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Pluto's Satellitesby *fir3h34rt

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A bit of fanart for

I'm totally in love with their Planetary Moe but while perusing their gallery, I noticed that while Rosel had Charon, they didn't have Pluto's other three moons. So I asked if it would be alright if I made designs for them and was granted permission. I tried my best to mimic the style in which Rosel colors the planets.

Here's some info on their personalities:

Charon: Considers Pluto to be his twin. Always tries to make Pluto feel like he's apprechiated, but since he hardly ever speaks, his intentions are quite often misinterpreted. Indifferent to the other three moons, he is never seen far from Pluto's company. _{(This is purely me making things up to fit his design. I'm not even sure Rosel has a personality for Charon, but this is what I see him as.)}

Hydra: Younger than Nix, he's a bit of a grouch and will snap at her from time to time. However, he secretly likes Nix and will go out of his way to make her happy but his efforts go unnoticed. He doesn't like S/2011-P1 at all.

Nix: Appears to be the oldest of the group, but Charon is actually oldest. The motherly and protective type, but because of her surface's dimness, she is vague and disjointed in her speech. Hard to read the emotions of.

S/2011-P1: His orbit is closer to Nix than Hydra's, which pisses Hydra off. Nix seems to pay a bit more attention to S/2011-P1, which only further infuriates Hydra. Mopey and small in stature, he is Pluto's smallest moon. S/2011-P1 wishes he was closer to Pluto, so he would have someone to talk to.

Some informative websites on Pluto's satellites:
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