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Characters: Steven Universe: Steven is the son of Greg Universe, a human musician, and Rose Quartz, the former leader of the Crystal Gems. Steven is caring, protective, brave, gentle, forgiving, and eager to help the people he loves with their problems; his optimism is often a source of strength for the other Crystal Gems. His gemstone gives him a wide range of magical abilities; one of the many is a pink shield. Steven struggled his anxiety about filling his mother's place in the Crystal Gems and coping with her complex legacy and his developing friendship with his human best friend Connie.

Garnet: The disciplined current leader of the Crystal Gems, Garnet is quiet, stoic, pragmatic, and described by Steven as "mysterious", but over the course of time she became more emotionally open, especially in expressing her love for Steven. She possesses two gems in the palms of her hands, from which she summons her Gem weapon, a pair of heavy gauntlets. She also has a precognitive ability she refers to as "future vision". Garnet has three eyes, over which she wears a visor.

Amethyst: Amethyst is the shortest and youngest of the Crystal Gems other than Steven. Her mischievous sense of humor often provides comic relief, and her fun-loving, childish nature bolsters her friendship with Steven. Her amethyst gemstone, from which she can summon a whip, is located on her chest; she also makes frequent use of shapeshifting capabilities. She was the last of the Gems created on Earth as part of the Gem Homeworld's "Kindergarten" project to convert Earth into a Gem-occupied world and learns in the second season that she is smaller and weaker than other Gems of her type (the "Quartz" warrior caste). Her rebellious and hedonistic personality covers for deep-seated feelings of inadequacy, resentment, and fear that the other Crystal Gems do not respect her, though she leared to respect herself and her capabilities.

Pearl: Resembling a ballerina in her slender build, costume, and graceful style of movement, Pearl is a temperamental, precise strategist and technician. Her gemstone is a white pearl in her forehead from which she can summon a spear and create holographic images, and store other items. She is the most motherly and protective of Steven out of the Gems. Pearl harbored a deep romantic devotion to Rose Quartz, leading to lasting grief over Rose's absence and jealousy over her relationship with Greg; Pearl include learned how to cope with and move beyond these emotions. On the Gem Homeworld, pearls are "made-to-order" servants for high-ranking Gems, and the fifth season reveals that Pearl originally served Rose Quartz in Rose's original identity of Pink Diamond. Pearl has learned to move beyond her caste role as a fighter and technician, but still has difficulty learning to feel independent rather than subordinate.

Greg Universe: Steven's father Greg, is a former rock musician who now lives in his van and runs a car wash in Beach City. Although Steven lives with the Gems, Greg remains a constant presence in his life. Though he is often made uncomfortable by Gem magic, Greg is laid-back, accepting, and supportive of Steven's adventures; it is largely from Greg that Steven inherits his optimistic, empathetic temperament. As a young adult, Greg ran away from his controlling parents to become a traveling musician; the freedom and lack of structure he gave young Steven was a reaction against his own strict upbringing.

Connie Maheswaran: Connie Maheswaran is Steven's best friend. Introduced as an intelligent yet lonely person, she rapidly develops a close relationship with Steven. An avid reader of fantasy literature, she admires what she calls Steven's "magical destiny" and is eager to be part of it. Her involvement in Gem adventures gradually increases over the course of the time; she inherits Rose Quartz's sword and is eventually accepted as a member of the Crystal Gems. Connie learned to see herself as Steven's equal despite not having magical abilities of her own and to push back against her own overprotective parents.

Lars and Sadie: Lars Barriga and Sadie Miller, are teenage employees at the Big Donut, a donut shop that Steven frequently visits. Lars is inconsiderate, irresponsible, and abrasive, but insecure and desperate to be accepted by those he considers to be the "cool kids". Sadie is friendly and shy, but has difficulty asserting herself and tends to try and fix Lars' issues for him without his consent. Despite Lars's negative attitude, Steven considers Lars to be a close friend, and Sadie has a crush on him. Lars and Sadie's share a intermittently affectionate and antagonistic relationship.

Rose Quartz (Pink Diamond): The original leader of the Crystal Gems, Rose Quartz is Steven's mother, who "gave up her physical form" to allow Steven to be born. Her gem is located in her abdomen. She led the ancient rebellion against the Gem Homeworld, and the Crystal Gems describe her to Steven as loving and seeing beauty in all forms of life.

Lion: Lion is Steven's mysterious pink pet lion who possesses a variety of magical abilities. Lion provides Steven with connections to Rose Quartz's legacy—he brings Steven and Connie to Rose's secret armory, and a number of Rose's keepsakes are stored in a pocket dimension accessible via his mane, including her sword and a videotaped message to Steven. Lars's hair becomes another portal to the pocket dimension.

Lapis Lazuli: Lapis Lazuli is a Gem who was trapped in a magical mirror on Earth for thousands of years. She is the first sentient Gem other than the Crystal Gems. She forms a close relationship with Peridot and comes to accept living on Earth. She has a slow recovery from the psychological trauma of having been imprisoned and being part of an abusive fusion, and coping with the fear of being victimized again. She has powerful telekinetic control over water and can produce wings made of water from the lapis lazuli gemstone on her back.

Peridot: Peridot is a technician dispatched by the Gem Homeworld to check on remaining Gem installations on Earth. She eventually declares herself a member of the Crystal Gems and forms a close relationship with Lapis Lazuli. She is stubborn and self-aggrandizing in demeanor but demonstrates a willingness to learn from her mistakes and to treat others with greater respect and kindness. Her gemstone is a triangular peridot on her forehead, and she can telekinetically control metal objects.

Jasper: Jasper is a powerful Quartz warrior serving Homeworld and a renowned veteran of their ancient war against the Crystal Gems. Her gemstone is a yellow jasper in the place of her nose, and her Gem weapon is a heavy helmet. A subordinate of Pink Diamond created on Earth, she bears a long-standing grudge against the planet and Rose Quartz for Pink's purported destruction. She is openly contemptuous of those she perceives as weak or defective and is "determined to never be weak or vulnerable" herself. She is shattered in a rematch with Steven, and swears loyalty to him after he manages to repair her gemstone.

Bismuth: The Crystal Gems' weaponsmith during the ancient rebellion, Bismuth is passionately devoted to overthrowing the hierarchical structure of Gem society and grateful to Rose Quartz for showing her that an alternative existed. However, her radicalism led to a dispute with Rose over the use of a weapon designed to permanently destroy enemy Gems, leading Rose to bubble her gem and hide her fate from the other Crystal Gems. Steven accidentally frees Bismuth and befriends her, but is later forced to bubble her again when the same conflict repeats itself. Steven later frees Bismuth again so she can attend Ruby and Sapphire's wedding; upon her release, she comes to understand Rose's choices after learning of her true identity as Pink Diamond.

The Great Diamond Authority: The Great Diamond Authority are the leaders of the Gem Empire, whom all other Gems are created to serve without question. The first two Diamonds are the vindictive, impatient, and disdainful Yellow Diamond and the depressive and sentimental Blue Diamond. Yellow and Blue, despite their different approaches, are both motivated to destroy Earth by their mutual grief and guilt over Pink Diamond's death, before finally learning that her demise was faked. Yellow and Blue themselves are intimidated by their superior White Diamond, a passive-aggressive, condescending, and narcissistic perfectionist who sees all other Gems as flawed reflections of herself and possesses the ability to turn other Gems into colorless puppet thralls she can act through. It is her vision of complete perfection attained through strictly-enforced standards that shaped the Gem empire into its current state, at the cost of making her subjects miserable, including Pink. The Diamonds' relationships are portrayed as those of an abusive and controlling family, and it was this dynamic that would drive Pink away to become Rose Quartz and rebel against and eventually abandon them. In the end, the Diamonds are eventually persuaded by Steven to attempt to fix their mistakes rather than ignore them or project them onto others.

Spinel: Spinel was created to be Pink Diamond's playmate on Homeworld, but was left behind when Pink took charge of the Gem colonization of Earth. Spinel is furious that Pink abandoned her, made new friends and ended her life without ever returning for her; in revenge, she tries to kill Steven and destroy life on Earth. Steven manages to convince her to let go of her revenge and live with the Diamonds. She reappears in Steven Universe Future still living with the Diamonds. Her pink heart-shaped gemstone is located on her chest; it was originally right-side-up, but turned upside-down as a result of her emotional devastation at Pink Diamond abandoning her.

Pearls: Pearls are a type of Gem who act as servants to high-ranking Gems on Homeworld. Aside from the Crystal Gems' Pearl, Pearls belonging to the other Diamonds have appeared. The docile and artistic blue Pearl and the prideful yellow Pearl serve as attendants to Blue and Yellow Diamond. Another Pearl, later nicknamed "Volleyball", preceded Pearl as Pink Diamond's servant before spending millennia under White Diamond's control. She has a scar over her left eye, caused by trauma from accidentally being hit by the force of Pink Diamond's power.

Fusions: Fusion is a process whereby two or more Gems combine their physical forms and minds to create a larger, more powerful individual who possesses all of the powers of their component Gems and more. Fusions are often able to combine their components' Gem weapons into a more powerful weapon. A strong bond between Gems is the primary driving force enabling them to form and maintain fusions. While the Gem Homeworld allows Gems of the same caste to fuse, usually for combat purposes, mixed-Gem fusions are considered offensive, and those that exist usually keep themselves from public knowledge. Same-Gem fusions form a larger version of their components' identical forms, but mixed-Gem fusions usually have extra body parts.

Gem Homeworld: The Gem Homeworld, or simply Homeworld, is the home planet of the Gem race and presumed capital of the Gems' intergalactic empire.

Major events:

The gem war: The Rebellion or the "Gem War" is the name given to a major global conflict based on Earth that occurred approximately 5,300 years prior to the events of the series;[1] the conflict, which lasted roughly one thousand years, was fought between the forces of Gem Homeworld and a group of rebels known as the "Crystal Gems". The war was instigated by a Rose Quartz, who, recognizing the value and sanctity of the life existing on Earth, organized and staged a rebellion against Homeworld in an effort to protect it. In reality, Rose Quartz was an identity assumed by Pink Diamond, who orchestrated the rebellion as a means to stop Homeworld's efforts to colonize Earth.