Stellification

Stellification
Inanna (The Wicked and the Divine); Goddess of love, beauty, sex, desire, war, and Queen of the Heavens
Power/Ability to:	Transform others and oneself into stars, stellar energies and constellations.

The power to transform others and oneself into stars, stellar energies and even constellations. Variation of Conversion and Energy Transmogrification. Sub-power of Stellar Manipulation and Transmutation. Not to be confused with just Stellar Physiology.

Also Called

• Constellation Transmogrification
• Constellation/Star/Stellar/Polymorphing/Transmutagene/Transubstantiation
• Constellization/Stellization
• Constellification/Stellification
• Star/Stellar Conversion/Inducement
• Star/Stellar Transformation/Transmutation

Capabilities

The user is able to transform other living entities made of flesh and blood into stars, stellar-based energies and even constellations in the skies above, and much stronger users of this power would possess the ability to turn themselfs into stars as well. Those transformed into stars and constellations may possess various powers over their own stars they were turned into newly celestial beings, or those being transformed into stars could also be a form of death and rebirth, physically becoming no more, making it a form of eternal remembrance in the stars, which will vary depending on universes.

Applications

• Constellation Creation
• Conversion/Energy Transmutation
  • Stellar Physiology
    • Constellation Manipulation
    • Constellation Mimicry
    • Stellar Manipulation
  • Transcendence Inducement

Associations

• Astronomy Embodiment
• Astrological Physiology
• Constellation Creation
• Conversion
• Energy Transmutation
• Stellar Deities
• Stellar Manipulation
• Stellar Physiology
• Transformation
• Transmutation
• Zodiac Physiology
  • Zodiac Empowerment

Limitations

• Humanity Rejection
• Absolute Restoration, Restoration, Flawless Restoration and Transmutation Reversal can the transmutation.
• Immutability/Transmutation Immunity prevents transformation.
• Those transformed into stars may die during the transformation process.
• Star Destruction
  • Those turned into stars are vulnerable to this and can be destroyed, permanently.
• May be able to change only certain target types of stellar beings.
• May be limited on how much matter can be changed at once.
• Could have unwanted results if misused.
• May not be able to turn the victim back to normal.

Known Users

Also See: Stellification

Animation/Cartoons

• Artemis (Class of the Titans)
• Eclipse Celestial Spirit King (Fairy Tail)

Comics

• Joker (Emperor Joker)
• Thor (Marvel Comics 2: Last Hero Standing)
• Inanna (The Wicked and the Divine)
• The Gods (Wonder Woman: Warbringer)

Folklore/Mythology

• Istahar (Abrahamic Faiths): Self-transformation from mortal flesh to stars by saying the true name of God.
• The Olympians (Greco-Roman Mythology)
  • Apollo
  • Dionysus/Bacchus
  • Zeus/Jupiter
• The Great Spirit (Native American Mythology)
• Odin (Norse Mythology)
• Stellar Deities (Various mythologies); possibility.

Live Television/Movies

• Sorceress (Beastmaster)
• Draco (Dragonheart); automatically after death.
• Hercules (Hercules, 1983)
• Egyptian Prince Sahu and Cat (Sesame Street: Dont Eat The Pictures)
• Yvaine (Stardust); turns herself and her husband Tristan into stars.
• Odin (Thor: Dark World); turns his deceased wife Frigga into stars.
• Ultraman (Ultraman Series)

Gallery

Animation/Cartoons

Artemis (Class of the Titans)

Eclipse Spirit King (Fairy Tail)

Comics

Joker (Emperor Joker); After the Joker gains Reality Warper powers, he turns Harley Quinn into a constellation to safely watch as he destroys the universe as a reward for her years of service.

Thor (Marvel Comics 2: Last Hero Standing)

Inanna (The Wicked and the Divine)

The Gods (Wonder Woman: Warbringer)

Folklore/Mythology

Apollo (Greco-Roman Mythology); Corvus, a lover of Apollo's. When she was unfaithful to him, his twin sister Artemis killed her and Apollo placed her among the stars.

Dionysus/Bacchus (Greco-Roman Mythology); Icarus who was murdered when his wine was mistaken for poison and placed there by Dionysus.

Zeus/Jupiter (Greco-Roman Mythology)

The Great Spirit (Native American Mythology)

Odin (Norse Mythology); As part of the Aesir's compensation to Skadi for their slaying of her father Thjazi, Odin throws Thjazi's eyes into the sky and thus makes them into two stars (Prose Edda).

Live Television/Movies

The Sorceress (Beastmaster)

Draco (Dragonheart); automatically becomes stars after death and joins the other fallen dragons..

Odin (Thor: Dark World); turns his deceased wife Frigga into stars at her funeral.

Yvaine (Stardust); turns herself and her husband Tristan into stars.