10 Most Powerful Celestials

10 Most Powerful Celestials: The Celestials in Marvel Comics are the subject of a myth. It’s a common misconception that they are the creatures who created the cosmos, but this is untrue. Instead, these creatures took control of various areas of the Marvel universe and acted as judges just because they had the power to. Every Celestial is a humanoid creature with unfathomable powers who plays a certain role and has done so for millions of years. Even more intriguingly, in distinct universes like the MCU, some species with various histories are given the title ‘Celestial’. Even though many Celestials have talents that are comparable to one another, examining their accomplishments can assist determine their relative power.

Zgreb

The Celestial who overcame the Phoenix was Zgreb the Aspirant. Zgreb, a cosmic creature also known as ‘The Fallen’ and ‘The Sorrower’ sought the universe for its lover while giving no thought to the carnage it left behind. He has fought against the Phoenix Force and the Avengers from a million years ago. The Final Host of the Dark Celestials was produced by him. Zgreb was strong enough to stand up to the Ancient Avengers, a group that also included the often misunderstood Odin, and it was only through their united efforts that Zgreb was banished. The new Avengers threw out all the brakes to defeat Zgreb when he came back thousands of years later, even more strong.

Ego

The living planet Ego was first introduced in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. He claimed to be a Celestial despite his unusual design and showed the ability to absorb entire worlds into himself. Ego intended to use Star-Lord to awaken the numerous seeds of consciousness expansion he had sown on worlds around the universe. He also altered human physiology and built a planet with his core at its center. Ego had the power to change the universe any way he pleased, as seen by the way his planet functioned. He appeared to be eternal and had been to the farthest limits of space. Ego might not have been harmed by Thanos’ snap given the scope of his abilities.

Tiamut

The Marvel Universe’s Celestials all have histories, but Tiamut has the most extensive. Widely regarded as “The Communicator,” he rebelled against Arishem the Judge because he thought his fellow Celestial had broken protocol. Tiamut was forced into exile deep under the Earth by the remaining Celestials of the 4th Host who overpowered him. Tiamut made a few more trips back and eventually earned the moniker “the Dreaming Celestial.” He is a creature that Galactus can fear, and he often managed to escape from captivity to show his might and cunning. After some time, Tiamut developed past his celestial roots and turned into an Earth-protector.

Godhead

For twelve billion years, the Celestial known as the Godhead was in charge of the planet Viscardi. He stayed until the people of the planet begged him to let them go outside and explore the universe. Godhead responded by producing the Black Vortex, whose strength sparked a conflict between the Viscardi, leaving only one alive. Godhead silently left the earth when there was nothing left to watch over, giving no explanation for why he had created the Black Vortex. Although it would be difficult to forecast how he would perform against other Celestials, the Vortex’s transforming power is nevertheless a reliable indication of the Godhead’s highest levels of power.

Arishem

The 4 Hosts of Earth Celestials were led by Arishem the Judge, who also unleashed “the Great Cataclysm,” a flood that nearly wiped off the Deviants. He was one of the Celestials who chose which planets to eliminate during a Celestial conflict with the Watcher race. The “Judgement War” battle between Arishem and X-Factor resulted in Arishem losing a hand to Jean Grey and Cyclops. Arishem’s unfortunate demise occurred when the Dark Celestials started their rampage and massacred their fellow Celestials. The Avengers were forewarned of the arrival of the Dark Celestials by Arishem’s body as it fell to Earth.

Exitar

Exitar was given the name “Executioner” for his work in eliminating celestial realms that the other beings thought to be unfit. Exitar wasn’t just one thing; it was a succession of Celestials who took on the role once the previous one passed away. The Celestial Executioner appeared to be functionally invincible despite Sue Storm having killed an Exitar since the other Exitar would appear when its predecessor died. The only weapon that seemed to have the ability to definitely kill an Exitar was Thor’s hammer.

The Fulcrum

The Fulcrum is the supreme deity that is served by cosmic entities such as the Celestials as well as their evil counterparts, the Horde. The Fulcrum is one of the greatest cosmic creatures in Marvel thanks to the Celestial’s creation and annihilation of the planets, which gives him energy. Depending on the proportion of Eternals and Deviants on the burned planet, the Fulcrum distributes the recovered energy to the Celestials or the Horde. Additionally, he supervises the Watchers as they study the known galaxies. The Fulcrum offers the Dreaming Celestial companionship and has served as a bartender in the afterlife to direct the fallen Eternals to their next course of action.

The Progenitor

An Alpha Celestial named the Progenitor visited the ancient Earth millions of years. He passed away upon arriving thereafter becoming infected by the cosmic Horde. The Progenitor, however, proved to be so strong that the world was permanently changed by his blood soaking into it. With the passage of time, it became clear that the Progenitor’s bloodshed was the cause of the birth and survival of mutants, metahumans, and other superhuman beings on Earth. The fallen Celestial was referred to as “The Father of the Avengers” by those who were aware of the Progenitor’s role in Earth’s creation.

Scathan

During their battle against Protégé’s danger, the first Guardians of the Galaxy encountered a Celestial who was very powerful. The childlike celestial being had the ability to imitate whatever power set he came across in his role as head of the global Church of Truth. One of the most potent beings in the universe, Protégé became one when he imitated the might of The Living Tribunal. The only person with sufficient authority to judge Protégé was Scathan the Approver. Until The Living Tribunal was strong enough to take Protégé within himself, Scathan held him captive using a Celestial Muzzle.

The Phoenix Force

The Phoenix Force’s nature is constantly shifting from one story to the next, but it is consistently acknowledged as being connected to cosmic forces, making it a Celestial in many forms. By far, Jean Grey is the Phoenix Force’s most well-known host. Most readers, however, are unaware that the Phoenix initially imitates Jean and acts independently instead of corrupting and possessing her. As the Dark Phoenix, the Phoenix Force could exterminate both mutants and humans, putting an end to billions of lives after consuming and ingesting the energy of a star. Later, the Phoenix would show signs of resurrection, assisting the Scarlet Witch and Hope Summers in reintroducing the mutant DNA to humanity.

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