Kepler 22b(Artwork: 3rd June)
Kepler 22b (AKA, Ocealine) is an oceanic exoplanet that might just support life, like Earth. For now, it is uncertain if she has life, but it doesn't really matter for the hippocampus. Ocealine is a calm, easygoing little pony who doesn't fear about the things happening to her system. It's actually quite rare to see her go mad at anything, even at something big. Although, when they did manage to touch her dark side, it's not going to be a pretty sight.
Kelt-9b(Artwork: 31st May)
This little bat was once the hottest, until he was overshadowed by an uncontrollable unicorn who FEARS everything, and now, he continues to burn her down. Kelt-9b (Or nicknamed 'The Vampyro', because no one knows his real name) is a hot Jupiter (which is a little self-explanatory). He is fiery and always irritated, who would burn with envy towards this... unicorn thing, or that's what he thought. The infernal bat swoops similarly to that 'vampire star' and can act a little wild. But hey, at least it's not so close to us.
Gliese 1214b(Artwork:17th May)
Gliese 1214b (AKA Eva, short for evaporation) is a hippocampus who, similarly to Neptune, is a water type. Only this water type boils! 200° C to be precise (But isn't this beyond the water boiling point?) Anyways, Eva is quite cold (In personality) as Neptune, but also as emotional as Uranus. You see, though as stony as she is, the reality is that she is quite sensitive. Whether a star of hers fought for no reason, or anyone talking terribly behind her back, she would feel deeply upset, or angry, or other things. It's just that she doesn't know how to show such.
Hat P 11b (Artwork: 12th May)
This exoplanet would ignite you with interest (And also electricity). Hat P 11b (AKA, Blitz) is an exoplanet with thunderstorms. Earth has them... but Blitz is more frequent and powerful. This blue pegasus is always filled with energy and would show it by flight. Blitz never rest a little... unless it's her star calling to stop the stormy havoc and act like a Cygnus to her fellow celestials.
Kepler 78b (Artwork: 19th August) So, moving to the opposite spectrum now, we have an exoplanet who is close enough to be swallowed or cru...
