History Main / CelestialBody

** In ''ComicBook/TheSandmanOverture'', the AnthropomorphicPersonification of Night appears to have dark blue skin with stars and other cosmic objects shining through it. The story also includes personifications of individual stars, but they are each just one solid glowing color.

** ''ComicBook/TheBroodSaga'': Carol's transformation into Binary leaves her with glowing, deep-red skin and fiery corona emanating from her skin, likening her to a red giant star.

* The final boss of ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'', Jubileus, shows this effect when Bayonetta starts breaking away her SculptedPhysique. This is in contrast to most enemies from Paradiso, who are normally a mess of {{Gorn}} and EyesDoNotBelongThere.

%%* ''VideoGame/LoversInADangerousSpacetime'': The bosses at the end of each world are constellations that come to life.%%Which are examples how?
* ''VideoGame/JustDance 2020'': The coach of "[[Music/ArianaGrande God is a woman]] (Goddess Version)"
* ''VisualNovel/MarcoAndTheGalaxyDragon'': Arco's true form is a black dragon with stars and nebulae contained in both its wings and the miasma surrounding its body, and her SleepModeSize form's mouth is shown to contain a field of stars at one point. There's also the Lizard Stone, which has a miniature galaxy swirling within its depths.

* ''Videogame/{{Starbound}}'' plays with this in regards to the Novakid race. Rather than being full of stars like most examples, they're made of a ''star'', singular, as in hot, swirling masses of gas and plasma (held together by a magnetic metal brand). To further the theme, old Novakid tend to grow bigger and fatter as their forces grow weaker, and adopt a reddish hue, like a red giant ([[FantasticSlur don't call them that, though]]), and literally go supernova when they die (smaller scale, of course), to the point Novakid funerals have to be done on mountaintops, with friends and family staying below.

%%* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' has Supernova, a superhero made of a collapsing star.

* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragonsFifthEdition'' features Circle of Stars druids, who can transform themselves into living constellations for short periods of time instead of the usual druid powers of [[VoluntaryShapeshifting transforming into animals.]] Initially it allows them to simply take on a few characteristics of their constellations, but high-leveled star druids eventually become somewhat intangible as they more fully become cosmic beings, with accompanying resistance to all mundane forms of attack while in constellation form.

* The final boss of ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'', Jubileus, shows this effect when Bayonetta starts breaking away her ScupltedPhysique. This is in contrast to most enemies from Paradiso, who are normally a mess of {{Gorn}} and EyesDoNotBelongThere.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'': Signifying his connection with the heavens, the [[SatanicArchetype fallen Startouch Elf]], Arravos, appears to have a pattern resembling a glimmering field of stars across his body.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'': Signifying his connection with the heavens, the [[SatanicArchetype fallen Startouch Elf]], Arravos, appears to have a shining field of stars across his body.

* ''VideoGame/Destiny2'' has the Carina Nebula cosmetic for the Graviton Lance pulse rifle, which changes part of the weapon (a copper conductor of some description) into fancy starstuff. It also uses parallax scrolling type effects to create an illusion of depth so that the piping looks almost like a 'window' that reveals an extradimensional space "behind" the weapon.

* [[UsefulNotes/ClassicalMythology Mars]] has one in ''Anime/SaintSeiyaOmega'', though it's only visible on his torso, since the rest of his body is covered in spiky armor or by his flowing red cape.
* ''LightNovel/AvestaOfBlackAndWhite'': When the Archdemon Khvarenah reveals his more combat ready Astral Body he is shown to be in possession of a cape woven from the fabric of 500 galaxies leading to this effect whenever it is shown.

** ''ComicBook/TheSandmanOverture'' chapter 4 has [[AnthropomorphicPersonification Anthropomorphic Personification]] of real stars.

* ''WebOriginal/SporeWikiFantasyUniverse'': Infinitum's body resembles the night sky, with stars shining across its surface and with a pair of particularly bright ones serving as her eyes.

* ''LightNovel/AvestaOfBlackAndWhite'': When the Archdemon Khvarenah reveals his more combat ready star body he is shown to be in possession of a cape woven from the fabric of 500 galaxies leading to this effect whenever it is shown.

When something or someone is ''literally'' made of stars. Perhaps it's part of their nature, perhaps they've acquired it somehow, but one way or the other they have cosmological bodies within themselves. They range from having a "mere" planet to ''[[UpToEleven all of existence]]'' within themselves.

[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused]] with [[OurAngelsAreDifferent angels]] or [[OurGodsAreDifferent gods]], whose celestial bodies ([[OurSpiritsAreDifferent if they even have bodies]]) need not be ''a'' Celestial Body, nor should it be confused with a term for naturally occurring objects in space. Or [[Series/StargateSG1 Uma Thurman]].

** ''ComicBook/AForce'': Singularity, a heroine introduced in 2015 comic, is a living pocket universe.

** ''ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet'': For a few pages, but one large spread in particular, Thanos takes on this appearance after [[spoiler: defeating Eternity and assuming his position as embodiment of the universe]].
%%** Eternity.

* ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'': Utsuho the Hell-Raven has a cape that has the starry depths within them. It represents her control of nuclear fusion, the power of the stars.

* [[ClassicalMythology Mars]] has one in ''Anime/SaintSeiyaOmega'', though it's only visible on his torso, since the rest of his body is covered in spiky armor or by his flowing red cape.

** The Ursa Major and the Ursa Minor (once pictured above) are colossal, translucent bears with stars covering and/or inside their bodies. Notably, while the Ursa Minor is a fairly typical deep blue, the Ursa Major is purple instead.

%%* ''VideoGame/LoversInADangerousSpacetime'': The bosses at the end of each world are constellations that come to life.%%Which are examples how?

%%* ''ComicBook/SevenSoldiers'': The Nebula Man .

* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' in 5th edition features Circle of Stars druids, who can transform themselves into living constellations for short periods of time instead of the usual druid powers of [[VoluntaryShapeshifting transforming into animals.]] Initially it allows them to simply take on a few characteristics of their constellations, but high-leveled star druids eventually become somewhat intangible as they more fully become cosmic beings, with accompanying resistance to all mundane forms of attack while in constellation form.

* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': [[http://i51.tinypic.com/11tr1hd.jpg The Starborn]], a race of extraplanar humanoids with black skin patterned with stars and constellations. They share this appearance with their creator god, Erreun, who takes the shape of a Starborn covered in golden stars.

* Music/MarinaAndTheDiamonds: Marina has her body painted like this during portions of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_oMD6-6q5Y&feature=relmfu I am not a robot]]