I'm pretty sure he was older due to all those lines on his face...he'd be like late 40's - early 50's at worst.
edited 9th Jul '16 7:19:35 PM by randomness4
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Oh, that's gonna be a stone cold bummer if the conclusion to Marty coming back is that he's better off alone. Like Garnet's lesson of "some people can't be helped" in Message Received is going to apply to him.
"The cruelest thing you can do to an artist is tell them their work is flawless when it isn't." -Ben "Yahtzee" CroshawGarnet was mostly echoing Steven in that episode, because he was starting to get disillusioned, then Peridot went and proved him right.
Gotta say though I find it weird that Marty is the place where we draw the line and say "some people just never change for the better".
edited 9th Jul '16 7:42:06 PM by xanderiskander
He was with Rose until he started losing his hair, which according to word of Rebecca was in his early 30's. So let's say he was 32 when Steven was born, so around 46, possibly.
That's assuming Sour Cream was conceived...ahem...just off-screen in that episode, but Amethyst did know Farty Marty as someone who was dating Vidalia so they could have been seeing each other for a number of years rather than a one-night stand.
edited 10th Jul '16 12:24:44 AM by Ruise
Loves feel-good animation a whole lot.On the other hand, Marty seen older than Greg so 50-ish is probably right.
""They bring out the worst in each other" is not really a great reason not to be together, it just sounds like an excuse not to improve as a person. You don't resolve your issues by keeping them inside. "
but it also mean your personalities are clashing and make you angry rather than happy, thing keystone motel where Saphire coldness and Ruby brashness make them Slipt, Lars and Saddie have to improve themselve before they get anything close, for me that is where Steven come alone
"My Name is Bolt, Bolt Crank and I dont care if you believe or not"There was something going there...but they'll have to do more.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.So the complaint is screentime and not horrific disregard for human rights that casts the All-Loving Hero as a Complete Monster?
Unfortunately the corruption in the gem shard Steven steals from his own house for this will be too great and so this "Leonardo" fusion won't be quite human, but more of a humanoid turtle who ponders his cruel fate until resorting to his new fighting skills to save Sadie from ninjas.
That doesn't make sense...
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I'm half hoping that even if Marty turns out to be an unpleasant person, he ends up having a little more nuance than he showed in Greg's flashback. A few have speculated that Greg may have remembered him to be worse than he really was.
It just seems strange for this show to have a character like him. Even Mayor Dewey, who was initially portrayed as you typical scummy politician, was given sympathetic traits along the line.

That'd still be an old man, mang.
Unless Marty's an unaging Snerson.
edited 9th Jul '16 7:17:38 PM by randomness4
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