Star Guardians - Orion
The story of the star guardians and Guest.
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Orion.
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Rubert
Betelgeuse is the alpha star of Orion, a red supergiant with an apparent magnitude of about +0.5. It has a companion star named "Siwarrha," and it is a star drawing attention due to signs that a supernova explosion may not be far off. The name Betelgeuse means "Hand." Siwarrha means "Her Bracelet."
Caelia
Rigel is the beta star of Orion, a blue supergiant with an apparent magnitude of about +0.13. It is the brightest star in Orion, and the name Rigel means "Foot."
Arseria
Bellatrix is the gamma star of Orion, a blue giant with an apparent magnitude of about +1.64. It is a star of unfortunate fate, being quite bright yet often overlooked. The name Bellatrix means "Female Warrior."
Serdian
Mintaka is the delta star of Orion, an O-type bright giant with an apparent magnitude of about +2.50. It is located at the westernmost end of Orion's belt. The name Mintaka means "Belt."
Elucia
Alnilam is the epsilon star of Orion, a blue supergiant and Alpha Cygni-type variable with an apparent magnitude of about +1.64 to 1.74. It is located in the middle of Orion's belt, and the name Alnilam means "String of Pearls."
Caelon
Alnitak is the zeta star of Orion, a blue supergiant with an apparent magnitude of about +2.08. It is located at the easternmost end of Orion's belt. The name Alnitak means "Belt."
Serella
Eta Orionis is the eta star of Orion, a B-type main-sequence star with an apparent magnitude of about +3.42. It has the unofficial name Algjebbah. The etymology of Algjebbah is unknown, but it was also called "Saiph al Jabbar," meaning "Sword of the Giant."
Lumiela
Hatysa is the iota star of Orion, an O-type giant with an apparent magnitude of about +2.77. The etymology of the name Hatysa is unknown. It was also called "Nair al Saif," meaning "The Bright One of the Sword."
Azreon
Saiph is the kappa star of Orion, a blue supergiant with an apparent magnitude of about +2.09. The name Saiph means "Sword of the Giant."
Stellia
Meissa is the lambda star of Orion, an O-type giant with an apparent magnitude of about +3.33. Although its actual luminosity is brighter than Rigel, it is so hot that most of its light is observed in ultraviolet wavelengths, resulting in an apparent magnitude of about 3.33 in visible light. It is located at the head of Orion, and the name Meissa means "The Shining One."
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Intro
The night sky is as peaceful as ever today. Countless stars are each emitting their own light.
This constellation, Orion, is no different. From the major stars like Betelgeuse and Rigel to the other smaller stars.
At that moment, a very heterogeneous presence emerged from within the constellation.
That existence radiated light as if announcing its appearance not only to the stars of Orion but to all other stars as well.
It was the arrival of Guest.
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Constellation plot.
Intro <- scheduled for future revision
Release Date 2026.08.29 / Last Updated 2026.09.25
