History
The Carmondians are the people of Carmondy IV, and strict religious worshippers of Veeda Leebre.
For decades, they lived with the belief in Veeda with their bible stating that without him their lives weren't worth living, even though their god did not believe it, he wished to ensure their worship.
Veeda Leebre was eventually judged by the Celestials to have usurped his status of divinity, and so was the Godstalker was sent to imprison him within the Desecration Annex.[1]
Nearly all his followers commited suicide, except for the young Jara, who came to Calculex seeking help from Captain Marvel, the "Godslayer".[2]
Witnessing the hecatomb, Genis-Vell travelled to the Desecration Annex, battled the Godstalker, and freed the god. Once back, Veeda worked to reverse the decimation of his people, and despite by Genis' accusations, gave back life to the Carmondians, with Jara's vision.[3]
Outraged, Genis tried to make people realize that they weren't truly alive, and eventually succeed in disabusing the last Veeda Leebre worshipper, Jara. She lost faith in her god, and as she was the model to recreate her world, the only living believer, Veeda's powers and restoration faded.
Jara's suicide and Genis-Vell left Veeda Leebre devastated, without having himself solved his religious dilemma.
Description[]
The Carmondians are a humanoid species who have been seen in various shapes:
As they were looking the same before the Godstalker coming, and after the restoration, we can assume that their form was altered during their whole history by Veeda Leebre. Another proof of that manipulation was the statue of Veeda, human-shaped on two occasions, and mushroom-shaped during his absence.
In presence of God[]
The Carmondians are humanoids with grey, pink or orange skin. They possess pointed ears and full-iris eyes, red at first, blue after restoration. Their possess on each hand five finger, including one opposable thumb.
The males are bald, and only the females possess hair, with different colours (red, blond, brown, and black). It is possible that the male baldness is a cultural feature as they possess facial hairiness (see below).
Secondary sexual characteristics are present: The males possess facial hairiness, and the females mammary glands.
Without God[]
Genis-Vell described the precedent form as "less lumpy" than this one.
Still humanoids, they have an ovoid head, bulging and massive eyes with a little iris and pupil, and only three fingers plus an opposable thumb.
Globally, they are far less well-shaped that their other form.Powers and Abilities
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- 4 appearance(s) of Carmondians
- 1 minor appearance(s) of Carmondians
- 9 image(s) of Carmondians
- 1 representative(s) of Carmondians