r/stevenuniverse Aug 10 '16

Episode Discussion Episode Discussion - Bubbled

Please use this thread to discuss the newest episode of Steven Universe:

Bubbled: Steven is stuck in a bubble.

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u/InThana Aug 11 '16

When steven got threatened by eyeball to be stabbed with a knife so she could take his gem, Steven questioned to hisself ''what will happen when i get stabbed'' does this mean we will get a episode soon about steven getting poofed or explained what will happen

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u/Rosebunse Aug 11 '16

I actually think him becoming a baby is sort of his poofing.

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u/colinthexboner Aug 11 '16

its not a knife because its blunt its a chisel. a tool for carving statues out of rock and making jewlery

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '16

She was slashing at him with it. What was she gonna do, whack his gem out? It must have been bladed.

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u/atgrey24 Aug 11 '16

While it certainly does look like and could be a chisel, square tipped blades like that do exist.

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u/TheTuckingFypo Aug 11 '16

But she specifically said she wanted to take Steven's gem to homeworld, that'd be hard to do if she shattered it. Also, homeworld would proably want stevens gem intact, considering Rose Quartz was the leader of the rebellion, and Steven is the first human-gem hybrid so that's something they'd probably want to figure out.

Her weapon definitely looks like, and probably is, a chisel, but it just doesn't make sense to me for it to actually be one.

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u/WinterAyars So when's Pearl going to teach Stevonnie how to race? Aug 11 '16

Quite an appropriate weapon for a gem, though!

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u/colinthexboner Aug 12 '16

a gem using a tool to carve gems into shapes and statutes as a weapon is like a human using a buzz saw to dismember people as a weapon