Though the empire has grown to include hundreds of thousands of different sentient species and worlds, the Shi'ar race controls and governs the empire. X-Men writer Ed Brubaker compared the Shi'ar to Star Trek's Romulans, saying they are "smart, aggressive, and mean". Their philosophy also impact their court as they don't recognize insanity. This rite can be invoked to settle disagreements and their outcomes are accepted by the Imperium. There are aggressive and violent ancient traditions, such as the Rite of Arin'nn Haelar, which is a battle to the death. In marriage they found strength and in strength they found love. The gods who didn't want to marry, but were forced into it. Sharra and K'ythri are the gods in marriage.
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Warren Ellis' 1995 Starjammers limited series described the story of the Shi'ar deities Sharra and K'ythri as a parable which guides the Shi'ar expansionist philosophy to other worlds: Traditionally, the Imperium has aggressively absorbed new cultures. Mostly for tactical terms or insults, the Shi'ar insert words of their language into English sentences. The Shi'ar have multiple forms, including the High Shi'ar, used for formal events, and Shi'ar Glorkon dialect. Culture Language Ī Shi'ar "Galaxian" has stated that they have learned nearly every spoken language. Īccording to a statement by Emma Frost in The Astonishing X-Men #9, most if not all Shi'ar technology is sentient. There are also lower yield Nega-Bombs used to destroy planets. Nega-Bomb: A Galactic-level weapon used to destroy Dwarf Galaxies, like the Large Magellanic Cloud.Flying Walker-Spacecraft: Spaceships with walker-like legs used on land.Armageddon-class Killstations: Orbital battle space stations.Warp-Capable Warships: Ranging in size from small starships to planetoid sized ships.The Starcracker causes stars to go supernova. Starcracker technology: This is the Shi'ar ultimate weapon.There are planet-based Stargates (used for personal travel to other solar systems and galaxies) and enormous space-based versions (used for starships to travel through). They are used for travel to faraway distances including instantaneous travel between galaxies. Stargates: Devices in a network system.Cloaking technology: rendering a craft completely invisible, used by the X-Men on their Blackbird aircraft.Hologram technology: which is used by the X-Men in their Danger Room.The Shi'ar also possess technologies fairly unusual to them, including: Energy-based weapons in their ships and in their handheld weapons.Starships capable of moving faster-than-light.The Shi'ar possess technologies common to most Marvel alien races, including: Some Shi'ar have also telepathic abilities. This can be explained as most of them are members of the Imperial Family and because of Rook'shir, who had transmitted his Phoenix Force manipulation power to his descendants. There have also been Shi'ar who had developed superpowers such as Electron, Rook'shir, Deathcry, Dakari, White Noise and Black Light. Such Shi'ar include Warbird and the Shi'ar having survived the Fianden's weapons. Unlike Humans the Shi'ar do not dream, except for those born "defective" or "infected by dreams". The Shi'ar have more chakras than a human. They are nurtured in special chambers and the children are referred to as hatchlings. The Shi'ar conceive their offspring in eggs. Wasp stated that the Shi'ar aren't stronger than the Humans. The superhuman Shi'ar can at least lift one ton through exercise.
Most Shi'ar have no other special abilities, though occasionally a genetic throwback appears possessing wings that allow for flight (an example of atavism). The average Shi'ar can lift 1 ton in Earth-like gravity and has far greater stamina than the average human. Internally, they have lightweight and hollow bones, and on their forearms there are still some vestigial feathers left of wings that were lost over millions of years of evolution. Two different styles are common: most Shi'ar, particularly those of the aristocracy, have feathers sprouting in a triangular shape away from the face, one peak on the top of the head and one peak on each side slightly over the shoulder the other commonly seen "hairstyle" is bushy on both sides and very flat on the top.
The Shi'ar are cold-blooded humanoids of avian descent they resemble humans with feathered crests atop their heads in lieu of hair. 1976) and were created by writer Chris Claremont and artist Dave Cockrum. The Shi'ar first appeared in X-Men #97 (Feb. 5.3 Deathbird, the Kree-Shi'ar War, and the Spartoi.
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