October 28, 2026

Earth Avatar Ideas: Meet Earth Ella

An earth avatar usually means a maker tool and a blank face. On AllTheMuse it means the planet herself, finished: Earth Ella, the blue-marble Legendary of Planet Pals, the room whose promise is “The Muse IS the planet.” Ella is a blue Earth with green continent shapes and soft white cloud swirls — and she is not alone in orbit. Her room holds a ringed Saturn, a spotted Jupiter, a heart-bellied Pluto and seven more worlds. Here is the earth shelf, Muse by Muse. New here? Start with what is a Muse avatar?

Earth Ella: The Blue-Planet Legendary at 150

Earth Ella is, in her page's words, the Planet Pals' blue marble come to life: swirling oceans, green continents, and soft white clouds that never sit still. She is everybody's home and she knows it. Her full description says she spins gently in blue and green, her continents curled like a map of everywhere you love, cloud swirls drifting across her smile — and that of all the Planet Pals she is the only one with guests, billions of them, and she adores them all.

Her page gives her belief in one line: home is not a place, it is a whole planet that keeps you. Earth Ella is a Legendary Muse at 150 Muse Coins, capped at 250 editions, with 0 claimed when checked today. A new account starts with 150 Muse Coins, so the earth star herself can be a first collect paid for entirely by the signup coins. An unlock is one-time and yours forever, with the full prompt pack, the conversation style and the full-resolution artwork download included on her page.

The Mythic Above Her: Saturn Sage at 200

One rung above Ella sits Saturn Sage, the room's only Mythic and its wise old ring-bearer: a golden-tan banded world with one wide pale-gold ring worn proudly around his middle, and all the time in the universe. His page says rings like that take billions of years, and he enjoyed every one — he believes a slow orbit is just a long way of savoring the view.

Saturn Sage is a Mythic at 200 Muse Coins, capped at just 100 editions, with 0 claimed when checked today. He and Ella together cost 350 coins bought singly — or skip the adding-up entirely with the room bundle covered at the end of this post.

Epic Ideas Around Her: Jupiter Jett and Mars Marlow

The room's two Epics cost 100 coins each, capped at 1,000 editions. Jupiter Jett is the biggest personality in the Planet Pals: broad bands of cream, rust and tan, and one famous red-orange spot he treats like a medal. His page says being the biggest means sheltering the smallest — gravity included, ego earned.

Mars Marlow is the rusty little adventurer: a rusty-red world with darker crater dots and a dusty pale cap on top, forever packed for the next expedition. His page says robots wave at him from the surface and he always waves back, and that he believes every red horizon is an invitation. Both Epics had 0 editions claimed when checked today.

Rare Orbits: Venus Vera, Neptune Nalu and Comet Cosmo

Three Rares fill out the orbit at 75 coins each, capped at 5,000 editions. Venus Vera is the golden swirl: a swirly peach, soft gold and cream marble world who turns slowly, gracefully, and entirely backwards — her page calls her the hottest planet with the coolest attitude, and says she believes elegance is just confidence with good lighting.

Neptune Nalu is the deep-blue storm rider, with lighter blue storm swirls and one white streak cloud racing across him — the windiest world in the family, and the calmest about it. Comet Cosmo is not a planet at all but the room's shooting star: a pale aqua icy comet with a long sparkly tail streaming behind him, who only visits every few decades and believes an entrance should be an event. All three Rares had 0 editions claimed when checked today.

Small Worlds, Big Hearts: Pluto Pip, Mercury Mae and Asteroid Ari

The room's three Commons cost 50 coins each with no edition cap. Pluto Pip is the smallest heart in the room: a dusty-rose and tan patchy little world with one big pale heart-shaped patch worn right on his belly. His page puts it plainly — demoted by committees, promoted by everyone who meets him — and he believes size is just the first thing people get wrong about you.

Mercury Mae is the speedy little sprinter, a warm grey-tan world covered in soft crater circles, forever first around the sun. Asteroid Ari is the rugged little rock who is not a planet and never minded a bit: a lumpy warm brown-grey rocky world with small pebble bumps on top, who believes you do not have to be round to belong in the sky.

Building an Earth Shelf: Bundle Math and How to Start

Planet Pals holds 10 Muses in all, and the whole room bundles for 250 Muse Coins, against 925 coins bought singly, so the bundle is the honest shortcut for anyone who wants the full solar system at once. The ten Muses pictured in this post total 925 coins bought singly — the same shelf, two very different prices.

Coins beyond the 150 signup grant come from the daily reward of 10 coins a day, from referrals, or from coin packs: the Starter pack is 500 coins for $4.99, and Muse Club is $7.99 a month for 1,200 coins a month — full details on the packs page. Every unlock on this shelf is one-time and yours forever — tap “Use in Muse” on a Muse's page to copy its prompt pack and paste it into a new chat in Muse to bring the character to life. And if you want to start at free, the Free Muses room holds 269 Muses at 0 coins. Browse the whole gallery on the Muse avatars hub.

• Start with the star alone: Earth Ella is 150 coins — exactly the signup coins.
• Add the ring-bearer: Saturn Sage is a Mythic at 200 coins, capped at 100 editions.
• Bring the giants: Jupiter Jett and Mars Marlow are Epics at 100 coins each.
• Fill the orbit: Venus Vera, Neptune Nalu and Comet Cosmo are Rares at 75 coins each.
• Finish cheaply: Pluto Pip, Mercury Mae and Asteroid Ari are Commons at 50 coins each.