then disappeared as quickly as it had arrived.
The mountain was shocked into such a heavy silence, that Ace and Sabo could have sworn they heard the collective snoring of all the nobles of Goa Kingdom from their hideout.
Luffy was the first to break the silence, “Woooow” he said in amazement, and then broke out in a look of star-struck wonder, “We gotta go check that out!”
The youngest brother laughed wildly as he leapt from their hideout.
“Hey! Wait!” Sabo tried to stop him.
“Luffy get back here!” Ace called out.
As their little brother ran headfirst into the forest, and into trouble no doubt, the older boys quickly grabbed their weapons, two metal pipes that they wielded like staffs, before also leaping from their hideout to chase after Luffy.
The brothers didn’t know it yet, but their lives were about to change in a way that none of them would have ever imagined.
Branches whipped past his face as he tore through the forest, running so fast that it felt like his feet barely touched the ground. His heart was pounding — not with fear, but excitement.
“Luffy, stop!” Sabo shouted from behind him.
“We don’t know what that thing was!” Ace added, breathless but gaining ground.
“I just wanna see it!” Luffy called back, laughing.
As Luffy reached a small clearing in the forest, the sky above of him suddenly lit up.
Luffy skidded to a stop so fast his heels dug into the dirt.
Hovering just above the treetops was the strange flying machine — as big as Dadan’s house, angular, its surface alive with glowing lights. It hummed softly now, no longer distant, no longer hiding.
As Luffy stared up at it, he noticed at the front of it was a window, and even though the light made it hard to see clearly, he could make out the shape of a person behind the glass.
The 7-year-old boy tilted his head curiously.
Was this… some kind of ship.
Ace and Sabo reached him seconds later.
“…What even is that thing,” Ace muttered.
Sabo swallowed. “I don’t know, but I doubt it’s friendly.”
The ship tilted towards them.
A deep mechanical whine echoed from it, vibrating through the boys’ bones. Light spilled downward in a wide beam, illuminating the ground beneath them.
The beam caught them mid-step.
The air around them seemed to grab hold — lifting, pulling, refusing to let go. Dirt and leaves tore free from the forest floor, spiraling upward.
“Hey—!” Luffy yelped as his feet left the ground.
Ace reached for him, fingers brushing his shirt. “Luffy!”
Instinctively, Luffy stretched his arms out, wrapping them around a nearby rock with all his strength. The stone cracked under the pressure.
The force was too strong.
All three brothers were yanked upward, spinning helplessly as the forest shrank beneath them. Sabo’s journal slipped from his pocket, pages fluttering wildly before vanishing into the trees below.
The ship swallowed them whole.
Darkness slammed into them like a wave.
(A/N: Thank you for reading! This is the first time I’ve ever really posted a story I came up with, and I’m so excited. I really hope you enjoyed it!
*If you’re wondering where I came up with the year on earth being 1987, I’ll tell you. The One Piece manga was first published in 1997, and the story starts in the East Blue saga, with Luffy being 17. So I like to imagine the year in One Piece (Pre-Time Skip) is 1997; take away 10 years, when Luffy and his brothers were kids, that would make the year 1987. I just thought it was a nice touch.
Sorry for the rambling. Thank you again!)
