Itâ€™s not just something thatâ€™s hinted at. Furthermore, this isnâ€™t subtext either. And this isnâ€™t just a throwaway plot point either, as we learn that Pearl never got over Rose. In the show, we learn in flashbacks that Pearl and Rose Quartz were in a relationship before Rose met Stevenâ€™s father. Iâ€™ll try to keep the wall of white text short. The other issue is representation, but talking about this gets into spoiler territory. Heâ€™s not your typical male hero and he is also allowed to have more stereotypical female traits. Not only that, but rather than have the women as â€œstrong female charactersâ€ by emulating stereotypical male traits, stereotypical female traits like empathy are celebrated. Steven is the star of the show and the audience POV character, but the other three leads, the heroes, are all women. Steven Universe does a lot to help it stand out and much of it has to do with gender and diversity representation. The characters would be enough to carry a otherwise typical show. If this were the gist of the show, it would still be worth checking out for its target audience. In most episodes, thereâ€™s a problem of the week and the four Crystal Gems go on an adventure to fix it. As for Garnet and Pearl, well their main arcs in the show are too far into spoiler territory to even talk about. Amethyst is the youngest of the three full gems and she has trouble being taken seriously, because she acts immature a lot of the time. This is the most important arc of the TV show, but not the only one. Since Steven is so young, he hasnâ€™t learned how to control his powers yet, so heâ€™s not a full member of the team and canâ€™t go on missions.

Steven now lives at the Crystal Temple with Garnet, Pearl, and Amethyst, who were friends of his mother and are the guardians of Earth. She was a member of Crystal Gems, a group of aliens who use their crystal powers to defend Earth from monsters. So far this is a rather normal setup to a story. His father, Greg, is a former rock star who gave up his career to be with Stevenâ€™s mother, Rose Quartz, who sadly passed away before the show began. This TV show focuses on a young boy called Steven Universe. I donâ€™t know if this late entry to the DVD market will hurt sales, but it will likely need something special in way of extras to entice fans who have been able to watch these episodes in reruns for more than four years at this point. However, the first season is making its DVD debut this week. Steven Universe came out in 2013 and season five is currently airing. Steven Universe: Season One - Buy from Amazon: DVD Featured TV on DVD Review: Steven Universe: Season One

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