The Moon Revolution - Part 2

**The Moon Revolution - Part 2** is the 77th episode by air date and chronological order of Solarballs.

## Synopsis

The Moon Revolution is finally here! The Moons will gather at the asteroid belt and plan their next big move against the planets! Who will come on top?

## Characters

* Sun (background character)
* Venus (mentioned)
* Earth (mentioned)
* Moon
* Mars (mentioned)
* Phobos
* Deimos
* Jupiter (mentioned)
* Io
* Callisto
* Ganymede
* Europa
* Saturn (mentioned)
* Titan
* Enceladus
* Mimas
* Dione
* Iapetus
* Rhea
* Titania
* Oberon
* Umbriel
* Ariel
* Miranda
* Neptune (flashback)
* Triton
* Proteus
* Nereid
* Larissa
* Galatea
* Neso
* Psamathe
* Laomedeia
* Sao
* Halimede
* Despina
* Thalassa
* Naiad
* Hippocamp

## Plot

The episode starts from where the previous one left, when the Moon wants to talk with Titan about the revolution. Titan, Io, Ganymede and Europa are confused regarding why the Moon is alive. Ganymede suspects Callisto of lying to them, saying that he thought that the Earth's Moon was ‘out of commission.’ Callisto replies by questioning whether he’s angry that the Moon is still alive, to which Ganymede replies that he isn't. However, he is still mad that Callisto lied to him. When he questions whether she is on their side, she replies that she is on no one’s side, and that she’s finally done with the Moon Revolution. Callisto makes an attempt to leave with Triton, but the other moons surround them. Ganymede tells her that she won’t go anywhere until they solve the matter.

Ganymede asks Titan how to handle the situation, telling him that the Moon probably told the Earth about the revolution. The Moon interrupts, telling Titan that he thought him to be better and that he could let everything slide, but not the attack on Mars and Venus. He believes that Titan attacked the two planets, much to Titan’s surprise. Callisto and Io are shocked, too, to find out that the moons have already attacked a planet, while Phobos and Deimos start to cry, thinking that Mars is dead. Titan is intially confused, but soon realizes that Europa and Ganymede must have attacked Mars and Venus while he was gone. Europa accepts having done the deed and explains how their original plan was to team up with them, but the things got out of hand. Ganymede reassures Titan by saying that this is great news, since they have removed two potential allies of the Earth and that now, he is alone.

Earth’s Moon argues back, telling Titan not to listen to them and that the results the moons want couldn't be received via violence as it never works out that way. Ganymede, however, manipulates Titan by asking him if he wants things to stay the same, for the moons to be constantly looked down on, instead of changing the situation for better. He reminds Titan about how he once used to look up to the Earth and like him, but then, the Earth told Titan that ‘Moons should know their place.’ The other moons are upset upon hearing this, and Ganymede uses this as an advantage to convince them to stay on their side. He then questions Titan whether they can do anything about it, and he replies with a yes, much to Moon’s horror and dismay.

Titan tells the Earth’s Moon that he knows that Moon is close to his planet, but he has to stay with them in case the Earth comes, looking for him. When the Moon protests, Titan tells him that he shouldn’t have come there in the first place, but is distracted when Callisto throws an asteroid at him. Callisto tells the Moon to run, and he does so. Titan, angered and slightly injured, commands the other moons to stop him. Some of the moons begin to corner Callisto, but Io intervenes by throwing asteroids at them. Callisto and Io make a run for it. Proteus asks Triton where they are going, and Triton tells them to stay there before following Callisto and Io.

The Moon wonders what to do now, as if he goes to the Earth right then, he’d lead the other moons towards him. He decides to take help from the gas giants but is stopped by some Saturnian Moons. The Moon pleads for the other moons to listen to him for a second, but Enceladus interrupts and says that The Moon is just trying to buy more time, before asking the Moon to surrender. However, Saturn’s Moons are suddenly attacked by asteroids. Io and Callisto save the Moon and then try to escape alongside him. Saturn’s moons have recovered and are now on the chase again. The Moon says that someone needs to warn the gas giants before Triton appears, offering to warn the gas giants about the revolution.

The Moon asks who he is, and Triton introduces himself and tells Moon about his backstory. Callisto tells Triton to find Jupiter or Saturn, and Triton requests them to buy him some time before leaving. The Moon tells Io that it’s good to be on the same side with him and Callisto again. Io, Callisto, and the Moon start fighting against Saturn’s moons, and the Moon comments that 3 against 100 isn’t the worst odds ever. However, it turns out that Phobos and Deimos had been fighting with them the whole time.

The scene then cuts to Triton, who is happy that he managed to get rid of everyone and can live in peace. However, Triton soon starts to doubt his decision. After debating whether to help the Moon and their allies or not and remembering Neptune's words, he finally decides to help them instead of abandoning them when they need him. Meanwhile, during the battle, Titan, Ganymede and Europa catch up with Io, Callisto, and the Moon. Titan tells the Moon that it’s over. When the Moon asks what Titan is planning to do, Titan replies by saying that he’s going to use the Moon as bait, so that when the Earth comes for him, they can ambush the Earth. Titan spots Phobos and Deimos and demands them to tell the Earth that they have his moon, and that they’ll be waiting for him, much to the Moon's shock.

## Trivia

* This episode reuses the synopsis from The Moon Revolution - Part 1.