One Above All to restore all the Celestials. When the Dark Celestials invaded the Earth to purge the planet, they attacked and killed Celestials, including Arishem, by infecting them with the Horde. The body of Arushem was sent to the Earth to herald the Dark Celestial's arrival, and it landed in London. During the Avengers' final stand against the Dark Celestials, the Horde reanimated the bodies of the fallen Celestials. To defeat the Horde, the Avengers merged their energies to form a Uni-Mind, rendering the Horde dormant with its power. The Celestials returned to life, and assisted the Avengers in taking down the Dark Celestials. Powers and abilities Like all of the other Celestials, Arishem is depicted as an extremely powerful cosmic being whose powers are rivales by other cosmic entities. Arishem and fellow Celestials are immense beings with limitless strength and supernatural powers that transcend time and space, being able to manipulate cosmic energies, create new species, and eradicate life. Arishem has been described as an entity stronger than Odin, Zeus, and Vishnu combined. Like the other Celestials, Arishem is nigh-invulnerable and nigh-immortal. Celestials are able to regenerate lost limbs instantly. Celestials can be revived by their own kind, however, it only works if a Celestial has not been dead for too long. Compared to other Celestials, Arishem is only one of the two who have the right and power to exterminate an entire race. Reception Accolades In 2022, CBR.com ranked Arishem 9th in their "Marvel's 20 Most Powerful Celestials" list. In other media Film Arishem appears in Eternals, voiced by David Kaye. He is the Prime Celestial, credited for creating the first Sun and bringing light to the universe. His purpose is to expand the universe, which requires having to sacrifice lesser life forms to do so. Millions of years ago, Arishem created the Deviants to aid in Celestial births. But when his creations went rogue, the Judge created the race of Eternals using the World Forge to combat the Deviants who were interfering in his work. One such world Arishem sent his Eternals to was Earth to ensure the birth of Tiamut. Arishem communicated directly with Ajak on Earth. After her death at the hands of the Deviants, he instead made contact with Sersi, informing her of the Eternals' true purpose, the fact that the Eternals being from the planet Olympia was untrue, and to ensure the