I miss Crazy Steven

ok, weaker

His physical form is tied to his mental state. Hanging out with Jasper brought out the crazy murderous diamond in him

Everything in Future has been building up to Steven's transformation into pic related. From his pink powers to his sudden grown spurts, it's him slowly but surely growing into his diamond self.

>greg is disgruntled by his parents and abandons them
>steven is disgruntled by greg for being disgruntled by his parents so he abandons him
great thinking, steven.

>SUF is based on Shine on You Crazy Diamond
FFFFUUUCK

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He went full Ringing Bell.

You never go full Ringing Bell.

"So Many Birthdays" showed that Steven is as old as he feels, literally. His physical growth was stunted because he felt like the little kid he thought he was, and he finally grew up because he thought that he had grew some after saving the universe.

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Really starting to think Steven is just a monster.

>that face
>kek
it's so stupid and I love it

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Fuck those other sheep
Hot

He'll literally kill you. You are an ant to him.

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To be fair, his mom died in child birth and his dad dumped him off with the gems who didn't know how to raise him. That look at Greg's childhood was a look at everything Greg denied him be being a free-wheeling hippie. Its a part of growing up, realizing your parents didn't raise you how you would have liked to have been raised. You wish they had been stricter, or less strict, or taught you to eat better, or whatever it is you feel like you're missing in your life that better parenting could have solved.

Its not like he pulled with Greg what he did with his parents, which was another apparent "oh, they're dead to me." He denied Steven the chance to know his grandparents and the chance to get away from the shit show that is his life, even if for just a little bit.

Steven is rightfully pissed, and avoiding Greg for a while wouldn't be something uncalled for, especially the way he just downplayed Steven's anger. Steven was SUPER pissed when he found all that out, and Greg just kept spouting that unconditional support at a time when what Steven really needed was someone to push back.

You'll see Him soon OP

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to be fair greg did send his parents letters, which they never opened.
they did save them, though, not sure what that says about them.

Jesus what the fuck did they do to Greg. I thought he was supposed to be the good parent of the show.

>steven kills someone

imagine showing this to someone someone during S1

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Nobody’s perfect

Like with everything in this show, and in life, everything is more complicated and nuanced than that.

>>Greg becoming a more complex character, who steven doesn't like anymore
How in the hell is this a good thing? Greg didn’t need to be “complex” to be a good and likable character.

This isn’t nuance, it’s just character assassination in an attempt to look deep

Greg is still the same person he always was. We just know why. We already knew a while back that Greg just up and left his family in Gem Harvest

SU fans really are the new Rick and Morty fanbase

Chirin did nothing wrong.

>Like with everything in this show
Expect the show is only nuanced and complicated when it wants to be. The rest is shallow and half cooked.

Hard to say since we don't know what their separation was like. In all likelihood there was something mutual there, a long standing feud that neither would concede ground over but not so terrible they would throw his letters away.

Greg's problem was he didn't realize Steven's feelings for him were as intense as HIS were for his own parents at the time he left home. The one thing that could have helped in that situation was an apology, and Greg couldn't even offer that. Just unapologetic "Sure glad you turned out this way. I refuse to admit any wrongdoing and will continue as I have, trying to be the cool dad with no regard for the damage it does to my son."

Let’s be honest. If there where any powerful humans in the world of Steven Universe, such as Espers. Then there would definitely be a final showdown between crazy Steven and a powerful esper for the fate of the Earth

Do you think Pink was this powerful/combat worthy or did it take human testosterone to unlock further potential?

I don't and I really don't like teen Steven.
He's absolutely insufferable.

>Steven is a textbook incel now

Generally speaking, he is. He's not perfect, but he had the foresight to send Steven to live with the gems where his powers could manifest with people who knew what was going on, and he unconditionally accepts his son despite all the weird shit that involves. He does the best he can given the situation, which is more than you can say for some fathers, and he isn't otherwise a bumbling idiot as fathers are usually portrayed. This was simply a look at the other side of the coin, a glance at a bygone "what if" that is entirely irrelevant because that's not how life played out.

Yeah, we always knew Greg was a hippie that liked living in a van and letting his kid hang out with aliens who don't know know anything about humans. This is just adding reasoning

I’ve been saying that since Future started.

The point is that it's made him less of a likable character, and that's fine. It would be dumb to have a character like him be a complete saint

ask someone who has already seen the final episodes anything

I dunno, it just feels weird considering how Greg was held up as one of the few good parents of animation. Even if he isn’t bumbling this still feels like a set back.

I just wanna cuddle him better. And have him choke the life out of me before reviving me as his sex slave

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Does Steven leave for good?

He still is. Him having flaws doesn't change that, if he was perfect that would only be a detriment in my opinion. Because nobody's perfect

He isn’t a complete saint though and he was still entertaining as a character. We shouldn’t have to sacrifice likability

prove or gtfo

But he wasn’t perfect; the should made it clear he was a flawed person and still plenty likable. I don’t see how likability is a detriment.

You're pretending he isn't still likable for the sake of your argument. The fault here lies with both Steven AND Greg.

don't be that guy

technically

I mean you can confirm it when the episodes come out? you guys haven't really asked much so far though

He still loves and cares for Steven, he just can’t understand him. That’s like the biggest thing in the fucking show

so what are spanish anons gonna call him?

He really isn’t my likable though. He’s basically the parent who let’s his kid smoke pot because his parents were kind of strict to him as a kid.
You may find him likable but don’t be surprised when not everyone agrees.

Okay fine.
>Does Steven shoot lasers
>Does Rose/Pink show up
>Does Steven end up with anyone
>Does Spinel show up
>Does Steven have the horns

PArt of likability is that you think you know all of someone.
But being likable is context-sensitive. A free and chill spirit like Greg might be nice as a friend but clearly is putting a lot of stress on Steven as his son

do we see spinel again?

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>technically
Be more specific.

You know, I never thought of that. That little boy really has grown in interesting ways.

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He couldn’t understand his Gem side, it was his human side he fully understood. Now even that is being called into question.
>The fault here lies with both Steven AND Greg.
I’m kind of siding with Steven given what we know now.

It looks like a shit

>You’re dad is kind of a mess Steven
Huh, waddya know. She was right in the end