are dark stars the aftermath of a star guardian?

Acidalia·4/22/2017, 2:00:26 AM·11 votes·6,491 views

so the star guardian skin line is based on many magical girl animes and in one of the more popular animes, madoka magica, once a magical girl uses up the magic from their soul gem they are filled with "grief" and become witches, so once a star guardian uses up their magic, do they become dark stars?

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Sancre4/23/2017, 12:17:08 AM4 votes

I do think they are opposite to the cosmic skins, Aurelion's star warriors vs dark star warriors fighting to the death for the starts

XIII Vanitas4/23/2017, 1:06:32 AM4 votes

It's a very suggestive theory. Here's some food for thought.

From the Star Guardian event intro:

In the beginning of all things, the First Star gave its light to create the universe. New worlds were born—and with them, warriors imbued with the light of the First Star. These protectors are supernovas blazing bright, yet destined to collapse as furiously as they burn. They are the Star Guardians.

From a quick internet search on supernovae:

Stars greater than 1.4 times the mass of the Sun (called the Chandrasekhar limit after the Indian physicist who discovered it on his way to England) will tend to explode in a supernova casting off much of their mass. A small central core will remain and like smaller stars this will collapse only this time electron degeneracy will not be enough to support the star's mass against its gravitational collapse and it will continue to shrink until it becomes a tiny, but hugely massive, neutron star held together by neutron degeneracy. If neutron degeneracy is not enough to resist the star's collapse it will continue to shrink until the matter is all compressed into an infinitely small, infinitely dense point called a singularity. This is the centre of a black hole.

Light and dark, creation and destruction, beginning and end. One cannot exist without the other. The primordial First Star that generated the universe with its light created the darkness that will bring forth Oblivion, to end disparity and return all things to One.

MissingKayo4/23/2017, 12:22:52 AM3 votes

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You should put a spoiler alert just in case. Strikethrough the text (surround it with double tildes - the ~ symbol to do so).

Eternal7914/22/2017, 4:27:53 AM3 votes

I think the Dark Stars are more likely corrupt beings, transformed by a dark, outside force (the Dark Star); rather than someone who lost something inside them. However, that doesn't mean its impossible for a Star Guardian to turn into a Dark Star. In fact, it means quite the opposite.

GreenLore4/22/2017, 9:04:09 AM3 votes

It was said that DS Threshs "lantern" is actually an entirely different being than DS Thresh himself and that he feeds it because only then he can die. So I am pretty sure tha the dark stars corrupt/create the champions.

And now I want to see what Star guardian Thresh,Varus and Kha'zix would look like....

Sukishoo4/23/2017, 1:13:40 AM2 votes

Thresh Varus Khazix as former Star Guardians? God no.

Orianna I could see.

However I've always felt they have nothing to do with each other (in many ways). Dark Stars like to roam the galaxy and take over, which would cause them to run into our other fighting force out there, Super Galaxy. Where as Star Guardians appear to just have traveled to a place and try to fit in.

RogueWill4/22/2017, 11:42:37 PM1 votes

I always thou the star guardian skin line was paired against the mecha skin line.

Valaran Nara4/26/2017, 4:19:35 AM1 votes

I would like to imagine that Star Guardian, Dark Star, and the Cosmic skinlines are all in the same universe.

Star Guardians are ordered to take down and protect the universe from the Dark Stars, and the Cosmic skins are beings (not too unlike Aurelion Sol) which traverses the universe. Who knows. Maybe they could interact with the Star Guardians, or maybe the Cosmic skinlines and Dark Stars are together in their own thing. Either way, there has to be some sort of force to go against them.