First Appearance: Thor #419Origin Issue: not yet revealed
STELLARIS
First Appearance: Thor #419
Origin Issue: not yet revealed
Real Name: Unrevealed
Aliases: The Celestial Slayer
Height: 5' 6"
Weight: 130 lbs
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Brown
Distinguishing Features: none
Occupation: Seeker of vengeance
Citizenship: Unrevealed
Place of Creation/Birth: An unidentified planet
Known Relatives: None
Known Allies: Nobilus
Known Enemies: Celestials, Thor, Thor 2, Thor 3,
Hercules, Captain America, Quasar, Avengers, High Evolutionary
Intelligence: Normal (4/10)
Strength: Athlete (3/12)
Speed: Athlete (3/10)
Flight Speed: Warp speed (in battlesuit) (12/12)
Stamina: Athlete (3/10)
Durability: Athlete (3/14)
Agility: Athlete (3/7)
Reflexes: Athlete (3/7)
Fighting Skills: Skilled in her native world's equivalent of streetfighting
techniques
Special Skills/Abilities: Unrevealed
Superhuman physical powers: None
Superhuman Mental Powers: none
Special Limitations: None
Source of Superhuman Powers: Inapplicable
Personal Weaponry: A suit of "living armor"
of unknown composition that resembles the armor worn by Celestials. She can mentally
will the armor to reshape itself to her specifications, and even cause it to increase or
decrease in size and mass. Hence, she can cause the armor to become much larger and
more massive than herself, cause it instead to resemble a form-fitting jumpsuit, or even
cause it to take on the appearance of normal terrestrial clothing. Stellaris can
also will the armor to form a vast array of weaponry and vehicles. Examples so far
observed include armament that fires blasts of concussive energy and intense head and a
"sonic shatter-pistol." She can cause part of her battlesuit to become an
advance skycycle or even to become a vehicle resembling a normal Earth motorcycle that can
nevertheless fly through the air. Stellaris's battlesuit is said to contain power on
the level of the Silver Surfer's. The battlesuit contains an array of sensor
devices. It also contains a self-destruct system that will cause the battlesuit to
implode, releasing enough concussive force to destroy a planet.
History: Spacefaring warrior Stellaris first came to prominence while waging an obsessive vendetta against the enigmatic cosmic beings known as the Celestials (she initially claimed they had destroyed her world and slaughtered her people, though she later said she was an amnesiac who remembered little or nothing of her past life). Her anti-Celestial campaign brought her to Earth, where she destroyed the Celestials' agent Replicoid despite the interference of Thor and the Avengers. She also attacked Hercules, having sensed his recent contact with the Celestials as well. Later, while raiding the High Evolutionary's New Wundagore starship in search of weapons or information that could aid her quest, Stellaris freed the Evolutionary's captive creation Nobilus, who served briefly has her accomplice. Shortly thereafter, Stellaris attacked a gathering of Celestials who were apparently in the midst of creating a new Celestial, but the huge explosion caused by her attack actually seemed to aid in the new Celestial's birth; the Celestials departed unharmed, though Stellaris and the surrounding Bio-verse were seemingly destroyed. Surviving and regenerating, she followed Thor back to Earth and became a close friend and ally to his associate Thunderstrike before returning to space. Most recently, she was among the cosmic warrior women who conquered Godthab Omega under Gamora's leadership as Gamora's Graces, but was defeated by Ronan the Accuser.
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