It would be really tough to pull off a full-on sequel to “Sworn To The Sword,” which is maybe my favorite episode of Steven Universe ... Sword” is there (Pearl quotes “Do It For Him ...

Steven Universe is an important show for so many reasons: Its inclusiveness of queer identities, its body positivity, the way it raises issues of consent; hell, it even talks about the importance ...

Who knew it was possible to establish the biggest queer energy in the universe by simply ... Take this exchange between Steven and Bismuth, as she watches Pearl skate with her friends.

Here are a few of the biggest payoffs: One of Chekhov’s many unfired guns in Steven Universe has been the identities of the various fusion permutations of the Crystal Gems. We’d seen Pearl and ...

Steven Universe's appeal has stretched far beyond ... The Fusion between perfectionist Pearl and rambunctious Amethyst, Opal's personality is one of quiet calm. She is, as the episode name ...

What started as an unabashedly silly cartoon about a lovable boy named Steven Universe and his alien guardians (Garnet, Amethyst, and Pearl, a.k.a. the “Crystal Gems”) has evolved over the ...

Pearl’s whole arc is about finding confidence in herself. To be able to love herself and in turn, better love others. Steven Universe does a fantastic job of fleshing out every person in Beach ...