While no other fusion reveal could possibly live up to that moment, there are several characters throughout the series who are Gems who choose to live in a permanent state of fusion. For instance, in Season 1, Episode 49 “Jail Break,” Garnet comes out as a fusion between Sapphire and Ruby. They are people who have their own personalities and quirks.Īt times, fusion represents queer relationships. Fusion Gems are more than just the two Gems who come together to create them. This phenomenon occurs when two Gems (or not, in Steven’s case) combine their physical and emotional selves and become an entirely new being. Fusion is the primary vehicle for communicating queerness within the narrative. Steven Universe, an animated children’s show, has been heralded as one of the queerest shows on television - and it has proudly earned that honor. Whether you’re a first-time viewer or a die-hard mega-fan, these episodes will make your heart sing with queer glory - and with so much TV to watch, why not cut to the good (read: queer) stuff? That’s why your friendly neighborhood FANGRRLS have pulled together a list of the queerest episodes of one of our favorite shows, Steven Universe.

'Now take your ass out of here before I shatter you for such a foolish notion.In the golden age of television, there are more shows than any person could possibly keep up with. There will be no rouge 'Magic' Peridot, Delta yellow will not be defeated, and my court will NOT be in danger.' Yellow commanded.

Peridots don't have metal abilities, this prophecy must be a result of some defect.'

Homeworld is Horrible (Steven Universe).

Peridot Has An Anxiety Disorder (Steven Universe).

Amethyst & Garnet & Lapis Lazuli & Pearl & Peridot & Steven Universe.

Blues_missing_toe Fandoms: Steven Universe (Cartoon)

Yellow sapphire steven universe