It’s a classic “everybody lives” ending. In “Legs From Here To Homeworld,” Steven Universe introduced White Diamond’s unsettling Pearl, who happened to speak with Christine Ebersole ...

Warning: Major spoilers for Steven Universe follow ... After seeing a vision of what looked to be Pearl shattering Pink Diamond while on the Moon in “Can’t Go Back”, Steven returned to ...

Pearl is far too uptight to consider being ... This formal choice pays off spectacularly in Steven’s encounter with White Diamond, as Steven Universe proves definitively to be his own person.

It’s been quite an exciting summer for fans of “Steven Universe ... As White Diamond — and her robotic, clearly abused Pearl — Ebersole chilled audiences with her condescending speech ...

Just like Buffy once used monsters as metaphors for adolescence, Steven Universe uses the Gems to talk about a variety of LGBTQ issues (among other things). Pearl’s unrequited love for Rose ...

For multiple seasons, Steven Universe hid the darkest and most devastating of its truths in plain sight. Save for Pearl, none of the Crystal Gems knew the reality of who Pink Diamond was as a ...

Steven Universe, the Emmy-winning Cartoon Network ... There are the Crystal Gems who raised him: Pearl, a graceful fighter and careful planner who is unfailingly loyal and strong in all the ...

At first, the war against the diamonds seemed perfectly ... Rose’s past by the time Steven Universe Future is over. But… Rose has tried to change. The fused Pearl(s) says as much at the ...

Without getting into the particulars of the conflict itself, “Steven Universe: The Movie” is as much an ode to the value of growing and changing as it is a celebration of the series.

What started as an unabashedly silly cartoon about a lovable boy named Steven Universe and his alien guardians (Garnet, Amethyst, and Pearl ... LuPone’s Yellow Diamond — a hugely anticipated ...