Seasons

Overview
Vispericulum has 2 different types of season: temperature based and planet based.

Temperature Based Seasons
The orbit of Vispericulum is slightly oval shaped. The orbit is also slow, making long seasons. When it is farther away from the sun, ice creatures are stronger and fire biomes have smaller boundaries. The opposite is true when the planet is closer. Only the edges of plains, forest, cave, and stone biomes that are near fire or ice biomes are affected by this.

In other articles, the changes that occur because of the orbit of Vispericulum are under the subheading "Temperature".

Planet Based Seasons
2 small planets orbit near Vispericulum, named the Shining Planet and the Void Planet. Both are on opposite sides of the sun. The Shining Planet gives energy when near Vispericulum, and the Void Planet takes energy. If the two were to collide, they would be destroyed and take the entire solar system with them, since they are basically made of pure energy. They orbit even slower than Vispericulum, so planet based seasons happen slower than temperature based seasons.

As the Shining Planet draws near, creatures start to calm down and stop eating each other. They are being given enough energy to survive without eating anything. Rare light creatures inch their way out of their sanctuaries. When the Shining Planet is as close as it can get to Vispericulum, there is no need to eat. This is called the Day of Calm. All creatures are able to run around and play with each other instead of eat each other. Tiny mice can run all over a giant insect and not fear being eaten. Shadow biomes lose their status as shadowed, becoming normal biomes for the duration of the day. Tectonic activity and ice activity stops, making all lands safe. No storms happen. When the day is over, everything reverts back to normal.

The Void Planet has a more powerful effect than the Shining Planet due to it being newer and the force with which it steals energy. Creatures start to lose more energy than usual and therefore attempt to eat more as the Void Planet orbits closer. Some creatures that are typically lithovorus gnaw on plants or even attack animals. When the Void Planet is close as it can get, this is called the Day of Chaos. All creatures, except for