Gammadoodler
Hero
Or the other Celestials are kinda lazy, and can't be bothered.Near omniscience.
Unless Ego didn't care and/or Celestials are capable of hiding things from each other. Ego's name isn't ironic.
Or the other Celestials are kinda lazy, and can't be bothered.Near omniscience.
Unless Ego didn't care and/or Celestials are capable of hiding things from each other. Ego's name isn't ironic.
Then again, maybe I'm giving Ego too much credit. Maybe he didn't really know too much about the other Celestials, and actually planets made of blue Ego-goo would be even more nutritious to their embryonic Celestial occupants than planets covered in pesky humanoids.Or the other Celestials are kinda lazy, and can't be bothered.
Also possible. In fact, that's an even better result for them. No more babysitting for those worlds.Then again, maybe I'm giving Ego too much credit. Maybe he didn't really know too much about the other Celestials, and actually planets made of blue Ego-goo would be even more nutritious to their embryonic Celestial occupants than planets covered in pesky humanoids.
It was established in GoG2 that Ego was all alone. He had never met another Celestial.Then again, maybe I'm giving Ego too much credit. Maybe he didn't really know too much about the other Celestials,
I've seen some conjecture that Ego was lying about being a Celestial since he isn't a big armored cyborg thing. I wonder, though, if maybe he was one of the original Celestials like Arishem, only he somehow never progressed beyond developing a brain, and that's why he hasn't got the body armor. His method of planting a seed of himself inother planets is like a twisted version of the normal Celestial birthing method after all.It was established in GoG2 that Ego was all alone. He had never met another Celestial.
IIRC he wasn't a Celestial in the comics, but the MCU is doing some funky stuff with origins. Originally I think he was an alien scientist who evolved (?) somehow. It's been more than a while since I read the original stuff.Assuming Ego is a Celestial in the Eternals sense and him being one isn't just quietly ignored/retconned, he might be the equivalent of a premature birth. Whatever world he was being born from may have been lost/abandoned/destroyed.
But heck, it's possible that he's just something completely unrelated that didn't know what he was, heard tales about Celestials, and went "yeah, that sounds like me!"
My guess would be that Ego is what happens when a Celestial embryo doesn't get properly implanted inside a planet. Maybe he was lost in transit somehow, and the other Celestials assumed he'd died.I've seen some conjecture that Ego was lying about being a Celestial since he isn't a big armored cyborg thing. I wonder, though, if maybe he was one of the original Celestials like Arishem, only he somehow never progressed beyond developing a brain, and that's why he hasn't got the body armor. His method of planting a seed of himself inother planets is like a twisted version of the normal Celestial birthing method after all.
Yep, or maybe he was an early experiment to see if Celestials could be created without needing to be implanted in a planet first.My guess would be that Ego is what happens when a Celestial embryo doesn't get properly implanted inside a planet. Maybe he was lost in transit somehow, and the other Celestials assumed he'd died.
So basically like the creatures rolling marbles at the end of the first Men in Black movie.One other possibility regarding how different Ego is from the other Celestials is that maybe the term "Celestial" is more of a general classification of beings that operate at a certain cosmic scale. There could be as many types of Celestial as there are species of mammal.
I feel like those were maybe an order of magnitude or two larger-scale than the Marvel celestials we've seen so far.So basically like the creatures rolling marbles at the end of the first Men in Black movie.
Fair, though I'd submit that they do operate ar a certain cosmic scale.I feel like those were maybe an order of magnitude or two larger-scale than the Marvel celestials we've seen so far.
So, you are saying Arishem is overcompensating for something?It could also well be that Celestials appear at whatever size they feel the need to.
You only need to be 12 feet tall to intimidate a human. Eternals? Moon-sized.So, you are saying Arishem is overcompensating for something?