Mostly your complaint makes it sound like nothing of importance happened while, on the very same sentence, saying something important happened. It's not an issue of "more than one", it's more like you seem to be saying "one's the same as zero"
Either something happened or it didn't, and you're saying both are true at the same time.
edited 11th Jan '18 1:27:37 PM by sgamer82
Significant isn't the same as worthwhile to me...
So just because something significant happened, doesn't mean it was worth going the route they did.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Steven and Connie's argument does seem to lead into their space adventure where they hallucinated Pink Diamond.
Steven Universe as a show builds on itself in weird and unpredictable ways. A lot of seemingly pointless one-offs are to help establish something down the road.
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Their argument had nothing to do with that, they just needed to reunite before such a thing could happen...
And if their squabble was necessary, Steven's guilt honestly should've gotten Connie captured too since she was trying to stay and help...that way, they'd be stuck together and forced to work it out.
Honestly certain events can easily play out the same way and because Steven wouldn't be distracted from Lars by his Connie problem on Earth, there would no reason to be gone from space stuff for long besides Lapizuli leaving.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.So just because something significant happened, doesn't mean it was worth going the route they did.
And I'm using the words synonymously. Taking them differently doesn't really refute my original point that your complaints about significant events, regardless of the words actually used, struck me as inherently contradictory.
edited 11th Jan '18 2:21:55 PM by sgamer82
It was dumb and I'm saying that more than just Lars should've been captured because of it.
As in Connie too and she could've gotten on his case while they're stuck on HW instead of on Earth where Lars just isn't as important to them for somewhat understandable but not narratively justifiable reasons.
It ultimately just wasn't as important to just not be with Lars and the off colors while Steven and Connie work out their issues.
edited 11th Jan '18 2:32:15 PM by randomness4
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They brought out Alexandrite and that still was useless against Aquamarine's wand. What more could they have done?
Unless the wand can stop water, Lapizuli wouldn't be useless...she doesn't even have to physically be that close.
Not close enough to be seen anyway.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Because its not one solid mass and it probably has a limit that falls short of the entire ocean?
Forever liveblogging the AvengersOne potential weakness to that is she still presumably needs to see what she's using it on, and can't do that in every direction. Which means fusing into Alexandrite made things harder, though that was done to stop the ship.
The payoff of that episode was Steven coming to the realization "Wow, I really screwed up."
Also, the whole Steven-Connie argument is significant. It's their first real fight as friends (or I guess something more). Them going through it, working through it, and coming out changed but still okay? That's a huge step forward.
edited 11th Jan '18 6:06:40 PM by M84
Disgusted, but not surprised

edited 11th Jan '18 1:21:43 PM by randomness4
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