Kipheovis, most commonly known as The Kip Planet, sometimes referred to as Heovis Magua 2CM or Kogeolia (Kip-heo-vis) and Cifosis (in spanish) is a gigantic-size far-left planet, the seventh of the twenty-five planets in the Minor Visenia System, and the second planet, significantly known to have life had originated and found habitability, after Roblox and the only place in its solar system to have living things on the planet.
History
Formation (5.8 - 1.6 million years)
Prior to the formation of Kipheovis, around 5.8 million years ago, a brand-new solar system named the Minor Visenia System was formed from a massive, revolving orange to red nebula that had blue clouds of dense interstellar dust and gas that contained both hydrogen and helium. Originally, several enormous planets were nearby the site of the system's formation. When the explosion first took place, enormous rocks and some additional meteors ended up striking all of the planets with incredibly strong force, causing them to lose balance in their orbits and instead move to the left and far away from the site. The majority of the debris, on the other hand, collided with each other after the explosion and connected to form small planets, one of which was Mengaucury (Cryria E1T2), which, in contrast to the others, had a large size and was four times the size of Roblox.
In the aftermath, the Minor Visenia System included at least two planets of enormous size, with the remaining planets being quite tiny and forming at the same time. Mengaucury was still in its early phases of growth at this time, but the planet started expanding substantially larger than usual due to the debris left over from the recent birth of its solar system. A moon-sized planet called Bruvater (Trara QX5S) eventually ended up striking the planet's extreme edge, leaving a large incision on the top. This impact occurred 1,000 years later. Soon later, the orbit of Kipheovis became unbalanced and collided with the same planet, but this time, towards the center of its rear side, almost shattering it into three parts.