This special gas giant has a vivid green color because of the plankton present there. A carbon-based algae that draws energy from the planet's intense radiation flux.

Scattered across the gas giant, bright green ellipses that look like eyes are clearly visible. The mainly green surface contrasts very nicely with the rust-red bands of the rest of the surface.

This gas giant is home to exotic bioluminescent water-based organisms that freely float around the planet's upper atmosphere. They are scattered relatively evenly around the planet, but they also congregate around massive cyclonic storms. Given the darker rusty-red secondary color against these bright green storms, the planet gives the eerie impression of having multiple 'eyes'.

Besides the dark red and bright green, the last color found on the surface is pink, which only seems to be found under the top cloud layers of major storms.

The planet also has moons in a 6+1 configuration, with moon 11 D sporting its own moonlet. Only 3 moons of the 7 here are geologically active, 11 A, 11 B and 11 D A.

Bright Green Eyes has an obliquity of 94.08°. As a result, both the north and south poles experience permanent day for one half of its year, and permanent night for the other, the planet's year being 1,192.9 days long.

Within the ice rings of the planet are 3 Low Temp. Diamonds hotspots, 2 Void Opal hotspots and 1 Tritium hotspot.