#solarballs theories

[p1aid-scarvs]

creds: wikipedia

solarballs does minimal-ish basic research (ty solarballs discord astro-announcements channel for clearing things up btw) so when the plot gets to theia this is probably gonna show up.

we saw jupiter confessing to causing the collision in wiwrj 3 (i think??), but venus hasn't said anything yet. if solarballs does plot according to wikipedia without any more research and deems this origin as canon we're going to see some psychological effects on venus.

i did more minimal research and venus did not lose its water and ability to support life (?) until one or two billion years after the collision. i think solarballs will link these two things together psychologically - venus feels guilty for the collision, leads to loss of water. guilt can lead to depression, anxiety and a lot of other stuff which can create heavy personality changes that can harm a person.

so my theory here is: solarballs will propose venus' loss of water as a psychological event caused by her guilt for partially causing the theia-earth crash.

im going to go off topic here and rant please step away if you do not like this!! ft: ts my way or the highway

imo not very accurate but i'd like to see this happen. solarballs' portrayal of the planets have never sat right with me, i like to regard the mythological aspects of the planets more, like mars is named after the roman god of war, also known as boom boom time and human devastation, but why is he so chill guy coded??

hc that planets have two forms; the physical (sciencey) form and the metaphorical (mythology-y) form. terrible one, not canon imo, but my brain just found a new topic to wrap around so im rolling with this

also hc that venus is an unintentionally amazing flirt

bye

[centrifugalforc3]

these are kinda old images that i forgot to post here from tik tok

Ist if they take 8 month to fully appear on screen i'll start tweaking

[tea-bruv]

The sun knowing what it's like to speak to a bigger celestial body?? Sun lore!?

Maybe he has a bad past with a blackhole or other bigger stars? Also what's up with people saying 'I hate the sun now'? I don't think it was unexpected of him to banish them. It might not have been fair but he definitely doesn't deserve hate for it.

I feel like he has some kind of trauma of being belittled so he tries to be authoritative. Urrrghhhh I want moreeee

[nightsunecilpse]

I believe the reason why Earth doesn't know about Theia is because no one was allowed to talk about her. In the Big Bang Arc, the Sun proclaimed no planet would leave its orbit, leave, or crash into each other. And before that He was already on the fritz, ready to break at any second. The Sun they have now, though, is already insane. It could be the day Theia died he finally lost it. Theoretically, Uranus also was in a collision, but what he stated before is that nobody pays attention to the ice giants, so he probably had to deal with that himself. The rocky planets, on the other hand, are closer to the Sun, and by basing the way the Sun reacted to Theia's card, it insinuates it's a painful memory. Burning the card, though, shows he does not want to ever be reminded of her.

This is only speculation, but Earth's fear of being alone could be the result of the collision. Venus described collisions as a phoenix. In this case, Earth was reborn, and Luna was born from the remains of their ashes. Theia was gone. The rocky planets were young when it happened and they possibly blamed Earth for it. They believed for years that Earth knew what he did, Socially outcasting him along with the Sun forcing stricter orbits to further his isolation. And those who knew better, like the Gas Giants, couldn't face him for long, leaving Earth feeling rejected. It would've been just him and Luna to keep each other company.

Maybe at some point the social outcasting would've got to him leading him to find a way to make others like him. He must've gotten the idea from Venus or the gas giants but he had set a goal. He was going to make friends by sustaining life. The Earth was going to make a tragedy to a miracle.

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Theory

OK SO I went to the SB theory chat and the topic of Planet X came up (obviously) and the ice giants were brought up too. We started debating on what would happen if they met and if Neptune might’ve even been friends with X and how he might’ve been in the Kuiper Belt alone bc he was looking for X after the ejection. Hence, his insanity. (Credits to Ichiro for coming up w/ that one)

I rlly rlly liked the idea of Planet X having a soft spot for the ice giants- they are similar, closest to the Kuiper Belt, and I don’t think they played a part in the ejection- Uranus likely stayed neutral as a bystander and Neptune might’ve not even known until after it happened, who knows? Regardless, I think the three would be really cool as a friend group.

(Maybe there might be an X ship with Uranus or maybe even Neptune?? I dont know if I’m with those ships or dislike them, it’s just a massive grey area for now cause we don’t rlly know a lot abt X. They be canonized as cousins, or just friends in the show. We’ll see.)

Now, here’s some doodles I made as well! (Pls make X have a soft spot for the ice giants plsplsspl)

[vic-fandom]

GUYS. I CAN'T BE THE ONLY ONE WHO NOTICED VENUS SAYING SOMTH LIKE "you're still in there Theia" TO EARTH???? IM TWEAKING. THIS MIGHT BE NOTHING BUT MY THEORY SENCES ARE THROUGH THE ROOF RN???

I MIGHT MAKE A THEORY POST ABT THIS LATER...

[theballadoftimburton]

Theia is a theoretical planet that collided with Gaea, now known as the Earth, billions of years ago. it’s destruction correlates and is theorized to be the core process of the creation of Luna (Read: not named after the Spanish word for ‘moon’, Luna is the Roman goddess of the Moon, who’s Greek version is Selene).

Theia, goddess of light, in Greek mythology is the mother of Selene/Luna, goddess of the Moon.

whoever came up with that is A GENIUS.

[wolfgirl83wl]

Okay, I think this really needs to be said, so I’ll say it

Earth’s panicked/scared look he gave when they were answering the card on Theia is more than likely NOT because of flashbacks

It has been shown multiple times throughout the show that Earth doesn’t remember anything past the dinosaurs, and there is multiple pieces of evidence that Earth wasn’t the planet that collides with Theia

But, I heard you all ask, then why was Earth freaking over about?

Well, Earth was hearing that his life, the thing he spent almost his entire existence to create, the one thing he believed, and still believes, makes him special, the one thing he is proud about, was created all due to the death of another

If you heard that the reason that something you are so proud of was caused by another’s life being cut short, you would also be a broken mess. And confused too. Cause why didn’t anyone tell him that?

Okay, that’s it. Thank you for listening to my Ted talk

[purplemninja]

My thoughts on the finale of Battle of Planet X, and theories of what'll come afterwards.

So I watched the final part of 'Battle of Planet X', and maaaaaan, was it eventful and emotional.

Earlier in the arc, when Proteus said that he'll be X's friend, I thought X's view on it was basically just 'Yeah, cool, whatever'. Though I feel it happened a bit too quickly, I couldn't help but feel a bit devastated for X when Proteus declared their friendship to be over and felt satisfied when finally saw that in trying so hard to get back at the two who hurt him billions of years ago, he just wound up hurting hundreds of bystanders in the process. And the scene of him leaving the solar system to go to Jupiter and his flashbacks of the grand tack making him realise that he was essentially doing the same thing he was ashamed of young Jupiter for doing (the grand tack), only for the gas giants, the damage their actions caused was accidental, while his weren't, at least towards the gas giants.

I found it incredibly bittersweet that he's the one to tell Jupiter how much the solar system needs him and decides to instead become the Jupiter for another solar system (I've seen at least one person say that Proxima Centauri is said to come back later in the series, and I've seen a couple people theorise that X will join her solar system (if she has one), especially since she's the closest star to the Sun). I also found it bittersweet that Jupiter gave Guillermo to X, as it serves as both an inanimate friend, and something for X to remember the solar system by. I see Jupiter giving Guillermo to X also as a sign that Jupiter will return to the solar system, even when he said before that he'd only go back if the sun wants it, so perhaps Jupiter changed his mind. Perhaps being told to go back by the very person he (and Saturn, whom I will get to) had hurt is giving him the courage to stand up against the Sun again, as he did so when he said that he'd leave the solar system if the Sun didn't allow Ganymede and Europa back when they were banished since he's massive enough to have a gravitational effect on the Sun, and also told the Sun that changing the order of the planets was a bad idea in 'What if the planets were ordered by size?' (Something from that saga will also be brought up again, you'll see what). Though this is extremely unlikely, I hope that there will be a clip of X joining a new solar system as a final closing of his story.

And with Planet X first going to Jupiter before leaving, therefore letting Jupiter know of his departure, hopefully it brings closure to Jupiter one and for all, helping him begin to no longer fear the Kuiper belt or X returning. And I personally hope that when Jupiter returns to the solar system, he and Saturn have an emotional tight hug (somehow despite not having arms).

And speaking of which, now onto the 2 loose ends of this arc currently, firstly with what for me is the elephant in the room that must be addressed: the solar system learning of Saturn's involvement in Jupiter's Grand Tack and Expulsion of Planet X. Saturn was my favourite planet ever since I was taught about the solar system in school, and when I got into this series his character made me like it even more, and even now he remains my favourite character, but I strongly feel that his involvement in Jupiter's Grand Tack and Expulsion of Planet X should be revealed to the rest of the solar system.

The Grand Tack and X ejection were skeletons in Jupiter's closet that have now been revealed which hopefully Jupiter now has closure over, but only a few characters know that those skeletons are also in Saturn's closet too. If Saturn's involvement is revealed to the rest of them, then it may make them more willing to allow Jupiter back in, and possibly forgiving him, knowing that he wasn't entirely at fault.

This might be too much wishful thinking but I really hope that the way it's done is that Saturn confesses to everyone himself by his own choice. He was ready to confess when Planet X first came back and exposed Jupiter, but Jupiter stopped him, and later X was able to use it still being secret as leverage over Saturn. And if Saturn chose to confess it could also serve as some character development for him. Someone made a nice theory that not overthinking about bad things that happened that cannot be taken back is Saturn's coping mechanism, which he also tried with Jupiter by encouraging him to not reveal the Grand Tack or X's ejection. While he obviously had good intentions in doing so, Saturn's methods obviously weren't the best.

And while X was focusing on getting revenge for billions of years, I found someone else's theory that the gas giants also spent billions of years focusing on something - helping the rocky planets possibly gain the ability to sustain life. However, like the secrecy of the grand tack and X's ejection, unintended harm came from this too - by being more focused on helping the new rocky planets, possibly seeing it as a way to redeem themselves of the destruction of the old ones, they were less focused on their moons, hence why they both weren't able to remember a lot of their moons' names, which strained their relationship with their moons.

And here's how I think Saturn's confession could go that also gives him some character development: Saturn is glad that Jupiter's back, but the others are still not sure if they want Jupiter back in, which makes Saturn think back on the harm that his coping mechanism caused: Jupiter's paranoia of X coming back to get revenge, his moons resenting him for not remembering their names, and out bad the fallout was when X exposed Jupiter. And then he thinks back on when he learned about his rings being made of the remains of old moons; Saturn dearly loves his rings and moons, and when he learned of how he got his rings, unlike the other bad things he did, he immediately confessed to his moons. While his moons were justifiably shocked when he admitted this discovery to them, surely it'd be a lot worse if Saturn instead kept it secret too or lied about it. And he also thinks back on how, if he wanted to have a good relationship with his moons, he had to put in the effort to remember their names instead of using his coping mechanism of not dwelling on it, and as a result his relationship with his moons got better.

And so after this revelation, Saturn realises that simply not overthinking about bad things that happened was only causing more harm than good, while being open and honest and not brushing off things like his moons' names was more good. He loves his rings and moons, and made the right choice when learning how his rings were made of the debris of old moons, choosing his moons (others) over his rings (basically himself). Not only that, but when he learned about it he treats it like it is 100% the case of how he got his rings, while other characters bring up that it's just a theory and thus might not be true, showing how much Saturn loves his moons before he got the reality check that he should learn their names to improve his relationships with them. By Enceladus saying that he hates him when he fumbles their names when trying to learn them, Saturn still ignored his coping mechanism of brushing it off, and instead put in even more effort by choosing to write down their names and practise. And this ended up paying off as during the trials, Enceladus and Dione are visibly happy with Saturn getting their names right, improving Saturn's relationship with them.

Overall, what he thought was best wasn't actually best, and going against his coping mechanism of brushing things off yielded much better outcomes. So realising this, Saturn decides to abandon this coping mechanism and helps Jupiter (whom he also dearly cares about) by confessing his involvement of the Grand Tack and ejection of X. Helping Jupiter like he did all those years still, but this time in the right way. Helping Jupiter, revealing the truth to the rest of the solar system, giving him some character development, while also keeping the kind-hearted part of his character intact.

And after his involvement in the bad things is revealed, his involvement in Jupiter's atonement is also revealed. Remember, Saturn always helped Jupiter however he could, including the bad things, but he also helped him in his atonement as well, though it's not as obvious. In 'What if the planets were ordered by size?', after being moved to Jupiter's orbit, Neptune informs the others that Jupiter and Saturn have an orbital resonance that keeps the solar system stable. So while Jupiter protected the new rocky planets and kept the asteroid belt in check, Saturn helped him by keeping him gravitationally stable, allowing both of them to keep the solar system stable as well as both of them paying penance for the Grand Tack and X's ejection. And to stay true to the show also being partially educational, it could reveal the scientific consequences of what would happen to the solar system if Saturn was gone instead, to also show that banishing Saturn wouldn't help the solar system.

And with that, I hope that the others learn of Saturn's involvement in the Grand Tack and ejection of X, above is how I personally would love for it to go, helping Jupiter, the solar system, giving Saturn some character development and giving him closure over the past as well like Jupiter may have too, though it may be too much wishful thinking.

The other loose end that's left is Uranus. He was invested and eager about the orbit and name change that X proposed to him, but now that X is gone, what now? As far as we know, Uranus is tending to his moons (as are the other planets to theirs), but when things settle down, wouldn't he still want at least the name change? Also his and Neptune's relationship has been damaged while X was there, can it be repaired? Will Uranus also get an arc? We'll have to see.

And finally, since she's been named in this arc twice, I suspect that Theia will be what the next arc will be about. How will it go? Well my first guess is that Astrodude will tell it to his son and wife as a bedtime story way before he chronologically arrived in space like he did with the Big Bang arc, the Theia arc serving as somewhat of a continuation of it even if isn't named 'Big Bang part 4 (and onwards)'. My other guess is that Astrodude finally wakes up on Luna, and perhaps he finds remnants of Theia on Luna. And given his tendency to not know when to keep his mouth shut (IE giving Luna the idea to leave Earth for a bit, resulting in Earth going off his axis, tides getting out of hand, and being half on fire half frozen, overall putting the life on Earth in peril. And him revealing the 'Destroyed moon formed Saturn's rings' theory which later lead to life on Earth almost being eliminated by the moon revolution), maybe Astrodude talks about Theia's destruction and some of the cosmic bodies hear him and get curious and suspicious on what happened with Theia, leading to other characters' secrets about it being revealed (I don't know much about Theia other than it being theorised to have collided with earth and some of it became our moon).

So, those are my theories and thoughts, hope you enjoyed reading.

[doodlemcnoodlee]

I’ve been seeing a few posts about Venus, Earth and Mars all having life at the same time, so I wonder if Earth did know but forgot due to another dramatic incident like the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs

Which is my leading theory and was the first thing i thought of and that it could be an accumulation of smaller impacts that happened throughout history. Scientist have also found impact craters that could support it and its theorized that Earth could have had Saturn like rings due the craters around the equator, that later fall to earth during the Quaternary period (it’s just a theory but I love it so much and want to make art of it!)

So Earth did know at one point that Venus and Mars had life but by the time the asteroid killed the dinosaurs any sign of life were gone and from what I’ve found it would have been in the Proterozoic eon and was when the fist oxygen-dependent animals came to be as the paper I’m reading from calls it haha (they included bacteria and blue green algae!)

I really can’t remember if Luna knew either I don’t think he did, but with how focused he was on Earth and for so long it might have slips his mind in the later years as Earth went through so many extinctions and changes, also who knows how close the Rockies were at that point, so who knows:)

It could make sense that Luna won’t remember due to protecting the Earth from asteroids and in turn being hit with them instead so that could help explain that!

I also kinda like to headcannon that both Luna and Earth struggle a lot with their memories due to how they were formed in the current day

[ruffffffing]

butch flag colour picked from venus

[p1aid-scarvs]

THEORY!!!!!!!!!!!!

COSMO MAY TIME TRAVEL USING A BLACK HOLE BACK TO THE 90'S TO RESURRECT THE SOVIET UNION. Let me explain my logic here, if you know the BH video (search it up on the Solarballs Wiki if not) the description says 'This is Dubai. But where are the buildings?' now Dubai's tallest buildings were completed after 1999. Guess when the Soviet Union collapsed? 1991.

This would probably happen during the movie we're seeing this year. Cosmo time travels using a black hole and Astrodude follows him. Since black holes can warp time theoretically it is possible to time travel using them.

If this is correct Cosmo would probably tell the higher ups of the Soviet Union to use SIBO as some sort of weapon against the USA and therefore preventing its collapse.

I swear to god if I am right I will yassify my incoming Earth plushie and no I don't have Patreon unfortunately

Also Alvaro should add some Spiderverse looking glitch things when Cosmo tries to alter the canon PLEASE ALVARO PLEASE (also this episode kind of ate muchas gracias)

[toonjazzy]

Solarballs Theia Theory

Exactly what it says

Okay sooo…Prediction, I guess?

What do we know so far about her?

She’s dead

She was very passionate about having life

And she shared an orbit with Proto-Earth

So what do I think? Well, I really hoped for a Tragic Lovers trope but apparently the fandom doesn’t want that because that would be a waste, Theia is dead, bruh—

But! I thought of another way it could be the Tragic Lovers trope but even more tragic!

Theia loved Earth, but her ambition for sustaining life grew and took over

“Life? Come on, Theia! You’re starting to sound like The Sun!”

Interesting…The way he said this makes me think that she used to be different

And we all know the Sun is OBSESSED with the thought of a planet sustaining life. Saturn tells Jupiter about how maybe the Sun was aiming to have a Planet with life and Jupiter then says “He’s insane”

So with the fact that Mars and Venus both had potential to sustain life in the past, it could be possible that maybe the Sun was pressuring all of them to sustain life. Mercury would be a no-go because of how small he is and because he’s closest to the sun. So it’s impossible for him. Venus used to be in the Goldilocks zone before it moved.

So what I’m thinking is that Sun believed Venus, Earth, Theia, and Mars had potential to sustain life. But maybe Earth was uninterested since he believed it was impossible. Maybe Theia got close at one point and lost it which is why in one memory, he says “It wasn’t meant to last, Theia!” And goes on a rant about how the Universe is Dark and empty and it sounded like he was having an existential crisis—

I think that Sun’s ambitions to have a planet that could sustain life drove Theia to madness and she went too far and lost herself and probably caused the collision as a desperate attempt

I mean look, Earth went missing and what did Sun do? He went on a rant about how ungrateful The Earth is and decided to just replace him with Venus and replace Luna with Mercury so that Venus can sustain life. (I don’t think Sun realizes Venus has no water—)

This also leads into my theory that The Sun probably didn’t love Earth until he got life. If he was called “Proto” in the past (Which is stupid in my opinion) then he probably wasn’t given a name! Planet X also wasn’t named, he told Saturn “I don’t have a name…I like to go by the name of X! Or Planet X!”

If Earth didn’t have a name and was easily replaceable drawing parallels to Planet X, he probably had no care for him. He probably admired Theia more as she was making efforts to sustain life. She didn’t play with asteroids because “What if we were developing life!”, similar to how Earth is now told he can’t play with asteroids because it’s dangerous to his Earthlings. Earth is the one specifically told he has to stay in his orbit or that he can’t do stuff because of his Earthlings. Maybe Theia followed these rules and was isolated from everyone because of it

Maybe her and Proto-Earth were a couple but then her madness messed up everything between them.

Maybe she asked Venus for help but he refused and she said “I’ll do it with or without your help!” And then the collision happened

The official script sneak peeks make me think that Theia was telling Proto-Earth to come with her to settle things, possibly the flashback of the two planets at the Asteroid Belt. Maybe this was where the Collision happened.

The second one makes me think it’s Sun and Theia talking. Sun telling her about how he was alone for millions of years and then Theia saying “There’s something more, isn’t there?”

Maybe he gave her the idea, he might’ve told her about how the Rocky Planets are made from dead planets who collided. Perhaps this got the gears turning, maybe she believed she could collide with Proto-Earth and then they’d both come back with the ability to sustain life. Instead, she merged with him and they both became Earth while the remains formed Luna

Honestly, I think she might actually care. Her ghost did appear at one point and she said “Hello Earth! Look within you…That’s where you’ll find me…”

I think she was trying to give him the answer by telling him how she’s in his mantle since he was looking for her. But it didn’t work and he ended up leaving. Maybe the flashbacks he’s having are her way of distracting him so he won’t leave

But yeah, I figured the whole Solar System is dysfunctional and everybody has trauma and mental issues including the Sun! Who’s to say it wasn’t already like this when Theia was alive?

-Jester Jazzy

[tea-bruv]

Sun being very aggressive towards Jupiter making a mistake.. it's understandable considering he's very paranoid about his planets crashing into eachother but what broke my heart was Jupiter calling sun "sir".

Also Saturn hiding behind Jupiter when he's scared and also mentioning that he's his best friend!!

Jupiturn shippers are literally taking W after W rn

Poor Jupiter has dealt with sun and knows how he will react. And also sun doesn't know that planet X was ejected! He thinks that he left voluntarily, which will definitely come up in the future, I'm sure. We basically got some clarity and all loose strings about Planet X's ejection were tied up. And more than Jupiter I feel like Saturn has something against planet X? He just.. insults him more and is more annoyed by his presence. So he was ready to help when Jupiter asked. But their gravity was a bit too strong, sending X out of the system,

And leaving him stranded :(

I feel bad for X but I wonder how the sun will react to Jupiter and Saturn's mistakes.

I think he definitely won't punish Jupiter for the grand tack, (if he finds out) because that caused the formation of earth! But he will definitely react badly after finding out about X.

Another banger episode, has me hooked!!

[nightsunecilpse]

What Happens to Planets after a Collision?

Looking over the characters that have been in a collision, the results may not be the same for everyone. It seems that being in a collision could be interpreted as bad, but it's one thing for sure: it is horrifying and super dangerous. The top contenders for the collision list are Uranus (Caelus), Haumea, and, of course, Proto-Earth and Theia. For Uranus, it might be his collision went unnoticed, and if it didn't, then nobody really cared. Haumea might have survivor's guilt as he isn't willing to talk about it. Lastly, Theia and Proto were a sort of union between two beings that formed both Earth and Luna. So, to speculate, a collision could be an 'umbra'lla term for destruction and creation.

Venus had described collisions as a phoenix: the death and rebirth of a planet. For quite a while, I believed that Earth was Proto-Earth and that Luna was merely a remnant of Theia and Proto. However, this didn’t explain why he couldn’t remember the collision when Mars and Venus assumed he would know about it. It also didn’t clarify why they didn’t mention Theia, even though they felt it was acceptable to talk about the collision. Additionally, it didn't account for why Luna was excluded from the other planets if he was just a recreation of two protoplanets. From the beginning, Earth seemed to be a distinct character separate from Proto and Theia.

At some point, I had to consider that the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs had wiped away a portion of his memory, and that’s why he couldn’t remember the collision. Yet, this still didn’t fit. Earth was unable to recall anything beyond the collision when Earth still knew about the dinosaurs and his dream to sustain life. Strangely enough, characters like Mars and Jupiter seemed to refer to him as the same planet as before. The reason it's weird is that everyone still seemed to associate Earth with Proto when he wasn't him, at the very least not anymore. The biggest anomaly in this equation was where Luna fit in this story. All of it was all-around odd.

It can't be Earth has amnesia after the collision. Exemplifying why that's the case is because if a collision were to cause amnesia, then Uranus wouldn't know how he got rings. Uranus can still even be considered the same ringless "big bang" Uranus. It would also mean if Haumea didn't know about his collision he wouldn't be insecure about his wideness. Making Proto's and Theia's collision something unique.

What was probably expected to happen after a collision is whoever was the dominant planet would still be consciously intact. The impact would technically kill both planets but whoever wins the psychological battle gets to come back as themselves. The moons of Uranus could just be the fragmented mind of the lost planet; they could also be their own beings, separate from both planets. However, this is different for Theia and Proto as they came back as both Earth and Moon.

Also, if this theory turns out to be true, then Luna has a Dark Side of the Moon because after their collision, they couldn't figure out who's the dominant mind. Or Luna couldn't bring himself to accept full control over their body.

In theory, collision is either a battle for the dominant mind or the union of beings becoming one.

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Theia Interpretation :O

This is how I personally view Theia’s potential character and the lore behind her life/death. I feel like this story also ties up a lot of loose ends like Venus’ loss of potential and his broken relationship with Mercury.

I see this version of Theia as unintentionally manipulative and definitely chaotic neutral, but in the end everything she’s doing is just for entertainment. She doesn’t realize that people might be scared of her for her tactics and her way of persuading them. (The only one she doesn’t “prank” is Gaia, bc they’re too close and she feels wrong for doing it). Gaia is really sweet and caring, generally the angel of the inner solar system. Theia is like his chaotic lil sister.

And yeah, Luna, TDSOTM, and the earth all inherited some part of their “parents”. Luna is kind and responsible, but does lose control sometimes. TDSOTM fully inherited Theia’s penchant for chaos, but like her he still has empathy, and the Earth is caring but can be very manipulate cough Venus vs mars cough

(Alvaro make Theia’s personality like this at least pslpsl I want a chaotic gremlin)