#solarballs tethys

[solarballsmug]

Woah SMART NEPTUNE!! -twirls my hair-

[victoryfirefox]

Saturnian moons

The nickname of the King of the Moons was not given without reason, hah. So many shades of grey. But someone definitely stands out from the crowd👀

[totally-oliver]

part 3 of making Solarballs pfps

[flaminghelldancer]

Who is Chrysalis? part 2 review

Spoilers from the last Solarballs episode!

I love that Luna is now relaxed enough that he can let that side of him be seen. I mean, he doesn't have to be the one keeping Earth in check/stable, always the caretaker, never the one taken care of kind of thing.

I'm glad that side of the system is finally getting a break (except poor Mars that got dragged into the mess, but maybe we get to see more of his personality from this?).

Neptune is being annoying, but I think is good that we can see some actual flaws that aren't just quirks, it makes them feel more real.

I kind of want to see Jupiter's thoughts on his best friend being accused of murder, given his own past with the Great Tack and all.

Uranus and Neptune are playing good detective bad detective and I'm surprised that Neptune is the "bad one". Also, Uranus's diary being turned into a record of the Solar System, that's so smart! I wonder if this was planned since they were sharing Earth's orbit with that episode that started with him writing in his diary.

Anyways, I think reading a page from 4 billions years ago first was a reference to how they used to think the rings were much older. It was a good detail and they made it "funny" (still don't like how they keep making Uranus the target of jokes like that).

More moon interactions!!! And then again Luna doesn't count as a moon! Please, let him know about the investigation at some point. I really want to see how he would react to finding out that Titan (given his role in the Moon Revolution and that he seemed to be the moon Luna got closer to after it) may had had a participation in another moon's death.

Titan being so on Saturn's side got me thinking that maybe he subconciously knows he himself is guilty and so wants to believe there was no crime. Also, he immediately accused the ice giants of creating drama... I think it ties to how he was the iniciator of the Moon revolution and that whole plot started with a question from Neptune. Now, Neptune is making a lot of questions now and he's afraid it'll happen again.

Triton, having been the one to accidentally kill moons before, must have a lot to say about this. I want a conversation between him and Titan at some point.

Also, let my girl Rhea speak! Girl's only personality traits right now are being nice, soft-spoken and mostly ignored. Let us see more!

Now, about the end, maybe Ceres is the one that knows? I mean, it is the Asteroid Belt and why else would they have included him being creepy in this episode? But it could also be one of the moons... if so, my bet is on Rhea/Tethys or Triton.

Also, maybe MAYBE it serves as a warning that they shouldn't throw stuff around (like Uranus's diary) because this kind of thing can happen (got a page ripped off).

[thelazayzzsartists]

Non-binary-ace-genderqueer group 🩶💛🤍

[azmau]

Rhea, Oberon, and Tethys sort of forming a mini-club inside the moon club, and it all starts on accident.

The trio are known for being quiet and well mannered, but one day when they’re accidentally forgotten they don’t just go back to their planets yet. They play cards in the asteroid belt instead while Uranus and Saturn panic about losing their babies

[asksolardysfunction]

To Ganymede, Titan and Titania: What is your opinion about other major moons of your respective systems?

Ganymede:

Titan:

Titania:

sorry its so late, twas busy (also sorry that this is being posted at like midnight, I just finished)

[toonjazzy]

Young Major Saturnian Moons sleeping, anyone?