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Location of planets and belts (from the center to the outskirts);

1. The Sun is the center of the system around which everything revolves. Sometimes it acts as strict, even antagonistic.

2. Inner planets (up to the asteroid belt):
   · Mercury;
   · Venus;
   · Earth (with the Moon);
   · Mars. There are practically no satellites here - except for the Earth's Moon, and Phobos and Deimos.

3. The asteroid belt (between Mars and Jupiter) is not just a "garbage field":
   · It is inhabited by Ceres, a dwarf planet that is older than all and often frightens planets with its gloomy and confused character.
   · The belt also serves as a "neutral zone" for meetings or ambushes.

4. Outer planets (gas giants):
   · Jupiter;
   · Saturn;
   · Uranus;
   · Neptune. They are surrounded by many satellites.

5. The Kuiper Belt (beyond Neptune) is a distant region where "outcasts" live:
   · The main dwarf planets here are Pluto, Eris, Haumea, and Makemake.

6. Beyond the Kuiper Belt (much further) there are mysterious "orphan planets", for example, Planet X. Which, at the moment, are flying there.

Planet X is a former giant of the Solar System with a very dramatic fate and character that has changed a lot due to betrayal.

· Who he is and his character: It is a hypothetical ice giant that was once the fifth gas giant in the system. In his youth, he was friendly and sociable, but after his exile he became cold, vindictive and cruel. His main goal is revenge on Jupiter, and for this he uses cunning and manipulation (for example, he turned Uranus against other planets).
· Satellites: No. Interestingly, it is the only ice giant without natural satellites (unlike Venus and Mercury).
· Radius: Its official radius in the series is 25,600 km, making it larger than Uranus and Neptune, but still smaller than Saturn and Jupiter.
· Surface: There is no information about the surface, but it is an ice giant, and its temperature is -234 °C. Plus, it has a huge gravity that it uses in battle.

He had been expelled much earlier, and at the time of the revolution he was far beyond its borders.

Here's where he was during that period:

· Outside the Solar System: Planet X has traveled through interstellar space beyond the Kuiper Belt and even beyond the Oort Cloud, the farthest boundary of the system.
· Hiding: He didn't want to be discovered, as he feared the planets would expel him again.
· Satellite Communications: Learning of the revolution later, he took advantage of the strained relationship and convinced Ganymede and Europe to go in search of him.

· Pluto: Radius ~1,188 km. Used to be sad and lonely due to demotion, but made friends with others and accepted himself. There is a satellite Charon.
· Eris: Radius ~1,163 km. The most massive dwarf planet. Confident and adventurous loves to be the center of attention (series "Dungeons and Dwarf Planets").
· Makemake: Radius ~715 km. Peaceful and friendly ringleader who loves board games (D&D). Represents everyone else in the series. Sputnik (named MK2) is available.
· Haumea: Radius ~620 km. Soft, friendly with a calm voice. The rapid rotation makes it oval rather than round, there are rings. There are companions of Hiiaka and Namak, who often fly side by side.

· Ceres: Radius ~473 km. Unique in the Asteroid Belt. Aggressive, crazy, throwing asteroids to keep everyone at bay. There are no satellites.

Character and personality;
Pluto is a very lonely and vulnerable character. His main pain is exclusion from the "gang" of planets, he painfully experiences humiliation and persistently wants to regain his status as a planet. However, over time, he grows, accepts himself and finds true happiness among his "kind" dwarf planets.

Sputnik;
He has a companion, Charon. Unlike sad Pluto, Charon is an energetic and cheerful companion. Their relationship is shown in a particularly interesting way: despite the fact that Pluto is officially a planet (dwarf), the gravitational center is located between them, which is why they seem to "dance" together.

Radius and surface;
Pluto is often shown as a small ball, and its real parameters are played out as follows:
· Radius: Eo's size is often downplayed, and even in dreams, where he is "promoted" to a planet, he is shown to be larger than the Moon (although in reality his radius is about 2/3 of the Moon's).
· Surface: Depicted as a dark brown ball of ice.

· Charon;
Personality: The complete opposite of Pluto. If Pluto is a whiner and playwright, then Charon is energetic, daring and cheerful. She doesn't care about the status of a dwarf planet and lives in a buzz. She teases Pluto, but in a friendly way, and she is the one who often pulls him out of depression.
· Relationship with Pluto: They are not just a satellite and a planet, but an almost equal couple. In the cartoon, this is played up by the fact that their center of mass (barycenter) is in outer space between them, so the two of them dance around the void. Charon seems to say: "We are a team, score."
· Appearance: Depicted as a small blue-gray ball, often with a sly smile. It is much more active than Pluto physically.

From real facts (which the cartoon also plays with): Charon is so huge compared to Pluto (its radius is ~606 km, which is almost half of Pluto) that they are sometimes called a double dwarf planet.

Neptune has 16 satellites, although most appear. Their characters are written quite vividly, despite their modest size.

The main character and "dad";
· Triton (radius ~1353 km): The largest, former dwarf planet. Personality: A smug and cold-blooded leader, but on the inside he is melancholic and sullen. Relationships: To all companions - like a strict older brother. Neptune is tense, he is unhappy that he has been captured, and periodically runs away.

Internal satellites (irregularly shaped);
· Proteus (~208 km radius): The second largest. Friendly, brave and quite intelligent. She loves to listen to Triton's stories.
· Larissa (~96 km radius): A dark object. A distinctive feature is that he adores Triton.
· Galatea (~79 km radius): Can affect Neptune's rings. He is friends with Laomedea.
· Despina (~74 km radius): It has a brown color, similar to an asteroid from the Kuiper Belt.
· Thalassa (~40 km radius): Often quarrels with Naiad (over orbits), Triton has to reconcile them
· Naiad (~29 km radius): Kind, funny, and friendly, like everyone else, she loves Triton.
· Hippocampus: The smallest. Kind, cheerful, friendly, on good terms with everyone.

Outer satellites (distant orbits);
· Nereid (170 km radius): Maintains good relations with everyone, is close friends with Triton.
· Sao: Is on the same team as Laomedea, maybe they used to be one.
· Laomedea: A small satellite in an eccentric orbit, friends with Galatea.
· Halimede: Has an unusual appearance (eyes at different heights), it could formerly be part of the Nereid.
· Psamatha: He loves to have fun, but is afraid of losing Triton and being alone.
· Neso (?): The second most remote, gray-green. He is in a team with Psamatha.

Primary: The eighth and most distant planet, the ice giant. Kind, but very lonely because of the huge orbit - this made him strange, absent-minded and unpredictable. His memory is terrible (he can forget what he met a minute ago), but he remembers the names of his companions. Not stupid - he gets smarter when he is closer to the Sun and other planets. He is not malicious, but sometimes he does unexpected things.

Appearance: Dark blue orb with white stripes and a dark spot, the rings are almost invisible. There is no solid surface (ice giant), so it can change shape.

Size and strength: Radius ~24,622 km. Mass 1.024×10²⁶ kg, gravity ~11.15 m/s² (slightly stronger than Earth's). Attracts objects, but does not repel them.

Satellites: The main one is Triton (captured by gravity, the relationship is complicated, but now caring). Also Naiada, Galatea, Nereid, Proteus and others with faces and characters.

Relationships;
· Uranus is the best friend and "cousin", they complement each other perfectly.
· Jupiter treats him as a strange junior, next to him Neptune is more reasonable.
· Saturn, Earth, Mars, Venus are neutral and friendly, without enmity.
· Pluto constantly forgets it when meeting.
· The Sun is an important figure, but there is no intimacy; Neptune stays in its orbit for the sake of order and friends, despite loneliness.

Uranus has 29, known satellites
of Titanium;
· Personality: Leader and largest companion. Kind, decisive, intelligent, but cautious and harsh. She is ready to protect her comrades.
· Relationships: At first, hostile to Uranus, she led the "lunar revolution", hiding in the Kuiper Belt. Later, she reconciles with him after a heartfelt conversation. A close friend of Umbriel.
· Size: Radius ~788.9 km (the largest satellite of Uranus).

Oberon;
· Character: Timid and anxious, very afraid of Uranus, stutters when worried. Nevertheless, he considers the planet a "member of the family".
· Relationships: Along with everyone else, he escaped from Uranus, but later wants to return to orbit.
· Dimensions: Radius ~761.4 km (second largest).

Umbriel;
· Personality: Does not speak.
· Relationships: Titania's faithful friend and ally. She participated in the search for Ariel.
· Dimensions: Radius ~584.7 km.Ariel

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· Personality: An enterprising, brave and curious scout. She went on reconnaissance to Uranus and Neptune. He adores the satellites of Mars Phobos and Deimos, considering them cute.
· Relationships: Friendly, gets along well with other companions.
· Dimensions: Radius ~578.9 km.Miranda

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· Personality: Irregular in shape, pale pink in color, and very ancient (~4 billion years old). Inspired by the speeches of the Titan.
· Relationships: Along with everyone else, he hides from Uranus, but, like the others, he wants to return later.
· Dimensions: Radius ~235.8 km (the smallest of five).

Also, there are the other 22 small satellites of Uranus, which do not have individual personalities and only appear to observe everything from the sidelines, and rarely interfere with chaos in space. All the companions have one thing in common: initially, they are terrified of Uranus because of his joke that he will make rings out of them.

Uranus (Celus) is the seventh planet, an ice giant.
Gender: Male, and prefers the Roman name Celus (analogous to Uranus).

Character;
· Quiet, introverted, loves solitude, but maintains long conversations.
· Sensitive, insecure, reacts painfully to ridicule and comparisons with Saturn.
· He can be harsh when hurt, sometimes inattentive to the feelings of others, but deep down kind and caring.
· Creative: keeps a diary, draws.
· The main problem is the feeling of being underestimated.

Appearance and size;
· A light blue/cyan ball with a thin ring (much more modest than the Saturnian one).
· It has a radius of ~25,362 km, slightly larger than Neptune.
· It is often shown tilted to the side (a reference to the tilt of the ~98° axis).

Structure;
· There is no solid surface - an ice giant with an atmosphere, layers of water, ammonia, methane and a rocky core inside.

Satellites;
· The largest are Titania, Oberon, Ariel, Umbriel, Miranda.
· Relations with them are difficult - sometimes he speaks thoughtlessly, but later regrets - his dissolute, afraid of him (because of what), and rarely spend time next to him.

Force (gravity);
· Mass 8.68×10²⁵ kg, acceleration ~8.69 m/s² (weaker than Earth's).
· Among the gas giants, it is the weakest in terms of gravity.

Relationships;
· Neptune is the closest friend, they complement each other.
· Saturn causes envy because of the rings, Uranus feels in the shadows.
· Jupiter is an older giant, next to which Uranus feels less significant.
· The earth is neutral, sometimes it helps to soberly assess the situation.
· The Sun is far from it, receives little attention, which increases loneliness.

Saturn has seven key moons that appear frequently. The remaining 139 satellites are referred to only as background satellites.

Here are their characters, sizes, and relations (in the order of presentation);
· Titan (~2575 km radius): Calm, kind, and sociable, but determined. The largest satellite (after Ganymede), the unspoken leader who tries to reconcile Saturn with the rest. Relationships: Gathered companions for the revolution, later reconciles them with Saturn.
· Rhea (radius ~764 km): Cold in appearance, the second largest. Proud of oxygen in the atmosphere. Relationships: Supports Titan, helps to persuade other companions.
· Iapetus (radius ~735 km): Calm, reasonable, fair. It is known for the contrast of the surface (Yin-Yang). Relationships: Skeptical of Ganymede's radical methods, but shares the pain of companions.
· Diona (~561 km radius): Cold, but showing leadership. She really doesn't like it when her name is confused. Relationships: Convened a meeting in the absence of Titan, doubts the plans of the revolution.
· Tethys (~531 km radius): Appears as a gray ball with craters (one eye is larger than the other). Relationships: Appears as the least dense satellite.
· Enceladus (~252 km radius): Short-tempered and proud. He gets angry when he is called "Ensalada" (Spanish salad) and sprays water vapor brightly. Relationships: Actively participated in the meeting, voted for Diona.
· Mimas (~198 km radius): The smallest of the large moons, but strong in spirit. It has a crater like the Death Star. Relationships: Maintains conversations, is surprised by the plans of the revolution.
· Hyperion (~135 km radius): Nervous, unreasonable. The largest non-spherical satellite (similar to a sponge). Relationships: He reproaches Saturn for not noticing his uniqueness.

The rest of the spustniks are there, they just rarely appear and just watch everything from the sidelines.

is the 6th planet from the Sun, the 2nd largest (after Jupiter).
— A gas giant without a solid surface.

• A huge golden-beige ball with stripes and translucent rings. Because of the rings, the eyes and mouth are far apart.

Character
: Kind, gentle, very sensitive and vulnerable.
"He is easily offended by rudeness, he can cry, but he is not vindictive - he quickly calms down.

• Caring for companions, but absent-minded - poorly remembering their names.

Size and mass
—Equatorial radius: ~60,268 km (9.5 times that of Earth).

• Strongly flattened at the poles (polar radius ~54,364 km).
  — Mass ~95 Earth masses, gravity ~1.06 g.Satellites

— 292 known satellites (in the canon of the series).

• Main: Titan (the most important), Rhea, Iapetus, Diona, Tethys, Enceladus, Mimas, Hyperion.
  "Titan is the most expensive, Saturn is terrified of losing it.
  "Lore rings formed from the remains of satellites accidentally destroyed by its gravity.

Relationship
– With the Sun: at first caring, then soured – the Sun became controlling and aggressive.
"Jupiter is the best friend, complete mutual understanding.
– Uranus – we were friends, but conflict and disappointment after the betrayal of Uranus.
"Earth, Mars and Mercury are friendly, almost never conflicted.
— Venus — tense: rude to Saturn, brought to tears; Now they are rather familiar.

Tragedy;
The companions feel that he does not appreciate them because of his forgetfulness. Saturn sincerely loves them, but most painfully worries about the Titan - this is his main affection and fear of loss.

Jupiter has a total of 101 confirmed moons, but many are only quietly watching, and not very talkative and just watching from the sidelines.

The most (a little problematic), frequent who go out satellites ("Big Four");
· Ganymede: The largest satellite in the system. Brave, self-confident, adventurous, but arrogant with others, because of his size. Radius: ~2634 km·
Io: Very emotional, active and geologically active. Periodically coughs (due to volcanoes). Radius: ~1821 km·
Europa: Along with Ganymede (considered by some to be a couple), she was the main antagonist in the Satellite Revolution arc, later redeeming herself. Character: purposeful. Radius: ~1560 km·
Callisto: Calm, silent, serious and responsible. He watches no matter what Ganymede and Europe call business. Good relationship with Io and Triton (some think they are in love). Radius: ~2410 km.

Inner (small) satellites;
· Metis: The fastest satellite in the entire solar system. At first, she is nervous and uncertain, but after receiving support, she gains courage and wins the race. Radius: ~21 km·
Theba (Teba): She likes to play catch-up and have fun. It has a good relationship with other companions. Radius: ~49 km·
Amalthea: Fifth in size. He has a calm and good character. Radius: ~83 km·
Elara: Jupiter misspells her name, showing that he can't remember all of his moons. Radius: ~43 km·
Kallihore (debut): Is on good terms with Europe. He dislikes Jupiter because he does not remember his name. Radius: ~1 km.The

rest of the satellites (for example, Euporia) are not characterized in detail, since they are rather background and rarely come into conflict, and simply, quietly watch what is happening.

Jupiter is the 5th planet from the Sun, the largest in the system. Gas giant.

Character: kind, wise, intelligent. She loves myths, notices details, and resolves conflicts. Patient but paranoid at the thought of the return of Planet X.

Appearance: Beige orb with white, pink, and yellow stripes. There is the Orange Spot (the size of the Earth) and the Great Red Spot (2 times the size of the Earth). It has invisible rings.

Size: Radius ≈ 69,911 km, diameter 11 times larger than Earth.

Surface: no solid surface - cloud layers and vortices. There are green lightnings.

Satellites (in general, it has 115 satellites of Ov orbiting it):
· The most common for the plot;
· Ganymede is brave and adventurous.
· Europe is confident, smart.
· Io is emotional, active.
· Callisto is calm, silent.
He treats them like a father - he loves them, but does not always pay attention.

Force: mass 1.898×10²⁷ kg (318 Earth masses), gravity 24.8 m/s² (2.5 times higher than Earth's). A huge gravitational influence on all bodies of the system.

Relationship with the Sun: This is a rather complicated relationship;
At first, Jupiter treats the Sun as its central star and the main object of the system, but over time, serious tension appears between them.
Jupiter does not like the excessive power of the Sun. At the same time, Jupiter is quite independent and is able to resist the Sun when it believes that it is doing wrong.
And there's an important detail: Because of Jupiter's enormous mass, it affects the Sun so much that the Sun and Jupiter actually orbit around a common center of mass that is outside the Sun.

Relationship with the planets: helps, explains, protects rocky planets, corrects the mistakes of the past.
His best friend is Saturn.

Here are the main facts about it;
· Who is he: A dwarf planet living in the asteroid belt. He considers himself the leader of the asteroids, but suffers from loneliness and wants to be recognized as a full-fledged planet. He joined the Dwarf Planet Club.
· Speed: VERY fast. When attacking, it moves jerkily and quickly. That even the Moon, and some satellites, cannot catch it and stop it. + Using your fast speed and throwing asteroids.
· Personality: He is unstable and unpredictable: embarrassed, constantly with a wide evil and cunning grin, he laughs maniacally and throws asteroids (in all satellites - except for the Earth, on the contrary, Ceres deliberately does not throw the Earth. His strange and embarrassed character was due to many years of loneliness.
· Satellites: No.
· Size: Radius ~ 473–475 km (equatorial diameter ~ 946–963 km). It is the largest object in the asteroid belt.
· Surface: Dark, similar to dry clay with low albedo (reflectivity). Ammonized clays and carbonates were found in it. There are also mysterious bright spots - these are salts, and in some craters - water ice.
· Inside Ceres, there is likely an icy mantle, perhaps even a subsurface ocean.

There are only two of them - Phobas and Deimos;
· Phobos: larger, dark brown, irregularly shaped with craters (one eye is smaller than the other, mouth shifted). The character is hyperactive, a little "crazy" and obsessed with the idea of becoming bigger.
· Deimos: the second satellite, inferior to Phobos in size. His character is a bit stupid, often talking strange nonsense, which is why he is called a fool.

Despite their 'stupidity', they are quite kind, and are always ready to help or call for help.

Their radius dimensions;
Phobos - ~11 km (average radius).
For comparison: from 9.4 km on the short axis to 13.5 km on the long axis.
· Deimos - ~6.2 km (average radius).
From 5.5 km on the short to 7.5 km on the long one.

Gender: male.
Type: rocky planet.
Position: 4th planet from the Sun.
Size: Radius approximately 3,389.5 km.

Character and personality;
Mars is generally calm, kind, friendly and sociable. Dubit helps his friends, is quite reasonable and intelligent (he learns about science from Jupiter), is well versed in scientific things, often tries to stop the Earth when he comes up with some too crazy idea, knows how to support others.
Another important trait is that he really dislikes lies and hidden unpleasant secrets. The truth is of great importance to him. At the same time, he has some contradiction: Mars himself also participated in hiding the truth about Theia from Earth.

Surface;
Mars is a rocky world.
Its surface is orange-red, with lighter and darker spots and stripes. After the redesign, white polar areas appeared.
It has: craters, mountains, volcanoes, a huge volcano "Olympus", canyons and other geological formations.

Does he have companions?;
Yes, two:
· Phobos
· Deimos
They are its natural companions.

Relationships with others;
Relationship with the Sun: Mars generally treated the Sun normally. However, the Sun's relationship with the planets gradually deteriorated: the Sun became more and more controlling and believed that it knew better what the planets needed. At the same time, Mars does not look as conflicting with the Sun as some other planets.
Relationships with other planets;
Very good. Earth is one of his best friends. They especially like to play asteroid dodgeball (although dangerous to Earth).
Mercury: Mostly normal, but Mars sometimes laughed at its small size along with Earth and Venus.
Venus: Rather friendly/normal, although Mars may have maintained some ridicule of Mercury.
Jupiter: Huge respect. Mars considers Jupiter wise and even a kind of example for himself.
Saturn: In general, normal relations are due to the company of giant planets.
Uranus and Neptune: Rather ordinary friendships with other planets in the system.

It is a satellite of the Earth.
Paul: A boy.

Who is he;
· The only satellite of the Earth.
· Often next to her, but maybe she goes to another way as a companion for a couple of hours (not for long, without the Moon, it will be difficult for the Earth), to friends.

· Character and personality;
· Quite calm, quiet, observant, a little anxious, but also kind to others. He is a little withdrawn and lonely, but if he needs help, he is often the first to help, or call for help.

Surface;
All in craters (traces of meteorite impacts).
There is: his "Dark Side". This is literally, his "second" personality, which is coarser and darker.

· There is no atmosphere → nothing protects the surface.
· Size (radius)
≈ 1737 km.This
: about 3 times smaller than the Earth.

· Force (gravity);
Attraction: ~1/6 of the earth's. Everything on the Moon weighs much less.

Relationships;
With Earth: Good, friendly and quite strong. They do not often quarrel (almost never), and help each other like "brother to brother".
With the Sun: Does not interact directly, just reflects its light to the Earth.

With other planets;
To Mars, Venus and Mercury: Friendly, Good and almost without conflicts.
To other companions: Good relations (especially with the satellite Titan), gets along with them, almost, there is also no one not to quarrel with.
To the gas and ice giants: Although they rarely communicate, they are also conflict-free and friendly

It is the most valuable and important planet in the solar system. The only planet on which life was born.
· The third planet from the Sun (located in the Obetal Zone, where it is not too cold, and not hot for a comfortable way to live).
Gender: Male.
· Character and personality;
· Kind, caring, but sometimes stubborn.
· Tries to be the "middle" between everyone
Can worry about others and take on extra responsibility.
He is not aggressive, but he knows how to defend himself.
Sometimes he feels overwhelmed (because "life" is on him).

· Who is he;
A planet on which there is life is its main feature.
In this sense, he is "special" among others.
It often acts as a link between the planets.

Sputnik;
· There is a satellite, the Moon.
Relationships: close, and good. Meadows often protect the earth from classical asteroids. Sometimes the moon can "act on its own," but in general they are related. They are like "Elder Brother (Earth) and Younger Brother (Moon)".

Surface (main feature);
· Water (oceans).
· Continents (land).
· The main thing is People, Life, Nature to live in.
Atmosphere;
Life (plants, animals, people).

Size;
Radius: ~6371 km.Average
in size among the planets.
Gravity (force);
Gravity: medium.
Not weak (like the small planets), but not a giant either.
Can hold:
· atmosphere
· water.
· satellite (the Moon).

· Relationships with others;
With the Sun: We depend on it.
The Sun as a source of life
Relationships are rather, involuntary, neutral and respectful (Although, like others, he does not like her very much).

With other planets
In general:
tries to get
along with everyone Possible moments:
With Mars – Rivalry/friendship, good friends, often spend together playing "asteroid dodgeball" (which, quite dangerous for Earth, and the Moon often protects him).
With Venus and Mercury – there may be tension, but they get along quite well (He likes to watch their quarrels with Mars).
With the gas giants – Good, too, get along well, especially with Jupiter.

Gender: male.
He is the hottest planet.
· The second is a planet from the Sun.
· Character and personality:
· Hot-tempered, aggressive and harsh, especially with Mercury.
· This aggression is a mask behind which deep uncertainty is hidden. He has a complex because he was named after the "Goddess of Love", with his acid rains, and painfully worries that he is a "failed Earth". · At the same time, he is capable of friendship (with Earth and Mars) and even sympathy, especially in matters concerning Theia.

· Satellite:
No, he doesn't have his own companion.

· Surface:
The atmosphere is poisonous, with acid rain, the temperature is prohibitively high, and the surface is covered with volcanoes.

· Appearance and size:
· Yellowish-orange/ashy in color. The radius/size is comparable to that of the Earth.
Radius: 6052 km·

Gravitational Force:
Normal for a planet of its size. It has been shown that it can attract asteroids, and its gravity is able to stop Mercury. It is stronger than Mercury, but weaker than the gas giants.

Relationships with others and the Sun;
· Sun: Complex, with a touch of fear. Venus HATES the Sun, for a toxic attitude towards them, she can argue. But, unwittingly, he obeys orders (but gets angry).
· Mercury: Constantly bullying and commanding him ("return to orbit!"), calling him "pixels". In fact, Mercury is the main "victim" for taking out the uncertainty of Venus.
· Earth and Mars: Friends with them, but loves to criticize (especially their games). Relations with Earth are warmer - he even tried to save its proto-version.
· Theia: A very important figure in his past. He was in love with her and is still tormented by guilt for her death.

Gender: Male.
· It is the closest planet to the Sun.
Personality and character;
· Calm, kind, but very insecure. Because of his tiny size, he has a lot of complexes, and Venus takes advantage of this, constantly humiliating.
· He cannot stand up for himself, he is afraid of becoming a dwarf like Pluto, although inside he can be sarcastic and snap.

Satellite and surface;
There are no companions (because of this, he was even chosen as a judge as a neutral party).
· The surface is a small light brown ball with a bunch of craters and dark spots.

Size and strength;
· It is the smallest planet.
· Its radius is 2,439.7 km.
In terms of strength, it is the weakest of all (Venus easily drags it with gravity), but its feature is its proximity to the Sun. Because of this, on average, it is closest to all the planets at once.
· But, there is an advantage - despite the small height. It is the fastest planet of all (due to the fact that it is the closest to the Sun).

Relationships with others;
· With the Sun: Difficult. The Sun considers him his best friend and property, demands attention and makes you listen to his jokes. Mercury is afraid of solar flares and crazy ideas, he is rather a hostage of this "friendship".
· With other planets:
· Venus is the main abuser, she constantly harasses and humiliates, the "pixels" oblige him. They ALWAYS quarrel.
· Jupiter and Saturn are normal (they maintain its status as a planet).
· He communicates with Mars, the Earth and the Moon, and very well.

Gender: Female. Years: ≈ 4.6 billion years, and in history she feels like the main and most "mature" figure, not just the old one.

It is the center of the solar system.
Character and personality;
· Main, but not tyrannical.
· The Sun feels like the center of the system, which is natural for it.
· Caring, but demanding. He wants the planets to "stay close" and follow their orbits.
· Proud and a little stubborn. It is difficult to VERY admit mistakes.
· Emotionally warm, but her "warmth" is sometimes perceived as pressure.
· She does not like loneliness, so she is strongly attached to the planets.

Appearance and size;
· A bright, yellow-orange round ball that glows. +. rays/flame around it (light).
· The real radius (based on astronomy): ~696,000 km, which is about 109 times the radius of the Earth.
· Within the cartoon universe, her size emphasizes her status - she is huge compared to the planets.

Force (gravity and influence);
· The main source of attraction is that it keeps all the planets in orbit.
Her gravity:
Not repulsive, only attracting.
So strong that without it the system would have collapsed.
In addition to gravity: Gives light and heat → without it,
planets are "dead" (especially Earth).
It can be too intense if it "overheats" or presses.

Relationship with planets (before the split)
As a parent or group leader.
He considers the planets "his own".
Different relationships with each:
With the closest ones – more tense (due to heat and pressure).
With distant ones, they are colder and more detached.
Problem:
She doesn't always understand boundaries – her concern turns into control.
Planets:
· They constantly feel pressure and lack of freedom.

In short;
The Sun is a strong, warm, but VERY complex center of the system:
· It gives life and creates wild pressure at the same time. It is this contradiction that later leads to a conflict with the planets.