Sunday, August 16, 2026

The subPrime Analogs of the Solar System Part 1

By Zuna Ashen 

   This next post will talk about the different names of the subPrime versions of the planets and moons and the central star of our solar system, as well as the dwarf planets. Get ready for a brand new entry that will blow your mind. 




   In the land of Terrania, hidden away deep within the mysterious folds of the Myriadverse, we know there exists a moon named Kalos, that orbits a singular gas giant named Pluvium, which provides all of its orbiting satellites with the distillation necessary to support life. Pluvium is the sub prime analog of Jupiter which is a captured failed star in the sub-Prime Universe. It is one of the five Dynaspheres along with Kronos, Ouranos, Poseidon and the subPrime dominion we know as the analog of Earth called Gaia. 

subPrime analog names of the Planets

Mercury = original      sub Prime Mercury = Caduceus

Venus = Original   sub Prime Venus = Aphrodite

Earth = Original    sub Prime Earth  (Dominion) = Gaia

    Luna = Original     sub Prime Luna = Lunario

Mars = Original     sub Prime Mars = Ares 

Jupiter = Original  sub Prime Jupiter = Pluvium 

Ganymede = Original sub Prime Ganymede = Catamitus 

Io = Original sub Prime Io = Isis 

Europa = Original sub Prime Europa = Ovid 

Callisto = Original sub Prime Callisto = Kalos 

Kalos is the only moon in the sub Prime Universe that has a sub-moon called Ursa.  


Saturn = Original sub Prime Saturn = Kronos 

Titan = Original sub Prime Titan = Titanes 

Uranus = Original sub Prime Uranus = Ouranos 

Neptune = Original sub Prime Neptune = Poseidon



Planet X= Original sub prime Planet X = Sumannus 

Stay tuned for further information on the entries of Titans Foundation.  



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The subPrime Analogs of the Solar System Part 1

By Zuna Ashen     This next post will talk about the different names of the subPrime versions of the planets and moons and the central star ...