One last hurrah deserves some extra oomph, and for “Vol. 3,” Sean Gunn got more involved when it came to looking back on Rocket’s young years. Besides voicing the raccoon that would be Rocket in his early years, more motion capture was included when bringing his other furry friends to life that only now we’d come to learn about.”When we shot some of the younger Rocket stuff, I didn’t have to get down on my hands and knees. We actually did more proper motion capture, where I’m standing at my full height and moving as Rocket.”

He wasn’t the only one in on the act, either. The other cast members that were playing the characters caged in with Rocket were also applying their movements to bring their alter-egos to life, including Linda Cardellini, who had already spent some time in the MCU as Laura Barton, the loving mother, and wife of the Barton/Hawkeye household. “Working with Linda is a box check on my career list. She’s absolutely one of the finest actors out there. And she’s been a friend for years, but she’s also just magnificent as a performer,” he said. “And so being able to do those scenes with her was really special.” This was just another perk for Gunn, who, after spending so long walking the walk, could finally talk the talk as everyone’s favorite Guardian (sorry, Drax), and what a great job he did of it as well.

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