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What is white dwarf! sol's design? What does it change with the group dynamics? How do the planets feel about the universe dying (as in heat death/big crunch)? :0
I drew it before, here’s what he looks like
Most white dwarf stars have red eyes since they went through the red giant stage. Their red eyes are the only ones left from their red giant days.
They also look younger because they had shed their ‘old selves’ (as well as their memories) in a planetary nebula.
For the second question: All of them know (even the other celestial bodies other than planets) that everything will come to an end someday so they are in some ways prepared for whatever happens.Old Man Universe also knows he’ll be the last to die so he mentally prepares himself when that time comes he’ll be all alone.
Sol’s design throughout the old Planetary Moe comics (2011-2015) to the new series!
A short Planetary Moe comic for the new year! The webcomic will be resuming this year~! Please look forward!

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The PM strips has sunlight/lighting even when Sol isnt visible in the panels. I now headcanon that Sol's present somewhere...like hovering in the ceiling or something like
A June Solstice related strip!
The longest day of sunlight for the Northern Hemisphere and the shortest for the southern hemisphere due to Earth’s axial tilt. It is reversed in the December Solstice.
It also marks the start of astronomical summer and winter for Northern and Southern Hemispheres respectively.