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Stars
Sun
The Solar System's only star, one of the main characters and a former antagonist. A huge yellow ball of plasma, approximately 4.6 billion years old.

At the beginning of the series, he is a cruel dictator who rules the planets with an iron fist: he demands complete obedience and suppresses any discontent with solar flares. Behind this behavior lies deep trauma and PTSD—in his youth, the Sun was timid and kind, but after bullying from other stars, the explosion of a nearby supernova, and the loss of his early planets, he became unstable. His dictatorship is a distorted form of parental care: he fears losing his "children" and therefore controls their every move.
Redemption Arc: After the Planetary Revolution, when everyone abandoned him, the Sun went mad in solitude, hallucinating Mercury, and then finally set out for his planets, tearfully apologizing and admitting that the planets weren't his. He became a patient, open, and genuinely caring parent.

Arcturus
A star, an orange giant. In its youth, it warned the Sun, Rigila Centauri, Toliman, and Proxima Centauri that a white supergiant was about to go supernova.
Rigil Centaur, Toliman, Proxima Centauri
Stars from the Alpha Centauri system. In their youth, they teased the Sun, which partly contributed to its trauma. Proxima is small and friendly, calling the Sun "little star."

Mercury
The first planet from the Sun and the smallest. A light-brown sphere covered in craters. Calm and kind, but shy and insecure due to its size. For a long time, it suffered from Venus's harassment, which prevented it from communicating with the other planets. It became the Sun's best friend out of desperation—it was afraid of the solar flares, but it had nowhere else to go.

Over time, Mercury became more confident: he began playing cards with the rocky planets, sometimes cracked jokes about Venus, and helped Earth abandon suicide and undergo self-improvement therapy. At the Solar System Trial, he represented the planets, as he understood the satellites—he knows what it's like to be small and humiliated. He prefers peaceful solutions, but is prepared to engage in conflict if diplomacy fails.

Venus
The second planet from the Sun. A red-orange sphere with yellow stripes. Male, though named after a goddess—and that's what irritates him most. Anyone who mentions the meaning of his name paints a target on themselves.

The most aggressive character among the planets. In his youth, he was a friendly and close friend of Theia, with whom he was in love. After her death in the collision with Proto-Earth, he withdrew and became rude to everyone. His aggression is a mask concealing low self-esteem, self-hatred, and longing for the almost lost opportunity to create life. He dreams of becoming Earth, but he doesn't admit it openly.
Versatility: Along with Mars, he refused to join the Satellite Revolution and defended Earth from attack, despite the fact that they were no longer friends. He was seriously wounded. He later made peace with Mercury after the latter apologized for his teasing about Theia. Venus calls Mercury a squeaker.

Earth
The third planet from the Sun, the only one with life. A blue-light orb with green continents. Male, real name Terra. Biological son of Proto-Earth and Theia, brother of Luna.

One of the most complex characters. Initially, he was a brash, arrogant egotist, putting himself above others and hiding behind a mask the insecurity, stress, and pain caused by earthlings. He staged a battle between Venus and Mars for the title of best friend, insulted his companions, and treated the Moon with disdain. He then attempted suicide—he wanted to crash into the Sun, but stopped when he realized there was life on it.
Redemption Arc: Mercury provided him with therapy, Earth acknowledged his mistakes, and apologized to Mars, Venus, the Moon, and Titan. He became kind, caring, and decisive, though he retained a certain amount of arrogance. He is an extrovert. He suffers from PTSD due to the extinction of the dinosaurs. He suffers from autophobia—the fear of loneliness. He is the only planet remaining with the Sun after the Planetary Revolution.

Mars
The fourth planet from the Sun. An orange sphere with white poles. Calm, friendly, sociable, always ready to help. But he considers himself smarter than the other rocky planets (and probably not without reason—he's the most well-read of them all, and understands science better than anyone else).

Earth's best friend: They play asteroid dodgeball and cards together. He was Proto-Earth's best friend before its collision with Theia. He defended Earth from the satellite revolution and was seriously injured. He is afraid of Ceres. He became deeply disillusioned with Jupiter after learning of its dark past.

Jupiter
The fifth planet from the Sun and the largest. A gas giant, beige with pink and yellow stripes and a huge red spot. The oldest and most intelligent planet in the system. Kind, wise, and calm, it enjoys reading mythology and sharing scientific facts with others.

Dark past: He performed the "Great Tack," accidentally destroying the early rocky planets and pushing Planet X out of the system when it tried to tell the Sun everything. Saturn helped him hide the truth, and Jupiter lived with it for billions of years.

After the secret was revealed, he was banished from the system, but then returned and made peace with Planet X.

During the Planetary Revolution, Jupiter renounced the Sun and left with the others, but later repented—burst into tears, saying he had "been in the dark for too long." The Sun used its powerful flare as a beacon, and Jupiter found its way home.

Saturn
The sixth planet from the Sun, the second-largest gas giant. A golden-beige sphere with enormous translucent rings. Very good-natured, yet easily offended, vulnerable, and sensitive—easily moved to tears, but quickly regaining his good spirits.
Its rings formed from the moons it destroyed (including Chrysalis). When its moons learned of this, they became afraid of it. Titan is Saturn's favorite moon, the only one it consistently remembers by name. Saturn has 293 moons, and for a long time it couldn't remember their names, which was one of the reasons for the moons' rebellion.
Jupiter's best friend—he always comes to comfort him when he cries. Together with Jupiter, he concealed the truth about the Great Tack and threw out Planet X.

Uranus
The seventh planet from the Sun, an ice giant. A light blue globe with a small ring. Tilted almost 90 degrees, it's literally lying on its side. Silent, it enjoys solitude, keeps a diary, and paints.

A constant butt of jokes: his name sounds like "your anus" in English, but in the Russian adaptation it's "Usran." He was embarrassed about it for a long time, but eventually learned to joke about it himself. He considers himself "Under-Saturn"—he envies Saturn's rings, as his own are barely visible.
His companions feared him because he jokingly said he wanted to destroy them for the rings. Titania, the leader of his companions, held a grudge against him for a long time, but after a serious conversation about the "cycle" of resentment, their relationship began to heal. His best friend is Neptune, whom he calls his brother.

Neptune
The outermost planet in the Solar System, a dark-blue ice giant. Cheerful, friendly, and never angry. But he has a serious problem: he has severe short-term memory loss. When he encountered Pluto after 4 billion years, he immediately forgot it. He often acts foolishly, without thinking before he speaks—for example, he revealed Uranus's secret without realizing how angry it would make him.

Planet X
A mysterious planet that Jupiter and Saturn ejected from the system billions of years ago after the Great Tack. It wandered alone for a long time, then returned and began to take revenge—revealing the truth about Jupiter to the Sun, taking its place, altering the planets' orbits, and blackmailing Saturn. It was then defeated and left the system. It later returned to aid the planets in the Revolution against the Sun.

Dwarf planets
Pluto
A dark brown sphere with a white "heart" on its surface. Its eyes are of varying sizes and at different levels. It was stripped of its planet status in 2006, after which other planets began to disparage it. It remained lonely and sad for a long time, until other dwarf planets were discovered.

He's made peace with his satellite Charon—they're effectively a double planet. He plays the board game "Dungeons and Dwarf Planets" with the dwarf planets. He's become truly happy and accepted his dwarfism.

Charon
A satellite of Pluto. Essentially, its partner—they orbit each other in sync. After Pluto lost its planetary status, Charon was relegated to the background, but they later reconciled. They are presumably in love.

Makemake
A dwarf planet. A very curious extrovert, he loves exploration and adventure, and easily connects with other dwarf planets. He invents games.

Eris
The most massive dwarf planet. Calls Pluto "the planet lover." Bold and self-assured.

Ceres
A dwarf planet in the asteroid belt. A frightening character—Mars is terrified of it. It throws asteroids.

Satellites
Moon
Earth's only satellite. A silvery-gray sphere covered in craters. Male. Earth's brother—they are biological children of the Proto-Earth and Theia, formed after their collision. The Moon formed five minutes before Earth.
Brave, decisive, kind, fair, and honest. Always ready to protect her friends. She abandoned Earth due to discrimination against satellites and became one of the initiators of the Satellite Revolution alongside Titan, but abandoned it after seeing Titan's goals distorted by the influence of Ganymede and Europa. She defended Earth from satellite attacks, taking the brunt of the blows.

He enjoys reading the book "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress." His real name was kept secret for a long time until Earth named him "Luna."

Titanium
Saturn's largest moon and the second-largest in the Solar System. A pale green and dark orange sphere with a translucent atmosphere, it is the only moon with a dense atmosphere and the only one known to harbor life—silicon-based creatures inhabit its subglacial ocean.
Calm, kind, and sociable, but resolutely opposed to discrimination against satellites. Initially, he wanted to gain respect peacefully, but under Ganymede's influence, he agreed to drastic measures—including the destruction of life on Earth. However, after Earth's speech, he changed his mind, accepted the apology, and called off the attack. He founded the Satellite Club.
Saturn's favorite, which is why Saturn's other moons disliked him. His close friend (possibly former love interest) is Titania. A potential romantic interest, actively "shipped" by Deimos.

Triton
Neptune's largest moon. A gray-white orb with brown spots, it wears sunglasses, revealing bags under its eyes. It's actually a trapped dwarf planet from the Kuiper Belt—captured by Neptune's gravity, inadvertently destroying several of Neptune's early moons.

Self-satisfied, self-assured, and cool-headed, he is the leader of Neptune's satellites. The only one with a mature personality, he acts as an older brother to the younger ones.

At the same time, he's melancholic and pensive, suffering from PTSD due to his capture. His close friend and possible love interest is Callisto.

He is friends with Pluto and the dwarf planets and plays Dungeons and Dwarf Planets with them.
The largest satellite of Jupiter and the entire solar system. Brave, self-confident, narcissistic, and arrogant, it prides itself on its size. It loves adventure and reckless pursuits, often resorting to rash actions. One of the leaders of the Sputnik Revolution, it proposed the destruction of life on Earth. It was expelled from the solar system along with Europa.

Europe
A moon of Jupiter. Similar in personality to Ganymede, but calmer and more reasonable. Skilled in persuasion and manipulation, she exerted a strong influence on the events of the Satellite Revolution, exerting pressure on Titan. Behind her reasonableness lies cunning and meanness. She becomes enraged when Ganymede calls the other moons "baby." She was exiled along with Ganymede.

Callisto
A satellite of Jupiter. Calm and silent, she approaches situations seriously and responsibly. A participant in the Satellite Revolution, she ultimately sided with the Moon and Earth. A potential romantic relationship with Triton.

Io
Jupiter's moon, the most geologically active. Very emotional and active, it periodically coughs (due to volcanic activity). A participant in the Satellite Revolution, it sided with the Moon and Earth.

Phobos and Deimos
Moons of Mars. Phobos is the first moon, loyal to Mars. Deimos is the second, a foolish one, suffering from hyperactivity and mild schizophrenia, obsessed with the idea of ​​becoming bigger. Both are deeply fond of their planet and were upset when they learned of the attack on Mars. Deimos actively ships Titan and Titania. During the Revolution, they defended the Moon.

Titania
The largest satellite of Uranus. The leader of its satellites, one of the few that opposed the attack on Earth. After all the planets left the system, it convinced the Sun to replace the planets with satellites, out of resentment towards Uranus.

Later, after a conversation with Uranus about the “cycle” of grievances, she raised a rebellion against the Sun to return everything to the way it was.

Enceladus
A moon of Saturn. Titan is disliked because it is Saturn's favorite, and it was easy for Saturn to forgive the killing of its moons for the sake of its rings.

Chrysalis
A former moon of Saturn, torn apart by its gravity approximately 100–200 million years ago. Its debris formed Saturn's rings. It has a tragic backstory—Saturn didn't intentionally kill it.

Proteus, Naiad, Thalassa, Despina, Galatea, Larissa, Hippocampus, Nereid and other satellites of Neptune
Most are small, irregularly shaped objects, friendly and adoring Triton. Hippocampus is kind, cheerful, and gets along well with everyone. Naiad is kind and cheerful. Larissa adores Triton. Nereid is close friends with Triton.

People
Astrochel (formerly Cosmochel)
An American astronaut sent into space on a mission with no return date. Courageous, driven, and willing to work tirelessly, he is a good husband and father. After exploring the planets, he develops paranoia—he discovers that celestial bodies are alive and each has its own character. He has landed on the surface of Venus, Mars, and Titan, and flown to the Moon and the Sun.

Astrochel's wife
A kind, caring mother and loving wife. She has long dark hair and wears a pink sweater. She met Astrochel in high school.

Son of Astrochel
He acts withdrawn and exhibits signs of autism spectrum disorder. He enjoys playing with rockets and LEGOs.

Derek Mueller
A popular YouTuber (a reference to Derek Muller from the Veritasium channel). Cheerful, talkative, and always ready to support. He wanted to become an astronaut, but gave up when he saw the mission had no return date. A friend of Astroman.

Cosmo
A Soviet cosmonaut forgotten on the Dark Side of the Moon. He saved Astrochel. His story is told in a comic book. He has an assistant, Laika, a Soviet robotic lunar rover.

NASA
A personified organization. A quiet character who rarely speaks.

Others
Ancient singularity
The state of the Universe before the Big Bang. It told Earth that all life originated from it.

Fundamental forces
Gravity, Electromagnetism, Strong and Weak Nuclear Forces are personified physical forces that the Earth encountered in the subconscious.

Halley's Comet
One of the new characters is a comet that periodically returns to the solar system.

Okro (Titan Tardigrade)
A small silicon-based lifeform discovered by Astrochel in Titan's subsurface ocean. Capable of withstanding extreme temperatures and pressures.

Sagittarius A
The black hole at the center of the Milky Way is also a character in the series.