Monster Buddies

<p>When Steven popped the bubble for the centipedle's gem in Monster Buddies, I noticed something while it was forming. For a second, it had a human structure, just like all of the non-corrupted gems we've seen in the show so far. It had two legs and two arms, a torso, and a head. In the episode Ocean Gem, Pearl said that they bubbled the corrupted gems because they didnt know how to fix them yet. Perhaps the way to is while they are reforming after being bubbled. </p>

<p>Im a new member in this wikia but i have been a visitor for a while but idk if anyone else has had this theory or a discussion on it i havent seen one but i believe after the war was won the winning crystal gems on Rose's side went awol after the reality of never being able to go home set in and slowly became the corrupted monsters over the course of 5000 + years, and that is the reason why the current crystal gems(Garnet,Pearl,Amethyst,Rose/Steven) hunt them down and subdue them and contain them in bubbles bc the monsters use to be their comrades and friends. That is why they dont break theirgems bcthey hope some day they willbecome goodagain and be themselves again. Pearl said they became wrong(paraphrasing) perhaps the tragic war and being banished made them that way like ptsd(post traumatic stress disorder). In secret team pear was observing the shard seemingly hoping the shards were healing bc of Roses bubble, and it was said in Monster buddies that Rose tried to heal the monster gems and couldnt, maybe why centipeetle was fond of Steven bc she once followed Rose Quartz in war. Maybe steven will find a way to restore the monster gems to fight this new brewing war against yellow diamond and the homeworld. there has to bea reason why they seek out these monsters who are mostly away from any human life...bc they are whats left of Rose's army. </p>

<p>What do you think the fusion gem on the temple is called? I personally think it's Fire Opal, what about you? </p>

<p>|        This is the fifth episode not to end with a star-shaped iris as 2 star-shaped irises closes| |        at the chips and the centipeetle, The first four were "Giant Woman",                             | |       "Lion 2: The Movie", "Coach Steven", and "Steven and the Stevens".                                | </p><p>|        So far, this is the second episode to end with more than one star-shaped iris. This first| |        happened at "Coach Steven".                                                                                            | </p><p>Does this seem weird to anyone else? <ot>Is there a way to block quote? This will format horribly on every device. Even mine.</ot> </p>

<p>SPOILERS </p><p>
</p><p>This episode...my god. </p><p>This episode had so many feels cramed in at the end. But it was excellent. We learned that Rose tried to train these gem monsters but never succeeded, and that Steven can now bubble things. I think that there might be an episode later on where Steven tries to bring back the Centipede, that's for sure. </p><p>What do you think of the episode? </p><p>
</p><p>Someone better add "Garneted" to the Urban Dictionary, like, now. </p>

<p>https://gs1.wac.edgecastcdn.net/8019B6/data.tumblr.com/89120a40333e4184c40918ad977453aa/tumblr_nb3c1hIdN51qdi5kdo1_r1_400.png </p><p>Found this on ToonZone.net . Do you think it's true? One thing that I immediately saw was An Indirect Kiss. That episode keeps on getting pushed back. </p><p>UPDATE 1: TV Guide listings say that Steven and the Stevens is on the 4th (like above), Monster Buddies is on the 11th (like above), and so An Indirect Kiss is probably also on the 18th too. However, TV Guide doesn't have that episode yet. So, I updated the release dates of Monster Buddies to the 11th and the release date to Indirect Kiss to TBA. </p><p>UPDATE 2: I found out that the guide is from ToonZone.net, which is extremely reliable/mostly correct. Shall I correct all the release dates? </p>