History
Overview
Exitar appears to be kind of a title, a function or a "model" among Celestials, as Uatu stated that if a Exitar died, another one would eventually take his place.[3]
Exitar destroyed the life on worlds which failed the Celestials' tests.[1]
Conflict with the Watchers
During a conflict with The Watchers, Exitar killed The One, the Watcher who collected all the information from his fellow, and was accused to precipitate the end of the universe. In retaliation, Exitar was "murdered" by Sue Storm after she destroyed his brain. Uatu stated that a new Exitar would take his place eventually.[3]
Celestial Gardener
After the death of the Celestial Gardener at the hands of the Apocalypse Twins Exitar arrived on the Earth to destroy it, but before he can do it he is held back by Sentry and Rogue- Rogue having absorbed the powers of virtually every hero in the Avengers and X-Men- long enough for Thor to kill him with Jarnbjorn after noting that Exitar wouldn't even listen to him.[4] After its death Exitar's cosmic energy is absorbed first by Kang, as a means to conquer the Earth, and then by Sunfire and Havok to stop Kang.[5]Attributes
Powers
Exitar controls cosmic energy with an unknown upper limit and is nearly invulnerable. It is an extremely powerful Celestial able to destroy planets fast and with ease. Exitar is able to effortlessly overpower the majority of Earth's superhumans as if they were insects (showed by his counterpart from a close time-line).[6]
A full-strength hammer blow from Thor only managed to punch a small hole in his armor.[2] Exitar's power is superior to Galactus, In-Betweener and Odin/Zeus and can affect reality on a universal scale.Weaknesses
See Also
- 12 appearance(s) of Exitar (Multiverse)
- 1 appearance(s) in handbook(s) of Exitar (Multiverse)
- 2 minor appearance(s) of Exitar (Multiverse)
- 1 mention(s) of Exitar (Multiverse)
- 1 mention(s) in handbook(s) of Exitar (Multiverse)
- 15 image(s) of Exitar (Multiverse)
- 16 victim(s) killed by Exitar (Multiverse)