DID YOU KNOW?

Did you know that Steven Universe was the first series from Cartoon Network created by a woman? It follows the young half-human, half-alien boy Steven Universe. He's raised by the three skilled Crystal Gems Garnet, Amethyst, and Pearl, and altogether, they must save the universe from imminent threats. But with Steven's eccentric personality, the Crystal Gems seemingly have a hard time dealing with the danger that's in front of them. Thanks to Steven Universe, the eccentric young boy who is the team's fourth member. If you haven't got to watch Steven Universe online yet, then you don't know what you're missing out!

Show creator Rebecca Sugar named and based the titular character in the show to his younger brother, Steven Sugar. Steven Sugar also works as Steven Universe's background designer! Rebecca Sugar continues to make her mark on history not just for Cartoon Network but also for the whole LGBTQ+ community. Not long ago, Sugar came out as a gender nonbinary. And the show also broke boundaries as it showed more mature themes, proving to be an animated series for all ages. Ruby and Sapphire are two Gems involved in a romantic relationship. Early in the show's run, it was revealed that their fusion is Garnet, one of the strongest Gems. In the fifth season of the show, fans saw Ruby and Sapphire's engagement. Later in the season, the two tied the knot in the first same-sex wedding in a children's animated show. Aside from this historic event, Steven Universe has also featured another queer them on their show. In an episode, the protagonist Steven Universe fused with his friend Connie Maheswaran to become Stevonnie. Stevonnie adapts the physical appearance of an androgynous young adult. That is why it is regarded as a groundbreaking animated LGBTQ+ TV show. And with the show's coming epilogue series, the more reason why you should watch Steven Universe now!

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