Steven’s anticipation for the gems’ company is endearing, and despite the lack of awareness he later has for the potential threat, I feel the whole episode is too playful and peppy to dislike. However, it doesn’t offer much; we have yet to learn much about the gems.
There are tiny nuggets of information introduced, such as Garnet being more independent and handling some missions by herself and Pearl having a collection of swords we have yet to see her use. Garnet continues to be mysterious and stoic, with a mysterious object and the mysterious bubble room. Amethyst’s room matches what we’ve seen from her up to this point; it’s purposely stuffed and chaotic, and similarly, Pearl’s room is a contrast, simplistic, and tightly organized. Steven still can’t access his powers, but in this case, at least, he’s the one to resolve the danger even though he caused it. However, most of the episode is simply an adventure through the different regions of the temple, and it’s fun enough.
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Steven’s anticipation for the gems’ company is endearing, and despite the lack of awareness he later has for the potential threat, I feel the whole episode is too playful and peppy to dislike. However, it doesn’t offer much; we have yet to learn much about the gems.
There are tiny nuggets of information introduced, such as Garnet being more independent and handling some missions by herself and Pearl having a collection of swords we have yet to see her use. Garnet continues to be mysterious and stoic, with a mysterious object and the mysterious bubble room. Amethyst’s room matches what we’ve seen from her up to this point; it’s purposely stuffed and chaotic, and similarly, Pearl’s room is a contrast, simplistic, and tightly organized. Steven still can’t access his powers, but in this case, at least, he’s the one to resolve the danger even though he caused it. However, most of the episode is simply an adventure through the different regions of the temple, and it’s fun enough.