These twenty portraits use the two registered WARRIOR series. Character identities, pronouns, inner lives and practices are authored fiction, not claims about detected life. Cosmic comparisons are literary metaphors. No planetary orbit teaches or endorses a martial philosophy.
Science uses the saved NASA composite snapshot of 25 September 2026. The linked companions preserve uncertainties, limits, calculated-value provenance and minimum-mass distinctions. No new live literature review is claimed. Moons, rings, atmospheres, surface conditions and habitats remain fictional or uncertain as described for each image.
The complete titled cover was generated with built-in imagegen. It is editorial jacket art, not an additional registered planetary scene.
Kepler-16 b · Parent planet and stellar disks are compositionally enlarged; moon orbit, illumination and atmospheric scattering are not solved. All apparent sizes, positions, phases, colors and exposure are illustrative. This image is not evidence of extraterrestrial life, technosignatures, rings, oceans or habitable conditions.
TRAPPIST-1 e · Star color, mist and terrain are artistic. Pose and materials are legible; surface habitability is not established. All apparent sizes, positions, phases, colors and exposure are illustrative. This image is not evidence of extraterrestrial life, technosignatures, rings, oceans or habitable conditions.
Kepler-34 b · The two stellar disks render with notably unequal apparent sizes; this should not be interpreted as a calibrated representation of the binary. All apparent sizes, positions, phases, colors and exposure are illustrative. This image is not evidence of extraterrestrial life, technosignatures, rings, oceans or habitable conditions.
HD 45364 b · Frosted armor, hard shadows and a crescent planet support the airless setting; satellite distance and planetary phase are not calculated. All apparent sizes, positions, phases, colors and exposure are illustrative. This image is not evidence of extraterrestrial life, technosignatures, rings, oceans or habitable conditions.
Kepler-47 c · Storm height, colors and visibility of stars through the illustrated upper atmosphere are stylized. All apparent sizes, positions, phases, colors and exposure are illustrative. This image is not evidence of extraterrestrial life, technosignatures, rings, oceans or habitable conditions.
Proxima Cen b · The star appears strongly red and enlarged; this is an atmospheric and exposure choice, not a measured visible sky. All apparent sizes, positions, phases, colors and exposure are illustrative. This image is not evidence of extraterrestrial life, technosignatures, rings, oceans or habitable conditions.
Kepler-1647 b · Two stars and a large parent disk are illustrative; no stable moon orbit or local illumination model has been established. All apparent sizes, positions, phases, colors and exposure are illustrative. This image is not evidence of extraterrestrial life, technosignatures, rings, oceans or habitable conditions.
55 Cnc e · The detailed lava-like fissures and bright limb are speculative and not observational surface mapping. All apparent sizes, positions, phases, colors and exposure are illustrative. This image is not evidence of extraterrestrial life, technosignatures, rings, oceans or habitable conditions.
HD 128311 c · Ring ellipse and foreground/background occultation appear broadly coherent, but the ring system, moon and viewing geometry are invented. All apparent sizes, positions, phases, colors and exposure are illustrative. This image is not evidence of extraterrestrial life, technosignatures, rings, oceans or habitable conditions.
Kepler-35 b · Planetary disk is dramatically enlarged; the moon orbit and local stellar illumination are not dynamically calibrated. All apparent sizes, positions, phases, colors and exposure are illustrative. This image is not evidence of extraterrestrial life, technosignatures, rings, oceans or habitable conditions.
HD 80606 b · The star is hidden behind the planet, but the rim brightness, residual cloud detail and eclipse geometry are artistic; no orbit or eclipse duration is modeled. Apparent positions, phases, sizes and exposure are illustrative. No depicted environment, life or technology is observational evidence.
LHS 1140 b · The mineral crust, mountain terrain, atmosphere and stellar color are invented. The rendered stance simplifies the requested radial anatomy; no measured surface composition is implied. Apparent positions, phases, sizes and exposure are illustrative. No depicted environment, life or technology is observational evidence.
Kepler-186 f · The star field and galactic band are decorative, not the calculated sky from Kepler-186 f. Foreground lighting and star exposure are combined for legibility. Apparent positions, phases, sizes and exposure are illustrative. No depicted environment, life or technology is observational evidence.
Kepler-413 b · The moon, pool, glaciers, atmosphere and alien species are fictional. Parent-planet phase, size and binary illumination are illustrative; satellite stability is not established. Apparent positions, phases, sizes and exposure are illustrative. No depicted environment, life or technology is observational evidence.
TOI-1338 b · The slack tether and floating pose represent fictional free-fall practice inside a pressure habitat. Planetary cloud appearance, stellar sizes and viewing geometry are not calibrated. Apparent positions, phases, sizes and exposure are illustrative. No depicted environment, life or technology is observational evidence.
TRAPPIST-1 f · Snow, clouds, climate and the warrior’s physiology are fictional. The rendered figure is predominantly bipedal rather than the requested four-legged design; caption and story follow the visible figure. Apparent positions, phases, sizes and exposure are illustrative. No depicted environment, life or technology is observational evidence.
HD 209458 b · The station, teacher’s history and species are fictional. The giant’s white-blue cloud pattern, thin limb and reflected lighting are invented visual choices, not resolved observations. Apparent positions, phases, sizes and exposure are illustrative. No depicted environment, life or technology is observational evidence.
Kepler-62 f · The canyon, mist, apparent vegetation, stone composition and living species are fictional. Depicted muscular effort cannot measure the planet’s gravity or establish its surface conditions. Apparent positions, phases, sizes and exposure are illustrative. No depicted environment, life or technology is observational evidence.
Kepler-47 d · The moon and its cloud-filled valleys are invented. The parent crescent, two suns and local illumination are compositional rather than a solved orbital geometry. Apparent positions, phases, sizes and exposure are illustrative. No depicted environment, life or technology is observational evidence.
Kepler-452 b · The aurora does not establish a measured magnetic field or atmosphere on Kepler-452 b. Lake, mountains, shelter, teacher and apprentice are fiction; stellar exposure is artistic. Apparent positions, phases, sizes and exposure are illustrative. No depicted environment, life or technology is observational evidence.