Oh yeah, give us five! It’s Shirt Club time. Who’s ready to spend some time with Buck Dewey? Garnet’s long-lost son (who, despite being lost for a really long time, was living in the same town the entire time). Is it t-shirt time where you are?
Oh yeah, give us five! It’s Shirt Club time. Who’s ready to spend some time with Buck Dewey? Garnet’s long-lost son (who, despite being lost for a really long time, was living in the same town the entire time). Is it t-shirt time where you are?
It’s been a while since we had a music post, but Jeff Liu is willing to provide! This acoustic version of Rose’s theme (0:29) plays at the end of Story for Steven. Give it a listen!
Alright, we give up. If this isn’t the episode with Rose’s song in it then we just don’t know how we’re ever going to predict it. They had such a perfect opportunity for a duet but they didn’t take it. Oh well. On the bright side, this means that they were recording for season two back in October. (Well, either that or she somehow sings in Shirt Club, but… Well, we’re not sure even Ronaldo would predict that one.)
It was great to see the temple with a fence around it, and without Steven’s room built up around it (we got a peek at it in Lion 3: Straight to Video but we got to get really close in Story for Steven). Also, the outfits.
There was a lot of subtle stuff about how the Crystal Gems interacted with humans (or, more accurately, how they didn’t) that was gold, and Amethyst’s much younger apparent age will no doubt provide fuel for speculation.
Feels. You should expect feels from Story for Steven. There’s no way such an exuberant song can be paired up with such an empty concert and there not be feels. Still, we know that Greg finally got the life in the stars he said he was living, so at least it ends on a bright note.
Also, this episode has a high degree of likelihood for being the episode we get to hear Rose Quartz sing in. Who’s hyped for that? We know we are.
And one week after Story for Steven we’ll be getting the last episode produced with season one: Shirt Club. When you hear about a low-key episode like this you should duck for cover and start wondering just how this episode could get serious. Even if they don’t hit us hard with a feels train in Shirt Club, it will be interesting to see how magic seeps into the episode.
Shirt Club
Steven makes T-shirts with Buck Dewey.
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GC13, Ken, Dakota, and Hunter discuss the crossover between Steven Universe and Uncle Grandpa: Say Uncle. Many laughs were made out loud, and if you dislike Say Uncle then Ken will find you.
Clarence and Codename: Kids Next Door – and attempts to build support for a new Galactic Kids Next Door series – come up. The group also discusses the new Steven Universe game on mobile: Attack the Light.
Finally, Ken, Dakota, and Hunter show off their musical talents with their hit single: WACC SOF. 😉
With the release of Attack the Light Steven Universe finally has an RPG of its own (still no mithril putter though). Steven knows a thing or two about RPGs, and we can only assume that Golf Quest Mini isn’t the only one he’s played. 🙂 So to honor the new game, the Golf Quest Mini OST is the song (collection) of the week.
Plus Steven and Uncle Grandpa were playing on a Game Cube in Say Uncle, so we have to get some gaming goodness in here.
All times are EDT.
Monday:
5:30 PM: Garnet’s Universe
5:45 PM: Beach Party
Tuesday:
5:30 PM: Warp Tour
5:45 PM: Steven and the Stevens
Wednesday:
5:30 PM: The Test
5:45 PM: Monster Buddies
Thursday:
5:30 PM: Story for Steven
5:45 PM: Say Uncle
Friday:
5:30 PM: Future Vision
5:45 PM: An Indirect Kiss
Saturday:
11:30 AM: Story for Steven
11:45 AM: Joy Ride
12:00 PM: The Message
12:15 PM: Open Book
Sunday:
11:30 AM: Political Power
11:45 AM: Rose’s Scabbard
12:00 PM: Marble Madness
12:15 PM: Winter Forecast
With Story for Steven coming up this week we figured it was finally time to reflect on what we learned about Rose Quartz during #StevenBomb. Rose’s Scabbard and The Return both gave us some good information—especially Rose’s Scabbard, as if the name wasn’t enough of a clue that it would feature the memory of Rose very prominently.
This is the second, and last, piece of lore implications from #StevenBomb.
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