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'''Celestria''' (Japanese セレシア [Celesia]) is a character in [[Dragon Quest IX]]. She is a goddess-like figure who appears late in the story to assist the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IX)|hero]]. After the main story has been completed, she allows the hero to return to the [[Realm of the Mighty|final dungeon]] if desired. Celestria is also the daughter of the Almighty One - [[Zenus]]. She once transformed herself into the Great Yggdrasil Tree until it was proven that mortals still have good in their hearts. She gives the [[Hero]] the eighth [[Fygg]] allowing him/her to become a [[mortal]].
'''Celestria''' (Japanese セレシア [Celesia]) is a character in [[Dragon Quest IX]]. She is the daughter of the Almighty One, [[Zenus]].  Her role is that of a Christ-like figure to the people of the [[Protectorate]].  She assists the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IX)|hero]] in reaching the [[Realm of the Mighty|final dungeon]] in the story.
 
==Synopsis==
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Celestria stopped her father Zenus from destroying the Protectorate long before the events of ''Dragon Quest IX''. To prove that mortals still have good in their hearts, she transformed herself into the great tree [[Yggdrasil]]. She is the reason [[benevolessence]] and [[fygg]]s are collected to brought to the [[Observatory]]
 
Near the end of the story, the hero must become mortal in order to be able to fight [[Corvus]].  Celestria provides the hero with an 8th fygg allowing him/her to do so.  After completing the game, Celestria allows the hero to return to the final dungeon if desired. 
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==Symbolism==
Celestria plays a Christ-like role in the story because she protects the mortals from her father Zenus' wrath.  She completes the overall biblical motif of the [[Celestrian]]s being angels who are working for her and her father.  Celestria chooses to temporarily sacrifice herself in order to save the mortals.  This directly parallels Jesus Christ dying on the cross to save mortal men from hell.


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Celestria scrnshot 4.PNG|Celestria transform herself into the [[Yggdrasil]]
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Celestria scrnshot 8.PNG|Celestria stopped [[Zenus]] from destroying the [[Protectorate]]
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Celestria scrnshot 9.PNG|Celestria transforming into [[Yggdrasil]]
Celestria_scrnshot_9.PNG|Celestria transforming into [[Yggdrasil]]
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Revision as of 15:14, 17 June 2011

Celestria (Japanese セレシア [Celesia]) is a character in Dragon Quest IX. She is the daughter of the Almighty One, Zenus. Her role is that of a Christ-like figure to the people of the Protectorate. She assists the hero in reaching the final dungeon in the story.

Synopsis

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Celestria stopped her father Zenus from destroying the Protectorate long before the events of Dragon Quest IX. To prove that mortals still have good in their hearts, she transformed herself into the great tree Yggdrasil. She is the reason benevolessence and fyggs are collected to brought to the Observatory.

Near the end of the story, the hero must become mortal in order to be able to fight Corvus. Celestria provides the hero with an 8th fygg allowing him/her to do so. After completing the game, Celestria allows the hero to return to the final dungeon if desired.

Symbolism

Celestria plays a Christ-like role in the story because she protects the mortals from her father Zenus' wrath. She completes the overall biblical motif of the Celestrians being angels who are working for her and her father. Celestria chooses to temporarily sacrifice herself in order to save the mortals. This directly parallels Jesus Christ dying on the cross to save mortal men from hell.

Gallery

References

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