My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire had a large update to Starhenge that involved Celestials for natural Double Element monsters and Magical monsters. But, the only way you could unlock the Magical Celestials was by eating specific types of ice cream in real life.
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i uh made the server
i hope it doesn't become immediately dead like the last one i made
anyone is welcome
i don't expect a shit ton of people since im not a. Popular Artist. but the other celestial themed server i made had 100 people at once point so. itd be nice to have people here and talk
reblogs appreciated so more people can see (and possibly join?
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Helo, happy furnoss month ‼️‼️
it would be very cool and great if you considered conversing with me😁😁‼️‼️😱⁉️‼️😱😱⁉️😁😁😎‼️😎😎‼️😎😁😱😁(this is a plea for my singing monsters fan friends, if you like my art or something feel free to interact and don’t be scared of me judging you or something i am just as afraid of you as you are of me :) ((actually this reminds me i should probably make an introduction post to myself i realize i havent done that yet i am just some dude who popped up and started posting pomily))
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Celestial Theory
I guess I'm just on a lore kick.
I'm not sure if I'm the first person to notice/think about this, but here goes:
So, Celestials, right?
They went dormant from the fall of Starhenge, and were reborn into little kids. With a renewal like that, especially with the emphasis on their newfound innocence and freedom, most of us can easily assume that they don't really retain their pre-fall memories; They had a "factory reset", right? It just makes sense.
However, I was re-reading reborn Hornacle's bio, when I realized something.
Its bio talks about how the rebirth gave it back its lost leg, and touches upon the previous rumors and speculation around the injury. Seems normal enough, but its those last few lines that are strange.
It states "Only the deep-sea dweller itself knows the truth; not that it will ever share its story, of course. It's much too embarrassing", notice how this isn't written in the past tense (to refer to its past self), but in the present tense (to refer to its present, reborn self). The wording here implies that Hornacle, after being reborn, still retains how it lost its leg; a distinct memory from before the fall.
So, it's worth asking:
Did the reborn Celestials keep their memories?
This is worth asking, as it's a very import question for understanding the process of this rebirth and the Celestials' current state of being.
Looking through the other reborn bios. I mostly found kept behaviors that can just be chocked-up to instinct (since, as officially stated, monsters are naturals when it comes to things related to their elements and songs). That was until I checked up on their reborn de-facto leader.
Emphasis here is on "The revived Galvana enjoys its new found freedom from age-old responsibilities,". Of course, that can just be a flavorful way of wording baby Galv's enjoyment of its new childhood, but to appreciate one's freedom from responsibilities... Wouldn't one have to remember what said responsibilities were like? And with the implication that Celestials find their divine duties straining, we have a possible explaination for why, if they do have their memories, most of them seem disinterested in remedying the situation quite yet...
... Most...
Being the Celestial of the Mech element, Vhamp would naturally be quite handy with all things (at least semi-) mechanical; it makes sense why "Vhamp now spends its days making repairs to the broken down Island it calls home,". This could just be another case of instinct, but I think it's worth mentioning.
It isn't just tinkering with bits and pieces it finds laying around, no, it's said to be attempting to repair the island as a whole. This implies that Vhamp is at least somewhat aware of the situation of the fall, and has enough context to decide "I should fix this"; it's a bit much for a young deity to grasp without some... Prior knowledge.
Now, none of this is 100% conclusive, but it's enough to consider.
This is just from what noticed by rereading bios and such stuff, if there's any other bits I hadn't included that you'd like to add, be my guest.
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