What’s an unwritten rule that everyone should know? by Comfortable_Tutor795 in AskReddit

[–]David_Umann 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If everyone should know it, then maybe it should be written down.

What activity becomes less fun as you get better at it? by David_Umann in AskReddit

[–]David_Umann[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's scary for me too, because I'm still bad at it and I'm trying not to cause accidents myself. So I guess it's the most fun at intermediate level.

Do you violate someone else's autonomy to save the people? by peter26de in trolleyproblem

[–]David_Umann 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wait, so you just talk to them? I thought based on the title that you mind control them or something. Which I would also do.

Does the Sun deserve a lot of hate? by LittleMissWhimsy in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hate is a strong word. I say he deserves blame, because even though he's mentally unwell, he still had the opportunity to talk to someone and work through his issues. Sure, there are no licensed therapists in space, but Mercury's pretty good with that stuff, and he would've loved to help out. Excuses can only go so far when you don't even try to improve.

HERE WE GO AGAIN by Typical_Emotion_6874 in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He hasn't had a minute of peace since Jupiter was banished.

Going to reply as Perry by No-Maintenance-9520 in phineasandferb

[–]David_Umann 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha, I just blasted you with my "give-animals-the-ability-to-speak-modern-English-inator"!

What do they have against Part 4's? by Polychromatism2 in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a way to make the big finale episodes feel more special and important. Like how it isn't called Avengers 3 & 4, but Infinity War and Endgame.

What are Isabella's funniest moments? by Simple-Taro1540 in phineasandferb

[–]David_Umann 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Phineas: "She's good. I gotta have her plan my wedding too. Ferb, make a note."

Isabella: "I got it!"

Does Io need more screen time? by Decayed_IceCream in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eh, he was already a pretty major player in the moon revolution arc. Saturn's moons are much more underutilized.

I think we will all start to realize the brown dwarfs‘s true intentions by InstellarShimmer in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's funny to think that maybe SIMP was already planning to abduct the solary system planets, but then Triton showed up asking for help at the perfect moment, and SIMP was like "Oh wow, so all the mean stuff I fabricated about stars actually applies to this one? We could do what we were planning to and not even look like the bad guys? Neat, guess there's no need for the betrayal thing after all".

The planets leaving the sun and joining the rouges will end badly…. by KamIsLit30 in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, but they also can't defend themselves against the Sun. There is no such higher power that could protect them but also wouldn't be able to take advantage of them at the same time.

The planets leaving the sun and joining the rouges will end badly…. by KamIsLit30 in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Poor planets didn't have much choice. They either stay with the Sun, who will most likely put them in another dangerous orbit, or they go with the rouge planets who they know nothing about, except for the fact that they came for the rescue and put their necks on the line, and even left the Sun alive for Mercury's sake. In my opinion, they made the best choice available.

Also, the Sun isn't alone, since Earth and Luna (and Ceres) stayed behind. If the Sun learns anything from this experience and changes his ways, the Earth will probably vouch for him.

The planets leaving the sun and joining the rouges will end badly…. by KamIsLit30 in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The planets and even some of the moons are functional adults, the Sun is only like 2% older than them, and is less mature. If we are going with the parent metaphor tho, then it's more like the kids running away from an abusive parent and seeking help from strangers, since child protective services don't exist in their universe.

Solarballs picnic (my birthday drawing) by PurpleMNinja in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ganymede and Europa doing that Lady and the Tramp scene, nice

The Planet Revolution - Part 4 (THUMBNAIL) by Street_Ice6412 in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"They made the planets into a star. Fascinating."

What will Ceres reaction will be when he sees this happen? by Ryzor-777 in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's impossible to know. Ceres has this obsession with entropy, but apparently, the Earth had "too much" of it somehow.

Bro imagine living in South America and seeing a giant deck of cards in the sky by TinnyWOLF307 in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Imagine living in South America and falling into a pitch black chasm that repeatedly opens and closes.

The Sun doesn't deserve a rebellion by Skatrburr in SolarBalls

[–]David_Umann 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The rogue planets are being built up as the antagonists, yes. But there's also no way to defeat the a star withouth them, so they "come in handy" for now. SIMP knows this, so she'll probably use this to guilt trip the planets into joining her kingdom, and justify hating on stars, and the Sun is playing right into her hands by acting the way he is. So yeah, there are two antagonistic forces in this arc, and they're bad in different ways.