Celestials Explained | MCU Eternals Lore

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The scene with Arishem at the end of Eternals gave me chills... what an introduction to humanity

If Galactus looks as good as Arishem and the other celestials in Eternals, it’s gunna be a hype af phase 4 and 5.

The only reason sersi could kill a celestial was because they were connected to the celestial itself, not just the other eternals

Imagine seeing a celestial in real life looking over the earth. Absolutely terrifying

I love that they introduced The Celestials, it only opens up the future of the MCU to other cosmic entities like Galactus

I think Thanos’ origin just got deeper too. So him reducing life meant that the cycle of destruction and creation would slow thus acting to counter the Celestials directives. This also begs the question who the next big bad will be, and I’m thinking it will be Galactus. Because Galactus could be on his own mission to keep the Celestials numbers low as a mean to maintain balance in the cosmos. Eternity is also out there somewhere so I wonder if we’ll see the Living Tribunal.

The story behind Tiamut and the way they portray it in the movie is very interesting by saying that Tiamut him self agreed to him being sacrificed and helped them in favor of earth.

I like the idea that Knull killed the celetial who's head is Knowwhere before Ego could be seeded. Thinking that a celestial seed could not survive without a host planet, Knull left Ego in the darkness to die. But, Ego survived and grew through gathering energy from the cosmic background radiation and eventually became what he thought he should.

The skull of 'no-where' I believe was the result of a battle between the celestials and Knull using the necro-sword. I think.

Incredibly Thanos wasn't just right, he was also saving earth. Rip you gentle purple legend.

I personally think that Ego was a seed that never got a planet to emerge from. But somehow still came to be on it’s own. He mentions that he was completely alone, i feel it’s impossible he doesn’t know about the other celestials. So maybe he lied. Or maybe he had a planet and just before he emerged, Galactus showed up and ate his birth planet and pooped him out as just a seed. Ate his body in the process.

yo, before I even watch. The Celestial's designs were BEAUTIFUL! I will forever love the art team or person for making them look that way. stunning.

They strong and don’t care about any life they create. They also are big, HUGE even.

Decimation means the destruction of 10%. It originated as a punishment for incompetent or disloyal Roman legions where one in ten were put to death.

I just watched this movie for the first time last night and I genuinely don't understand why people hate it so much. I was thoroughly enjoying myself from start to finish. Characters were well done and casted well. Especially Drueg. The only gripe I have is that Harry Styles is now in the MCU apparently but until I see him n a full-length film I can't really say how bad he is just yet. I love how they set up blade in the scene with the Jon Snow even if they didn't show his face that was definitely his voice. The scale of this film was almost an Avengers 1 level. And everything they set up I look forward to seeing how it plays out. So can someone please tell me what all the hate was about?

Arishem was great. I hope that he has multiple appearances in the movies moving forward.

Jemiah was most likely killed by Knull when he killed a celestial with All Black the Necro-Sword

The celestials are basically these huge robots who killed their creator(s) and now travel the cosmos to judge random civilizations.

3:37 I believe that Ego is actually younger than Arishem and most of the other Celestials 6:13 Knowhere and Jemiah the Analyzer are separate Celestials. The Boot of Jemiah is simply named after him.