Mine

in the last time...

I think I'll draw the same thing later, only with their previous versions

upside down!

Earth somehow is now orbiting around a black hole’s orbit in the search of theia 😍

Spoiler alert: He does NOT get answers about Theia 😉💖

(Proto and Theia is in the background🥺)

Vearth

Translate:

This is how I actually see a real life Jupiter

с днем земли еппиии не умирай придурок 🌎🌎🌎🌎🧊🧊🧊🧊🏒

uhhh little moon revolution analysis i posted on the sb discord a while ago but i also wanted to post it here methinks

The Moon Revolution was Petty, but had a reason.; Analysis Remake. A remake

Point 1 The life on Earth Is conscious and intelligent, but.. Although the life on Earth Is consicious and Intelligent, I don't think the moons understood that fully. They understood genocide, yes, but they don't understand just how important and sentient Earth's life Is. In their eyes, humans on Earth Is the same as bacteria. The moons didn't realize the weight of their actions, because their vision Is incredibely flawed regarding life itself. This could be because they don't see the true value of humans and don't understand it. This Is 100% because they've never SEEN a human before(expect Titan, and even then, he doesn't understand all that much.) and so, they don't get that humans have the same level of sentience that they have. Let's put it this way. You are being constanstly disrespected by someone that you can't take any action against. So, you decide to take it out on beings smaller than you. This is basically what the Moon Revolution Is. For them, killing humans Is the same as stepping on an ant. ''It's just another bug, It won't make a difference'', this is the way they think of humans. Now, let's say that In your mind, destroying an ant infestation will help you gain the respect of someone. That's what they thought. By getting rid of the ''ant infestation''(humans), they would get the respect of the 'owner of the house'(planets) because they would be seen as 'strong'. The moons were basically thinking this way. For them, killing 'ants'(humans) would be the only way to gain respect, because it would show that they are strong and not inferior. This way of thinking Is extremely flawed, especially since the 'ants' are completely harmless and doing nothing to them. But.. Point 2

Can you really blame them? I do not blame the moons for thinking this way. As I stated In my previous point, they've never seen a human, interacted with a human, and never have they had life themselves. In the end, they were just trying to gain respect. They were just trying to be seen as equal. This was a wrong way to do it, though. But It's not like they don't see that. Ganymede has admitted multiple times before that he thinks that the MR was wrong, but he's seeing it In what Is only ONE of the reasons. He's seeing it as 'wrong' because It affected the Solar System, which Is not necessarily a bad thing, just that It's WAY more than that. It didn't just affect the Solar System, If the plan had gone through, the effects and consequences would have been WAY, WAY, more. Ganymede Is trying to own it up for his mistakes, but he's seeing it as wrong for only one reason; not the many it has. The moons are thinking the MR was wrong In both the right and the wrong way. If they see it as only the consequences that HAPPEND, and not the consequences that COULD have happend, then It's a 50/50 on both right and wrong.

Point 3

Logic and reasons. The idea itself did not make sense, but we have to consider that it was an act of pure desperation coming from the moons. They were most likely being disrespected for years now, and although It wasn't logical, It was a rushed plan because they've had enough. In the end, the moons were just trying to make a difference. Even if the planets did not mean to kill their moons, It doesn't undermine the amount of disrespect that the moons have suffered. Even if it wasn't on purpose, it still made them feel undermined, disrespected, and forgotten. The moons were simply trying to try and change things. It was not a choice to make, especially since Earth's line was basically the last straw. For the moons, It truly showed how much the planets 'disliked' them and how much of an 'afterthought' they are. Uranus' ''joke'' sealed It even more. The moons simply wanted atleast a little of respect coming from their parent planets. In the end, the moons weren't trying to be evil on purpose. In their eyes, it was right.

i'm a multishipper... well, almost

This is how the next Solarballs episode is gonna go

BRO-

soooooooooooo how's earth doing in your human au right now??? is he frozen too???

He go out in middle of the night... On a snow storm... Without a jacket, trying to catch a Jupiter who left with Pluto on a car... 🫠