gull

do severals, be severals. how it is

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what's up, gull and such here, recent "wait there's more than one of us" realizers. whoops!

still giant robot fans, still pmd: explorers enthusiasts. imagine we are wearing a big button that says "ask us about Void Stranger". you should play all the games we like right now. the media backlog continues to grow ever further, and finally fucking continuing Initial D slips further and further out of reach.....


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i still like it! it's still good.

it's rougher and messier than Steven Universe Proper, i think, but like... i think that's a combination of "that's how production shook out" and "that's kind of the point". steven's spent so long being the focal point of Everything, being around for Everyone, that he forgot to leave room for him inside himself and for them outside his world. and a lot of this feels kind of heavy-handed? like there's a lot more Directly Saying It than proper su. but also... this is some more complex shit that all kind of clicks together with itself and completely flips the rest of the series on its head, and when youve only got 16 15-minute chunks of time to explore all of it, and the first half of it has to kind of ramp you in, you gotta lay it out clear-like. this is still a show for people that are watching the cartoon network, after all.

also secretly im a little freak that enjoys seeing Steven crushed by the burdens and the horrors. there is something satisfying about seeing the other side of the Kid Hero's lot in life once the Well of Things to be A Hero About has dried up


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yeah this is really the best description of Future. it's slow-mo footage of Steven in the downward spiral, watching as he refuses to let anyone fully know what's going on with him and bottles it all up until he just cannot relate to anyone anymore

Future is A Lot near the end, but I feel like it needed to be said at some point.

Episodes like Growing Pains really puts things in perspective that even something as brushed off such as all the physical slapstick Steven went through suddenly isn't something to laugh about in retrospect.

Also just props to Zach Callinson for how well he portrays Steven going off the deep end.

oh zach callison's portrayal of Steven Going Through It is incredibly compelling. he really sounds like he's trying and failing to keep his world together. i remember watching his monologue from the end of Everything's Fine repeatedly after it came out for how much of a slam dunk he pulled