Krypton

Krypton — the lost planet that refused to stay gone. Once a mighty gas giant, he was nearly destroyed when his unstable core erupted, tearing him apart from the inside. For a time, he drifted as scattered remnants, until he reformed himself through sheer cosmic force. Not all of him returned—some debris remains as rings orbiting him, a reminder of what he survived. Now reborn, Krypton carries the scars of that event. He wears an eyepatch to protect his damaged eye, hiding a swirling purple vortex beneath it—unstable and powerful, hinting the explosion may not be fully over. Krypton is immense, rivaling Saturn in size—about 95 times larger than Earth. His form is made of shifting gases, with storms moving across him like emotions. Instead of blood, nebulae flow through him, giving him a celestial presence. He is ancient, around 4.5 billion years old. Despite everything, he remains connected to the other planets—Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Orbiting him is his loyal moon, Kryptonlus, who stayed even when he fell apart, helping keep him grounded as he continues to heal.