Sigrid

The class B planet Sigrid is a terrestrial planet in the Centaurus Nebula. Sigrid is about 1.1 times bigger than Earth and its gravity is about 0.20 times that of Earth.

A single day lasts 14.59 hours and a year lasts 467 days. The planet is made up of 3 continents, which make up 28% of the planet's landmass. 4 moons orbit the planet and Krypton itself orbits a white sun in a fairly circular orbit.

The plant-like organisms on this planet are dominated by large fungi and flowers, but there are some trees and shrubs as well. The flowers come in almost every color imaginable, but they tend to be fairly small. The fungi on the other hand, they reach incredible heights, but are usually fairly pale in color.

Despite not being much more than the first baby steps to higher, more specialized species, the species on this planet already show great promise in terms of diversity and characteristics we've never seen before.

The underwater plants too are not much more than the very basic lifeforms you'd expect on young planets, but their colors are surprisingly varied and bright. A handful of species is already showing the first steps to higher organism forms, but they have still a long way to go.

A young planet such as this is of course not expected to be home to any animals, but you would expect microorganisms, which there are plenty of in this world. Millions of bacteria and other microbes have found their home, many of which have evolved to specialize in specific tasks. These specialized creatures will hopefully one day evolve into higher species, but it will take time.