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Wouldn't finding a Sun with relative size to how big Oddworld is compared to Earth make this piss easy? Christ, people.
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What, you think that there's going to be only one star of the approximate size out of the trillions observable from earth?
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What? Oddworld's sun is clearly a G2V, just like ours. There is no need at all to scale up the size of the star, or even the planet's orbit, with its size. Besides, regardless of whether we're talking about ten solar masses or ten solar radii, we would see a completely different sun from the barren surface of a dead Oddworld.
And like Nate said, it wouldn't stand out anyway, not in a galaxy or universe with stars of these sizes: