Steven Universe Future

Steven Steven Universe Future

Universe
Future was an
American
animated
limited series
created by
Rebecca Sugar
for Cartoon
Action
Network. It
Science fantasy
serves as an
epilogue to the Genre Comedy-drama

2013–2019 Musical
original series Coming of age
Steven
Created by Rebecca Sugar
Universe and its
follow-up 2019 Zach Callison
animated film Estelle
Steven
Voices of Michaela Dietz
Universe: The
Deedee Magno Hall
Movie. It
premiered on Shelby Rabara

December 7, Theme
2019 and music Rebecca Sugar
concluded on composer Aivi & Surasshu
March 27,
2020. "Steven Universe Future",
performed by Zach Callison,
Opening
The series Estelle, Michaela Dietz, Deedee
theme
Magno Hall, Jennifer Paz,
focuses on the
Shelby Rabara, and Uzo Aduba
aftermath of
Ending "Being Human", performed by
the events of
theme Emily King
Steven
Universe, Aivi & Surasshu
where humans Composers Jeff Ball
and Gems
Jeff Liu
coexist in
harmony after Country of
United States
the end of the origin

war between Original

English
the Crystal language
Gems and No. of
20 (list of episodes)
Homeworld. episodes
Without the Production
threats of the
Rebecca Sugar
Diamonds or
corrupted Kat Morris (co-executive
producer)
Gems, Steven Executive
must deal with producers Alonso Ramirez Ramos (co-
executive producer)
the everyday
challenges that Joe Johnston (co-executive
producer)
still come with
Producer Jackie Buscarino
his now
relatively Running
11 minutes
time
peaceful life,
and question Production
Cartoon Network Studios[1]
company
his new life
objectives. Warner Bros. Television
Distributor
Distribution
Like the original Release
series, Steven
Original
Universe Future Cartoon Network
network
has been
Picture
critically 1080i (16:9 HDTV)
format
acclaimed, with
Audio
the design, Dolby Surround
format
music, voice
Original December 7, 2019 –
acting,
release March 27, 2020
Chronology

Preceded Steven Universe

by Steven Universe: The Movie

External links
Website
Production website
characterization, and prominence of LGBT themes being
similarly praised; Future has been singled out for addressing
issues some had with the original series, for its unique
choice of focusing on the aftermath of the main story's
climax, and for promoting mental health awareness through
its treatment of Steven's experience with psychological
trauma. The show was nominated for the 2020 Primetime
Emmy Award for Short Form Animated Program.[2]

Contents
1 Premise and synopsis
2 Cast and characters
2.1 Main
2.2 Recurring
2.3 Guest
3 Episodes
4 Production
4.1 Music
4.2 LGBTQ representation
5 Release
5.1 Announcement
5.2 Broadcast
5.3 Home media
6 Reception
6.1 Awards and nominations
7 Future
8 Notes
9 References
Premise and synopsis
The series is set after the events of Steven Universe: The
Movie, which itself takes place two years after the Steven
Universe series finale "Change Your Mind". In "Change Your
Mind", teenage protagonist Steven persuaded the
Diamonds, the rulers of the intergalactic Gem empire, to
cease their abusive, imperialist ways, and to heal the
monstrous corrupted Gems that had been menacing the
planet Earth. Now, Steven and his friends and family, the
Crystal Gems, have constructed Little Homeworld, a
community on Earth where humans and Gems can live in
harmony. Steven now dedicates his time to inviting Gems to
come to "Little Homeschool," and educating those who do
on how to find their new place in the galaxy.

Steven Universe Future follows Steven's everyday life trying

to help Gems find new purpose; it also depicts the
disappointments he faces with his new life, including the
realization that there are things he cannot fix, and his own
feelings of aimlessness after successfully liberating the Gem
empire. He confronts old foes who are looking for revenge,
tries to master a new power that he doesn't fully understand,
and is challenged to decide what he wants for his own
future.

Cast and characters

See also: List of Steven Universe characters

Main

Zach Callison as Steven Universe/Monster Steven,

Onion, Cactus Steven, and Jingle Singer
Estelle Swaray as Garnet
Michaela Dietz as Amethyst, and other Quartz Gems
Deedee Magno Hall as Pearl, Pink Pearl/Volleyball, Shell,
Brandish, Mega Pearl and Aubergine Pearl
Shelby Rabara as Peridot

Recurring

Tom Scharpling as Greg Universe

Grace Rolek as Connie Maheswaran
Charlyne Yi as Ruby, Eyeball, and other Rubies
Erica Luttrell as Sapphire
Jennifer Paz as Lapis Lazuli and other Lapises
Miriam A. Hyman as Bismuth
Kimberly Brooks as Jasper and other Quartz gems
Sarah Stiles as Spinel
Christine Ebersole as White Diamond
Patti LuPone as Yellow Diamond
Lisa Hannigan as Blue Diamond
Michelle Maryk as Larimar
Dee Bradley Baker as Lion
Guest

Uzo Aduba as Bismuth (“Bismuth Casual”) and Khadijah

Matthew Moy as Lars Barriga
Kate Micucci as Sadie Miller
Reagan Gomez-Preston as Jenny Pizza
Brian Posehn as Sour Cream
Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Priyanka Maheswaran
Lamar Abrams as Wy-Six, Jaime, and Daniel
Indya Moore as Shep
Johnny Hawkes as Rodrigo and Cookie Cat
Marieve Herington as Jasmine
Tahani Anderson as Patricia
Ian Jones-Quartey as Snowflake Obsidian
Natasha Lyonne as Smoky Quartz
Alastair James as Rainbow Quartz 2.0
Shoniqua Shandai as Sunstone
Christine Pedi as Holly Blue Agate
Della Saba as Aquamarine
Larissa Gallagher as Bluebird Azurite
Chris Jai Alex as Drew the Dog and Announcer
Jemaine Clement as Kerry Moonbeam[3]
Susan Egan as Rose Quartz/Pink Diamond (archive
audio)

Episodes
See also: List of Steven Universe episodes

The series consisted of a total of 20 11-minute episodes,

with a four-part finale that aired on March 27, 2020.[4]

Written and
Title [5][6] Original air dat
No. Directed by storyboarded [6]
by
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez
"Little Ramos Drew Green &
1 December 7, 20
Homeschool" (supervising) Paul Villeco
Liz Artinian
& Patrick
Bryson (art)
Steven and the Gems have opened up Little Homeschool, a place wher
learn to integrate into Earth society. Meanwhile, Jasper, still bitter abou
purpose, is living in self-imposed exile in the woods. Steven's attempt t
her escalates into a fight, during which he develops new powerful abilit
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez
Aaron Austin
Ramos
2 "Guidance" & Amish December 7, 20
(supervising)
Kumar
Liz Artinian
& Patrick
Bryson (art)
Amethyst has started a new program wherein Gems choose jobs in Bea
happy with the effort, Steven is unhappy that most have chosen jobs th
what they did on Homeworld. He attempts to open them up to new exp
assigning them different occupations, but this results in panic and dest
Gems work at jobs they are unsuited for.
 Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez
Ramos Lamar Abrams
3 "Rose Buds" December 7, 20
(supervising) & Adam Muto
Liz Artinian
& Patrick
Bryson (art)
The Rose Quartzes that Pink Diamond created to resemble her Rose Q
travel to Beach City to visit Steven. He, Greg, and the Crystal Gems are
around the Rose Quartzes due to their similarity to Steven's mother; bu
doesn't have the heart to ask them to leave.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez Etienne
Ramos Guignard &
4 "Volleyball" December 7, 20
(supervising) Maya
Liz Artinian Petersen
& Patrick
Bryson (art)
Pink Diamond's original Pearl, nicknamed Volleyball, has a crack on her
impossible to heal, even after Steven and Pearl take her to the Reef, a P
station. At the Reef, a new conflict ensues when Volleyball explains how
caused the crack.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez Lamar Abrams
5 "Bluebird" Ramos & Miki December 14, 2
(supervising) Brewster
Liz Artinian
(art)
Aquamarine and Eyeball Ruby seek revenge on Steven for ruining their
leads them to fuse into Bluebird Azurite, who arrives in Beach City and
pranks against Steven; the others warm up to her, but Steven has diffic
her, and his suspicions are proven correct when Bluebird takes Greg ho
Kat Morris
and Alonso
"A Very Ramirez Aaron Austin
6 Special Ramos & Amish December 14, 2
Episode" (supervising) Kumar
Liz Artinian
(art)
Steven has fused with Pearl to babysit Onion on the same day that he i
fuse with Garnet to teach a safety seminar. Steven rushes between fus
fulfill both obligations, becoming stressed that he cannot do both activ
same time. The episode is ultimately revealed to be a safety video host
herself about the dangers of poor time management.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Etienne
Ramirez
Guignard &
7 "Snow Day" Ramos December 21, 20
Maya
(supervising)
Petersen
Liz Artinian
(art)
Steven is becoming overworked running Little Homeschool and is spen
with Garnet, Amethyst, and Pearl; their attempts to hang out with him f
keep planning activities he has outgrown. When an overnight snowstor
to close Little Homeschool for the day, the Gems try to use this as a bo
opportunity by playing a game of "Steven Tag" against his will.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Warren Fok,
Ramirez
"Why So Joe Johnston
8 Ramos December 21, 20
Blue?" & Amish
(supervising)
Kumar
Liz Artinian
(art)
Steven and Lapis visit an alien planet being terraformed by a pair of oth
and try to convince them to find other ways of expressing themselves.
prove difficult, and Lapis soon becomes agitated at how much they rem
former disregard for life.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez
"Little Drew Green &
9 Ramos December 28, 2
Graduation" Paul Villeco
(supervising)
Liz Artinian
(art)
As the Off-Colors graduate from Little Homeschool, Steven learns that
the Suspects have broken up to pursue their own interests; Sadie is now
partner, Shep; and Lars has decided to leave his bakery in Beach City a
space. Worried that his friends are drifting away from him, Steven litera
everyone together.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez
Drew Green &
10 "Prickly Pair" Ramos December 28, 2
Paul Villeco
(supervising)
Liz Artinian
(art)
Steven resigns from Little Homeschool, and unhealthily takes up garde
He accidentally brings a cactus to life, which soon begins to look like a
by repeating his innermost feelings. Things get out of control when "Ca
grows into a monster while acting out Steven's aggression.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Etienne
Ramirez
Guignard &
11 "In Dreams" Ramos March 6, 2020
Maya
(supervising)
Petersen
Liz Artinian
(art)
Steven and Peridot watch a reboot of their favorite show, Camp Pining
dismayed by the new characters and plotlines. When they discover tha
capable of projecting his dreams onto the television screen, they try to
opportunity to create new episodes of Camp Pining Hearts more to the
Steven's anxiety prevents his subconscious from following the script.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez Lamar Abrams
"Bismuth
12 Ramos & Miki March 6, 2020
Casual"
(supervising) Brewster
Liz Artinian
(art)
Steven, Connie, Pearl, and Bismuth head to the skating rink together. S
introduced to Connie's friends from cram school, but finds himself awk
detached from humans. Pearl tries to get Bismuth to socialize with hum
Bismuth confides in Steven that she only came to spend time with Pear
convincing Steven to assert his friendship with Connie.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Etienne
Ramirez
"Together Guignard &
13 Ramos March 13, 2020
Forever" Maya
(supervising)
Petersen
Liz Artinian
(art)
When Steven learns that Connie is going to be leaving Beach City for c
realizes he can't visualize his future without her. He asks Ruby and Sap
advice, and becomes convinced that their kind of marriage is the only w
Connie close to him.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez
"Growing Drew Green &
14 Ramos March 13, 2020
Pains" (supervising) Paul Villeco
Liz Artinian
 (art)
After Connie rejects his proposal, Steven's body begins deforming and
massive size. Connie's mother, a physician, examines Steven and conc
suffering physical consequences of the emotional trauma he experienc
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Warren Fok,
Ramirez
"Mr. Joe Johnston
15 Ramos March 20, 2020
Universe" & Amish
(supervising)
Kumar
Liz Artinian
(art)
Greg takes Steven on a road trip in an attempt to help him figure out wh
of life. They end up at Greg's childhood home, where Steven learns tha
against his restrictive parents. While Greg encourages Steven to find h
Steven envies Greg for having grown up with structure and supervision
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez Lamar Abrams
16 "Fragments" Ramos & Miki March 20, 2020
(supervising) Brewster
Liz Artinian
(art)
With Steven's condition worsening, he runs away from home and turns
help in taking control of his powers. Jasper's training methods prove to
effective, however, and her rematch with Steven leads to her being sha
uses the essences of the Diamonds to repair her, and when she reform
him as her Diamond.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez
"Homeworld Ramos Drew Green & March 27, 2020
17
Bound" (supervising) Paul Villeco [nb 1]

Liz Artinian
 (art)
Steven flees to Homeworld to ask the Diamonds for advice about his co
finds them doing the opposite of what they used to do: Yellow Diamond
Gems, Blue Diamond makes people happy, and White Diamond lets oth
control her. After Steven attempts to hurt White Diamond while control
his condition worsens and he flees again.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez Amish Kumar
"Everything's
18 Ramos & Maya March 27, 2020
Fine"
(supervising) Petersen
Liz Artinian
(art)
After coming back from Homeworld unsettled, Steven insists that every
Things prove otherwise, however, as he attempts to be helpful around L
Homeschool; his denial of his problems and lack of control over his pow
havoc. When finally confronted at home by his concerned loved ones, i
straw, and Steven hits an all-time low.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez Etienne
"I Am My
19 Ramos Guignard & March 27, 2020
Monster"
(supervising) Miki Brewster
Liz Artinian
(art)
In his emotional meltdown, Steven has transformed into a giant monste
threatening to destroy Beach City. Everyone scrambles to help him and
town, including Spinel, the Diamonds, and even the Cluster. Ultimately,
convinces them that they need to be there for Steven and emotionally s
he always has for them.
Kat Morris &
Alonso
Ramirez Lamar Abrams
 20 "The Future" Ramos & Miki March 27, 2020
(supervising) Brewster
Liz Artinian
(art)
A few months following his meltdown, Steven, now back to normal, is p
leave Beach City and start a new journey in life. He is disappointed that
and Amethyst are taking his departure in stride and acting like they wo
Just as he is about to leave, he finally confronts the three and they adm
have been holding their emotions back so as not to dissuade him from
finally moves on, knowing they will always remain a part of his life.

Production
According to Rebecca Sugar, when she was notified in 2016
that Steven Universe would be canceled after the end of the
fifth season, she prevailed upon Cartoon Network to allow
her to produce the followup film, Steven Universe: The
Movie. When Cartoon Network approved the movie, they
also green-lighted an additional season of episodes that the
movie could serve to promote;[15] 6 of the 26 additional
episodes were used to extend the original series’ fifth
season in order to wrap up the story, and the remaining 20
became Steven Universe Future.[citation needed]

Music

The opening theme, "Steven Universe Future", is a new

version of the song "Happily Ever After" from Steven
Universe: The Movie, replacing "We Are the Crystal Gems"
from the original series.[16][17][18] The show's main voice
actors, Zach Callison (Steven), Estelle (Garnet), Michaela
Dietz (Amethyst) and Deedee Magno Hall (Pearl), who had
performed both the opening of the original series and
"Happily Ever After" in The Movie, perform Steven Universe
Future alongside additional cast members Jennifer Paz
(Lapis), Shelby Rabara (Peridot), and Uzo Aduba (Bismuth).
[16][17][19]

LGBTQ representation

Main article: Cartoon Network and LGBTQ representation in

Steven Universe Future

The series has one-time non-binary characters like Shep,

the romantic interest of Sadie[20] and it showed a character,
Bismuth, have a crush on another character (Pearl) in the
episode "Bismuth Casual."[21] The same year, a storyboarder
for the show stated that Peridot was asexual and aromantic,
[22] despite her reservations that she is only a secondary

creator on the show,[23] pleasing fans, even though she said

that she didn't believe Peridot was autistic.[24][25] Before
(and after this point) fans had shipped Peridot with various
other characters, specifically Lapis Lazuli and Amethyst,
some reviewers even seeing Peridot and Lapis in a "close,
loving relationship" in 2018.[26]

Release
Announcement

Prior to the announcement of Future, Sugar and the crew of

Steven Universe stayed silent regarding a potential sixth
season of Steven Universe, leaving fans with uncertainty
over the future of the series, with some believing The Movie
to be the conclusion of Steven's story; at New York Comic
Con in October 2019, Sugar confirmed that there would be
no sixth season of Steven Universe (therefore retroactively
confirming the season 5 finale "Change Your Mind" as the
series finale), but announced Future, and shared the opening
of the epilogue limited series with the audience.[18][27]
Several media outlets misinterpreted the announcement as a
confirmation of a sixth season, with Future as a simple sub-
title.[28][29]

The official premise of the show was: "After saving the

universe, Steven is still at it, tying up every loose end. But as
he runs out of other people's problems to solve, he'll finally
have to face his own."[18]

Broadcast

Steven Universe Future premiered on December 7, 2019 on

Cartoon Network.[30] Steven Universe Future premiered on
Cartoon Network UK on December 23, 2019.[31]

Home media
On December 8, 2020, all 20 episodes of the series were
released on the Steven Universe: The Complete Collection
DVD, alongside the entirety of the original series and the
movie.[32]

Reception
Steven Universe Future has been acclaimed by critics. Like
the original series and Steven Universe: The Movie, the
characterization, themes, animation, voice acting, music,
and LGBT representation have been widely praised; Future in
particular is praised for its new ways of exploring previously
developed themes (in particular Steven's dedication to solve
other characters' problems), and its unconventional choice
of focusing on the smaller-scale aftermath of the main
storyline. Reviewers have pointed out that it addresses
issues several fans and reviewers had with the original
series, such as its perceived tendency to solve characters'
problems in overly simple ways and to redeem all
antagonists.

Caroline Cao of /Film called Steven Universe Future "a

messy and beautiful tale of trauma, healing, and survival",
stating: "Sugar and her team are the greatest visual
maximalists in animation, pushing imageries to their most
emotional and thematic extremes—particularly through the
inventiveness of the flexible Fusion metaphor—and
unraveling difficult revelations about surviving trauma." She
praised the exploration of Steven's tendency to help other
people with their problems, claiming that "Steven faces the
reoccurring lesson of 'biting more than you can chew.'
Steven wants to heal everyone, anything, but falls short, and
even unleashes destruction at times. As Future moves
forward, Steven will contend with his own management of
the new world order he has created, and his mother’s past
will continue to haunt his future. Then there's the matter of
Steven's newest Gem power that manifests through his rage
and insecurities. Steven Universe Future is on a roll in
delivering hard and relevant messages about victimhood and
survivorhood solidarity. There are kids and adults alike who
need someone to tell them 'I'm sorry for not believing you'."
[33]

The Mary Sue labeled Steven Universe Future "fantastic",

praising "the amazing storytelling" and the "beautiful"
animation.[34] Reuben Baron of CBR praised the series for
"challenging Steven's savior mentality", stating that the first
four episodes were "developing a clear thematic throughline.
Picking up the loose ends from the original series, it's
working to address criticisms of Steven as a character
without betraying the show's essential ethos."[35] In his
review of the episode "Bluebird", Shamus Kelley of Den of
Geek stated that Future "finally addressed something of a
complaint many had towards the series. As much as Steven
Universe is all about love being the answer and Steven trying
to be friends with everyone, there's still a nagging sense that
it's all a bit... simple. Obviously what Steven and the Crystal
Gems is incredibly taxing [sic] but the end result just being
everyone is mostly friends? That’s fairly unrealistic [...] So
the fact that Aquamarine and Eyeball Ruby just flat out hate
him? It’s an acknowledgement, one that show takes it time to
make explicit, that not everyone wants to change. Not
everyone is down for learning to love and be friends".[36]

Charles Pulliam-Moore of Gizmodo heavily praised Steven

Universe Future for further establishing Pink Diamond/Rose
Quartz as "the villain of the decade", stating "When Steven
Universe Future reveals exactly how Volleyball, the Pink
Pearl, got her cracked face, the series is cluing viewers into
the specific reasons why the other Diamonds were reluctant
to give Pink what she wanted. It wasn't just that she was
inexperienced, but rather she was inexperienced, dangerous,
and all too capable of letting her powers run wild in ways that
would actively harm others. [...] You see just how Not Over™
Pink basically all of the Gems still are. Pink's legacy is one of
the lasting, seemingly unending sadness that the other
Gems are attempting to work through. The majority of them
don't feel much ill will toward her, but she's still hurting them
in ways that only the dead and dearly missed can. There are
Gems like Spinel who have all the reasons in the galaxy to
hate Pink, but that's not really where any of the people in the
series are coming from. Rather, everyone's in different
stages of mourning and not a single one of them can really
be sure if and when the pain they're dealing with is going to
go away."[37]

The introduction of Shep, a non-binary character who

appears in the episode "Little Graduation" and is played by
non-binary actor Indya Moore, received attention from
various outlets.[38][39] The Mary Sue stated that with Future,
Steven Universe "continues to be one of the most
wonderfully diverse shows on television. We got to see in
'Little Graduation' a new human character named Shep—
who is non-binary and voiced by a non-binary voice actor,
Pose's Indya Moore—canonically queer couples, and one of
them being a brown-skinned person!".[34] /Film stated about
the episode "Little Graduation": "what a fine way to wrap up
2019 by pushing the bar for queer representation through
the introduction of the loveably chill Shep [...] They pop as
the sort of character who has earned a Fan Favorite Title.
Despite knowing the titular character for an hour, Shep
participates in the proceedings by cooling down Steven."[40]

100% of 6 critic reviews compiled by review aggregator

website Rotten Tomatoes are positive, and the average
rating is 10/10.[41]

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Nominee(s) Result Ref.

 Jennifer
Pelphrey,
Brian A.
Miller, Rob
Sorcher,
Tramm
Wigzell,
Rebecca
Sugar, Kat
Morris,
Alonso
Ramirez
Ramos,
Jackie
Buscarino,
Outstanding Lamar
Primetime
Short Form Abrams,
2020 Emmy Nominated [42]
Animated Miki
Awards
Program Brewster,
Jack
Pendarvis,
Kate Tsang,
Taneka
Stotts, Joe
Johnston,
Hilary
Florido, Nick
DeMayo,
Maureen
Mlynarczyk
and Sarah
Gencarelli
(for
"Fragments")

Future
While Rebecca Sugar has confirmed that this is the series
finale of the franchise and that there is no continuation in
development, nor any ongoing projects, she has hinted that
possible future stories exist. "The story is continuing off
screen and I do know what happens next...But I would have
to decide how and when I'd want to dig into that, or if it's
best to give them their privacy."[43]

Sugar later told Fast Company: "I'm certainly interested in

spending more time in this world with these characters. But
the thing about Steven Universe, it's about Steven Universe
and I want to give him the time to heal", [Sugar says.] "I want
to give that to my team as well. So I'm not really sure for
certain what's going to happen in the future. I have a few
ideas, but I'm going to take a little time to reevaluate
everything before I jump into them."[44] When asked by
TVLine, Sugar responded similarly, "I love these characters
and this world, and I have theories about the timelines that
follow Future. But I want to give the characters some time
and some privacy, at least for a while. I need a little of that
too."[45]

Notes
1. This episode was first released on the Cartoon Network
app and website on March 23, 2020.

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