i really like how most of the characters in steven universe who arent literal villains are like, really nice to steven and nice people in general, it’s a great change of pace from growing up with a lot of cartoons where everyone gangs up on the loser main character for no reason. especially all the teenagers, it’s really sweet to see a bunch of teens being so good to this kid. all except for lars. what the fuck is your problem lars
Larse is a poser. He spends too much time trying to be someone he’s not to be himself. The irony is that the cool kids like people who are themselves.
fangsartworkshop asked: Okay, go back and rewatch the end of Keep Beach City weird and listen to what crazy blogger dude says. Great diamond authority here to hollow out the earth and all that.
Yeah, people figured that out a long time ago. Jasper revealing she reports to yellow diamond confirmed that the diamon overlords are the ones in charge.
If you watch serious steven, you can see a mural
of what might be the temple fusions hands grasping for white diamond while she retreats into her gem. The gem that is found within the pyramid ship.
There’s also a mural of rose fighting blue diamond and blue diamond seems to have the power to shoot solid objects. Kinda like the blue gem found in the lighthouse later on. It’s possible that blue diamond was defeated and sealed in the lighthouse.
Last, there is the mural of yellow diamond not really doing anything other than looking pissed. Yellow diamond is the only one confirmed to be on homeworld.
Also, the symbol of of the diamonds seem to be triangles
You wanna know who else had a triangle symbol?
Rose did.
now, with all of the theories I have seen, I have come to the conclusion that
white diamond is currently in the gem temple
rose was a diamond
blue diamond might also be in the gem temple
yellow diamond is the last diamond overlord
lapis was forced into the mirror at the start of the second gem war for earth, Blue diamonds invasion.
greg was most certainly there for at least the second gem war.
