Norma Sector

Characterized by a more individualistic approach to rule, the planets of the Norma Sector are held together as more of a loose coalition than a hard, codified group. The relationships between neighboring systems is more often held through mutually beneficial agreements of non-aggression and co-defense alliances that can make the true power of the sector more theoretical than others. Instead, most leaders within the sector are more than comfortable with letting the sectors location serve as protection for them. With no regular throughway to the Outer Rim, Norma has the lowest rate of piracy, and with it being surrounded by three other sectors at all times, any act of aggression from one would invite reprisal and defense from the other two. Were conflict to break out, the web of alliances could make this a force to reckon with, but for the current day in and day out affair, you will rarely see someone refer to themselves as a citizen of the sector rather than one of their planet/system.

Gall'o
Gall’o acts as the de facto leader for the Norma Sector simply due to their economic control. The planet boasts one of the longest (and richest) reigning monarchies in the sector which has trade routes dating back to the beginning of the AZ era with many of the other planets around. Due to this, many organizations or governments from outside of the Norma Sector tend to seek them out in regards to large scale politics.

Jako
Jako, contrasting Gall’o, certainly isn’t a place one might like to vacation. The entire planet is covered in a snowy tundra, the only variation coming from smaller glaciers around the equator. The planet decided after the Perseus war to take a backseat in galactic affairs and allow Gall’o to be the face of the sector, instead choosing to focus on their own people and governments.

Eiyama
Eiyama is a planet rooted in deep traditions spanning back long before the beginning of the AZ era or even before the Gallon monarchy began taking its first steps. The planet is mostly covered in beautiful temperate rainforests with mountain ranges that cut through the landscape, though with ice capped poles you get a range of climates across its surface.

Tietune
A desert planet with two suns, Tietune was the location of Saturn Company's second mission Cats From The Cradle. It is home to an abandoned war machine factory from the Perseus War where the mech pilots sent had to fend off the factory's old security system as well as the children who "borrowed" the client Clank's mechs. Tje planet's most notable feature are, in fact, the two suns which create an inhospitable environment during the daytime.