Ruby has a gauntlet and the ability to set herself and others on fire.
Forever liveblogging the AvengersSteven and Lilo
Mixing sets of arms
Pearl cuddling with a rose while flopped in a shallow pool
Fusion Tree
Assuming her face is an almond
Peridot is ever delightful.
friendship
Lion has weird teeth.
President Maheswaran shenanigans
The origin of Steven's name
If Steven Universe had anime movies
Bismuth was well paced. Same for the two parters. I think they can handle expanding the length of a story.
edited 20th Aug '16 9:14:56 AM by Bocaj
Forever liveblogging the AvengersI can't help but see the positives when it comes to the episode lengths. The pacing can be jerky sometimes, but you can't fault the ambition.
Besides, there's plenty of full-length episodes that drag out the 22 minutes they're given, let alone live action shows which more often than not waste their long episode times on pointless scenes.
edited 20th Aug '16 9:45:05 AM by darkabomination
I guess it depends if you're okay with getting an edge over a Close-Enough Timeline. Yours' won't be effected, and you'll be traveling to a near-identical one with that version of yourself to contend with.
No Time Thing can change this timeline because if it could, it would've happened already. Also if that particular one was very rare, even under the rules of Quantum Probability, it wouldn't be as OP as first assumed.
That's a lot of presumptions made on my part though, and we're probably better off just not thinking about it too hard.
Time gem had the ability to create clones of itself by going back in time, but the clones only worked in the past, and dissipated, once they reached the part of the timeline they went back in time from. Or maybe it just had no way to travel back to where it came from so they ended up being stuck with a bunch of dumb clones. Either way. This essentially made the ability impractical, and other gems had better clone abilities. Also Future Vision became a thing, and that made the information gathering aspect of it impractical too.
So Time Gem was shattered, by homeworld for not working as they'd hoped. But they couldn't just leave the dust lying around, because it would cause all kinds of shenanigans, so with no real way to destroy it, they put it in an hourglass, and hid it amongst a bunch of other hourglasses with regular sand, in a structure rigged to collapse if the wrong one was chosen, and reform after every however, many years they said it was
Hashtag Gem Campfire Stories
edited 20th Aug '16 11:41:36 AM by xanderiskander

There isn't one for Terminator Ruby, they were very insistent on pointing that out in one very quick aside comment.
edited 20th Aug '16 1:32:10 AM by randomness4
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