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* While the Creator/{{Disney}} and ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fandoms overlap with pretty much every other fandom out there, there's a few crossover comparisons that crop up regularly: Steven and Franchise/{{Lilo|AndStitch}} (plays a stringed instrument, chubby, lives on the beach, and has multiple surrogate parents of the same gender, some of which might be gay. For Lilo, it's Jumba and Pleakley, as well as Cobra Bubbles and Nani's boyfriend David), and for Steven, it's all of the Gems. Sapphire and [[Franchise/{{Frozen}} Queen Elsa]] are also compared (TrueBlueFemininity, AnIcePerson). After the events of Keystone Motel, Sapphire and [[WesternAnimation/MonstersInc Mike Wazowski]] (both are [[{{Cyclops}} cyclopes]]) and Ruby and [[WesternAnimation/InsideOut Anger]] (small, red, and occasionally BurningWithAnger) tend to pop up. Meanwhile, Ruby and Sapphire draw parallels to ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' (for obvious reasons).
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* While the Creator/{{Disney}} and ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fandoms overlap with pretty much every other fandom out there, there's a few crossover comparisons that crop up regularly: Steven and Franchise/{{Lilo|AndStitch}} (plays a stringed instrument, chubby, lives on the beach, and has multiple surrogate parents of the same gender, some of which might be gay. For Lilo, it's Jumba and Pleakley, as well as Cobra Bubbles and Nani's boyfriend David), and for Steven, it's all of the Gems. Sapphire and [[Franchise/{{Frozen}} Queen Elsa]] are also compared (TrueBlueFemininity, AnIcePerson). After the events of Keystone Motel, Sapphire and [[WesternAnimation/MonstersInc [[Franchise/MonstersInc Mike Wazowski]] (both are [[{{Cyclops}} cyclopes]]) and Ruby and [[WesternAnimation/InsideOut Anger]] (small, red, and occasionally BurningWithAnger) tend to pop up. Meanwhile, Ruby and Sapphire draw parallels to ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' (for obvious reasons).
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* When ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama: The Ridonculous Race'' premiered, old and new fans of Total Drama who are current fans of Steven Universe quickly grew accustomed to each other, as for two weeks, its Thursday slot shared ''Steven Universe'''s. Fans also compared the Ruby and Sapphire ship to [=MacArthur=] and Sanders.
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* There's a pretty big overlap with fans of ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'', due to both shows starring young optimistic protagonists clad in red, and the fact that both shows have a cast mostly named for colors. There's also the large proportion of ActionGirl heroines, each with their own unique WeaponOfChoice. And of course, there's the over-the-top action backed by SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic. Safe to say, crossovers and fanfic are extremely common. The fact that both feature [[spoiler: realistic LGBTQ representation]] and similar themes also helps.
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* There's a pretty big overlap with fans of ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'', due to both shows starring young optimistic protagonists clad in red, and the fact that both shows have a cast mostly named for colors. There's also the large proportion of ActionGirl heroines, each with their own unique WeaponOfChoice.weapons. And of course, there's the over-the-top action backed by SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic. Safe to say, crossovers and fanfic are extremely common. The fact that both feature [[spoiler: realistic LGBTQ representation]] and similar themes also helps.
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* While the Creator/{{Disney}} and ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fandoms overlap with pretty much every other fandom out there, there's a few crossover comparisons that crop up regularly: Steven and Franchise/{{Lilo|AndStitch}} (plays a stringed instrument, chubby, lives on the beach, and has multiple surrogate parents of the same gender, some of which might be gay. For Lilo, it's Jumba and Pleakley, as well as Cobra Bubbles and Nani's boyfriend David), and for Steven, it's all of the Gems. Sapphire and [[Disney/{{Frozen}} Queen Elsa]] are also compared (TrueBlueFemininity, AnIcePerson). After the events of Keystone Motel, Sapphire and [[WesternAnimation/MonstersInc Mike Wazowski]] (both are [[{{Cyclops}} cyclopes]]) and Ruby and [[WesternAnimation/InsideOut Anger]] (small, red, and occasionally BurningWithAnger) tend to pop up. Meanwhile, Ruby and Sapphire draw parallels to ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' (for obvious reasons).
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* Another friendly fandom is that of the 2018 reboot of ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower''. Both cartoons feature strong female characters, ample LGBTQ representation, complex family dynamics, and main characters coping with the legacies of space-faring, warlike predecessors. Several fans have noticed strong parallels between White Diamond and Horde Prime.
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* With the ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' fandom and, to a lesser extent, the ''WesternAnimation/OverTheGardenWall'' fandom. They are cartoons that set up a light and cheery tone with plenty of humor, but gradually become more depressing and horrifying. In the case of ''Gravity Falls'', they both have cheerful protagonists (and Dipper), triangular characters affectionately referred as Doritos [[spoiler:and have had their popular fan theories confirmed]]. Crossovers between them are frequent and are jokingly referred to as "Steven Falls Over."
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* And now, with the ''WesternAnimation/WeBareBears'' fandom as well, largely due to the fact that Estelle (Garnet) sings the theme song, not to mention that Charlene Yi (Ruby) voices Chloe Park. Many comparisons have been drawn between the three bears and the Crystal Gems as well.
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* There's a pretty big overlap with fans of WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}, due to both shows starring young optimistic protagonists clad in red, and the fact that both shows have a cast mostly named for colors. There's also the large proportion of ActionGirl heroines, each with their own unique SignatureWeapon.WeaponOfChoice. And of course, there's the over-the-top action backed by SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic. Safe to say, crossovers and fanfic are extremely common. The fact that both feature [[spoiler: realistic LGBTQ representation]] and similar themes also helps.
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* While the Creator/{{Disney}} and ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}} fandoms overlap with pretty much every other fandom out there, there's a few crossover comparisons that crop up regularly: Steven and Franchise/{{Lilo|AndStitch}} (plays a stringed instrument, chubby, lives on the beach, and has multiple surrogate parents of the same gender, some of which might be gay. For Lilo, it's Jumba and Pleakley, as well as Cobra Bubbles and Nani's boyfriend David), and for Steven, it's all of the Gems. Sapphire and [[Disney/{{Frozen}} Queen Elsa]] are also compared (TrueBlueFemininity, AnIcePerson). After the events of Keystone Motel, Sapphire and [[WesternAnimation/MonstersInc Mike Wazowski]] (both are [[{{Cyclops}} cyclopes]]) and Ruby and [[WesternAnimation/InsideOut Anger]] (small, red, and occasionally BurningWithAnger) tend to pop up. Meanwhile, Ruby and Sapphire draw parallels to ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' (for obvious reasons).
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* While the Creator/{{Disney}} and ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}} ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fandoms overlap with pretty much every other fandom out there, there's a few crossover comparisons that crop up regularly: Steven and Franchise/{{Lilo|AndStitch}} (plays a stringed instrument, chubby, lives on the beach, and has multiple surrogate parents of the same gender, some of which might be gay. For Lilo, it's Jumba and Pleakley, as well as Cobra Bubbles and Nani's boyfriend David), and for Steven, it's all of the Gems. Sapphire and [[Disney/{{Frozen}} Queen Elsa]] are also compared (TrueBlueFemininity, AnIcePerson). After the events of Keystone Motel, Sapphire and [[WesternAnimation/MonstersInc Mike Wazowski]] (both are [[{{Cyclops}} cyclopes]]) and Ruby and [[WesternAnimation/InsideOut Anger]] (small, red, and occasionally BurningWithAnger) tend to pop up. Meanwhile, Ruby and Sapphire draw parallels to ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' (for obvious reasons).
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* While the {{Creator/Disney}} and {{Franchise/Pokemon}} fandoms overlap with pretty much every other fandom out there, there's a few crossover comparisons that crop up regularly: Steven and [[{{WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch}} Lilo]] (plays a stringed instrument, chubby, lives on the beach, and has multiple surrogate parents of the same gender, some of which might be gay. For Lilo, it's Jumba and Pleakley, as well as Cobra Bubbles and Nani's boyfriend David), and for Steven, it's all of the Gems. Sapphire and [[{{Disney/Frozen}} Queen Elsa]] are also compared (TrueBlueFemininity, AnIcePerson). After the events of Keystone Motel, Sapphire and [[{{WesternAnimation/MonstersInc}} Mike Wazowski]] (both are [[{{Cyclops}} cyclopes]]) and Ruby and [[{{WesternAnimation/InsideOut}} Anger]] (small, red, and occasionally BurningWithAnger) tend to pop up. Meanwhile, Ruby and Sapphire draw parallels to ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' (for obvious reasons).
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* While the {{Creator/Disney}} Creator/{{Disney}} and {{Franchise/Pokemon}} ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}} fandoms overlap with pretty much every other fandom out there, there's a few crossover comparisons that crop up regularly: Steven and [[{{WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch}} Lilo]] Franchise/{{Lilo|AndStitch}} (plays a stringed instrument, chubby, lives on the beach, and has multiple surrogate parents of the same gender, some of which might be gay. For Lilo, it's Jumba and Pleakley, as well as Cobra Bubbles and Nani's boyfriend David), and for Steven, it's all of the Gems. Sapphire and [[{{Disney/Frozen}} [[Disney/{{Frozen}} Queen Elsa]] are also compared (TrueBlueFemininity, AnIcePerson). After the events of Keystone Motel, Sapphire and [[{{WesternAnimation/MonstersInc}} [[WesternAnimation/MonstersInc Mike Wazowski]] (both are [[{{Cyclops}} cyclopes]]) and Ruby and [[{{WesternAnimation/InsideOut}} [[WesternAnimation/InsideOut Anger]] (small, red, and occasionally BurningWithAnger) tend to pop up. Meanwhile, Ruby and Sapphire draw parallels to ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' (for obvious reasons).
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* While the {{Creator/Disney}} and {{Franchise/Pokemon}} fandoms overlap with pretty much every other fandom out there, there's a few crossover comparisons that crop up regularly: Steven and [[{{Film/LiloAndStitch}} Lilo]] (plays a stringed instrument, chubby, lives on the beach, and has multiple surrogate parents of the same gender, some of which might be gay. For Lilo, it's Jumba and Pleakley, as well as Cobra Bubbles and Nani's boyfriend David), and for Steven, it's all of the Gems. Sapphire and [[{{Disney/Frozen}} Queen Elsa]] are also compared (TrueBlueFemininity, AnIcePerson). After the events of Keystone Motel, Sapphire and [[{{WesternAnimation/MonstersInc}} Mike Wazowski]] (both are [[{{Cyclops}} cyclopes]]) and Ruby and [[{{WesternAnimation/InsideOut}} Anger]] (small, red, and occasionally BurningWithAnger) tend to pop up. Meanwhile, Ruby and Sapphire draw parallels to ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' (for obvious reasons).
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* Has a fandom overlap with ''Manga/LandOfTheLustrous'' due to them both being gem based works that focus on sexless gems. Does occasionally cross over into FandomRivalry due to those that accuse this series' creator of copying or heavily drawing inspiration from the other, and vice versa, mainly with those allegations coming from those who [[{{Fandumb}} jump to conclusions]] without knowing much about the other work.
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* With the ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' fandom and, to a lesser extent, the ''WesternAnimation/OverTheGardenWall'' fandom. They are cartoons that set up a light and cheery tone with plenty of humor, but gradually become more depressing and horrifying. In the case of ''Gravity Falls'', they both have cheerful protagonists (and Dipper), triangular characters affectionately referred as Doritos [[spoiler:and have had their popular fan theories confirmed]]. Crossovers between them are frequent and are jokingly referred to as "Steven Falls Over."
* There's also a great deal of overlap with ''WesternAnimation/LegendOfKorra''. While the two shows ''are'' very different in tone and content, they are both plot-driven, anime-inspired action cartoons with [[spoiler: LBGTQ canon characters]]. Fanart which depicts Korra and Asami fusing is particularly popular, since their color scheme is the same as Ruby and Sapphire's. Although with Korrasami, the blue one's actually the hothead, while the red one's more chill.
* They were pretty friendly before, but as of "Jail Break", Steven Universe and ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' fans have been getting along exceptionally well, especially with the introduction of Jasper as a tall, muscular, hot blooded, wild-haired character with a pompadour-looking helmet weapon [[spoiler:who gets hit with a TheDogBitesBack moment and is trapped at the bottom of the ocean]].
* Fans of Steven Universe seem to enjoy ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' a lot. Tons of crossover art of the two, including Fusions and depictions of the characters together or in each other's setting, has been created, and the fandoms tend to get along very well. Garnet's IAmSong is especially popular thing and has countless parodies due to the refrain referencing being [[spoiler: made of love]], which is a plot point in ''Undertale''.
** That very song and its parodies (due to how popular the parody was vs how popular the original was, along with some other things), however, sparked a war that'd have placed it under FandomRivalry. Since the end of 2016, or somewhere around there, however, it's back to being friendly, though some unfriendly jabs are made here and there.
* Among older fans, there's an overlap between the fandom of this show and ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''. It's the fact that both shows feature Joel Hodgson, as well as an uptight, intelligent mom named Pearl. For added irony, Joel plays a character who has a ''crush'' on her! [[note]]though Joel Robinson never interacted with Pearl Forrester, it's still a nice bit of irony[[/note]]
* The ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'' Fandom can also be added to this list, especially with comparisons between Zim and Peridot being made. The fact that Rebecca Sugar also is a big IZ fan and even used to write IZ fan fiction helps all the more so.
* An overlap is starting to come up between SU fans and ''VideoGame/JetSetRadio'' fans, the impetus of which is likely Rebecca Sugar confirming that Amethyst is a fan of the game's soundtrack. A good bit of fanart crossing over the two series has cropped up.
* ''Steven Universe'' and ''Gravity Falls'' have become especially close after the premiere of "A Tale of Two Stans" and the beginning of the 3rd Stevenbomb (Recap/StevenUniverseS2E14CryForHelp) both aired on July 13th, especially since both episodes were very emotionally charged. There were a lot of jokes that the creators did this intentionally to mess with the fans.
* There is a rather amusing one between fans of ''Steven Universe'' and fans of Music/DaftPunk, largely due to the SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic and the feel-good[=/=]happy atmospheres.
* And now, with the ''WesternAnimation/WeBareBears'' fandom as well, largely due to the fact that Estelle (Garnet) sings the theme song, not to mention that Charlene Yi (Ruby) voices Chloe Park. Many comparisons have been drawn between the three bears and the Crystal Gems as well.
* As of later developments, fans of Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt have taken note of the similarities between the two leads of the respective media--Antimony Carver and Steven. This extends to both of their mothers dying due to passing on a power that the child would inherit, and only being somewhat human.
* While the {{Creator/Disney}} and {{Franchise/Pokemon}} fandoms overlap with pretty much every other fandom out there, there's a few crossover comparisons that crop up regularly: Steven and [[{{Film/LiloAndStitch}} Lilo]] (plays a stringed instrument, chubby, lives on the beach, and has multiple surrogate parents of the same gender, some of which might be gay. For Lilo, it's Jumba and Pleakley, as well as Cobra Bubbles and Nani's boyfriend David), and for Steven, it's all of the Gems. Sapphire and [[{{Disney/Frozen}} Queen Elsa]] are also compared (TrueBlueFemininity, AnIcePerson). After the events of Keystone Motel, Sapphire and [[{{WesternAnimation/MonstersInc}} Mike Wazowski]] (both are [[{{Cyclops}} cyclopes]]) and Ruby and [[{{WesternAnimation/InsideOut}} Anger]] (small, red, and occasionally BurningWithAnger) tend to pop up. Meanwhile, Ruby and Sapphire draw parallels to ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' (for obvious reasons).
* One is starting to crop up with the ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'' fandom. The consensus seems to be that Steven is Homestar (cheerful protagonist, star shirt), Jasper is Strong Mad (loud, tall, angry, muscles), Peridot is Strong Bad (small, angry, thinks they're more of a threat than they actually are), and Lapis is Strong Sad (sad, quiet, abused).
* If the audiences at conventions are any indication then there would appear to be an overlap between fans of Steven Universe and ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', loathe as some are on both sides to admit it.
* And friendliness between the SU fans and the fandom surrounding ''WesternAnimation/SwatKats'', likely due to Rebecca Sugar admitting to liking the series back in the 90s, and it showing up on Uncle Grandpa's checklist at the end of "Say Uncle" (and possibly indirectly beginning a revival Kickstarter from the creators themselves).
* When ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama: The Ridonculous Race'' premiered, old and new fans of Total Drama who are current fans of Steven Universe quickly grew accustomed to each other, as for two weeks, its Thursday slot shared ''Steven Universe'''s. Fans also compared the Ruby and Sapphire ship to [=MacArthur=] and Sanders.
* There seems to be a bit of one developing with the fandom of ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug''; both are Anime-influenced MagicalGirl series with male protagonists, and several pieces of fanart have cropped up with Steven and Connie as Ladybug and Cat Noir (though who's dressed as who sometimes varies).
* Has a fandom overlap with ''Manga/LandOfTheLustrous'' due to them both being gem based works that focus on sexless gems. Does occasionally cross over into FandomRivalry due to those that accuse this series' creator of copying or heavily drawing inspiration from the other, and vice versa, mainly with those allegations coming from those who [[{{Fandumb}} jump to conclusions]] without knowing much about the other work.
* There's also a great deal of overlap with ''WesternAnimation/LegendOfKorra''. While the two shows ''are'' very different in tone and content, they are both plot-driven, anime-inspired action cartoons with [[spoiler: LBGTQ canon characters]]. Fanart which depicts Korra and Asami fusing is particularly popular, since their color scheme is the same as Ruby and Sapphire's. Although with Korrasami, the blue one's actually the hothead, while the red one's more chill.
* They were pretty friendly before, but as of "Jail Break", Steven Universe and ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' fans have been getting along exceptionally well, especially with the introduction of Jasper as a tall, muscular, hot blooded, wild-haired character with a pompadour-looking helmet weapon [[spoiler:who gets hit with a TheDogBitesBack moment and is trapped at the bottom of the ocean]].
* Fans of Steven Universe seem to enjoy ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' a lot. Tons of crossover art of the two, including Fusions and depictions of the characters together or in each other's setting, has been created, and the fandoms tend to get along very well. Garnet's IAmSong is especially popular thing and has countless parodies due to the refrain referencing being [[spoiler: made of love]], which is a plot point in ''Undertale''.
** That very song and its parodies (due to how popular the parody was vs how popular the original was, along with some other things), however, sparked a war that'd have placed it under FandomRivalry. Since the end of 2016, or somewhere around there, however, it's back to being friendly, though some unfriendly jabs are made here and there.
* Among older fans, there's an overlap between the fandom of this show and ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''. It's the fact that both shows feature Joel Hodgson, as well as an uptight, intelligent mom named Pearl. For added irony, Joel plays a character who has a ''crush'' on her! [[note]]though Joel Robinson never interacted with Pearl Forrester, it's still a nice bit of irony[[/note]]
* The ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'' Fandom can also be added to this list, especially with comparisons between Zim and Peridot being made. The fact that Rebecca Sugar also is a big IZ fan and even used to write IZ fan fiction helps all the more so.
* An overlap is starting to come up between SU fans and ''VideoGame/JetSetRadio'' fans, the impetus of which is likely Rebecca Sugar confirming that Amethyst is a fan of the game's soundtrack. A good bit of fanart crossing over the two series has cropped up.
* ''Steven Universe'' and ''Gravity Falls'' have become especially close after the premiere of "A Tale of Two Stans" and the beginning of the 3rd Stevenbomb (Recap/StevenUniverseS2E14CryForHelp) both aired on July 13th, especially since both episodes were very emotionally charged. There were a lot of jokes that the creators did this intentionally to mess with the fans.
* There is a rather amusing one between fans of ''Steven Universe'' and fans of Music/DaftPunk, largely due to the SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic and the feel-good[=/=]happy atmospheres.
* And now, with the ''WesternAnimation/WeBareBears'' fandom as well, largely due to the fact that Estelle (Garnet) sings the theme song, not to mention that Charlene Yi (Ruby) voices Chloe Park. Many comparisons have been drawn between the three bears and the Crystal Gems as well.
* As of later developments, fans of Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt have taken note of the similarities between the two leads of the respective media--Antimony Carver and Steven. This extends to both of their mothers dying due to passing on a power that the child would inherit, and only being somewhat human.
* While the {{Creator/Disney}} and {{Franchise/Pokemon}} fandoms overlap with pretty much every other fandom out there, there's a few crossover comparisons that crop up regularly: Steven and [[{{Film/LiloAndStitch}} Lilo]] (plays a stringed instrument, chubby, lives on the beach, and has multiple surrogate parents of the same gender, some of which might be gay. For Lilo, it's Jumba and Pleakley, as well as Cobra Bubbles and Nani's boyfriend David), and for Steven, it's all of the Gems. Sapphire and [[{{Disney/Frozen}} Queen Elsa]] are also compared (TrueBlueFemininity, AnIcePerson). After the events of Keystone Motel, Sapphire and [[{{WesternAnimation/MonstersInc}} Mike Wazowski]] (both are [[{{Cyclops}} cyclopes]]) and Ruby and [[{{WesternAnimation/InsideOut}} Anger]] (small, red, and occasionally BurningWithAnger) tend to pop up. Meanwhile, Ruby and Sapphire draw parallels to ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' (for obvious reasons).
* One is starting to crop up with the ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'' fandom. The consensus seems to be that Steven is Homestar (cheerful protagonist, star shirt), Jasper is Strong Mad (loud, tall, angry, muscles), Peridot is Strong Bad (small, angry, thinks they're more of a threat than they actually are), and Lapis is Strong Sad (sad, quiet, abused).
* If the audiences at conventions are any indication then there would appear to be an overlap between fans of Steven Universe and ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', loathe as some are on both sides to admit it.
* And friendliness between the SU fans and the fandom surrounding ''WesternAnimation/SwatKats'', likely due to Rebecca Sugar admitting to liking the series back in the 90s, and it showing up on Uncle Grandpa's checklist at the end of "Say Uncle" (and possibly indirectly beginning a revival Kickstarter from the creators themselves).
* When ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama: The Ridonculous Race'' premiered, old and new fans of Total Drama who are current fans of Steven Universe quickly grew accustomed to each other, as for two weeks, its Thursday slot shared ''Steven Universe'''s. Fans also compared the Ruby and Sapphire ship to [=MacArthur=] and Sanders.
* There seems to be a bit of one developing with the fandom of ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug''; both are Anime-influenced MagicalGirl series with male protagonists, and several pieces of fanart have cropped up with Steven and Connie as Ladybug and Cat Noir (though who's dressed as who sometimes varies).
* Has a fandom overlap with ''Manga/LandOfTheLustrous'' due to them both being gem based works that focus on sexless gems. Does occasionally cross over into FandomRivalry due to those that accuse this series' creator of copying or heavily drawing inspiration from the other, and vice versa, mainly with those allegations coming from those who [[{{Fandumb}} jump to conclusions]] without knowing much about the other work.
