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Which Solarballs Battle was your Favorite?

I think I like the Planet revolution battle we the best. The Moon revolution was kinda mediocre. It wasn’t really actions against the moons, just protecting earth and how it ended. It was also pretty bad. The battle of X is kind of the same thing, but it had more and the moons tried more harder to defeat X again and they could’ve fought more. The Planet Revolution was my favorite because it worked a little bit better although it wasn’t like whole entire war but just defeating the sun and trying to save the planets. I guarantee for the battle that happens at the end of this arc will probably be the greatest.

u/KamIsLit30 — 1 day ago

I've seen some people ship SIMP x WISE and such (not against It, ship what you want) and RAAH the woke radical agenda must be upheld! Behold the yuri!

This is a shitpost and if I see people actually being assholes about ships you're getting a mattarello in the head

u/NotComunistrusi — 1 day ago

Nothing would have happened if Jupiter obeyed its orbit and didn't kill the rocky planets

If that were the case, X wouldn't have told the Sun, and therefore wouldn't have been removed from the solar system, and therefore would never have met the rogue planets.

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u/Forward_Land2168 — 1 day ago

Jupiter Makes A Deal!

A long awaited and anticipated conversation finally happens between the Sun and his first planet. Will it go well?

u/Greedy_Ad_8196 — 2 days ago

Am I the only one who didnt know that the 'rouge planets' in solar balls existed irl??

I dont know if it is just me but I thought that the rouge planets in the show were fictonal planets like Theia and Planet X. But today when i was bored at college I checked irl rouge planets and...all of the rouge planets explicitly named in solarballs EXIST IN REAL LIFE. I do not know if this is a secret hint in solarballs that I just discovered, or if im geniuenley a dummy and I im the only one in the community who didnt know about this, but either way....its uncanny to think the rouge planets in solarballs exist irl.

u/ThinkPisza — 2 days ago

At least TADC fans know how we feel whenever an episode from Patreon is leaked

u/MixelFan95 — 2 days ago

Okay this is just hilariously inaccurate

This is the Solarballs Wiki image for L 98-59 d, and as someone who does a lot of stuff about this planet, I need to rant.

Why is there a giant global ocean of what looks like water (could be liquid cobalt for all i know)? Unless magma is somehow blue, this is wildly inaccurate as it has a near global magma ocean, and liquid water technically is possible because of the insane pressures but nowhere near this scale.
Im not going to get into atmosphere stuff, because its inconsistent. All I'll say is L 98-59 d has an atmosphere that is likely much thicker than venus's, and its loaded with Sulfur Dioxide.
Secondly, those landmasses are a bit big for the planet, as it likely has 99% of its surface magma.

u/Brilliant_Custard534 — 2 days ago

The ending of 'The Planets Against The Sun'

I know this episode came out 2 months ago, but still, I can't stop watching this scene ever since the episode first premiered. More people need to talk about Jack Stansbury's performance during Sun's breakdown. The Sun's voice genuinely sounds like he's having a breakdown and/or is at the edge of crying. While I do think the Sun's downfall was justified, I literally get teary eyed everytime I replay this scene.

u/FriesWithAwsomeSauce — 3 days ago

I’m probably one of the biggest haters of the Theia arc, but that doesn’t change the fact that it still had some beautiful, emotional, sad, and impactful moments (even if that still doesn’t save the arc for me).

  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 ?

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u/Just_Classroom4919 — 3 days ago

Okay, I’ve Got a Rogue Planet Theory

Alright, so, I was thinking about the Grand Tack Survivors and thought it was weird how the Rogue Planet Kingdom existed back then. The survivors all had to have been found 4.5 billion years ago (and even if not, there had to have been somebody paying attention to the Solar System to know what happened immediately after the Grand Tack and tell the survivors), but most of the leaders aren’t old enough to have been around back then. Simp is 250 million years old at most, 6 million for OTS, and PSO is 26 million.

This means that Simp did not found the Rogue Planet Kingdom and that somebody was the leader before her. This raises obvious questions. Who was in charge before her? What happened to them? Why is she now in charge?

My theory is that Simp either killed the previous leader of the Rogue Planets, or she usurped them and made them her subordinate. I’ve got thoughts on both scenarios.

*1: She killed the previous leader and took over.*
Isn’t it WEIRD that there is barely any diversity in leadership? Everyone who has a position of power (as far as we know), except for maybe Ogle, is a brown dwarf. That’s weird. Why aren’t there any mini-Neptunes? Super-Jupiters? Sub-Earths (I guess Ogle could be argued to fit in this category, though)? Binary planets? Moons (we know they do accept moons into their ranks)? Dwarf-Planets? Cthonian planets? Former hot Jupiters? Super-Puffs? How can the leaders of the Rogue Kingdom (80% of whom aren’t even planets) ever hope to understand and fairly represent all these different groups? They can’t. And I think that was the intention.
Maybe, in the past, there was more representation. But after Simp got rid of the previous leader, she became a dictator and made it so pretty much everyone in power would be celestial bodies like her.

*2: She usurped the previous leader and now they work for her.*
Okay, so back when I was talking about the rogue planet ages, I conspicuously omitted Wise and Ogle’s. The reason for this is because they’re the only two who could have possibly been alive 4.5 billion years ago. Wise is 1-10 billion years old and nobody knows how old Ogle is. So, what if one of them was in charge before Simp came along? Ogle being in charge previously would explain why he’s even near the same level of prestige as the other leaders despite not being a brown dwarf, and Wise being the previous leader could explain why he feels so conflicted a lot of the time. Maybe he’s more loyal to his previous subordinates and follows Simp’s orders in order to keep them all safe.

Either way, the plausibility of this happening comes down to if the writers would write Simp that way, and honestly, I’m not sure. Redemption is a big theme in SolarBalls, and if Simp was written like this, then she may be straying too far into the category of ‘pure evil’. Once Simp is irredeemable, there isn’t a perfect way to deal with her. If she’s killed, then the show will misalign with reality. If she gets chucked into the void of space by the Sun, then she can just come back in a few billion years when he’s dead. She’s got until the heat death of the universe and beyond to get her revenge on any surviving planets who she thinks have wronged her. Maybe the writers will surprise me, though. Who knows.

But hey, that’s just a theory. A SolarBalls theory! Thanks for reading.

TLDR: Simp is a dictator who usurped the previous leader of the rogue planets.

u/Vanilla_lcecream — 3 days ago

Which solarballs character had the worst injury?

Probably mercury because he looks pretty dead 😳.
BUT Charon had her injury from April until August. So that MAY be worse in my opinion

u/KamIsLit30 — 3 days ago