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maby, but something about this doesn't ad up, I found this device in the woods and it had this ap called tumblr on it, but anything that ran on electricity hasn't worked for years, at leest that's what ive heard....

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Favorite color: Purple

Top 3 ships: Jonerys, Braime, Meggie/Doria

Last song: Pyromania - Cascada

Last Movie: Pirates of the Caribbean, dead man’s chest

Rules: Tag 9 people you want to know better, and answer the questions

Favorite color: Purple, Blue and Pink

Top 3 ships: Pearlmethyst, Wonderbat. FlutterDash

Last song: You’re Welcome (Moana)

Last Movie: Us by Jordan Peele and Shazam

Favorite color: Purple

Top 3 ships: Louis & Clementine, Eclipsa & Globgor, Garnet

Last song: Hold on (just a little while longer (from DBH)

The twenty-sixth installment of the ongoing comic series for Steven Universe begins a continuing story featuring Lars and the Off-Colors as they take their chances in a nebula trying to escape Emerald… .

Plot:

On the run from Emerald, Lars and the Off Colors have fled into a nebula, but somehow Emerald is not pursuing. What’s stopping her–is the ship’s signature masked by the nebula’s radiation? Or … is it some other reason? Nevertheless, Fluorite feels like this is all her fault, and Rhodonite and the Rutile Twins are on the case trying to solve their immediate problems.

Back with Steven and Connie, the two visit band practice with the Cool Kids, have some pizza, and acquire something that was the real reason they came–an envelope to include in Lars’s next care package. Steven says it’s a surprise, and off they go to deliver the package.

And in the nebula, the Off Colors have now hit some confusing circumstances. Lars suddenly finds himself … alone? Where’s the crew? What happened? And … why are Aquamarine and Topaz on his ship?? Lars doesn’t know, but now they’re determined to capture him and bring him back to trial.

Rhodonite awakens inexplicably in her old Homeworld Kindergarten, and immediately a shattering Robonoid gives chase. Terrified, she screams for help, awakening one of the Rutile Twins–who finds herself lying on the floor of the Kindergarten with her twin missing. The other Rutile Twin is up in one of the Kindergarten holes. How can they be separated? And how can they help each other and Rhodonite?

When Fluorite awakens, she’s in a trial room in front of the Diamonds–and she’s standing trial for being a Fusion. Her judgment–handed down by the Diamonds themselves–is that she will be separated into her components, who will be imprisoned separately forever. Oh no!

Padparadscha finds herself alone and looking out the window of the ship to see Homeworld. How could Homeworld be there? But then she gets a vision and realizes that is NOT Homeworld, because … NONE OF THIS IS REAL.

Lars, still being pursued by Aquamarine and Topaz, cries out for his crew but they are nowhere to be found. Then he runs into a HUGE Robonoid and narrowly escapes it, ducking when it fires and seeing its energy beam poof Topaz. Aquamarine is enraged and comes after Lars with her wand.

And that, of course, is when Steven and Connie pop out of Lars’s hair.

But rather than popping into a battle, or some fast-paced pursuit … Steven and Connie have stumbled on a bridge full of catatonic Off Colors. Everyone’s comatose, trapped in their nightmare visions, and Steven is at a loss for what to do.

Notable:

1. Lars reassuring Fluorite is the sweetest thing ever. I love that Lars is always validating his crew.

2. It was pretty easy to tell given the setup in the previous comic that something trippy would happen to the crew in the depths of that nebula. I love that this comic really delivered on the creepiness (holy crap it’s so disturbing to see the Rutiles separated!), and that everyone seems to be very aware that what’s happening can’t be happening. (Especially Padparadscha, who continues to be quite useful with her perceptiveness in seeing how things ARE!)

3. This comic really requires a good knowledge of the characters’ pasts to understand why what’s happening in their nightmare worlds is so disturbing for them. It’d be nonsense if you just read the comics and didn’t watch the show. Lars’s experience in “The Trial” after being dragged to Homeworld by Aquamarine makes capture very visceral for him. Rhodonite has been afraid of Robonoids her whole life, and now she’s back in the Homeworld Kindergarten and a shattering Robonoid is after her just like in the episode “Off Colors.” The Rutile Twins have the added horror of being separated from each other in a way that’s unprecedented in their lives. Fluorite is being put on trial for being a supposedly disgusting Fusion of six, and is being threatened with the horror of being separated forever. And Padparadscha doesn’t seem disturbed by her fate at all, even though she’s now seeing Homeworld. She knows it isn’t real.

4. Interesting that at the depiction of Fluorite’s trial, we still see the same two Zircons we met in the episode “The Trial.” That implies that at least in the world of this comic, Fluorite has seen them and they handle many trials in opposition to each other.

5. I love that when Lars confronts the Robonoid, he reminds himself “It’s okay to be scared.” Great callback to “Off Colors” when he had a huge character moment, telling himself it’s okay to be afraid, based on Steven’s wisdom.

Well, I have to post this. Sorry for putting it off for so long