Moons

The Moons are the lesser classes of the Exos according to the hierachy tree. Two hundred and nineteen of them exist, with twenty-one serving as major moons and thus either live with their designated Planet or in a separate home. The two hundred remaining are classified as "Lesser" and do not own a home, instead being designated a room in the apartment building designated for their relative gas giant. Officially, Neptune is the only one to not hold a gas giant apartment building; all his moons live in his home, except for Nereid.

Moons are lower than Planets and Major Moons, and are higher than Lesser Moons. They do not share any permissions.

Earth
Not counting the (as of 2/29/2020, 24) temporary moons of Earth, Earth only has one.
 * Moon

Mars
Mars is considered to have two major moons (that being Phobos and Deimos, as above) in this case. Despite it not being the case, it can be considered major.
 * Phobos
 * Deimos

Jupiter
Considered the "Galilean moons", Jupiter's four moons serve as a construction and demolition force in Soltown, combined with Saturn's major moons.
 * Ganymede
 * Callisto
 * Io
 * Europa

Saturn
At a total of seven major moons, Saturn holds the record for the highest amount of such major moons. (Note: Hyperion is sometimes counted as a major moon, despite not being round. It will stay at 7 to avoid conflict.)
 * Mimas
 * Enceladus
 * Tethys
 * Dione
 * Rhea
 * Titan
 * Iapetus
 * Hyperion

Uranus
Uranus holds twenty seven moons, five of which are major.
 * Ariel
 * Miranda
 * Umbriel
 * Titania
 * Oberon

Neptune
Sharing the record with Earth for least major moons at one, Neptune is also the farthest planet that has a moon system, not counting Pluto unfortunately.
 * Triton

Pluto
Pluto only has one major moon, Charon, besides his other four moons.
 * Charon

Lesser Moons
Currently, 200 lesser moons exist in the Solar System, all of which belonging to everything out beyond Jupiter. They can be found in the following:
 * Jupiter's lesser moons
 * Saturn's lesser moons
 * Uranus's lesser moons
 * Neptune's lesser moons
 * Pluto's other moons