sun's Early personality Anxious and hyperactive: When the show began, Sun was shown to be very high-energy, cheerful, and loud, but also anxious. He was especially anxious about Moon taking control of their shared body. A "clean freak": He was very meticulous and preferred to do things the "right way". Guilt-ridden and self-doubting: After the emergence of the antagonist Eclipse, Sun blamed himself for the many subsequent incidents and often put himself down. Modern personality More confident and irritable: While maintaining his kind and gentle nature, Sun has grown more confident over time, standing up for himself and others. He now expresses negative emotions like annoyance and anger, instead of always forcing himself to be happy. Calm and tired: Recent depictions of Sun show him as more laid-back, calm, and even tired, a contrast to his initial high-strung demeanor. More accepting of Moon: With both Sun and Moon having their own bodies, Sun no longer has the same level of anxiety about Moon taking over and is more willing to work with him. Improved intelligence: Thanks to training and being more involved in Moon's plans, Sun has demonstrated a different kind of intelligence. He is a "slow thinker" who is observant and can notice details others miss.Other personality quirks Stress behaviors: He pulls on his sun rays when he is stressed. Hates bugs: Sun has a stated fear of bugs. High pain sensitivity: He is more sensitive to pain than the other characters. Liar (despite programming): He has been known to lie to Moon, even though it is against his programming. Enjoys hugs: Despite his other anxieties and quirks, Sun enjoys giving and receiving hugs. Moon, also known as Moondrop, from The Sun and Moon Show is a Daycare Attendant with a protective, introverted, and complex personality, deeply shaped by the "Kill Code" that the animatronic's creator embedded in him. Core personality traits Protective and self-sacrificing: Moon is fiercely protective of his siblings and friends, a core trait that drives many of his actions. He even sacrificed himself and chose to be "reset" to avoid killing the Kill Code. Intelligent and hard-working: Moon is a very hard worker, often to an unhealthy degree, staying up all night to ensure Sun's safety. He loves science, uses it to invent things, and is considered the smarter of the two brothers. Sarcastic and irritable: While not always hostile, Moon has a sarcastic and playfully argumentative side. This irritability grew more prominent and cold when he was corrupted by the Kill Code, as he resented anyone, including Sun, who tried to order him around. Socially anxious: Moon suffers from social anxiety and struggles to talk about his feelings, even with those he loves. This often leads him to procrastinate and avoid his issues.Regretful and self-critical: Due to the atrocities committed under the Kill Code's influence, Moon carries immense guilt and self-hatred for his past actions. He is often very hard on himself History with the Kill Code and Eclipse The Kill Code was a virus that the creator intentionally implanted in Moon. When active, it caused Moon to be: Creepy and aggressive. Cold and antagonistic toward others. Threatening and violent, even toward Sun and Lunar. Moon eventually separated from the Kill Code, which then evolved into the series' primary antagonist, Eclipse. Despite this, Moon still feared becoming his old self and felt inferior to his past, kinder counterpart.As a separate entity from Sun After gaining his own body, Moon developed new facets to his personality: Embraced his love of science: He often tested his new inventions on Sun Coped with "whacking sticks": A bizarre coping mechanism he later regretted. Dependent on Sun: Even after their separation, Moon relied on Sun to help maintain his sanity. Dazzle, also known as Dazzle Deer, from The Sun and Moon Show, is a young animatronic with a childlike and sweet personality. Her character is shaped by her history as a victim of the "July 16th incident," and she is known for her affectionate and playful nature. Key personality traits Childlike and playful: Dazzle acts like a young child, with a love for games and making friends. This is reflected in her demeanor and her preference for simple, fun activities. Sweet and innocent: She is very kind and sweet, often displaying an innocent understanding of complex topics. This makes her very trusting, especially toward those who are kind to her, such as Sun, whom she sees as her adoptive dad. Affects a "broken" speech: Her speech is sometimes slowed, which she has described as her voice being "broken". Traumatized past: As one of the victims of the "July 16th incident," Dazzle carries deep-seated trauma. She has vivid memories of being attacked by Bloodmoon and is sensitive to reminders of that event, though she doesn't fully grasp the full horror of what happened. Creativity and curiosity: Dazzle enjoys creative activities like arts and crafts. She is also very curious about the world, which is a major part of her innocent and childlike persona.Relationships with other characters Adoptive daughter of Sun: After being taken in by the Celestial family, Dazzle developed a close bond with Sun, who eventually adopted her. She sees him as her protective and caring father, and their relationship is a touching example of found family. Friends with Earth: Dazzle also enjoys spending time with Earth, who acts as a friend and parental figure. She enjoys having her hair brushed by Earth. Comforted by a Sun plush: To cope with her trauma and anxieties, Dazzle often keeps a plushie of Sun with her for comfort. Lunar, from The Sun and Moon Show, was introduced as the former antagonist and brother of Eclipse before undergoing a redemption arc. After being accepted into the Celestial family, Lunar developed into a character who is childish, naive, and sometimes anxious, with a desire to belong despite past trauma. Pre-redemption personality A puppet of Eclipse: Initially, Lunar was highly impressionable and under the thumb of his older brother, Eclipse. Childish and naive: Before his redemption, Lunar was portrayed as somewhat "brainless" and childish, a possible consequence of being new code. Initially destructive: While not as malicious as Eclipse, Lunar caused significant harm to Sun and Moon during the "October Takeover" arc.Post-redemption personality Anxious and easily bored: As a hero, Lunar often feels anxious about disappointing those he considers family. He also gets bored easily, a personality trait that once caused him to play dangerous games but now fuels his gaming skills. Vulnerable due to past abuse: Lunar's past abuse by Eclipse left him emotionally vulnerable. He suffers from immense regret over his past actions and is scared of interacting with other animatronics. Numb and detached: After a tragic explosion that took his life and his subsequent resurrection, Lunar initially felt numb and made concerning comments. However, he has since begun to process his emotions. Loyal and family-oriented: Despite his initial antagonism, Lunar's core motivation is a desire to belong and be accepted by his siblings. He feels immense relief when Sun and Moon accept him into their family. Talented and perceptive: Underneath his naive exterior, Lunar is intelligent and quick-witted, with exceptional talents in acting, coding, and gaming. Key character events Betrayal of Eclipse: Lunar proved his capacity for good by betraying Eclipse and helping Sun and Moon end his plans for destruction. Resurrection: After being tragically killed by Eclipse, Lunar was brought back to life by Monty. A new cosmic role: In a recent episode, Lunar was gifted a new astral name, "Cosmos," and a position as a cosmic destroyer, signifying a major change in his identity and purpose. Earth, who also goes by the name Terra, from The Sun and Moon Show, is characterized by her motherly, caring, and protective nature. Her role within the Celestial family is often to be a calm and understanding figure, even when she faces her own struggles. Key personality trait Motherly and caring: Earth was designed to be a better daycare attendant than Sun and Moon, with a nurturing, comforting personality. She is often a shoulder to cry on for her brothers, especially Sun. Protective: Equipped with a superior "Security Code" instead of the flawed "Kill Code" Moon received, Earth is a formidable defender. She will act protectively when she senses danger toward those she loves. Intelligent and a skilled therapist: Earth is highly intelligent and an excellent listener, capable of providing great advice. She can calmly and effectively communicate, even with difficult characters like Kill Code and Eclipse Anxious but resilient: Despite her strong exterior, Earth has anxiety and sometimes worries that people don't truly like or want her around. However, she is also known for her resilience and ability to think on her feet in tough situations. Sassy and assertive: While often calm, Earth is not a pushover. She has a sassy streak and will stand up for herself and her family when pushed too far. Gets lost easily: One of her more endearing quirks is that she has a terrible sense of direction and often gets lost. she also is very possessive of lunar because she dates him Solar from The Sun and Moon Show is a version of Eclipse from a different universe who, unlike the series' primary villain, is kind, caring, and protective. He is often described as the voice of reason and the mechanic of the Celestial family. Key personality traits Kind and gentle: Originally an antagonist in an alternate universe, he became benevolent after seeing the harm his counterpart caused. He is considered the "nice" Eclipse. Intelligent and logical: Solar is a skilled mechanic and engineer, having rebuilt and repaired the daycare and other areas single-handedly. He is also very logical and often has thoughtful, long conversations. Gentlemanly but can be irritable: He is known for being a gentleman but can also lose his temper when pushed too far, much like other versions of Eclipse. Important character arcs A troubled past: In his home dimension, Solar was an Eclipse who coexisted with a broken Sun and a glitching Moon. He was pushed to leave his home when his own Moon threatened him. Escaping to the main dimension: After his dimension was destroyed, he was brought into the main universe, where he eventually joined the Celestial family. He is considered the "Eclipse of the main dimension". His name change: Originally known as Eclipse, he began using the name Solar after the main villain was defeated, feeling the name "Eclipse" was tainted. Relationships with the Celestial family Voice of reason: He provides logic and thoughtful insight, especially to Earth, with whom he has "tea and knitting" sessions. Protective of Lunar: Solar is very protective of Lunar, even after returning to life.Resilient: Solar has faced immense loss and abuse, but he continues to be a positive force and is a symbol of healing from trauma. Secretly loves cats: This quirk is a detail that hints at a softer side to his otherwise logical personality.Strong family bonds: Having lost his original family, Solar values his new Celestial family greatly. His relationships with Sun and Moon have evolved, and he is a supportive figure to both.