Beats Oren: An orange, energetic character and the first beat; he is best friends with Simon. Raddy: A red character known for being one of the fastest runners alongside Simon. Clukr: A character with a yellow appearance who provides rhythmic beats. Fun Bot: A robotic character that provides mechanical percussion. Effects Gray: The main protagonist of the mod's "Horror Mode". Garnold: A male character in a springlocked suit who provides deep effect sounds. Sky: The youngest Sprunki at age 14; he is the only minor in the group. Brud: A character often seen wearing a bucket; he was famously bitten by Simon in the animated series. OWAKCX: A character with a glitchy or unique visual effect. Melodies Simon: The main protagonist of "Normal Mode." He is kind, confident, and loves eating chocolate. Durple: A purple character who is part of the best-friend trio with Simon and Oren. Vineria: A tall, green character made of vines who is often described as a "queen". Mr. Sun & Mr. Tree: Environmental characters that contribute melodic tones. Tunner: A character whose appearance and role were expanded in the "Nightmare Critters" series. Vocals Wenda: A character with a distinct voice; she reportedly has a rivalry with Vineria. Pinki: Also known as Pinkamena, she is a pink vocal character prominently featured in the game's media. Mr. Fun Computer: An electronic vocal character who sings "the song of running and hiding". Mr. Black: A mysterious dark character providing deep vocal tracks.

The Stars and Inner Planets The Sun: An overprotective and authoritarian leader who rules with an "iron fist" to keep the planets in orbit. He can be insecure and impulsive, sometimes acting as a semi-antagonist. Mercury: Often portrayed as a heroic and loyal protagonist. He is intelligent and sometimes more knowledgeable about the past than others. Venus: Insecure and intense, Venus often feels jealous of Earth and dislikes his own appearance. He is one of the few who remembers his traumatic past. Earth: Originally egotistical, obnoxious, and self-centered due to harboring life, he has since reformed into a more friendly planet that cares for his "earthlings" and friends. Mars: Generally friendly and supportive, particularly toward Earth, though he can be skeptical. SolarBalls Wiki SolarBalls Wiki +6 The Gas and Ice Giants Jupiter: The smartest and most respected planet, acting as a father figure. However, his reputation was challenged when his past regarding Planet X was revealed. Saturn: Kind-hearted and endearing, but often unintentionally condescending or embarrassing. He has a habit of mispronouncing his moons' names. Uranus: Chill, quiet, and awkward. He is very self-conscious and easily annoyed when others tease him about his name or odor. Neptune: Often the comic relief, portrayed as "weird" and "random" with a terrible memory due to 165 years of isolation in his long orbit

In the YouTube series SolarBalls, Titan is the largest moon of Saturn and a major character known for leading the "Moon Revolution". He is depicted as a "planet-like" moon with a Southern U.S. accent, famous for being the only moon with a dense atmosphere and sustaining life in a subsurface ocean. SolarBalls Wiki SolarBalls Wiki +3 Key Character Traits & Story Arcs The Revolution Leader: After being mistreated and called "just a moon" by Earth, Titan organized a revolution to demand that planets treat moons as equals. Scientific Accuracy: The show mirrors real science by giving Titan a thick orange atmosphere (though he can partially "hide" it) and liquid hydrocarbon lakes. Life on Titan: In the Mission to Titan duology, Astrodude is forced by Titan to explore his underground oceans, where he eventually discovers a silicon-based organism. Redemption: Though he acted as an antagonist during the revolution, Titan later realized the violence had gone too far. He protected Earth from asteroids and eventually founded the "Moon Club" to improve planet-moon relations peacefully. SolarBalls Wiki SolarBalls Wiki +5 Relationships Saturn: Titan is Saturn's "favorite moon," though he eventually grew frustrated with Saturn's inability to remember the other moons' names. Luna (Earth's Moon): Initially friends, their relationship became strained during the revolution when Titan took Luna hostage, though they have since reconciled. Titania: He is canonically "shipped" with Titania (Uranus's moon), who often acts as the voice of reason when Titan becomes too authoritarian

In the popular YouTube edutainment series SolarBalls, the Sun (voiced by Jack Stansbury) is the star at the center of the solar system and serves as a major character and recurring antagonist. Character Profile Role & Personality: He is depicted as an insecure, overprotective, and often temperamental "boss" of the solar system. While he keeps the planets in orbit and maintains stability, he often rules with an "iron fist" and is feared by the other celestial bodies. Mental State: The Sun shows signs of abandonment issues and emotional instability, which worsened during arcs like the "Planet Revolution". He frequently threatens to leave or reminds the planets that he will one day become a Red Giant and consume them all. Relationships: Mercury: Often considered his "best friend" or "Golden Planet," though the Sun sometimes targets Mercury with puns or solar flares. The Planets: He has a strained relationship with most planets, particularly Earth and Venus, due to his erratic behavior and the planets' occasional attempts to find a new star or revolt. Jupiter: Once a favorite, their relationship soured after the Sun discovered Jupiter's past actions, leading to Jupiter's banishment. Key Story Arcs The Planet Revolution: In recent episodes (February–March 2026), the planets have devised plans to confront the Sun and even combine their gravity to challenge his dominance. What if the Sun Disappeared?: A notable scenario where the Sun "bluffs" about leaving to show the planets how much they rely on his gravity to survive. Mission to the Sun: A major ongoing storyline where the character Astrodude must travel to the Sun to address the solar system's instability after several planets leave their orbits

In the SolarBalls YouTube series, Mercury is a major protagonist depicted as the smallest planet in the solar system. He is characterized as a kind-hearted but often insecure male planet who is slowly learning to stand up for himself against the Sun and other planets like Venus. Character Profile Appearance: A light brown sphere with craters, widely spaced white eyes, and a mouth. His design is noticeably more golden-brown than the dark grey of the real planet to differentiate him from other characters like Luna. Personality: Initially timid and passive, he suffers from an existential crisis regarding his status as a "real" planet due to his small size. Over time, he becomes more assertive, even standing up to Venus during tense moments. Key Relationships: Sun: Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and is often intimidated by him, though the Sun considers Mercury his "best friend". Venus: Their relationship is historically strained, with Venus frequently bullying Mercury for his size. However, they have recently reached a "fixed" status after reconciling their differences. Earth & Mars: Generally on good terms; they have encouraged Mercury to be more confident. Notable Plot Points Planet Status: In episodes like "Is Mercury NOT a Planet?", Mercury struggles with the fear of being demoted to a dwarf planet like Pluto. Tectonic Activity: In "Will Mercury explode?", Mercury experiences internal pain that Earth identifies as tectonic activity, which is causing the planet to shrink. The Moon Swap: Mercury was temporarily reassigned as Venus's moon by the Sun during the events of "The Solar System is EMPTY!?".

Personality and Traits Abrasive Temperament: Venus is frequently short-tempered, rude, and aggressive, especially when provoked. According to the SolarBalls Wiki, he is often the "enforcer" among the rocky planets, scolding Earth for his "idiotic" ideas. Deep Insecurity: Much of his anger is a defense mechanism for his low self-esteem. He deeply resents that he cannot support life like Earth does, and he even admits to disliking his own orbit and atmosphere. The "Secret": Venus is highly embarrassed by his name’s association with the Roman goddess of love and beauty. In the episode "The Secret of Venus", it is revealed that Earth may have used this knowledge to blackmail Venus into serving him. Key Relationships Mercury: Their relationship was historically toxic, with Venus constantly bullying Mercury for his small size. However, after a climactic confrontation in the "The Solar System is EMPTY!?" arc, they reached a "fixed" status, agreeing to put aside their baggage to work together. Earth: Initially "best friends" in the episode "My Best Friend, the Earth!", their bond fractured when Venus realized Earth was only using him for validation. Despite this, Venus remains protective of Earth, risking his life to defend him during the Moon Revolution. Theia: In the Big Bang/Origins arc, it is revealed that young Venus had unrequited feelings for Theia. He accidentally contributed to the collision that destroyed her, a source of immense guilt that fueled his bitter personality in the modern era.

In the SolarBalls web series, Earth (also known as Terra) is one of the primary protagonists and the only planet in the solar system known to host life. He is portrayed as a blue sphere with green continents and white polar caps, often shown with a hurricane between his eyes that formed 66 million years ago. SolarBalls Wiki SolarBalls Wiki +1 Character Profile Personality: Originally depicted as egotistical and selfish because of his "special" status as the only planet with life, Earth has since reformed. He is now a friendly protector of his "Earthlings" but remains prone to occasional bouts of insecurity or arrogance, particularly concerning moons. Origin: Formed 4.5 billion years ago after a massive collision between Proto-Earth (his "father") and the planet Theia (his "mother"). This event also resulted in the creation of his moon, Luna. Key Relationships: Mars: His best friend; the two frequently hang out and share a close bond. Luna (The Moon): His natural satellite and "brother" figure, though Earth has historically been dismissive of moons' status. Venus: A rival/friend with a tense relationship due to their similar sizes and Venus's critical nature. Astrodude: A recurring human character whom Earth interacts with, representing humanity. SolarBalls Wiki SolarBalls Wiki +5 Major Story Arcs The Earth Arc: A collection of episodes focusing on Earth's initial character development. The Moon Revolution: Earth's dismissive "moons should know their place" comment to Titan sparked a system-wide rebellion among the moons. The Earth's Origins Arc (Theia Arc): Explores his birth through the collision of Proto-Earth and Theia, revealing the tragic history he had forgotten. Lost Earth Arc: Follows Earth as he leaves his orbit or faces threats that lead to him becoming "lost" in the outer solar system.

In the animated series SolarBalls, Mars is a primary protagonist and the fourth planet from the Sun. He is portrayed as an orange planet with differently-sized eyes and a personality that is generally friendly, outgoing, and observant. SolarBalls Wiki SolarBalls Wiki +2 Character Profile Personality: Mars is often the "voice of reason" among the rocky planets. He is supportive of others, such as Mercury, and is the only terrestrial planet initially aware of the gas giants' moons. However, he can be judgmental and once abandoned his friendship with Earth because he found Earth's behavior "toxic". Appearance: He is the second smallest planet in the series, featuring a distinct orange hue with ice caps at his poles. Relationships: Earth: His best friend, though their relationship has been strained by Earth's arrogance and the presence of humans (Earthlings). Venus: A close companion, though they often engage in sibling-like bickering or competitions like "Asteroid Dodgeball". Phobos & Deimos: His two moons, who often appear alongside him. SolarBalls Wiki SolarBalls Wiki +5 Key Storylines Terraforming Arc: Much of Mars' focus involves Astrodude, a human astronaut trying to survive on his surface. Mars is often confused or annoyed by the humans' attempts to "colonize" or "terraform" him. The Moon Revolution: During this arc, Mars defended Earth against a rebellion led by the moons Ganymede and Europa. Venus vs Mars: A notable episode where Mars and Venus compete for the title of Earth's "best friend," which ends with Mars calling out Earth's manipulative behavior.

In the animated series SolarBalls, Jupiter is a central protagonist characterized as the "Big Brother" of the Solar System. He is the largest and most massive planet, often acting as a protective strategist who keeps the asteroid belt in check to safeguard the inner rocky planets. Jupiter (SolarBalls) - NamuWiki Jupiter x Saturn (Solarballs Fanart) by HariBearSkins on ... Key Character Traits & Backstory Personality: Generally calm, wise, and respected, though he speaks with a faint Southern U.S. accent. He is deeply protective of Earth but harbors intense guilt over his past. The "Grand Tack" Secret: Billions of years ago, Jupiter and Saturn migrated into the inner Solar System, accidentally destroying numerous early rocky planets. Conflict with Planet X: During this early chaos, Jupiter and Saturn used their gravity to eject Planet X from the Solar System to hide their destructive actions from the Sun. Recent Events: Banishment: After the truth about Planet X and the destroyed planets was revealed, the Sun was disappointed and banished Jupiter from the Solar System. Return: Following an arc where his moons and other planets searched for him, it was realized that his gravity is essential for Solar System stability. Jupiter officially returned to his orbit in February 2025 episodes like Jupiter IS BACK! - Part 3. Scientific References in the Show SolarBalls often incorporates real astronomy into its plot. For Jupiter, this includes: Barycenter: The show notes that because of Jupiter's massive size, he and the Sun technically orbit a point (barycenter) located outside the Sun's surface. Moons: His four largest moons—Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto—are frequent characters, with Ganymede often being portrayed as his favorite.

In the SolarBalls universe, Saturn is a kind-hearted, sensitive, and slightly airheaded gas giant who is often considered the "sweetheart" of the solar system. Despite his massive size, he is portrayed with a gentle, non-threatening demeanor, though he can be unintentionally condescending or embarrassing when he tries to be overly endearing. Key Personality Traits Gentle and Polite: He is generally soft-spoken (using a Transatlantic accent) and very polite to his fellow planets. Deeply Sensitive: Saturn is prone to crying when his feelings are hurt or when he feels overwhelmed. For example, he teared up when Venus called him an "idiot" and sobbed upon learning that his rings might be made of his former moons. Well-Meaning but Forgetful: He genuinely cares about his massive collection of over 146 moons but struggles to remember their names, often mispronouncing them (e.g., calling Enceladus "Ensalada" or Dione "Diane"). Loyal and Protective: He shares a "best friend" or "brotherly" bond with Jupiter and will do almost anything to protect him, including helping Jupiter keep secrets from the Sun. Proud of His Rings: He takes great pride in his signature rings, though this pride can turn into intense guilt or trauma when he is reminded of how they were likely formed. Notable Relationships Jupiter: His closest ally. They often converse in the background and support each other through various solar system crises. Titan: His "favorite" moon and the only one whose name he consistently remembers. This favoritism has historically caused tension with his other moons. Uranus: A frequent companion. While they get along, Uranus often feels frustrated or jealous because Saturn’s much larger rings tend to overshadow his own. Do you want to know more about Saturn's specific role in the "Moon Revolution," or should we talk about his secret past with Jupiter?

In the SolarBalls YouTube series, Uranus is a main character portrayed as a chill, often insecure, and artistic ice giant. He is known for his signature Australian accent and for being the only planet to be consistently drawn with rings besides Saturn. Character Overview Personality: Generally relaxed and quiet, though he suffers from deep-seated insecurities regarding his name and status. He is also an artist and a writer who keeps a personal diary. Relationship with Neptune: He is often paired with Neptune, whom he considers his "cousin" because they are both ice giants. Their dynamic is a central part of the series, often featured in sponsor segments. The "Caelus" Identity: Due to his hatred of the "Uranus" name (and the jokes it invites), he briefly adopted the name Caelus—the Roman god of the sky—after being manipulated by Planet X. However, he eventually reclaimed his original name in the episode The Earth's Core - Part 3, learning to embrace the humor of it. Physical Traits: He is depicted as a light blue planet, often tilted on his side to reflect his real-life 98° axial tilt. Key Storylines Planet X Arc: Feeling neglected by the other planets, Uranus became a "friend" to the mysterious Planet X, leading him to briefly leave the inner solar system. The Secret of Uranus: An episode highlighting his "stink," referencing the real-life presence of hydrogen sulfide in his atmosphere, which smells like rotten eggs. The Moon Revolution: Uranus has a strained relationship with his major moons (like Titania and Oberon), who once fled from him because they feared he would use them to make his rings bigger

Personality: He is widely considered the show's "comic relief" due to his unpredictable, random, and often dimwitted behavior. Mental State: Neptune suffers from severe memory loss and "insanity," which the show attributes to his extreme loneliness during his 165-year orbit. This led him to create imaginary friends out of Kuiper Belt asteroids, such as his notable "friend" Guillermo. Unique Ability: He is the only planet shown to physically shape-shift, a trait credited to his lack of a solid surface. He also exhibits "lizard blinking," where he blinks each eye separately. SolarBalls Wiki SolarBalls Wiki +3 What's your opinion on Neptune And does he need more ... Neptune Solarballs | Astronomy, Neptune pictures, Neptune The cause of neptune losing his mind ? : r/SolarBalls Key Relationships Uranus: Neptune considers Uranus his "cousin". While Uranus is often frustrated by Neptune’s antics, they share a close bond as the "Ice Giants". His Moons: Despite his poor memory, Neptune is the only giant planet that memorized all the names of his moons (including Triton, Proteus, and Nereid) because he cares for them deeply. Pluto: Neptune was one of the first planets to offer Pluto friendship instead of bullying him, though his memory lapses initially made their first meeting frustrating for Pluto. Recent Developments In recent arcs like The Planet Revolution, Neptune has shown signs of improving sanity and intelligence, particularly when in closer orbits where he is less lonely. He has even been seen wearing old-styled glasses and speaking with a British accent in these "sane" states. SolarBalls Wiki SolarBalls Wiki +1 Are you interested in learning more about Neptune's imaginary friends or his role in the Planet Revolution arc?