are there any romantic couples in your universe?
Yep! And sometimes I don't even know what to call their relationship. I will list some of them down!
Pluto x Charon: Healthiest Relationship
These two have the healthiest relationship: and it is the reason why Pluto seems okay being "demoted" to a dwarf planet. Being "demoted" meant he was among similar people, and also he had more time to be with Charon (and the rest of the moons!). Pluto also believed all the planets had too much drama for him that he prefers this quieter life with the dwarf planets.
Earth x Moon: Deep-Seated Trauma
(old art from 2015)
While Earth and Moon have the healthiest relationship in terms of friendship, the same cannot be said for entering a romantic one. Earth still seems traumatised by the events of Theia. It seems like he wants to keep it a friendship so that nothing like that ever happened again, even if Moon wants to give it a go to make the most of the next billion years.
Jupiter x Saturn: It's Complicated
The two definitely like each other since childhood; even if Jupiter seemed to have unrequited feelings for someone else at first. What currently complicates things is a mixture of being busy with their duties and not having sorted out their own emotional baggage.
To this day, Jupiter diligently does his duties in a vain attempt to "redeem himself" (though he believes he's not worthy of redemption), and Saturn still mourns his moons and any other celestial body that may have died under his own rule as a planet.
Sun and Mercury: Deep Bond
A bonus! While I could not confirm whether they are romantic or not, they have potential to have a healthy one. Both are willing to support each other outside of their societal status (emperor and messenger), and they are said to confide in each other in a way they don't towards other people. In fact, Mercury seems to regret not being as big and strong as Jupiter so that he could properly defend Sun if he needs to.
Mercury seems to have a crush on Sun, but Sun's affection towards Mercury seems unclear whether he sees it as platonic or romantic.
