Maybe it's a maintenance issue—regular use wore down or deformed the attachments, and without Bismuth they didn't know how to repair them.
More to the point, you'd think she'd have popped out and used it before her ship was destroyed.
Speaking of the ships, I wonder the implication of them being destroyed.
In the short term, how are they gonna get around? The preview shows them at the old gem ship in South America, but gives no idea how.
Long term, and regardless of how things work out between them and the Crystal Gems, they're gonna have to leave Earth. Repair the Galaxy Warp? Repair Pink's arm ship? Use what still works in the wrecked ships (or the Sun Incinerator) to call Homeworld for help?
> More to the point, you'd think she'd have popped out and used it before her ship was destroyed.
I think if she had hit with electricity blasts that would agitated further and suddenly she's fighting two arms and possibly the rest of it's body,arm wrestling with her ship was probably the only to subdue it,she succeeded,if at the cost of their ships
have a listen and have a link to my discord serverThere's probably some abilities from them we haven't seen for sure. Pink had a whole kit of powers. It'd be weird if the couple we've seen from Blue and Yellow were their only ones.
Begs the question why we didn't get to see them get used, but they could have happened off screen while Steven was in the mental world.
Edited by xanderiskander on Jul 8th 2018 at 7:33:20 AM
Oh, maybe Lion can make a slightly bigger portal that they can fall in longways.
How fast was she sprinting...
I would try remembering, but it looks really slow...
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I thought that was the point of this development...
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I remembered that joke that there were only ten wedding invitations to send, and decided to count.
Take the attendees, subtracts the ones that were part of the ceremony or that lived in Steven's house (i.e. Lion, Pumpkin, and Cat Steven), group together the families (and Nanefua's guards), and you get nine: Andy, the Millers, the Frymans, Mr. Smiley, Jamie, the Maheswarans, Onion's family, the Pizzas, and the Deweys.
I'm wonder if they miscounted (or did I?) or if the tenth was for Lars and the Off Colors, even if their chances of making it to Earth by the wedding were slim.
Edited by thatother1dude on Jul 8th 2018 at 12:07:54 PM
Is the Love Like You Reprise really supposed to be a part of the other credit music?
The Crystal Caverns A bird's gotta sing.
Yes.
"Love Like Your (Reprise)" actually seems to be the name for the whole song, together.
(I posted this earlier, but totally didn't get that's what she meant.)
Edited by thatother1dude on Jul 8th 2018 at 12:36:14 PM
Ah! Didn't expect that.
As a side note. I wanted to add "Love Like You (Reprise)" to the Dark Reprise page. But while writing the entry I realized that it depended a lot on the interpretation that the song is from Rose's perspective. It's incredibly heavily implied at this point, but is it still too speculative to put in the trope entry?
The Crystal Caverns A bird's gotta sing.

There's another possibility for the corruption. It was the result of Rose's shield interacting with the attack at ground zero.
Three diamonds acting in opposition to another.