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When a terra macro sized character is overwhelmingly large in comparison to a planet, while the planets are still visible, and potentially even being interacted with by the character. Roughly this means the planet will be at the very most gumball or marble sized in comparison to the character. A planet dwarfing terra macro character is a step below intergalactic macro.

In most planet dwarfing images, the planet may be barely visible from a shot that shows all or most of the character, the planet may be shown through a cutaway panel, or only visible by the scene being a close up shot of the planet, with the character's astronomically gargantuan body (or body parts) taking over the entire background of space. The viewer may have to look for the planet within the scene to notice it, in some cases.

Compare with the giga macro concept of landscape dwarfing.

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