Solar Opposites

Six seasons, four holiday specials that some services count as episodes and some do not, and a lead voice that changes partway through.

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Where to start with Solar Opposites

Six seasons in release order, with four holiday specials dropped in at the points they came out. The one thing to know before you start is that the lead voice changes after season 3.

  1. 1
    Seasons 1 to 3, episodes 1 to 27 Solar Opposites

    Two stories run at once from the first episode: the aliens above and the shrunken people in the Wall below. The Wall half is the reason to keep going and it is not a gimmick.

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    The holiday specials, in order A Very Solar Holiday Opposites Special

    Four of them, released between seasons. They are not required, but the second Halloween special is a sequel to the first, so keep those two in order.

  3. 3
    Seasons 4 to 6, episodes 28 to 59 Solar Opposites

    Korvo is voiced by Dan Stevens from season 4 onward after Justin Roiland was fired in January 2023. It is an abrupt change and the show does not explain it.

Then what? Season 6 was the last. Hulu framed it as the final season; co-creator Mike McMahan said publicly that the show had been cancelled. Nothing further is announced.

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The series

  • Solar Opposites 2020, 6 seasons, 59 episodes

The holiday specials

  • A Very Solar Holiday Opposites Special 2021
  • A Sinister Halloween Scary Opposites Solar Special 2022
  • An Earth Shatteringly Romantic Solar Valentine's Day Opposites Special 2024
  • The Solar Opposites Halloween Special Part 2: The Hunt for Brown October 2024

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