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Celestial Avatar

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Celestial Avatars are the constructs created by stellar bodies in order to travel, communicate, change and manipulate important events in history. An Avatar's appearance usually reflects what its respective celestial body looks like, in either a superficial way or by how the Avatar acts. They are extremely powerful creatures, and often change events on a universal scale. While they are immortal and can recover from most injuries, even fatal ones, Avatars can be killed once their Celestial Bodies are destroyed as shown when Dylan Hunt killed Virgil Vox with his force lance. The fact that they cannot truly be killed symbolizes the fact that they are neither alive nor dead. They merely exist as housing for the life force of the celestial body they represent. The power and strength of the cele

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Celestial Avatars are the constructs created by stellar bodies in order to travel, communicate, change and manipulate important events in history. An Avatar's appearance usually reflects what its respective celestial body looks like, in either a superficial way or by how the Avatar acts. They are extremely powerful creatures, and often change events on a universal scale. While they are immortal and can recover from most injuries, even fatal ones, Avatars can be killed once their Celestial Bodies are destroyed as shown when Dylan Hunt killed Virgil Vox with his force lance. The fact that they cannot truly be killed symbolizes the fact that they are neither alive nor dead. They merely exist as housing for the life force of the celestial body they represent. The power and strength of the celestial body may determine what they can and how long an avatar takes to recover from something. They are ruled by the Lambent Kith Nebula.

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