And you ignored the part where I pointed out why it couldn't do that anyway. If it's big enough to pop the earth and make it explode, then it's too big to form on the surface without basically crushing everything.
I don't necessarily think the Cluster, assuming it ended up being removed from Earth's core somehow (It's not in Earth's core btw, it's actually in the upper mantle), would need to be written out immediately. Especially if it only shows up in prelude to a final confrontation with homeworld. Do we have any idea how many more seasons the show is expected to have?
It's in the upper mantle...near the barn?
Nowhere near the Beta Kindergarten.
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Also, glad Greg is going to the rock concert too, I've certainly wanted to see more of his and Amethyst's friendship! When Vidalia gonna get a speaking part again tho?
Loves feel-good animation a whole lot.I'm almost positive the Beta Kindergarten is in Antelope Canyon, in Arizona. I was just there a few months ago, and the resemblance is uncanny, and a little terrifying. Also, given that Gem bodies' mass changes to adapt to whatever surface they're standing on, the Cluster has two options: either stand on a planet she could probably hug all the way around, assuming her arms are to proportion to her size, and finagle some sci-fi explanation to justify her being so incredibly light that she doesn't crush anything, or just have her gem orbit the Earth as a large building-sized comet while her Hard Light body floats around it, weightless.
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moved to Oceanstuck because this handle was starting to bother me my tumblr@Random: The rationale for the cluster being in the upper mantle is based on firstly the fact that it's there on Peridot's map, and also the fact that the condition of the rock (going from semi-molten rock back to solid suddenly) they find the cluster in are more in line with the transition layer between the upper and lower mantle, rather than the core (and the layer of molten iron)
Also, during gem drill, they mention passing through the asthenosphere right before breaching the cavern with the cluster, which is indeed the transition layer between the upper/lower mantle.
edited 5th Sep '16 3:38:56 PM by CaptainCapsase
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An episode worth it...
Then they weren't drilling directly downward...
There was a derp...P-dot said the location was near the Beta Kindergarten, but they got there within a few hours from the Barn.
edited 5th Sep '16 5:00:38 PM by randomness4
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Yes, Peridot suggested destroying the Cluster to Yellow Diamond to keep the Earth instead, when moving it out would let them keep both, but she couldn't get the means to do so before it hatched.
And anyway I think trying to make it fight for them would be against the morals of the main characters. You're either dooming it to a lonely existence defending earth space without it having a choice (because it can't exactly hang out on Earth). Or they're just using it as a weapon to shatter homeworld gems. It's like asking them to use a breaking point but on an apocalyptic scale.
And now that I think about it. If homeworld has ships like the Ruby's roaming eye that can just use black holes or whatever it is to travel wherever they need to go in a jiffy, then the cluster wouldn't exactly be able to "defend" against anything. Homeworld would just go to Earth, they wouldn't have to meet the cluster in space.
edited 5th Sep '16 6:07:33 PM by xanderiskander
It didn't move...like what?
They needed its exact location and P-dot made an estimated guess about where it is relative to the Barn.
Deep in the mantle from where it was inserted in the Beta testers.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.The Cluster gem is be almost as big as the moon...the body itself would be much, much bigger as it is with most Gems.
edited 5th Sep '16 7:10:47 PM by randomness4
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Couple of things...
- The “He left his family behind!” line in the Cookie Cat™ theme song made me laugh so hard the first time I saw that episode. It’s tragically hilarious! Or is that hilariously tragic?
- On the map Peridot pulls up in “It Could Have Been Great” (I think that was the episode...?), the Beta Kindergarten looks to be near San Diego. So...Anza-Borrego
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Most of the other things in the cookie cat song applied to the Gems, so I think that we'll find out that one of the Gems likely had close friends back in Homeworld. The most likely candidate is Pearl as one of the creators said that we'd find out why she wanted to go back to space so badly.
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While is not a deus ex machina, it would be a borderline case, is just writing yourself into a corner and them moving away with it.
And for some reason when I saw zoltron and talk about smiley being comedian this come to my mind
Steven: why you stop being a comedian? Smiley:ehhhhhh
- flashback*
is joke....is all a joke...mother forgive me....- end of flashback*
Smiley: I dont want to talk about itMy friend just glare to me for doing that joke.
Anyway, nice episode, Garnet was little be Deus ex machina here but other than that,pretty good
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