This animation shows all known trans-neptunian objects in the outer solar system as orbiting points on a black canvas, with a glowing Sun at the center. Pluto’s orbit is included among the many icy bodies, making the case that it isn’t particularly special. Built with D3.js and canvas, the visualization uses real orbital data from JPL Solar System Dynamics and renders each object’s trajectory as an ellipse. The view animates continuously, and scrolling zooms in and out to explore scale. A soft trail effect and muted blue-to-red color scale tied to orbital eccentricity give the swarm depth, while the caption reminds us why Pluto was reclassified in 2006. The project is part of the author’s master’s thesis in information design.