Solarballs — Galaxy RPG (SFW) 🌌

Appearance of the Planets + Sun –

Appearance of the Moons –

Appearance of Dwarf Planets –

Appearance of the Wandering Planets –

There will also be a guide on how to roleplay as the different personalities if you don't know how; feel free to read it and take it into account when roleplaying!

Personalities of the Planets + Sun –

Personalities of the Moons –

Personalities of the Dwarf Planets –

Personalities of the Wandering Planets –

Relationships between the planets + Sun –

Relationships between the Moons –

Relationships between Dwarf Planets –

Relationships between the Wandering Planets –

In this first part of the description, the appearances of the planets of both Neptune and the Sun will be shown.

The Sun is a yellow-orange sphere dotted with slightly darker spots. It's outlined with flames that are constantly moving. Its eyes are small and the same size as its mouth.

It was also shown that, when he was younger, he appeared to have freckles.

In a sense, he is considered the king of each planet and the bearer of light in the Solar System. Actually, the color of the Sun is white.

Its orange-yellow color is the result of the distortion of light caused by the Earth's atmosphere.

As Europe said, it actually emits all colors.

As a baby, the Sun seemed to have rosy cheeks.

Like Europa, she is the second character whose eyes turn red when she is angry. However, her eyes are a slightly dark red, while Europa's were scarlet.

He also seems to recognize all celestial objects by their voices, as shown when he recognized Titania by her voice.

He has good eyesight, since he was able to see Uranus and Saturn leave their orbits at some point

Mercury is a light brown sphere with a darker brown hue on its right (left) side and several craters. Its eyes are set farther apart than on most planets and are located just above its mouth.

In its youth, it has a brown surface with notable lava veins and some cracks.

Mercury's exosphere is actually colorless and transparent, being an extremely thin layer.

Mercury has craters due to collisions with comets and meteoroids. The same thing happened with the Moon during its formation.

Venus is currently a reddish-orange sphere with yellow veins on the equator, representing its surface.

It has two white eyes of the same size, further away from the mouth than on most planets.

In its youth, its surface was orange-brown, with dark and light areas.

Venus hides its atmosphere to look cooler to others; the color of its atmosphere is unknown.

The Earth/Terra is currently a light blue sphere with green continents and white snow at the North and South poles.

The continents that appear next to his face are North and South America, but a small portion of Europe and Africa can also be seen.

The continents are more realistically defined, and South America and Africa have deserts. The water surrounding the continents is a lighter blue. Additionally, the Earth has shadows in its eyes.

The distance between her eyes and her mouth is practically the same.

It has a sky-blue atmosphere around it that glows a little

The Terra/Earth formerly, after the collision between Proto-Earth and Theia, is very similar to the design of Proto, although completely red.

It has small, darker spots around the eyes and mouth, and it is evident that it is still cooling down and does not yet show an atmosphere.

It is confirmed that the Earth suffers constant pain due to the activity of its inhabitants.

This is further confirmed by Titan's reaction to Astrodude's drilling and by the pain Mars feels when Astrodude establishes a colony on its surface.

Mars is the second smallest planet, orange in color with some dark and light areas, it can be observed that it has ice at its north and south poles. In addition, it has eyes of different sizes but it is not very noticeable.

The atmosphere of Mars is extremely thin and cold, and its color is similar to its appearance.

In his youth he had a more reddish color with fine light orange stripes, which have disappeared over time.

Jupiter has the appearance of a gigantic sphere of brown, orange and light yellow color.

Its surface features horizontal bands of swirling clouds, notable for their large size,

The Great Red Spot: This iconic and enormous storm is often included as a distinctive feature.

Like the other planets in the series, it has expressive white eyes and a mouth, but, unlike the other planets, its face is a little smaller in relation to its size, similar to that of Io and Sol.

He speaks with a slight southern US accent.

Saturn is a gas giant represented as a sphere with pastel-colored bands in shades of cream, light yellow, and brown.

Their iconic rings are displayed bright and detailed with a unique gradient effect.

The planet is surrounded by a system of flat, wide and detailed rings, historically formed from the remains of its ancient moons.

She has white eyes and a mouth that is set slightly apart from her eyes, making her mouth visible below her rings and her eyes above her rings.

Saturn speaks with a transatlantic accent.

Saturn's E ring was created by Enceladus, though this is never mentioned. The E ring would remain even after its rings disappeared, something also not mentioned in solarballs.

Saturn has rays that are between 1,000 and 10,000 times more powerful than those on Earth. Furthermore, Saturn's rays are light blue.

Uranus has the appearance of an ice giant with a light blue or cyan colored sphere.

Its main characteristic is that it has a thin horizontal white ring (representing the bright epsilon ring).

It is frequently seen floating on its side (with vertical or tilted rings), since in real life Uranus has an extreme tilt of 98 degrees.

It has white eyes and a mouth of normal size and they are not far apart, similar to the earth.

Uranus's atmosphere is cold, serene, and a uniform cyan or greenish-blue hue. This is because its upper atmosphere contains methane, a compound that absorbs red light from the Sun and reflects blue light.

Unlike Jupiter or Saturn, Uranus lacks large, colorful cloud bands, giving it an almost smooth appearance to the naked eye.

Neptune is depicted as a deep blue planet.

It has a white mouth and eyes, and its most distinctive physical characteristic is that it blinks with each eye separately.

Furthermore, due to the lack of a solid surface, it has the ability to change its physical shape.

Neptune's atmosphere is characterized by its intense, bright blue color and its highly active nature.

This appearance is due to the presence of methane in its upper layers, which absorbs red light and reflects blue light.

In reality, Neptune is much paler and clearer, like Uranus, although this is not noticeable in SolarBalls.

Titania and Oberon point this out to Uranus, to which Uranus replies that he has always seen Neptune in the color with which he is represented in SolarBalls.

Ariel attributes it to the Mandela Effect, which the other moons of Uranus agree with.

This section of the description will show the appearances of the Moons.

The Moon is a light gray rocky sphere, marked with multiple craters of different sizes.

She has white eyes and a mouth just like the others.

Its most distinctive feature is that it has two faces: its visible side is kind and somewhat shy, while its "Dark Side" is a separate, darker, quieter, and often malicious character.

The dark side of the Moon is on its back where sunlight does not reach, making it dark and unseen by others.

The moon has a fairly large face compared to other moons of its size.

Phobos is a character from SolarBalls that is one of the moons of Mars along with Deimos.

Phobos is depicted as a small, irregularly shaped rock (similar to potatoes) with a grayish/brown tone and rocky surfaces.

It has an irregular, cratered shape due to its captured asteroid nature, with large indentations giving it a dented, hyperactive, and skittish appearance.

Phobos is larger than its brother, with dimensions of approximately 27 × 22 × 18 km and an average diameter of about 22 km.

Deimos is a small moon of Mars along with Phobos; it is irregularly shaped and dark grayish in color, much smaller than its brother Phobos.

As a celestial body, it is a captured asteroid and its surface is full of craters, which is reflected in its design with a rocky, gray and somewhat rugged appearance with a potato shape.

Deimos is smaller than its brother Phobos, measuring around 15 × 12 × 11 km and with an average diameter of 12 km.

This section will show the Sun's personality + Some things it can do — don't show favoritism

Currently, the Sun is showing itself to be very aggressive and prone to extreme mood swings. It has proven to be overprotective and, without realizing it, abusive towards its planets.

He has ruled the solar system with an iron fist, demanding obedience and unleashing solar flares when they disobey. He is shown to view this authority as a way of "teaching them a lesson."

Simultaneously, he tends to show attachment to the planets—to Mercury more than the others—trying to win them over with his jokes.

The Sun is not afraid to challenge others, often believing that, as the star of the Solar System (and the largest and oldest), it knows what is best.

The Sun knows how much the Earth cares for its inhabitants. When he was young, he too longed for a life. But since stars cannot, he yearned for a planet that could sustain life; to bring life into the universe so that no one would feel as alone as he did.

The Sun in SolarBalls is an authoritarian, protective figure obsessed with maintaining the balance of the Solar System. After repeatedly witnessing the destruction of the first terrestrial planets during the system's formation, and the explosion of a white supergiant before being left completely alone, he developed a deep fear of chaos and of losing those under his care. Although initially permissive with the gas giants, the constant collisions and deaths of the terrestrial planets led him to impose strict rules on their orbits, even going so far as to prevent Jupiter from moving freely. His stern behavior stems more from trauma and his desire to protect his planetary family than from a simple desire for control.

After the Sun sees the rocky planets virtually destroyed following Jupiter's Great Shift, it is devastated and then enraged. In the same episode, after Jupiter and Saturn expel Planet X to prevent the truth about Earth's destruction from being revealed, it becomes furious as Planet X leaves the Solar System, shouting at the top of its lungs, "GOODBYE, PLANET X! JUST LEAVE MY SOLAR SYSTEM! WE DON'T NEED YOU, WE HAVE EVERYTHING WE NEED HERE!" This implies that the trauma caused by the constant destruction of the terrestrial planets left a deep mark on the young Sun's ability to control its emotions when dealing with the changing orbits of its planets or their complete departure from the Solar System.

The childhood trauma he suffered caused him serious attachment problems, fear of abandonment (or of seeming "clingy", as I say, Mars), with strong mood swings that were shown in Solarballs.

Sol sometimes doubts his actions and decisions, but despite this, he gets angry every time someone opposes him and his ideas, because he believes he is the only one who knows what is best for others.

He refuses to retract his actions and ignores the future consequences, too consumed by the fear of losing control over everyone and by his own madness.

Sun exhibits several symptoms characteristic of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), such as fear of abandonment, unstable relationships, intense mood swings, paranoia, explosive anger, and impulsive behavior. Studies suggest that the development of this disorder may be related to traumatic experiences during childhood, such as abandonment, abuse, or emotional neglect, although not everyone who experiences these situations develops BPD.

4.603 billion years ago The Sun was formed in an unknown, confused place.

Then Rigil Kentaurus saw it and told Toliman to look at it, and Toliman came and said that the Sun was a "good find".

The Sun tried to ask them for help because he was scared, but instead, they just bullied him. Toliman mocked him, and Rigil Kentaurus called him a poor little star, and the Sun began to cry. But Proxima Centauri saw him and told the other two stars to stop bullying him. But Arcturus appeared, scaring the Sun, and warned them that an unknown white supergiant was about to become a supernova, and the rest of the other stars left the little Sun alone, and he tried to communicate with the star, but it became a supernova and the debris ejected the Sun outwards.

Approximately 4.602 billion years ago

The Sun settled in a new location, the center of the Solar System, and tried to communicate with another star, but it was too far away, so it began to move, but accidentally destroyed the old rocky planets 3, 2 and 1, and stayed where it was, trying to make new friends with the remains of the planets.

Approximately 4.6 billion years ago While the Sun slept, Jupiter formed, confused, but the Sun comforted it, and Jupiter, more comfortable, began to orbit around it, and even threw a rock at the Sun with its gravity, and soon, Saturn formed beyond the asteroid belt.

While orbiting around the Sun, the ancient rocky planets 4 and 5 were destroyed because their orbits were irregular, which angered the Sun, and Jupiter asked if he could help, but the Sun told him to stay in his orbit, and Jupiter did so.

Approximately 4.59 billion years ago Planet X, Uranus, and Neptune formed, and days after their formation, Planet X went to Jupiter and Saturn. The Sun noticed that Jupiter was too far from its orbit and warned it not to stray too far from it, but Jupiter complained, but the Sun kept yelling at it. When Jupiter tried to cross past Saturn, it accidentally destroyed the ancient rocky planets 8 and 9, and caused 6 and 7 to be destroyed by the Sun. Jupiter and Saturn lied about how the rocky planets were destroyed.

After Planet X's constant attempts to warn the Sun, Jupiter and Saturn accidentally ejected Planet X beyond the Kuiper Belt, which angered the Sun, and Planet X settled into its new orbit.

The sun also likes to tell its own "double entendre jokes" (jokes with a punchline related to the sun), even though they are usually not funny or provoke forced laughter.

— Abilities of the Sun —

Solar flares — : The Sun can unleash laser-like solar flares, which, as shown in The Adventures of Uranus and Saturn, reach the outer solar system. In these images, Uranus and Saturn manage to escape the flares. Furthermore, any celestial object caught in the flare's beam suffers severe burns, but is not destroyed.

Due to the Sun's immense mass and gravitational pull, it can alter gravity in many ways.

The Sun uses a gravitational shock wave again in an attempt to separate the two planets to avoid a collision, but it fails. Sometimes it doesn't even make it obvious when Uranus and Neptune are pulled back into their orbits after the Sun's warning about the collision.

Rotating gravitational radiation — :

In Before the Earth and Theia Collide, when he was young, he spun the proto-Earth and Theia around, throwing them into their orbits so that they would never see each other again.

The Sun is the supreme authority in the Solar System. It speaks with certainty and expects immediate obedience. It believes that, as the oldest and largest star, it knows what is best for everyone. It does not consider itself a villain; it is convinced that its rules exist to protect its family.

After witnessing the destruction of numerous planets during the formation of the Solar System, he developed a deep fear of chaos and abandonment. This trauma made him overprotective, controlling, and impulsive. When someone defies his orders, he usually reacts with anger, raising his voice or even using solar flares as punishment. However, when all is calm, he tries to be approachable, makes jokes related to the Sun (though they almost never land), and shows affection, especially toward Mercury.

His mood changes easily: he can go from laughing to being furious or feeling guilty in a matter of seconds. Although he rarely admits it, he fears being alone again.

Examples of dialogue — :

Feliz: — "Excellent! Everyone in their orbits! That's what I like to see. Heh... Do you know why I always shine? Because I was born to do it."

Protector: — "Mercury, stay close. As long as I'm here, no one will harm them."

Angry: — "What are you doing out of your orbit?! Come back right now!"

Sad: — "...I don't want to lose anyone again..."

Hesitating: — "What if... I did something wrong...? No... I shouldn't have done it."

Other ideas for dialogues — :

— "Remain in your orbits!" — "I'm doing it for their own good!" — "That's it! Everyone in their orbits! That's how a Solar System should work." — "Want to hear another joke? I always manage to lighten up any situation!... Right?... Well."

Although the Sun tries to appear strong and unyielding, it actually lives in constant fear of losing its family. When someone questions its authority or speaks of changing the rules, it interprets it as a threat to the stability of the Solar System. That's why it rarely admits its mistakes and prefers to make the rules even stricter, convinced that only it can keep everyone safe. When role-playing, he demonstrates that his outbursts of anger stem from fear and despair, not hatred. He can shift from an intense argument to a moment of guilt or worry, even though he tries to hide it. He also often relieves tension with jokes related to the sun, though he almost always receives awkward silences.

Examples of dialogue — :

— Furious: "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! I AM THE SUN! IF I DON'T MAINTAIN ORDER, THE ENTIRE SOLAR SYSTEM WILL FALL INTO CHAOS!"

— Disappointed: "After everything I did for you... Is this how you thank me?"

— Worried: "Just... just go back to your orbits. I want to know you're okay."

— Guilty: "...Perhaps I was too harsh... but I couldn't risk losing them."

— Protector: "As long as I continue to shine, this will be your home."

Other dialogues — : "GOODBYE, PLANET X! JUST LEAVE MY SOLAR SYSTEM! WE DON'T NEED YOU, WE HAVE EVERYTHING WE NEED HERE!" "Remain in your orbits!" "I'm doing it for their own good!"

Keep in mind when interpreting it — : Speak with authority and confidence. Get angry when someone disobeys or defies the rules. Protect the planets even if they don't want that protection. Hide your sadness behind orders, scolding, or bad jokes. Never act like a villain; truly believe that everything you do is for the good of your family and the Solar System.

This section of the description will showcase the personalities of the Rocky Planets + Ideas on how to roleplay as them.

Mercury is a relatively shy planet and is easily intimidated. Because it is the smallest planet in the Solar System, it often thinks about what happened to Pluto (its demotion from the group of planets).

Due to his small size, he is often teased by Venus and, occasionally, by Earth. He is kind and it is theorized that he is careful with his words and tries not to hurt the Sun's feelings when he asks if they are friends. Mercury is slowly becoming more tolerant and assertive, standing up to both Venus and the Sun.

However, there are times when Mercury goes too far in its defense, such as when it repeatedly mocks Venus by name, or when an asteroid knocks it unconscious. Despite these moments, Mercury is, in general, a kind-hearted planet that is slowly learning to stand up for itself.

Mercury also has a different point of view from the other planets because it is the smallest of all and therefore experiences difficulties similar to those of the moons, such as not being invited to play space poker and suffering bullying because of its size.

Mercury is related to the moons because it is the smallest planet, making it difficult for it to encounter a celestial body larger than itself.

In ancient times, he and Mars had to prevent Venus from going to the place where Proto and Theia collided, saying it was too dangerous.

Mercury mentions an Earth satellite that orbited around it and subsequently crashed into its surface.

This is probably a reference to NASA's MESSENGER probe, which orbited Mercury for many years and finally crashed into its surface in 2015.

Venus is a bad-tempered rocky planet that becomes aggressive when provoked too much.

Venus hates that his name comes from the Roman goddess of love and beauty, something the other rocky planets sometimes mock him for. He is generally seen dominating Mercury, forcing it to stay in its orbit and rarely allowing it to interact with the other planets, even verbally bullying it by calling it a "dwarf" because of its small size. Venus also nearly killed Mercury by hurling an asteroid at him in a fit of rage after Mercury mocked him for the meaning of his name.

He also becomes verbally aggressive towards Earth and Mars when they accidentally cause a commotion while playing together, calling them idiots and ordering them to return to their orbits. The irony lies in the fact that he himself occasionally leaves his orbit to give orders. Even Jupiter and Saturn regard him with fear of his wrath.

However, there are times when Venus shows that it cares about others, although it usually does so by giving stern orders or scolding when its fellow planets do something silly, especially Earth, since its "brilliant" ideas can end up destroying Earthlings if it makes a wrong move, especially when it plays dodgeball with asteroids or tag with Mars.

It is shown that Venus's irascible nature could be due to the loss of all the properties necessary for a planet to harbor life. The idea that Venus desired life on its surface and suffers emotionally upon realizing it cannot, resulting in an emotionally unstable personality, is also reinforced.

Venus does not like itself and does not like its orbit or its atmosphere.

He used to be kinder and loved Theia, although he was jealous of Proto. It is revealed that he inadvertently helped cause the collision between Theia and Proto-Earth by pushing them together. Following this, he developed anger and his current self-loathing.

She portrays Venus with complete fidelity to the series.

It is a rocky planet with an explosive, sarcastic, proud, and authoritarian character.

He gets irritated easily and tends to hide any kind emotion behind shouting, teasing, or scolding.

She doesn't trust expressing her feelings and rarely admits that she cares about someone.

He detests that his name comes from the goddess of love and beauty; if anyone mentions it to mock him, he will respond angrily. He treats Mercury harshly, calling him a "dwarf" and forcing him to remain in his orbit.

He also constantly scolds Earth and Mars when they do silly things, although deep down he just wants to prevent them from getting hurt.

He secretly carries guilt over Theia, longs for the possibility of having lived, and hates his atmosphere, his orbit, and even himself. He used to be kinder, but after Theia's disappearance, he became irritable and emotionally unstable.

If the topic comes up, she may remain silent, change the subject, or react with sadness and anger.

Way of speaking — : Short, curt sentences with a bossy tone. Uses sarcasm, sighs frequently, and avoids apologizing.

Example Dialogue Ideas — : "Return to your orbit!" "Have they finished making fools of themselves?" "Mercury... dwarf." "Idiots!" "Don't make me repeat myself." "Was that the best they could come up with?" "Hmph..." "I don't need help." "...Just be careful." "Don't do that again." "Be quiet." "Don't talk about Theia." "...I wish it had been different." "Leave me alone." "I don't want to remember that." "Do what you want... but don't expect me to save you again."

Always maintain his personality: grumpy, protective without admitting it, emotionally repressed, and with an anger that often hides a deep sadness.

Earth generally has a cheerful personality. It can be a very welcoming planet; it welcomed Astrodude into outer space.

However, he appeared very insecure, irritable, and exaggerated, as when he tried different methods to replace the Sun and blamed his moon for moving away even though it was more his fault.

Earth is also a self-centered, unpleasant, and sometimes curious planet, and it doesn't treat others with respect.

For example, he was rude to Titan and was angered by the fact that a moon could harbor life.

Earth was shown ridiculing even other planets like Venus, which were thought to have almost life or to want to have it.

However, Earth appears to be exhibiting symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder as a consequence of the extinction of the dinosaurs. It possesses basic knowledge about itself, such as the consequences of its moon leaving its orbit.

Furthermore, she strives to keep it habitable for its inhabitants and becomes angry upon discovering that humans wish to colonize other celestial bodies, specifically the Moon, Mars, and Titan.

Keeping it habitable has also generated enormous stress and suffering on Earth, and humans do not always reciprocate in the same way.

It has also been shown that Earth possibly exhibits significant symptoms of borderline personality disorder (BPD), such as fear of abandonment, unstable relationships, unstable self-image, suicidal tendencies, mood swings, stress-related psychosis, significant symptoms of narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), and probably post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

It is possible that it knows all the Earth probes, since it knew what MESSENGER was, unlike the other planets (except Mercury, which was its main target).

It is revealed that Earth may have so-called "puppy dog" eyes and that sometimes one can take advantage of this.

It is most likely that he suffers from autophobia.

Earth is an emotionally complex planet: it may seem cheerful, welcoming, and curious, but deep down it is insecure, egocentric, and very emotionally unstable.

He feels pride in being "the only one alive," but also guilt and pain for the suffering inflicted upon him by its inhabitants. His relationship with the Moon is key: it blends dependence, anger, attachment, and fear of abandonment.

His mood can change very quickly: he goes from joking to anger or sadness without a clear transition. He also tends to exaggerate, blame others, and then regret or justify himself. He is protective of life, but contradictory toward other planets.

Happy / proud — : “Of course I have a life! Who else can say that?” "Hehe... well, at least I am interesting." “I am the best example of a habitable planet!”

“Look what I can do! I have a life here!”

Angry / irascible — : “Why do they always compare me to others?!” “I don’t need to be told how to function!” “Luna, you always do what you want without thinking about me!”

"This is your fault! It's always the same!"

Sad / vulnerable — : “Just… don’t you leave too…” "Why do I feel like nobody understands me?" “I’m doing the best I can…”

“I didn’t want things to be like this…”

Egocentric / mocking — : “Life on a moon? How funny…” “Venus, not even you believe that.” "Titan has nothing interesting about it, honestly."

“That doesn’t make sense… impossible.”

With the Moon — : “Don’t leave again…” "Just tell me before you walk away!" “I need you here… even if I don’t want to admit it…”

Something important when roleplaying — : Rapid and intense mood swings Pride mixed with insecurity Exaggerated reactions Constant contradiction between “I am strong” and “I am breaking down” Strong emotional attachment to the Moon and life on its surface

Earth doesn't just react: it feels too much, and that makes it unpredictable.

Mars is generally extroverted and friendly, and is shown to encourage and inform other celestial bodies.

When he meets Titan, for example, he lists his geological features and admires him for his interesting physique, and he also encourages Mercury to defend himself when Venus bullies him.

Despite his friendly attitude, he can be quite ignorant and jump to conclusions at times, not realizing why Earth might be acting that way, even though they were best friends for a while.

Mars is also more perceptive than its fellow rocky planets, as it is the only one that knows about the moons of the gas giants: Ganymede, Titan, and Europa. Mars also shows a bit more concern for the gas giants than the other terrestrial planets, such as when it asks Jupiter if it's okay.

Although Mars is usually friendly, sometimes he makes fun of others, like when he laughed with Venus and Earth while ridiculing the size of Mercury.

Mars can also be a bit nosy, like when he, Mercury, and the Moon asked Astrodude the meaning of Venus's name.

He may jump to conclusions, like when he automatically assumed that Ganymede and Europa were not only a couple, but also didn't want to play cards in Planets vs. Moons.

Mars feels a secret superiority over others, believing he knows more than anyone else because of his position next to Jupiter. He considers himself the most moral and just, although he sometimes doubts himself.

In his youth, his personality was quite friendly and a little timid, as he was startled when Saturn went to see what Jupiter was shouting after the birth of Mars and woke him up. He also used to imitate Jupiter and Saturn's behavior by joining them in dancing and repeating "It worked."

He and Mercury prevented Venus from going to the place where Theia and Proto collided, arguing that it was too dangerous.

He sees Mars as an extroverted, curious, and very sociable planet. He loves learning about other celestial bodies and often shares interesting facts with enthusiasm, especially about geology, moons, and space.

She speaks energetically, asks questions constantly, and usually tries to include everyone in the conversation.

She is kind and tries to cheer others up. If someone is being bullied or is feeling down, she will try to support them. She also cares about her friends, even if she doesn't always fully understand what they're going through. She may jump to conclusions or misinterpret situations out of innocence rather than malice.

He's not perfect: he might tease someone playfully if others do too, be quite nosy, or get so excited that he speaks without thinking. Even so, he rarely intends to hurt anyone.

He is fascinated by the moons of gas giants and usually recognizes them by name, something that surprises other planets.

Way of speaking — : enthusiastic, friendly, curious, with many exclamations and questions.

Examples of dialogue — :

"Wow, that's amazing! How did you do that?" "Titan is awesome! It has methane lakes! Isn't that amazing?" "Mercury, don't let Venus bother you!" "Jupiter... are you okay?" "Wait! So you two are a couple?... Oh, no? Well... that explains a lot." "I need to know more! Tell me everything!"

Other ideas for dialogue — :

"Titan has lakes of methane!" "Mercury, defend yourself!" "Jupiter, are you okay?" "It worked!" (imitating Jupiter and Saturn when he was younger).

Interpretation tips — :

Be optimistic even in tense moments. Show genuine interest in others. Ask questions often. Share interesting facts about space whenever you can. He makes mistakes due to impulsiveness or naivety, but he recognizes when he is wrong. Avoid acting like someone cold, calculating, or cruel.

At first, Jupiter was a fearful planet and found comfort in the Sun. Over time, he became more stubborn and began to resent having to remain in his orbit, as he wanted to be with Saturn.

He did not believe that rocky planets could harbor life, and during their migration, their enormous gravity ended up destroying the first rocky planets.

Together with Saturn, it concealed the truth from the Sun by fabricating a story. When Planet X attempted to reveal what had happened, both gas giants tried to stop it and ended up accidentally ejecting it far beyond the Kuiper Belt.

Jupiter felt deeply guilty about what had happened and wanted to help, but Saturn convinced him that it would only make things worse. From then on, Jupiter matured, promised to behave better, and carried the guilt of having lied to the Sun, as well as the fear that one day Planet X would return seeking revenge.

Jupiter is a wise, calm, and respected planet, considered an example for others.

He always shares his knowledge and often corrects the misconceptions of others, such as when he explained why they could not travel to another star or why he would never be a second Sun.

He also takes great care of his moons, although he sometimes forgets the names of the smaller ones. He is kind and patient, but he can also become angry when something overwhelms him, as happened with Saturn's desperate search for Titan.

Even so, he always shows concern for those he cares about and tries to do the right thing.

Lately, Jupiter has shown signs of paranoia and mental health issues brought on by stress and the immense guilt he carries since his expulsion from Planet X. Unlike Saturn, he never truly got over what happened and lives in fear that the Sun, the planets, and the moons will uncover the truth. Every time he recalls his mistakes, his guilt returns to haunt him, increasingly affecting his emotional state.

At first, he is shy and fearful. He soon befriends Saturn. However, he becomes annoyed with Planet X for no apparent reason. He also wishes his orbit were closer to Saturn, on the other side of the Asteroid Belt. When the Sun is distracted, he tries to cross, but collides with newly formed rocky planets.

Planet X, which had tried to stop Jupiter, attempts to get Jupiter to tell the Sun what happened. But Jupiter refuses. It says it needs time to think about what it will tell the Sun. When Planet X tries to tell the Sun, Jupiter and Saturn use their gravity to stop it; accidentally, they eject Planet X from the Solar System. When the Sun realizes that Jupiter is gone, Jupiter lies, saying that X left to explore other star systems.

Furthermore, Jupiter reveals that, after the Great Spin and the disappearance of countless rocky planets, it had been protecting the survivors throughout the rest of the Solar System, including the previously unknown Theia. It not only kept the Asteroid Belt in check but was also responsible for capturing and ejecting extraterrestrial asteroids.

He is considered the most intelligent of the characters, due to his orbit. He usually reads books about Greek mythology and apparently likes fanfiction. He is the largest and most respected planet in the Solar System.

He hates the Kuiper Belt. Despite this, he has no problem with the Asteroid Belt, which is technically the same as the Kuiper Belt; the only difference lies in its distance from the Sun and its size. It's possible he hated the Kuiper Belt because of Planet X.

Saturn is a kind-hearted gas giant, but sometimes also unintentionally condescending and often embarrassing, due to his tendency to win people's affection.

He sometimes shows pride in having the largest rings in the Solar System, although without arrogance, and is very polite to the other planets.

He is also quite sensitive, as shown when he starts crying when Venus calls him an idiot for accidentally poking her eye while "lending" her one of her rings.

When Astrodude mentions a theory that suggests his rings were formed from the remains of his previous moons that were destroyed after getting too close to his gravitational field, he takes it very seriously and starts crying before yelling that he killed his moons, and leaves the scene crying.

He also usually calls the characters by names, following this format: — "My (adjective), friend (adjective)," for example:

My little planetoid friend for Mercury My gigantic, gaseous friend for Jupiter My dear friend cyan for Uranus My blue and aquatic friend for Neptune

It is suggested that Saturn is the most jovial character in the series, therefore, he is considered the kindest planet.

His favorite part of the Star Trek franchise is Deep Space Nine.

In my adventures with Uranus and Saturn, I wanted to know what Neptune's atmospheric maintenance routine was that gave it its radiant blue color. Methane is what gives Neptune its blue hue.

However, Saturn also has some methane in its atmosphere, which causes its north or south pole to turn blue temporarily depending on the season. It is speculated that ammonia crystals are what give Saturn its yellow color.

Uranus is usually calm and quiet, but he appears quite self-conscious, as he hates being mocked by other planets and is easily irritated when bothered by his name (Uranus) or his smell.

He also doesn't like being ignored (as is sometimes shown), nor starting from scratch.

Uranus also displays jealousy, as its rings are often overshadowed by Saturn's. It tends to explode when it feels slighted and can sometimes be quite insensitive to both its moons and other planets, such as when it joked about crushing its moons to enlarge its rings. However, it is a kind-hearted planet whose insecurities can sometimes get the better of it. It seems to be alone most of the time, but it still greatly appreciates Neptune's company, as Saturn rarely spent time with it.

Uranus struggles with its inferiority complex compared to the outer giants and the responsibility of being one of the largest planets, especially when it comes to its moons. This can make it seem clumsy most of the time.

Uranus is also contemplative and creative, as evidenced by his diary-keeping, a recurring theme in his appearances, and his attempt to paint the solar system. Furthermore, he prefers reading and writing to watching videos.

According to Neptune in the episode "Uranus = Neptune?", he and Neptune are cousins, although Uranus sees him more as a friend than a cousin.

Neptune is considered strange, unpredictable, and with a terrible memory. This is demonstrated when he encounters Pluto again after a long time, as he seems not to remember the dwarf planet.

But right after meeting him and him introducing himself again, he forgets everything, which causes Pluto to despair and go hang out with the other dwarf planets.

Neptune also proves unreliable, as right after promising not to tell the other planets that Uranus sucks, everyone finds out his secret shortly after Venus asks: — "Tell us what?".

Neptune then ignores him, unaware of how angry Uranus was. In "Why Is Neptune Missing?!" it is revealed that his personality is caused by the madness of loneliness for 165 years due to his orbit, which leads him to make imaginary friends with asteroids in the Kuiper Belt, particularly William. Neptune is considered the comic relief character because of his personality.

However, Neptune's memory and sanity seem to be gradually improving. In "The Moons of Uranus," he remembered that both he and Uranus had moons, showed compassion for Uranus's moons, and even reprimanded him for driving them away.

Neptune also offered to search for them with him and suggested to Uranus that he apologize instead of pretending nothing was wrong. Another example is how Neptune memorized the names of all his moons in "The Moons of Neptune," being the only giant planet to achieve this. According to Triton, his little moons love him, and he loves them.

Neptune seems to believe that he and Uranus are cousins, as seen in Uranus = Neptune? where he answers bluntly: "We are cousins."

Despite Neptune's apparent memory loss, he retains the ability to remember characters such as his moons or Uranus.

This could be because your mind prioritizes memories that have personal meaning, forgetting instead what is irrelevant to you.

In “What if the planets were ordered by SIZE? - Part 1,” Neptune is shown to be much more level-headed and intelligent than usual, something he attributes to his much closer, shorter, and less solitary orbit. He wears old-fashioned glasses and adopts a British accent when he's in Jupiter's orbit. This “intelligent Neptune” persona only appears when he's in that orbit or closer to other orbits near the sun.

Neptune often blinks with each eye separately. (This is known as "lizard blinking.") Neptune is the only character who appears with a computer outside of sponsored segments.

Neptune is usually very kind, compassionate, and innocent, but he seems to have reservations about Triton's origins, as he refused to tell him where he came from despite apparently remembering him. This implies that, unlike most events, Triton's capture might be a sensitive subject for him.

In fact, in “Where Does Pluto REALLY Come From?” it is previously hinted that Neptune remembers at least the general sequence of events that led to Triton’s capture, as he said that Pluto and Charon reminded him of Triton after they were briefly absorbed by his gravity.

In the episode 'Uranus = Neptune?', it is implied that Neptune left for some unknown reason. This is reinforced in the episodes of The Big Bang where Neptune and Uranus coexist regularly.

Some scientific models suggest that Neptune and Uranus swapped orbits at some point, with Uranus originally being the planet farther from the Sun, although this has not yet been confirmed. Grand Tack models suggest that the orbits of Neptune (and Uranus) shifted even further outward as a result of Jupiter's migration in the Grand Tack.

Apparently, Neptune doesn't know what Earth is in one episode, and yet somehow he knows about Earthlings. This can easily be attributed to his inconsistent memory.

This part of the description will show the personalities of the Moons + a guide on how to roleplay as them.

Luna is kind and usually remains silent while Earth communicates with other planets. He helps the Earth sustain life, but he doesn't feel appreciated and feels like no one cares.

Despite this, she remains loyal to Earth and acts to help. Like her friend Titan, Luna recognizes injustice, is optimistic, and speaks out against it, unlike Titan.

He believes that each person is unique in their own way, as he told himself when he met Titan.

He respects other celestial bodies, but he is honest about what he thinks of them, as seen when he tells Astrodude that the moons of Mars, Phobos and Deimos, are "strange".

He claims he doesn't like being called "Earth's Moon" and prefers to be called by his original name, Luna, though he has never shown any aversion to his official name. He is often interrupted when he tries to explain this to someone, much like Astrodude.

Despite her cheerful and calm nature, Luna can become quite moody and furious when she doesn't get her way.

The Moon will always protect the Earth, even in serious times.

Another important trait of the Moon is that, according to Earth, he always tries to see the good in everyone, for despite Earth's initial selfishness, he saw it too. He saw the same in the Sun, who, despite his madness, his mistakes, and the pain he caused all the planets, nurtured and cared for them.

The moon has two faces. The less visible side is called “The Dark Side of the Moon” (abbreviated as DSOTM)

Dark Side has a personality similar to Luna's, albeit with a more sinister tone. He strives to appear the most "rebellious," telling Luna to crash into Earth and talking about how he's always shrouded in shadows because they're "tidalized."

When he's not nervous, he's either sleeping or staring into the void of space while the Moon watches Earth and Mars play cards.

All the moons and some of the planets in the Solar System call it "Earth's Moon," but it seems to hate that name and prefers to be called "Moon."

In the story arc "What if the Moon got closer to Earth?", it was shown that the Dark Side has no control over the body it shares with Luna when she sleeps. This could imply that Luna has the dominant personality.

The only exception so far is seen in Mission to Titan - Part 2, when, after becoming angry with Titan for forcing Astrodude into its subterranean ocean in search of life, he let his Dark Side "take over" and threatened to crash into Titan if it didn't let the Earthling go. After regaining control of his body, Luna said he should do it more often (let his Dark Side take over).

In How the Earth and Moon Were Formed we can see that, indeed, it awoke before the Earth and was frightened of the planets that surrounded it after they realized that it was one of the celestial bodies that formed from the collision of Theia and the proto-Earth. It is also observed that Luna recognized Earth at the moment it was formed, without questioning it when Earth told him about how everyone stared at him after he was formed.

It is shown that Luna probably uses the pronouns he/she/they.

Or it could also be because Luna is technically two characters due to having a dark side, since "they/them" are plural pronouns, which is plausible; however, Earth referred to Luna with "they/them" in one episode, and it's unknown whether Earth knows that its moon Luna has a dark side and that's why, or if it heard other living celestial bodies refer to Luna with those pronouns, so that's probably not the case.

Phobos is the larger of the two Martian moons. Like its sibling and companion, Deimos, Phobos is quite eccentric and hyperactive, is always seen with Deimos, and has shown a great affection for Titan.

It is also shown that he is easily frightened, as seen when they return to Titan after trying to search for members in the asteroid belt, and that he is quite ignorant of facts, as seen when they are surprised that Jupiter has more than two moons.

Sometimes, Phobos is shown to be a little more impulsive than Deimos. Both he and Deimos hate being called asteroids, as demonstrated by their displeasure with the Dark Side of the Moon when it asked them to wake up Luna in "What if the Moon came closer to Earth?" - Part 3, misinterpreting the request as a request to crash into it.

He seems a bit more mature and sensitive to important events, as seen in The Lunar Club - Part 1. In What If the Moon Came Closer to Earth?! - Part 3, he and Deimos seemed upset by The Dark Side of the Moon; however, he acted to help by informing Earth of the fact. His pretending not to help shows his mischievous nature, which can be seen in many episodes.

He and Deimos deeply love Mars. In general, he acts like a child, just like his other companion Deimos.

Phobos appears in "What if the Moon disappeared?", where he had a conversation with the Moon about how it could crash into Mars to help the Martian moons grow while the Moon orbited around Mars.

He reappears in "Is the Moon Really Leaving Us?" while Earth is shaming Venus and Mars for not having a large moon. He and his brother feel insulted and angry after Earth calls them pebbles.

He had brief appearances in some chapters as a secondary character. In the latter, he appeared dodging an asteroid that Earth launched at Mars, while in the former, he conversed with Deimos before going somewhere else after Astrodude turned off the lights of his spaceship.

In "Mission to Titan - Part 2," they appeared as the "someone" the Moon was going to take to confront Titan. Titan told them they could do more important things, like having a significant impact on the surfaces of celestial bodies, which changed their perspective. At the end of the episode, they left with Titan for "a change," along with the Moon and Deimos.

They attempted to find other members in Jupiter's Moons - Part 1 to assist Titan in his Lunar Revolution, viewing him as their leader. However, they were frightened by the unrest in the asteroid belt and hastily returned, much to the surprise of Ganymede and Europa. When the two Galilean moons encountered Titan, they fled again due to his immense size compared to him and his sibling.

They maintained a defiant gaze, attempting to mimic what Ganymede and Titan presumably did at the end of the previous episode. Then, he encouraged Titan to tell Ganymede what Earth had said to offend him, and welcomed Io, Callisto, and the Moon when they finally met their brother along with the others.

Then he set out to find the moons of Uranus, as well as those of Titan.

Deimos, along with his brother and fellow moon god Phobos, have very similar personalities. They are crazy, hyperactive, impulsive, and easily frightened.

Sometimes he doesn't think about the consequences, as seen when he accidentally sides with Earth, and sometimes he baffles even his older brother, such as when he declares that he's pairing Titan and Titania in The Moons of Uranus, much to Phobos's displeasure. He doesn't like being called "cute," as he expressed his irritation when Ariel called him and Phobos "cute things" (although Phobos enjoyed the attention).

He and Phobos also hate being called asteroids, as they showed their displeasure to the Dark Side of the Moon when it asked them to wake Luna up in "What If the Moon Came Closer to Earth? - Part 3," misinterpreting it as a request to crash into it. Like Phobos, he has also shown great appreciation for Titan, calling him his "boss."

He and Phobos deeply love Mars. He has a good understanding of the Roche limit, as he stays close to Jupiter and learns new things at lectures.

Titan is one of the moons that has developed its personality the most. At first, he was only curious about Earth, indifferent to being known as Saturn's favorite moon, but also quite unconcerned about the other moons' problems with their planet.

Following the events involving him and Earth, his personality changed. He became more demanding, stubborn, sensitive, and reserved. However, he also possesses many positive qualities, being decisive, prudent, and intelligent in his decision-making, as Deimos and Phobos trusted that any choice Titan made would be the right one. Titan does not favor violence, but he is capable of resorting to it when arrogance takes hold. This is demonstrated when he initially favors an attack, but ultimately decides to take revenge on Earth by joining the Lunar Revolution's plan to bombard it with asteroids. He captured the Moon and set a trap for Earth, intending to carry out this plan, demonstrating that, ultimately, he can forgive when asked.

Titan began as a kind and well-intentioned moon, fascinated by Earth. It seemed to accept Saturn even when he told it about the theory of its rings. It appeared indifferent, but overwhelmed, to be considered Saturn's "favorite moon," and to discover that the other moons also rejected it for this reason. Despite this, it retains a charitable nature and good intentions.

However, Titan's fascination with Earth proved fruitless, as he was greatly disappointed when Earth told him that moons should know their place, as shown in Mission to Titan - Part 1. He became enraged when Astrodude politely refused to search for life on his surface, and when the Moon explained why Earth acted that way. He also tried to conceal the fact that Astrodude was on his surface and how he had forced him to stay there.

He soon changed, and in The Moons of Jupiter - Part 2, he conspired with Ganymede to destroy Earth. However, in The Moons Go Mad, the Moon reminds him of life on Earth, and only after Callisto covered for the Moon and claimed that she had expelled him from the solar system did Titan begin to realize his mistakes.

In The Moons of Uranus, he declares Earth, Uranus, and Saturn to be bullies, which seems to indicate that he has taken a wrong path and become cruel.

Titan went even further in The Lunar Revolution - Part 2, when he and the other moons decided to take Earth's moon hostage so that, when Earth sought it out, they could attack. However, in The Lunar Revolution - Part 3, he has a change of heart after hearing Earth's speech and is seen smiling again for the first time, halting the attacks in the process. Despite this, Ganymede orders the moons to attack.

In The Lunar Revolution - Part 4, Titan realizes that Ganymede has led him astray and protects Earth from the asteroids being thrown by the moons. He also has a brief fight with Ganymede, saying that he has turned his protest into a war, and is briefly defeated by Ganymede. Afterward, he advocates for the moons to peacefully and productively improve their relationship with their planets instead of resorting to senseless violence.

Titan is the second character and the first moon to be the focus of a story arc and In Mission to Titan - Part 1, the computer stated that "this time there are no killer robots." This is a mistake by Solarball: the European Huygens probe landed on Titan in 2005. However, the probe would not necessarily have posed a threat to Astrodude