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Here are all the things I noticed from the steven universe movie:

They appear to have a town for either the uncorrupted gems

A few uncorrupted gems have left earth

Steven has been directly involved in the gem empire until the movie

Steven and Connie are still getting on just as well as ever(more on that later)

 The crystal temples obsidian statue has been rebuilt with a ring on the top left hand along with ruby and sapphire gems.

Steven has the commentators curse. As soon as he states he wants nothing to change everything changes.

The new gem whether its a morganite(which I doubt. This new gem seems to mad for that.) or a “new oink diamond” is really crazy

The new gem seems to be able to shapeshift very easily with the ability to create weapons from it.

This gems ship seems to be an oversized gem drill. As if it's trying to create a new diamond itself by the size of it and level of destruction it causes.

41 hours to save the world. 

The fluid steven almost falls into appears to be the same as the fluid inside the drill again hinting at creating a new diamond or even more powerful gem.

Steven is strong. He seems to be able to partly pull the drill out of the ground or at least make it move a bit.

As the drill spreads out it seems that the damage and death it causes is the same as in a kindergarten. *hmmm* 

Peridot is as casual as ever.

2 hints at great new songs. 

 OOOPpppaaaaallll

Steven and greg guitar battle.

That steven x Connie kiss. Steven seemed to like it.

This movie looks soooo good.

I find that many autistic kids diagnosed in their late teens and early twenties go through this same experience with their parents so I have come up with a counter-argument. 

Parent: “You’ve been acting more autistic since you started researching it.” 

Autistic kid: “It may seem like that to you, but for me, it has been easier. You see many kids and adults on the spectrum undergo a mentally harmful and painful experience known as masking. It involves hiding your autistic traits and acting more neurotypical to avoid ostracisation and bullying.”

Parents: “Uhm, then why is it bad.”

Autistic kid: “Now you’re asking the real questions. The reason it’s bad is that the side effects of masking include, autistic burnout - which may really make me act more autistic because symptoms include lack of energy, decrease in social skills and even result in me going non-verbal -, a feeling of being fake, increased risk of depression. It can make us question whether our friends are friends with us for the real us or the masked us. Parents: “Well why did you start masking”  Me: “Because I was being bullied, because I didn’t know what is wrong with me so I started forcing myself to learn to act normal”

Parents: “ Then why are you only stopping now”

Me: “ As I've learned about autism, about me, I’ve started to realise that I am not as broken, as messed up as I was before. I’ve started trying to stop masking. And slowly but surely I’ve been allowing myself to act how I truly am and have found friends who have cared for me rather than some cover I have set up.

Parents: “Oh ok then. Thanks for explaining it to us.”