<p>Actually the trial arc had dark colours as dominant, so i don't have that issue; maybe in the scene in the forest from "I am my mom" but not enough to complain </p> <figure class="article-thumb tright show-info-icon" style="width: 350px"> <figcaption> </figcaption></figure><span style="font-weight:normal;">i have issues with peridot's size</span> <p><span style="font-weight:normal;">btw, i have read that each storyboarder draws them differently, so i guess they use a different pallet of colors as well</span> </p>

<p>If people really have their eyes hurt by the show's color palette, then it's their eye's fault, not the show's ^^  </p>

<div class="quote"><i>Andrias'sMalachite wrote:
If people really have their eyes hurt by the show's color palette, then it's their eye's fault, not the show's ^^ </i></div>
<p>On a computer screen, it's fine, but have you ever tried to watch Steven Universe on Cartoon Network proper? (No, because it's never on, but whatever) </p><p>Pull up On Demand. find Room for Ruby, and watch it- Peridot, Lapis, Navy, and Steven's Clothes in particular are overly saturated, to the point at which, yes, it DOES hurt my eyes, and many other's.  </p><p>if it were just one person who had an issue with it, maybe, but the fact that several people have reported this issue tells me this is something the show needs to fix. This is a legitimate critiscm- Or is it too much to ask for me to watch Steven Universe without expiriencing severe eye strain? Obviously I'M at fault for trying to enjoy a show, the show did nothing wrong. Does that sound right? </p><p>At one point, this wasn't a problem- S1-2 looked fine, Season 3 started to increase the saturation, and by Season 4, any daytime shot featuring a gem character was painful to look at. (And for Some Reason, Lapis became neon-light-blue, even though Lapis Lazuli's are a dark blue?) </p>

<p>ok fine, i guess you're right then  </p>