Nebula

Nebula is a 2013-2017 webcomic created by the artist group, Ghostfruits. It features Earth as the protagonist and much of the main solar system as major characters, including Pluto, but also features an antagonist known as Black Hole. A notable aspect of the comic is that, while the characters are mostly humanized, the art style depicts them as (apparently) faceless object heads that have the actual planets in place of a human head.

While the story is initially somewhat nonlinear, it does have an overarching theme of the solar system's own purpose and who gets to be included or accepted within the main group. Later, the story begins to delve into its own arc after the introduction of Black Hole.

Ultra
See Nebula Ultra.

NIX
See NIX.

Spectra
See Nebula Spectra.

Characters

 * Sun
 * Mercury
 * Venus
 * Earth
 * Mars
 * Jupiter
 * Saturn
 * Uranus
 * Neptune (Nebula character)
 * Pluto
 * Black Hole
 * Ceres (Nebula character)

Trivia

 * Gender is a nonexistent concept in Nebula according to official posts on the Tumblr blog, thus making all characters canonically nonbinary. However, some characters do lean towards masculine, feminine or neutral presentations - for example, Earth is described as "female-coded" and uses she/her pronouns.
 * In the Nebula universe, romantic relationships are locked between species. For example, planets can only be in romantic relationships with planets, but not stars or dwarf planets.
 * Stars, planets and dwarf planets are generally considered to be different species in-universe, but dwarf planets are categorized as much more distinguished as opposed to stars and planets. Stars and planets, while very different, are considered similar enough for communication to be feasible between them, but dwarf planets are so far removed from the rest that communication is difficult at best.

Official Links

 * Ghostfruits' Tumblr - Tag for official Nebula content (in chronological order)
 * Gumroad - Download for Nebula Ultra
 * Gumroad - Download for Nebula Spectra

Unofficial Links

 * TV Tropes