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* DubNameChange: In Latin America, all the gems names are changed to their faithful translations in Spanish (Pearl to Perla, Amathist to Amatista, Yellow Diamond to Diamante Amarillo, etc) with the exception of Garnet and Peridot. There is an [[InconsistentDub inconsistency]] with Pink Diamond name, as it varies between Diamante Rosa and Diamante Rosado, both correct regardless. The name of the group, the Crystal Gems, is only translated in the opening song as "las Gemas de Cristal" and the song "Who we are" of the [[WesternAnimation/StevenUniverseTheMovie movie]], but it remains unchanged in the show.
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** Gems that are deemed defective, like Amethyst or Padparadscha, also draws a parallel with disabled people.
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* BrickJoke: A very long term one, in Ocean Gem, Steven says "No prob, Bob," to Lapis Lazuli, but she doesn't understand and tries to correct him on her name. [[spoiler:Come "Hit the Diamond", and Lapis goes by the name Bob while masquerading as a human.]]
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** In "Catch and Release", Pearl jokes about keeping Peridot outside attached to a leash, just a few episodes later, in "Too Far", Garnet attaches Peridot to a fence with a leash after she asked her to unfuse because it makes her uncomfortable.
** A very long term one, in Ocean Gem, Steven says "No prob, Bob," to Lapis Lazuli, but she doesn't understand and tries to correct him on her name. [[spoiler:Come "Hit the Diamond", and Lapis goes by the name Bob while masquerading as a human.]]
** In "Catch and Release", Pearl jokes about keeping Peridot outside attached to a leash, just a few episodes later, in "Too Far", Garnet attaches Peridot to a fence with a leash after she asked her to unfuse because it makes her uncomfortable.
** A very long term one, in Ocean Gem, Steven says "No prob, Bob," to Lapis Lazuli, but she doesn't understand and tries to correct him on her name. [[spoiler:Come "Hit the Diamond", and Lapis goes by the name Bob while masquerading as a human.]]
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** Pearl's attraction to said woman also runs heavily on the ReplacementLoveInterest trope, making it more a case of SingleTargetSexuality on her part as opposed to regular homosexual preference.
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** Pearl's attraction to said woman also runs heavily on the ReplacementLoveInterest ReplacementGoldfish trope, making it more a case of SingleTargetSexuality on her part as opposed to regular homosexual preference.
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* DeusExMachina: In the final confrontation with White Diamond, [[spoiler: Pink Steven]] shows up with no prior foreshadowing, [[spoiler: somehow overpowers White Diamond with his [[MakeMeWannaShout voice]], NoSells all her attacks, which prior to this point were overwhelmingly effective and then rejoins with Human Steven before the latter can die.]] This allows White to be put in a position where she can finally be reasoned with where before she just brushed everything off because she was just so strong and disconnected.
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** UnfitForGreatness[=/=]InadequateInheritor: As the ClosingCredits highlights, nearly every major character has ''some'' deep-seated fear that they are not everything they could and/or should be. (E.g. [[TagAlongKid Steven]] is afraid he'll [[IJustWantToBeSpecial never fill the hole Rose Quartz left]], [[TeamMom Pearl]] feels [[DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife lost without Rose]] [[spoiler: partly due to her [[ServantRace former life as a slave and liberation given to her by Rose]]]], [[CoolBigSis Amethyst]] ''does'' [[WellDoneSonGuy take Pearl and Garnet's criticism to heart more than she shows]] [[spoiler: and [[IAmAMonster must rid herself of the hatred she has for herself for being created at Earth's expense]]]], [[TheStoic Garnet]] is under ''constant'' stress to [[TheLeader carry the team]] [[spoiler: and [[{{Seer}} her Sapphire half can see each and every future where her leadership fails]]]], [[BumblingDad Greg]] and [[MuggleBestFriend Connie]] [[TheTeamNormal struggle to keep up]] and so forth). Of course, the show goes to great lengths to portray how [[SelfFulfillingProphecy this insecurity is toxic]] and [[BeYourself how each character needs to love themself for who they are and not who they (think) they should be]]. It's also aversion to the usual dichotomy of having either [[CantArgueWithElves smugly perfect aliens]] or [[HumansAreSpecial scrappy indomitable humans]] since members of both races share insecurities about their worth and capability.
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** UnfitForGreatness[=/=]InadequateInheritor: As the ClosingCredits highlights, nearly every Every major character has ''some'' deep-seated fear that they are not everything they could and/or should be. (E.g. [[TagAlongKid Steven]] is afraid he'll [[IJustWantToBeSpecial never fill the hole Rose Quartz left]], [[TeamMom Pearl]] feels [[DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife lost without Rose]] [[spoiler: partly due to her [[ServantRace former life as a slave and liberation given to her by Rose]]]], [[CoolBigSis Amethyst]] ''does'' [[WellDoneSonGuy take Pearl and Garnet's criticism to heart more than she shows]] [[spoiler: and [[IAmAMonster must rid herself of the hatred she has for herself for being created at Earth's expense]]]], [[TheStoic Garnet]] is under ''constant'' stress to [[TheLeader carry the team]] [[spoiler: and [[{{Seer}} her Sapphire half can see each and every future where her leadership fails]]]], [[BumblingDad Greg]] and [[MuggleBestFriend Connie]] [[TheTeamNormal struggle to keep up]] and so forth).up]], Peridot believes her worth is only defined by how useful she is, Lapis has a hard time fighting for her friends in fear of becoming a prisoner again). Of course, the show goes to great lengths to portray how [[SelfFulfillingProphecy this insecurity is toxic]] and [[BeYourself how each character needs to love themself for who they are and not who they (think) they should be]]. It's also aversion to the usual dichotomy of having either [[CantArgueWithElves smugly perfect aliens]] or [[HumansAreSpecial scrappy indomitable humans]] since members of both races share insecurities about their worth and capability.
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* CentralTheme:
** Most episodes tend to converge on themes of mixing magic with reality, accepting or embracing imperfection, and/or finding beauty in the ugly. Rebecca describes the show as "reverse-escapism," where magical beings are fascinated with the mundane. Steven is the epitome of the magic-and-reality theme, as he is half-human (normal) and half Crystal Gem (magic). A standard way they mix magic with reality is solving a magic problem a "mundane" way, like Steven using a glow bracelet (normal/mundane) to lure a worm gem monster (magic) to its death, or using standard household duct-tape to patch up an enormous geode that's about to "leak" out a devastating magical storm.
** The PowerOfLove and [[ThePowerOfFriendship friendship]], and how relationships, though difficult to manage, make people stronger.
** Putting in all your effort in everything you do and making contributions for people, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant it is.
** Most episodes tend to converge on themes of mixing magic with reality, accepting or embracing imperfection, and/or finding beauty in the ugly. Rebecca describes the show as "reverse-escapism," where magical beings are fascinated with the mundane. Steven is the epitome of the magic-and-reality theme, as he is half-human (normal) and half Crystal Gem (magic). A standard way they mix magic with reality is solving a magic problem a "mundane" way, like Steven using a glow bracelet (normal/mundane) to lure a worm gem monster (magic) to its death, or using standard household duct-tape to patch up an enormous geode that's about to "leak" out a devastating magical storm.
** The PowerOfLove and [[ThePowerOfFriendship friendship]], and how relationships, though difficult to manage, make people stronger.
** Putting in all your effort in everything you do and making contributions for people, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant it is.
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CentralTheme: The series covers the idea that [[ThePowerOfLove love]] comes in an infinite amount of forms, including [[ThePowerOfFriendship platonic and familial]]. Every mini-theme traces back to this:
**Most episodes tend to converge on themes of mixing magic with reality, accepting Accepting or embracing imperfection, and/or finding beauty in the ugly. Rebecca describes the show as "reverse-escapism," where as magical beings are fascinated with the mundane. Steven is the epitome of the magic-and-reality theme, as he is half-human (normal) and half Crystal Gem (magic). A standard way they In early episodes before GrowingTheBeard, characters mix magic with reality is solving to solve a magic problem in a "mundane" mundane way, like Steven using a glow bracelet (normal/mundane) sticking to lure a worm gem monster (magic) to its death, or using standard household duct-tape to patch up an enormous geode that's about to "leak" out a devastating magical storm.
** The PowerOfLove and [[ThePowerOfFriendship friendship]], and how relationships, though difficult to manage, make people stronger.
the theme that nothing should be overlooked.
** Putting in all your effort in everything you do others, andmaking contributions for people, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant it is.not giving up on them.
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** The PowerOfLove and [[ThePowerOfFriendship friendship]], and how relationships, though difficult to manage, make people stronger.
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** UnfitForGreatness[=/=]InadequateInheritor: As the ClosingCredits highlights, nearly every major character has ''some'' deep-seated fear that they are not everything they could and/or should be. (E.g. [[TagAlongKid Steven]] is afraid he'll [[IJustWantToBeSpecial never fill the hole Rose Quartz left]], [[TeamMom Pearl]] feels [[DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife lost without Rose]] [[spoiler: partly due to her [[ServantRace former life as a slave]]]], [[CoolBigSis Amethyst]] ''does'' [[WellDoneSonGuy take Pearl and Garnet's criticism to heart more than she shows]] [[spoiler: and [[IAmAMonster hates herself for being created at Earth's expense]]]], [[TheStoic Garnet]] is under ''constant'' stress to [[TheLeader carry the team]] [[spoiler: and [[{{Seer}} can see each and every future where her leadership fails]]]], [[BumblingDad Greg]] and [[MuggleBestFriend Connie]] [[TheTeamNormal struggle to keep up]] and so forth). Of course, the show goes to great lengths to portray how [[SelfFulfillingProphecy this insecurity is toxic]] and [[BeYourself how each character needs to love themself for who they are and not who they (think) they should be]]. It's also aversion to the usual dichotomy of having either [[CantArgueWithElves smugly perfect aliens]] or [[HumansAreSpecial scrappy indomitable humans]] since members of both races share insecurities about their worth and capability.
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** UnfitForGreatness[=/=]InadequateInheritor: As the ClosingCredits highlights, nearly every major character has ''some'' deep-seated fear that they are not everything they could and/or should be. (E.g. [[TagAlongKid Steven]] is afraid he'll [[IJustWantToBeSpecial never fill the hole Rose Quartz left]], [[TeamMom Pearl]] feels [[DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife lost without Rose]] [[spoiler: partly due to her [[ServantRace former life as a slave]]]], slave and liberation given to her by Rose]]]], [[CoolBigSis Amethyst]] ''does'' [[WellDoneSonGuy take Pearl and Garnet's criticism to heart more than she shows]] [[spoiler: and [[IAmAMonster hates must rid herself of the hatred she has for herself for being created at Earth's expense]]]], [[TheStoic Garnet]] is under ''constant'' stress to [[TheLeader carry the team]] [[spoiler: and [[{{Seer}} her Sapphire half can see each and every future where her leadership fails]]]], [[BumblingDad Greg]] and [[MuggleBestFriend Connie]] [[TheTeamNormal struggle to keep up]] and so forth). Of course, the show goes to great lengths to portray how [[SelfFulfillingProphecy this insecurity is toxic]] and [[BeYourself how each character needs to love themself for who they are and not who they (think) they should be]]. It's also aversion to the usual dichotomy of having either [[CantArgueWithElves smugly perfect aliens]] or [[HumansAreSpecial scrappy indomitable humans]] since members of both races share insecurities about their worth and capability.
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* ConvectionSchmonvection: Steven talks with Bismuth several times near her lava-powered forges, even sitting next to her while she dips her feet in a pool of the stuff. It may be his half-gem physiology, but he never expresses any discomfort merely being near lava, only feeling pain when his bare flesh touches some lava-heated rock.
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** [[spoiler: Blue Diamond]] as well, to an extent. [[spoiler: Compared to Yellow she is substantially easier to talk to (even having a heart-to-heart conversation with lesser lifeform Greg in her introduction) and has shown herself to be fairly open-minded on several occasions. That being said, she is still a diamond with all the conquest and slavery that entails. A few lines of dialogue in the movie even imply that she might have been in charge of inacting punishments within their empire, which would of course include countless shatterings during her [[TimeAbyss long life.]]]]
** [[spoiler: Pink Diamond]] would also fall here before her time on Earth changed her perspective on everything. [[spoiler: Given that her old role was to arrange parties and lift the spirits of the other diamonds it's probably fair to say that she was always a nice individual, but she also didn't seem to see those beneath her in the heirarchy as anything other than amusements and annoyances.]] This is perfectly illustrated in the movie [[spoiler: where she left Spinell alone and slowly going insane for 6,000 years purely because she had become bored with their games.]]
** [[spoiler: Pink Diamond]] would also fall here before her time on Earth changed her perspective on everything. [[spoiler: Given that her old role was to arrange parties and lift the spirits of the other diamonds it's probably fair to say that she was always a nice individual, but she also didn't seem to see those beneath her in the heirarchy as anything other than amusements and annoyances.]] This is perfectly illustrated in the movie [[spoiler: where she left Spinell alone and slowly going insane for 6,000 years purely because she had become bored with their games.]]
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** Later, in "Legs From Here To Homeworld", the way [[spoiler: Blue and Yellow Diamond]] talk about [[spoiler: White Diamond]] and her...temper, comes across as older siblings trying to keep their younger sibling safe from an AbusiveParent.
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** Later, in "Legs From Here To Homeworld", the way [[spoiler: Blue and Yellow Diamond]] talk about [[spoiler: White Diamond]] and her...temper, her temper comes across as older siblings trying to keep their younger sibling safe from an AbusiveParent.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The show is (in)famous for its frequent use of thinly-veiled analogies to tell stories about real-world conflict, usually having to do with sexual/gender identity, relationships and social justice.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The show is (in)famous known for its frequent use of thinly-veiled analogies to tell stories about real-world conflict, usually having to do with sexual/gender identity, relationships and social justice.
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** This is used to great effect in "The Answer", where multiple physically-identical Rubies are introduced; it's suddenly ''very'' hard to keep track of who's who. However, each gem of the same type has their gem on a different part of their body. [[spoiler:When more Rubies show up in "Hit the Diamond, they're all nominally identical, but each has a distinguishing characteristic and slightly different uniform.]]
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** This is used to great effect in "The Answer", where multiple physically-identical Rubies are introduced; it's suddenly ''very'' hard to keep track of who's who. However, each gem of the same type has their gem on a different part of their body. [[spoiler:When more Rubies show up in "Hit the Diamond, Diamond", they're all nominally identical, but each has a distinguishing characteristic and slightly different uniform.]]
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** Take Amethyst for example, she seems like a Adorkable Hedonistic JerkWithAHeartOfGold, but Don't you Dare make fun of her or her origins (though she somewhat got over this), or take away her ParentalSubstitute for a prolonged period of time or she ''will'' get you.
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** Take Amethyst for example, she seems like a Adorkable Hedonistic {{Adorkable}} JerkWithAHeartOfGold, but Don't don't you Dare dare make fun of her or her origins (though she somewhat got over this), or take away her ParentalSubstitute for a prolonged period of time or she ''will'' get you.
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** In "Now We're Only Falling Apart", Sapphire asks Pearl that [[spoiler:if Pink Diamond cared so much about the Earth, why didn't she use her authority to stop the Homeworld invasion without involving other Gems? Pearl responds that Pink did everything she could, but Yellow and Blue refused to listen misinterpreted her requests, to the point of usurping control from her.]]
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** In "Now We're Only Falling Apart", Sapphire asks Pearl that [[spoiler:if Pink Diamond cared so much about the Earth, why didn't she use her authority to stop the Homeworld invasion without involving other Gems? Pearl responds that Pink did everything she could, but Yellow and Blue refused to listen misinterpreted her requests, requests and refused to listen to what she actually wanted, to the point of usurping control from her.]]
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* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: In the middle of the first season, the episode "Keep Beach City Weird" ends with Ronaldo going on a tangent about "''polymorphic sentient rocks'' coming to ''hollow out the Earth'' part of the ''Great Diamond Authority''". By the end of the season, it was revealed that he was ''100% correct''.
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* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: In the middle of the first season, the episode "Keep Beach City Weird" ends with Ronaldo going on a tangent about "''polymorphic sentient rocks'' coming to ''hollow out the Earth'' part of the ''Great Diamond Authority''". By the end of the season, it was revealed that he was ''100% correct''. Nearly every prediction that he makes after "Keep Beach City Weird" is true.
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** A subplot involving Greg making a new album, "Water Witch," is dropped without comment after the first season.
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* DeliberateVHSQuality: Rose and Greg's tape for Steven is presented with a lot of film scratch and even has darkened edges, to emphasise that it was made with old technology from before Steven was born. The tape for Nora is even more degraded, thanks to it being in the desert unprotected for fourteen years.
** "The Big Show" is almost entirely shown in the same quality as the old "For Steven" tape, because Steven is filming a documentary and wants the footage to look as old and authentic as possible.
** "The Big Show" is almost entirely shown in the same quality as the old "For Steven" tape, because Steven is filming a documentary and wants the footage to look as old and authentic as possible.
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* DreamEpisode:
** "Chille Tid" is about Steven and the Gems trying to rest up after searching for Lapis Lazuli all night, but Steven keeps dreaming about Lapis and eventually figures out he's entering her mind.
** "Kiki's Pizza Delivery Service": Kiki has a reoccurring nightmare about drowning in pizza goo which Steven uses his powers to help save her from every night. She only gets better after she confronts her sister in real life.
** "Chille Tid" is about Steven and the Gems trying to rest up after searching for Lapis Lazuli all night, but Steven keeps dreaming about Lapis and eventually figures out he's entering her mind.
** "Kiki's Pizza Delivery Service": Kiki has a reoccurring nightmare about drowning in pizza goo which Steven uses his powers to help save her from every night. She only gets better after she confronts her sister in real life.
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** The show does get a few things ''right''. For example, Amethyst finds out her type of Gem is supposed to be a warrior, larger and more powerful than Amethyst herself is. Amethyst is a type of quartz. Other quartz-based Gems in the series are Jasper and Rose Quartz, both of whom ''are'' significantly larger than Amethyst.
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** The show does get a few things ''right''. For example, Amethyst finds out her type of Gem is supposed to be a warrior, larger and more powerful than Amethyst herself is. Amethyst is a type of quartz. Other quartz-based Gems in the series are Jasper and Rose Quartz, both of whom ''are'' significantly larger than Amethyst. Also, garnet ''is'' in some sense a "fusion", being a silicate with two different cations (generally one divalent and one trivalent).
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** The Gems are all named after gemstones, some of which are also common human names (Pearl, Ruby, Jasper) and others of which are little known or unusual-sounding (Sugilite, Peridot, Sardonyx, Amethyst).
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** The Gems are all named after gemstones, some of which are also common human names (Pearl, Ruby, Jasper) Jasper[[note]]perhaps fittingly, the one name in the group that's generally thought of as male belongs to possibly the most masculine in appearance of all the Gems[[/note]]) and others of which are little known or unusual-sounding (Sugilite, Peridot, Sardonyx, Amethyst).
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** Pearl's attraction to said woman also runs heavily on the ReplacementLoveInterest trope, making it more a case of SingleTargetSexuality on her part as opposed to regular homosexual preference.
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* DeadAllAlong: [[spoiler: Everyone, including Steven himself, somewhat assumed that Rose/Pink was still alive inside Steven's Gemstone. However, when the stone was removed in The Battle of Heart and Mind it was proven beyond a doubt that Pink really is dead and gone.]]
* DeathByChildbirth: Rose Quartz gave up her physical form so Steven could be born.
* DeathByChildbirth: Rose Quartz gave up her physical form so Steven could be born.
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* DeathByOriginStory: In a unique case that can simultaneously count from Steven's perspective as ''both'' common varieties of this trope - an origin involving the death of a very important other person ''and'' one involving the death of a previous incarnation of the same ontological entity that the subsequently "born" character is also a version of - in the sense of it also being...
* DeathOfPersonality: Rose's gemstone is still active, with Steven
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** Following from "Cry For Help", [[http://www.mediafire.com/listen/v0htdl145qj3rcu/cryforhelp-ending.mp3 yet another ending theme]] was introduced, this one being a down-beat remix of both the jazz theme from "Winter Forecast" and the lyrical version of "Love Like You". It functions as something of a DarkReprise for both of them, befitting the episode's DownerEnding. "Nightmare Hospital" introduces another new, lyrical ending theme. Putting them together and after "Love Like You" [[http://oathkeeper-of-tarth.tumblr.com/post/128836970574/if-i-could-begin-to-be-half-of-what-you-think-of shows]] that they're actually a single song split into at least three parts.
** After the full version of [[spoiler: "Love Like You" was revealed in "Bubbled", the end credits theme reverted back to just ambient noise for awhile. Eventually, some atmospheric background music was used for the end credits, and as season 5 went on, it gained more tempo until "Reunited", where the song was revealed to be a reprise of "Love Like You".]]
** After the full version of [[spoiler: "Love Like You" was revealed in "Bubbled", the end credits theme reverted back to just ambient noise for awhile. Eventually, some atmospheric background music was used for the end credits, and as season 5 went on, it gained more tempo until "Reunited", where the song was revealed to be a reprise of "Love Like You".]]
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** Following from "Cry For Help", [[http://www.mediafire.com/listen/v0htdl145qj3rcu/cryforhelp-ending.mp3 yet another ending theme]] was introduced, this one being a down-beat remix of both the jazz theme from "Winter Forecast" and the lyrical version of "Love Like You". It functions as something of a DarkReprise for both of them, befitting the episode's DownerEnding. "Nightmare Hospital" introduces another new, lyrical ending theme. Putting them together and after "Love Like You" [[http://oathkeeper-of-tarth.tumblr.com/post/128836970574/if-i-could-begin-to-be-half-of-what-you-think-of shows]] that they're actually a single song split into at least three parts.
parts. Additional parts would be revealed every few episodes throughout the second and third seasons until the full song was ultimately revealed in "Bubbled".
** From season 2's "Too Far" to season 3's "Hit the Diamond", the end credits music was replaced by ambient insect noise and a soft, slightly ominous guitar piece. Additionally, the backdrop was changed from the beach outside the temple to the barn gate. (Some late season 3 episodes, particularly ones that end on cliffhangers, would also replace the backdrop, this time with a shot of the last location seen in the episode, though they kept the normal credits music).
** After the full version of [[spoiler: "Love Like You" was revealed in "Bubbled", in season 4, the end credits themereverted back changed to just ambient noise for awhile. Eventually, some atmospheric background music was used for the end credits, changing every few episodes, which, like with "Love Like You", form a longer song when laid end-to-end, and as season 5 went on, it gained more tempo until "Reunited", where the song was revealed to be a reprise of "Love Like You".You". From there, every episode would reveal a new piece of the reprise until it concluded in "Change Your Mind".]]
** From season 2's "Too Far" to season 3's "Hit the Diamond", the end credits music was replaced by ambient insect noise and a soft, slightly ominous guitar piece. Additionally, the backdrop was changed from the beach outside the temple to the barn gate. (Some late season 3 episodes, particularly ones that end on cliffhangers, would also replace the backdrop, this time with a shot of the last location seen in the episode, though they kept the normal credits music).
** After the full version of [[spoiler: "Love Like You" was revealed in "Bubbled", in season 4, the end credits theme
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* ApathyKilledTheCat: Being LiteralMinded and only focusing on goals (even Amethyst purposely pursues sloth as an aesthetic) is an innate trait of Gems, some more than others. This makes many of the mysteries (Rose's actions or Homeworld culture) in the show frustrating as no one addresses or asks about them. Steven can be curious, but admits he's very bad at thinking of followup questions. (And he's 14.)
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* ApathyKilledTheCat: Being LiteralMinded and only focusing on goals (even Amethyst purposely pursues sloth as an aesthetic) is an innate trait of Gems, some more than others. This makes many Much of the mysteries (Rose's actions or Homeworld culture) in unknowns about the show frustrating as gems are only gradually revealed, partly because it's information withheld from Steven, but also from no one addresses addressing or asks asking about them. Steven can be curious, but admits he's very bad at thinking of followup questions. (And he's 14.)
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* AnachronismStew: Technology from a number of different eras seems to mingle together in Beach City. Characters are shown to own up-to-date smartphones and run blogs, but most [=TVs=] that are seen are of the older boxy variety that hasn't been sold in about a decade, and the video game consoles that Steven is shown playing include a UsefulNotes/Nintendo64, a UsefulNotes/GameCube, and something that resembles a classic-style GameBoy, all of which have been out of production for over ten years. Characters are occasionally shown to use Walkmans with oversized headphones, rather than the iPods with tiny earbuds that are more popular in the present day. These could be examples of how [[ForWantOfANail the Gems' presence on Earth has affected the passage of time and technology in small ways]]; then again, it could simply be [[TruthInTelevision a reflection of real life]], where plenty of people still use older tech together with more recent stuff.
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* AnachronismStew: Technology from a number of different eras seems to mingle together in Beach City. Characters are shown to own up-to-date smartphones and run blogs, but most [=TVs=] that are seen are of the older boxy variety that hasn't been sold in about a decade, and the video game consoles that Steven is shown playing include a UsefulNotes/Nintendo64, a UsefulNotes/GameCube, and something that resembles a classic-style GameBoy, UsefulNotes/GameBoy, all of which have been out of production for over ten years. Characters are occasionally shown to use Walkmans with oversized headphones, rather than the iPods with tiny earbuds that are more popular in the present day. These could be examples of how [[ForWantOfANail the Gems' presence on Earth has affected the passage of time and technology in small ways]]; then again, it could simply be [[TruthInTelevision a reflection of real life]], where plenty of people still use older tech together with more recent stuff.
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* BookEnds: In the original pilot episode of Steven Universe [[spoiler: the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF1_j2WQdxg plot was resolved with Steven's come-back "What's your excuse"]]. In The Battle of Heart and Mind [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tdov9g6dcs Steven uses the same line]] to [[BreakThemByTalking completely break White Diamond]].]]
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* BookEnds: In the original pilot episode of Steven Universe [[spoiler: the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF1_j2WQdxg plot was resolved with Steven's come-back "What's your excuse"]]. In The Battle of Heart and Mind Mind, which is the official conclusion of the story first come up with by the series creators, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tdov9g6dcs Steven uses the same line]] to [[BreakThemByTalking completely break White Diamond]].]]
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* BookEnds: In the original pilot episode of Steven Universe [[spoiler: the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF1_j2WQdxg plot was resolved with Steven's come-back "What's you're excuse"]]. In The Battle of Heart and Mind [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tdov9g6dcs Steven uses the same line]] to [[BreakThemByTalking completely break White Diamond]].]]
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* BookEnds: In the original pilot episode of Steven Universe [[spoiler: the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF1_j2WQdxg plot was resolved with Steven's come-back "What's you're your excuse"]]. In The Battle of Heart and Mind [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tdov9g6dcs Steven uses the same line]] to [[BreakThemByTalking completely break White Diamond]].]]
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* BookEnds: In the original pilot episode of Steven Universe [[spoiler: the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF1_j2WQdxg plot was resolved with Steven's come-back "What's you're excuse"]]. In The Battle of Heart and Mind [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tdov9g6dcs Steven uses the same line]] to [[BreakThemByTalking completely break White Diamond]].]]
