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1. In “Jupiter is back Part 3,” there was that conversation between Earth and Venus. At the end, Earth said he would find out the truth with or without Venus’ help, then walked away. Venus turned to him and said, “I think there’s still some of you in there, Theia.” I absolutely love that line. It’s really sad and emotional to me (maybe it sounds insignificant to you, but not to me).

2. In “The First Planets Part 1” — which I could honestly argue is the best episode in the arc since there weren’t many great ones — when the asteroid hit the planet and its face disappeared, and then the Sun completely lost it.

3. In the episode before Theia and Earth crash, when the Sun showed its power. The Sun had such an insane aura in that scene, spinning around and putting on an incredible display while separating Earth and Theia to protect them.

4. In “After the Crash Part 1,” the very first moment of the episode, when Venus rushed toward Theia trying to save her while the intense music started playing, the collision was almost unavoidable, and Mercury and Mars had to stop Venus. That scene was genuinely emotional, tragic, and intense. Honestly, it might be the best moment in the entire arc alongside the moment from “Jupiter is back Part 3.”

5. The “Formation of Earth and the Moon” episode was just good overall. I honestly don’t have any problems with that one.

That’s basically it. I do like Theia as a character, but Álvaro completely ruined her character and destroyed her arc.

What do you think ?

Here’s how I think the rogue planets arc will end:

The rogue planets attack the Solar System again because of Earth, but someone warns the planets of the solar system in time, so they all return to the Solar System.

Then the Sun apologizes to the planets and promises not to act like a dictator anymore, and suddenly everything becomes about equality, justice, democracy, freedom, and all that stuff the fans keep asking for.

But the rogue planets still refuse to stop, so the Alpha Centauri stars step in because someone contacted them beforehand and told them what was happening — basically like what Pluto did during the Moon Revolution arc.

Then they start giving some speech about how there’s no real difference between planets and stars anyway, which honestly makes no sense, and how violence is never the answer and everyone should live in peace and harmony and all that cliché stuff.

The rogue planets listen, convince Simp to back down, and the whole conflict just ends right there.

Then everyone simply goes their separate ways.

The end. The kids are happy ( but I'm not )

1. Based on how the show usually works, I don’t think the rogue planets are actually going to stay evil. Most likely, by the end of the current arc — just like every childish SolarBalls ending — they’ll change their minds and become good characters and friends instead of enemies, just like what happened with the moons and Planet X.

2. As for the Sun, I don’t even see him as a villain at all.

Honestly, the only character who had the perfect potential for that role was Jupiter — not because I hate him, but because of his violent and destructive history during the early Solar System. You can literally look up the disasters Jupiter may have caused back then.

That’s why I was hoping Jupiter would turn into an actual villain, but that never happened.

I just hope the rogue planets — or any future new character — end up being genuinely evil instead of misunderstood villains who suddenly become good in the end

What do you think ? Do you agree or not ?