The Once-Eternal, Ever-Eternal: 616 Ajak (base and Celestia) Respect Thread

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From one of the people that brought you multiple psychic respect threads.......

Ajak

Ajak is a member of a long-living race of superhuman beings, rightly named 'Eternals'. Existing as male and female at different points in her history, Ajak lived much of her life away from the most the rest of the Eternals, choosing to live with the select few in the city of Polaria. She dedicated her life to communicate with her deities, cosmic beings known as the Celestials, in their native language and serve them faithfully.

Handbook

Physicals

Eternal Physiology

Longevity

At the earliest we see Ajak, around 1,000,000 or so years ago, Ajak took the form of a female. What it was that caused her to change to male is not explicitly divulged in-canon, but she eventually returns to a female body sometime after New Warriors vol 5, which is the last we see of her as a male. (Eternals: Celestia)

Ajak claims that, like every Eternal, he cannot die. This is most likely in reference to his inability to age because he was just dead in issue 2. (Eternals vol 1 #7)

Control

Ajak changes size from microscopic to normal. (Eternals vol 5 #10)

As of A.X.E., Ajak and every other Eternal are no longer inhibited by the principles of that were ingrained in them by the Celestials. Though the Progenitor initially only removed them to test Ajak and the Eternals, the Progenitor never re-institutes these principles in the end, giving them permanent freedom. (A.X.E.: Judgment Day #6)

Regeneration

Ajak seemingly went through the change (the transition between an Eternal dying as a human to being reborn as they used to be) better than Ikaris, who Ajak claims fully reactivated better than any other Eternal. (Eternals vol 3 #5)

Ajak tanks multiple hits from Starbrand (1,000,000 B.C.) and seemingly heals from the damage taken. (Eternals: Celestia)

Technically a durability feat, molecular manipulation feat, AND a regeneration feat (one can argue her regen is a product of her molecular manipulation), Ajak tanks an electrical burst from a Young Odin 1,000,000 millon years ago. The blast was so powerful that it obliterated most of Ajak's body, yet not enough to kill her. (Eternals: Celestia)

Superhuman Stamina

Multi-Resistance

Impact Resistance

Ajak tanks getting hit by multiple Incan idols in darkness by Tutinax. (Thor Annual vol 1 #7)

Energy Resistance

Ajak tanks energy beams from Ikaris and immediately gets back up. (A.X.E.: Death to the Mutants #1)

Ajak seemingly tanks what looks like a cosmic energy ball created by an illusion of the previous Progenitor that had died millions of years ago. (A.X.E.: Eternals)

Ajak tanks an energy gun from Mister Sinister. (A.X.E.: Judgment Day #6)

Superhuman Strength

Lifting/ Tossing

Ajak lifts Hercules away from Nightmares army. Hercules weighs around 325 lbs. (Incredible Hercules vol 1 #118)

When two men try to seize Ajak, he effortlessly tosses them off of him. (Eternals vol 4 #2)

Striking

Ajak one-shots a Deviant with a single punch. (Iron Man Annual vol 1 #6)

Ajak impresses Hercules with a punch to the face. (Incredible Hercules vol 1 #117)

Ajak clocks All-Father Thor hard enough to draw blood with her energy spiked-mace. At this point in Thor's history, he now has the Odinforce imbued within him. (Eternals vol 5 #12)

Ajak one-shots a Celestial anti-body. (A.X.E.: X-Men)

Grappling

Ajak supplexes an Incan wrestler. (Eternals vol 1 #12)

Ajak grapples with an Olympian. (Thor vol 1 #300)

Also partially being a durability feat, Ajak physically pins and chokes Makkari. (Eternals: Celestia)

Ajak, with Makkari's help, pulls Ikaris away from the stone dais. (A.X.E.: Death to the Mutants #1)

Superhuman Speed

Travel

Ajak keeps pace with the other Eternals following Thor. (Thor Annual vol 1 #7)

Reflexes

Ajak swiftly flies above Dromedan and drops a helmet on top of Dromedan's helmet. (Thor Anuual vol 1 #7)

Reaction

With precision, Ajak dodges the jabs of an Incan wrestler. (Eternals vol 1 #12)

Psionics

Telepathy

Raw Power

Ajak reads the mind of a fraudulent man leading a revolt against Tiamut, the Dreaming Celestial. (Eternals vol 4 #2)

Ajak reads the mind of Robbie Reyes to learn of what the Celestials granted to the Avengers. (Eternals: Celestia)

Ajak telepathically projects the image of Avengers Mountain. (Eternals vol 5 #9)

Skill

Ajak uses a telepathic suggestion on the Order (Veda, Supernaut, and Calamity) that the person responsible for the destroyed area had long gone. (Eternals vol 4 #2)

Defense

Range

Telekinesis

Raw Power

Ajak telekinetically carries Donald Blake and Doctor Damian to the nearby Eternal flight control center. (Thor vol 1 #284)

Offense

Ajak unleashes dual psionic blasts on a horde of Deviants while carrying a platform telekinetically. (Eternals vol 3 #7)

Ajak destroys two anti-bodies with a tk slice or wave of sorts. (A.X.E.: Eternals)

Defense

Ajak telekinetically disarms S.H.I.E.L.D Agents of their guns. (Eternals vol 1 #7)

Molecular/ Atomic Manipulation

Ajak explodes his body to kill Doctor Damian and himself, dispersing his atoms completely. Though this no longer applies thanks to the new retcon, back then in old canon, this was the only known way to kill an Eternal. The force of the explosion was so great that it hurls Ikaris back, who is known to have incredible strength and speed better than most Eternals and superheroes. (Eternals: Herod Factor)

Ajak creates a stone dais to allow them to speak to the Progenitor. (A.X.E.: Death to the Mutants #2)

Teleportation

According to the Machine (Earth), Eternals teleport through disassembly and reassembly, which would be straining over long distances. To supplement aid for this, the Machine has sub-dimensional threads all over to allow easier travel. A large cosmic transit, in other words. This also infers that while Ajak is off-planet, teleporting would be harder in long distances. (Eternals vol 5 #1)

Ajak teleports around Manhattan with Zuras to seek out Sersi and then teleports to the Soviet Union to find Druig. (Eternals vol 3 #5)

Ajak teleports half a world in half a second. (From North Pole to somewhere in the U.S.A) (Eternals vol 5 #12)

Other

Ajak seemingly interfaces with the technology inside the Celesital to illuminate the Ley Line pathways. (A.X.E.: Avengers)

Other

Ergokinesis

Ajak, Virako, and Valkin bombards Tutinax with eye blasts to the point of ko'ing them. (Thor Annual vol 1 #7)

Ajak uses optic beams on what appear to either be Skrulls (relevant for the story this scan comes from) or Deviants (long term foe of the Eternals). (Incredible Hercules vol 1 #117)

Ajak stuns Mikaboshi with a direct eye blast. (Incredible Hercules vol 1 #117)

Ajak holds back Hercules with eye beams. (Incredible Hercules vol 1 #117)

Ajak stops Hercules in his tracks with an eye blast to the face. (Incredible Hercules vol 1 #120)

With help from Zuras, Makkari, Phastos, and the Delphan Brothers, Ajak ko's Nova (Sam Alexander) with optic beams. (New Warriors vol 5 #11)

A furious Ajak unleashes a massive energy burst that reaches to the top of a Celestial, which multiple stories high. (Eternals: Celestia)

Ajak blasts Phastos a good distance. (A.X.E.: Death to the Mutants #2)

Intelligence

Ikaris states that Ajak (under the pseudonym "Tecumotzin, Lord of Flight") was granted personal communication to the Celestials. (Eternals vol 1 #2)

Ajak knows of the Celestial's ability to disperse their essence across the entire planet, possibly through experience. (Eternals vol 1 #7)

Ajak seemingly knows what Arishem's energy blast is doing to the dimensional passages to Asgard, Nirvana, and Olympus. (Thor vol 1 #300)

Ajak seems to understand the effect the moon has on the over the Earth's natural cycles and resources, meaning an erratically moving lunar cycle would have a greatly disastrous effect on Earth, like floods, earthquakes, and so on. (Starblast #1)

When Ajak assumes command, he demonstrates his good strategic mind by having his team fight respective god's they will do well against in combat with Hercules as back-up and guarding against outsiders. (Incredible Hercules vol 1 #120)

Ajak knows what the "Song of the Sleeper" is and explains to the Eternals its function. (Eternals vol 4 #6)

Ajak knows a "Fourth Canticle" that has gotten her favor with Celestials in the past million years of service. (Eternals vol 5 #11)

Ajak deduces how powerful the cosmic flames of the Phoenix (possessing Echo) are and which Eternal can survive them. (Eternals vol 5 #12)

Equipment

Ajak activates a weapon (seemingly in her helmet) to unleash Death Beams that gather data, while attacking the Avengers 1,000,000. The Avengers team consists of primitive versions of Ghost Rider, Iron Fist, Phoenix, Black Panther, and Starbrand and young versions of Odin and Agamotto (there appears to be no evidence that Starbrand were caught in these Death Beams, since he was downed by a plasma vent prior). (Eternals: Celestia)

Ajak has a flight control room, similar to airports, that allowed him to communicate to distant Celestials and remotely control a flight platform. (Eternals vol 1 #2)

Ajak has his team open a flight platform for Arishem, the Celestial Leader of the Fourth Host, to land. (Eternals vol 1 #2)

Ajak had access to a machine that once imbued Dr. Damian with the powers of an Eternal for a short period of time. (Eternals: Herod Factor)

Ajak uses a energy-generating baton/scepter of sorts to stop Jean Grey from killing the Progenitor. (A.X.E.: Judgment Day #6)

Mutated Monster

For a brief amount of time, Doctor Damian had turned Ajak into a monster to kidnap the children of Thena in vengeance for the loss of his daughter. This section goes over the feats of him in that temporary form.

Ajak temporarily downs Karkas and Phastos in a single swing. (Eternals: Herod Factor)

Ajak sweeps all the Eternals, except Ikaris, with a seismic wave conjured by him physically. (Eternals: Herod Factor)

Ajak no-sells eye-beams from Ikaris. (Eternals: Herod Factor)

Ajak one-shots Ikaris with eye beams of his own and tags Makkari with his tail. (Eternals: Herod Factor)

Other Powers

Ajak use "magno-bolts" to pull Mjolnir to him. The dialogue and name seem to infer this is a magnetic ability. (Thor vol 1 #284)

Like any other Eternal, "the Machine" (aka the Earth) seemingly responds to the commands of Ajak. In this case, Ajak has the Earth activate a plasma vent to ko Starbrand. Also, a multiple resistance feat for Ajak, since she is pretty close to the explosion from the plasma vent. (Eternals: Celestia)

Ajak Celestia

After the events of A.X.E.: Judgment Day #6, Ajak was chosen by the Progenitor, a Celestial made from the leftover parts of other Celestials and Tony Stark's nervous system, as the acting judge and guardian of the Earth (like any other Celestial watching over a planet) using what's left of its power before it perished for good. Thus, Ajak seemingly gains a new level of cosmic power unseen yet, meaning all of the above feats from her base levels are applicable alongside what is below: