Sugar launched “Steven Universe,” the main series that spawned “Future ... who was gradually growing into his powers. The title character was based on the showrunner’s own brother ...

Steven Universe creator Rebecca Sugar ... the film’s two-year time jump from the main series’ finale. Sugar also unveiled the series’ new title sequence, where instead of singing the typical ...

Cartoon Network is giving “Steven Universe” a new title and theme song for the sixth season of the popular animated series. A teaser video for the new season, called “Steven Universe Future ...

Here we are in the future -- and Steven Universe is officially getting another season and a brand new title sequence. The news was announced Friday during the show's panel at New York Comic Con ...

I’ve spoken before about Steven Universe slowly dolling out answers ... It also dovetailed in the main plot seamlessly. Lapis is afraid of confronting her demons. The deep fears that reside ...

Our superheroic roster consists of Garnet the inscrutably cool team leader; Pearl, the voice of reason; Amethyst, the hothead; and our main character, the titular Steven Universe (yes, it is his ...

The title character of Steven Universe is an adolescent boy who, over the course of the Cartoon Network series’ first five seasons, developed the ability to fly, to conjure an impenetrable pink ...

And most recently, as the creator of a very special series by the name of Steven Universe. The show follows Steven, an 11-year-old boy living in a seaside town with his Dad. Everything seems normal.

The main series wrapped in 2019 after Steven helped establish peace across the universe, but his story wasn’t over; a TV movie picking up two years after the end of the show aired later that year.

The last epic battle of “Steven Universe” isn’t one between friends and foes, but between Steven Universe and himself. After six years and nearly 200 episodes, both the show and character ...

The Steven Universe theme song sounds like what winning ... “We almost had to invent a new sound,” said Tran. As for the title’s pithy parentheses ... well, they’re definitely clever ...

Well, technically, it’s a song from Steven Universe: The Movie, but retooled to be a little shorter for the brief opening clip. After saving the universe, Steven is still at it, tying up every ...