Ever wondered what Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy is called in the East? According to the film's writer James Gunn, it's known as Interplanetary Unusual Attacking Team in China.

星際異攻隊 - that is, Interplanetary Unusual Attacking Team -opens Friday in China! pic.twitter.com/9XpSoxqrAU



— James Gunn (@JamesGunn) October 6, 2014

Announced via Gunn's Twitter, the writer notes that Guardians of the Galaxy hits Chinese cinemas this coming Friday.There's been some confusion about the exact translation, with some eagle-eyed Redditors stating that the poster, and the translation, are in fact of Taiwanese origin.According to the Redditors, the poster makes use of traditional Chinese characters as oppose to simplified, which is important as it changes the meaning. '星際異攻隊' loosely translates to 'Interstellar Different Commandos' in Chinese, which, seems oddly fitting for a ragtag group of superheroes thrown together from different sectors to save the world.

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