The severed head of one is large enough to house a mining colony, and has enough extractable resources to keep them operating for centuries. Human-sized Eternals barely register as flecks of dust when next to a full-grown Celestial. Their bodies appear to have had similar skeletal and neurological elements to humans, but on a planetary scale, or even greater. The Celestials seem to be humanoid in nature. Without us, our universe will fall into darkness." ― Arishem the Judge
Celestials use energy gathered from host planets to create suns, generating gravity, heat and light, for new galaxies to form. An infinite cycle of creation and destruction. "Our universe is a constant exchange of energy. They witnessed when Thor, Valkyrie, and Jane Foster escaped with two Indigarrian Goats. In 2024, two Celestials were present in Omnipotence City for the Council of Godheads meeting. This alerted Arishem, who abducted the Eternals responsible from Earth. When the Emergence began however, the Eternals, who the Celestials had created to ensure the birth of Tiamut fought to prevent his rise, and formed a Uni-Mind, allowing the Eternal Sersi to use her powers to turn Tiamut to marble, sacrificing him to save Earth. In 2023, the Celestial Tiamut the Communicator, seeded within Earth, began to awaken after the Blip, which brought the world population to a level where Tiamut could awaken. Sersi attempting to stop Tiamut from emerging Ego had been searching for his son ever since to see if he had inherited the Celestial gene. After Ego had killed Meredith, he paid Yondu Udonta to collect Peter, but Udonta never delivered the boy, after discovering what Ego had done to the other children he had delivered. Not being of any use to Ego, he killed and disposed of them.Įgo eventually met and seduced Meredith Quill, who then gave birth to a son named Peter. However, none of the children could access the Celestial power. Ego hired the Ravager Yondu Udonta to collect the children. He interacted with other species, impregnating many women in an attempt to create a new Celestial. In his travels throughout the galaxy, he planted seedlings upon thousands of planets, capable of terraforming them into new extensions of himself, but they could only be activated by the power of a second Celestial. He created a host body for himself and began searching the galaxy before finally finding life. After a few millennia, Ego began wondering if there was other life around him. Ego realized that he could manipulate molecules and began creating a planet around himself. The Celestial known as Ego became aware of his own existence soon after his birth millions of years ago. Well, now, that just might do." ― Ego to Star-Lord A single Celestial doesn't have enough power for such an enterprise. "I need to fulfill life's one true purpose – to grow and spread, covering all that exists, until everything is. To stop their rogue creations, the Celestials then created new synthetic beings, the Eternals, sending them across the cosmos to eradicate the Deviants and protect sapient life on the planets seeded with Celestials. However, due to their biological nature, the Deviants evolved and betrayed their original purpose by hunting down and wiping out all life. As the Emergence of a new Celestial required the presence of a large population of sapient beings on the world they were seeded into, the Celestials genetically engineered the Deviants to wipe out the planet's apex predators so that intelligent life could thrive. In order to create more Celestials and push the boundaries of life in the Universe, they seeded planets with nascent Celestials. Possessing infinite cosmic power, the Celestials, led by Arishem the Judge, created planets, stars, and lifeforms and brought light into the universe. They predate the Big Bang and even the six Singularities. The Celestials were the first form of existence to ever live in the universe. Arishem, the Prime Celestial, created the first sun and brought light into the universe. before the six Singularities and the dawn of creation, came the CELESTIALS.
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