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+ | |airdate = April 9, 2014 |
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| − | |storyboard = [[Joe Johnston]]<br>[[Jeff Liu]] |
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| + | |viewers = 1.098<ref name="webcitation">https://www.webcitation.org/6Oz1JJ4rL?url=http://sonofthebronx.blogspot.com/2014/04/cartoon-network-ratings-april-7-13-2014.html</ref> |
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| − | |director = [[Ki-Yong Bae]], [[Seon-Jae Lee]],Seo Whan Kim (animation)<br>[[Elle Michalka]] (art)<br>[[Ian Jones-Quartey]] (supervising) |
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| − | |previous = "[[Onion Trade]]" |
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| + | |director = * [[Ki-Yong Bae]], [[Seon-Jae Lee]], & [[Seo-Whan Kim]] <small>(animation)</small> |
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| − | |next = "[[Lion 2: The Movie]]" |
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| + | * [[Elle Michalka]] <small>(art)</small> |
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| + | * [[Ian Jones-Quartey]] <small>(supervising)</small> |
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| − | '''"Steven the Sword Fighter"''' is the |
+ | '''"Steven the Sword Fighter"''' is the 16<sup>th</sup> episode of the [[Season 1|first season]] of [[Steven Universe (TV series)|''Steven Universe'']], and the 16<sup>th</sup> episode overall. |
| − | ==Synopsis== |
+ | == Official Synopsis == |
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| − | [[Pearl]] tries to teach [[Steven]] the art of sword-fighting by using a holographic version of herself.<ref name="itunes">https://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season/steven-universe-vol.-1/id714962395</ref> |
+ | [[Pearl]] tries to teach [[Steven Universe (character)|Steven]] the art of sword-fighting by using a [[Holo-Pearl|holographic version of herself]].<ref name="itunes">https://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season/steven-universe-vol.-1/id714962395</ref> |
| − | ==Plot== |
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| + | [[File:Steven The Sword Fighter 008.png|thumb|200px|left]] |
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| + | Steven and the [[Gems]] watched a Japanese movie called "[[Minor Objects/Media#Lonely Blade IV|Lonely Blade IV]]", which Pearl criticizes, claiming that it is nothing like real sword-fighting. She then offers to show a demonstration of proper sword-fighting techniques to Steven, which he excitedly accepts. |
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| + | [[File:Steven The Sword Fighter 014.png|thumb|200px]] |
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| ⚫ | Garnet then explains that this has happened in the past and Pearl will reappear as soon as she |
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| ⚫ | Pearl then takes the Gems to a [[Pearl's Arena|cloud temple]] where [[Amethyst]] is sitting on a cloud floating in the air. Pearl says she is in need of a sparring partner and Steven raises his hand, but [[Garnet]] quickly shoves it down. Pearl then says that she already has the perfect partner and projects a hologram of herself who is trained to sword-fight. They then have a battle, Steven and Garnet cheering on Pearl, Amethyst on the other hand cheering for Holo-Pearl. Pearl finally wins, and Steven asks Pearl to teach him the art of sword-fighting. She then shows him the basics, leaving him bored, so he requests for Pearl to do the "Boomerang Blade" from the movie. Pearl then begins to lecture him on how you have to "wait for the perfect time" in sword-fighting and gets distracted from her fight. Holo-Pearl then stabs Pearl in the back with her sword, impaling her. All the Gems go in shock as Pearl disappears, leaving only her gem behind. Steven begins to cry and blames himself for what happened to Pearl. |
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| + | [[File:Steven The Sword Fighter 120.png|thumb|200px|left]] |
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| ⚫ | Garnet then explains that this has happened in the past, and Pearl will reappear as soon as she is gathered enough energy to heal from her wound. Steven then asks how long it will be, two weeks pass and Pearl still has not regenerated. Steven gets depressed and tries to fill Pearl's void by hanging out with Pearl's holographic clone, but the clone is only interested in combat practice. The other Gems tell Steven to stop hanging around with Holo-Pearl, as it is getting creepy. Meanwhile, Amethyst eats a part of a cloud, inflates like a balloon and goes flying into the sky when Garnet accidentally lets go of her leg. |
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| − | Steven tries to get a reaction by taking her to Pearl's favorite tree, but when he tells her |
+ | Steven tries to get a reaction by taking her to Pearl's favorite tree, but when he tells her "not hold back" she takes this as acceptance of her challenge for battle and chops down the tree. Steven, annoyed by how much Holo-Pearl wants to fight him, runs back to the house. |
| + | [[File:Steven The Sword Fighter 216.png|thumb|200px]] |
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| ⚫ | Later, Steven is planning to watch "[[Minor Objects/Media#Lonely Blade V|Lonely Blade V]]", but Holo-Pearl tries to get Steven to fight her again and destroys the TV in the process. Steven finally snaps at Holo-Pearl, yelling at how horrible she is and how all she wants to do is fight him, unlike the real Pearl, pushing the holographic version in the process. This results in Holo-Pearl attacking Steven in basic attack mode, which Steven throws his toys at, one of them hitting her, only to activate her advanced mode. She then attacks Steven, actually trying to kill him, while Steven tries to use items he finds around the house, like a walrus and boomerang. Although neither the boomerang nor walrus worked, eventually he destroys her by throwing a mop like the boomerang blade and impaling her. Finally, Pearl finishes regenerating and sees the mess that Steven has made of the house and the inflated Amethyst, and says she cannot leave them alone for a second. Steven ties his shirt on like a headband and begins banging a pot with a spoon, marching around the room repeatedly chanting "Pearl's back!" as the episode ends. |
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| + | == Features == |
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| ⚫ | Later, Steven is planning to watch "Lonely Blade V |
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+ | === Objects === |
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| + | * [[Minor Objects/Media#Lonely Blade IV|Lonely Blade IV]] |
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| + | * [[Minor Objects/Media#Lonely Blade V|Lonely Blade V]] |
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| − | ===Objects=== |
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| − | *[[Lonely Blade IV]] |
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| − | *Lonely Blade V |
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| + | * [[Pearl's Tree]] |
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+ | === Music === |
| + | ==== Instrumental Songs ==== |
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| + | * "[[Dance of Swords]]" |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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+ | * This is the first episode to show an on-screen gem reformation and new outfit, with Pearl being the first character to have it happen to on-screen. |
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| − | * In "[[So Many Birthdays]]," it was said that while they do not age, Gems can still die if badly injured; in this episode it's shown that if badly injured, a Gem's physical form will disintegrate until they gain enough power to generate a new one. It's possible that this is what they meant by "die," or that they can be permanently killed if their gemstone is somehow destroyed before the regeneration completes. |
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| − | * After regenerating, [[Pearl]] got a different outfit. |
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| − | ** This later happened to [[Garnet]] in "[[Jail Break]]" and then to [[Amethyst]] in "[[Reformed]]." |
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| − | * This is the first episode to contain subtitles, if you count the Lonely Blade IV movie at the beginning. |
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**The next is linked to the early promotional design before the pilot. |
**The next is linked to the early promotional design before the pilot. |
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** There is another unaccounted-for design after this. |
** There is another unaccounted-for design after this. |
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| − | *** It is possible that it is a reference to the Steven Universe comics where, |
+ | *** It is possible that it is a reference to the Steven Universe comics where, in the end, Connie finds an old magazine with someone who looks strikingly like Pearl from the late '80s, early '90s. |
| + | *** This could also be a reference to the form she was shown in the painting in "[[So Many Birthdays]]". |
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** The next shown is her design in the [[Pilot]]. |
** The next shown is her design in the [[Pilot]]. |
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| − | ** The fifth is her outfit from "[[Story for Steven]] |
+ | ** The fifth is her outfit from "[[Story for Steven]]". |
** The final one before she reforms is the design from the series debut. |
** The final one before she reforms is the design from the series debut. |
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** During each silhouette, a color flashes in the light with the color scheme of their respective designs. |
** During each silhouette, a color flashes in the light with the color scheme of their respective designs. |
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| − | ** As an aside, this episode may explain why the designs of the Crystal Gems changed between the pilot and series. However, this is unlikely, considering Steven's ignorance of the regeneration concept and the fact that he would have noticed the Gems absence. |
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** This occurrence of previous forms showing is also seen again in "[[Reformed]]" when Amethyst reforms at the end of the episode. |
** This occurrence of previous forms showing is also seen again in "[[Reformed]]" when Amethyst reforms at the end of the episode. |
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| − | * It's possible that in order for Pearl to regenerate, her hologram must be absent. This could have been a coincidence though. |
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| − | ** However, in "[[Reformed]]," it is revealed the Gem decides what they look like, so the long period of time was probably due to Pearl taking her time to perfect her new form. |
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| − | * This is the first episode to air at ''Steven Universe's'' new time on Wednesday. This move was due to the [adult swim] block moving its start time to 8:00 PM, necessitating schedule shuffling. Episodes returned to Thursdays when ''Adventure Time'' took a regular break from new episodes. |
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* A written Gem language is seen inscribed on the pillars of the gem temple where Pearl tries to teach Steven sword fighting. More than twenty-six characters are shown so this language might not directly translate into English. |
* A written Gem language is seen inscribed on the pillars of the gem temple where Pearl tries to teach Steven sword fighting. More than twenty-six characters are shown so this language might not directly translate into English. |
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| + | * Despite the title, Steven never even touches a sword in the episode. |
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| − | * This episode marks the second time Steven's TV broke. |
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| + | * The title card for this episode is missing Steven's clothes hanging on the line. This is possibly foreshadowing that Pearl wouldn't be around for most of the episode, and therefore, was unable to do Steven's laundry. |
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| + | ** This is also the first time in the series that his laundry wasn't shown on the title card. |
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| − | * This episode aired exactly one year before "[[Story for Steven]]." |
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| − | ===Cultural References=== |
+ | === Cultural References === |
| − | *There appears to be a Nintendo 64 in the foreground when Steven tries to get Holo-Pearl to organize the figures. At the very end of the episode, the same controller can be seen hanging from the ceiling by its cable (right next to |
+ | * There appears to be a [[w:c:nintendo:Nintendo 64|Nintendo 64]] in the foreground when Steven tries to get Holo-Pearl to organize the figures. At the very end of the episode, the same controller can be seen hanging from the ceiling by its cable (right next to Amethyst). |
| ⚫ | * The figures Steven shows Holo-Pearl resemble Pikachu, Gitaroo Man, and Hero (from [[Ian Jones-Quartey|Ian Jones-Quartey's]] defunct webcomic, [[Wikipedia:RPG World|RPG World]]). Another resembles the "Gotta Go Fast" or little Sanic meme, which is fanart of [[w:c:sonic:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]]. |
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| − | *When Pearl was stabbed by Holo-Pearl, it resembled a scene from the movie Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King when Frodo was stabbed by Shelob the giant spider. |
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| − | *After the "Two Weeks Later" title card, Steven places a yellow lamp next to Pearl's gem. The lamp bears some resemblance to the Luxo lamp from the Pixar logo. |
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| − | *The way Pearl retreats back into her gem and out is a possible reference to Genie from Disney's ''Aladdin''. |
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| + | ** As well as Goku's inspiration, [[Wikipedia:Monkey_King|Sun Wukong]]. |
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| + | ** It may also be a reference to [[w:c:mario:Lakitu|Lakitu]] from the [[w:c:mario:Mario (series)|''Mario'' franchise]]. |
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| + | * The Boomerang Blade may be a reference to a manga/anime series ''[[w:c:onepiece:One Piece (Manga)|One Piece]]'', as [[w:c:onepiece:Hannyabal|Hannyabal]]'s signature weapon [[w:c:onepiece:Kessui|Kessui]] bears a striking resemblance to the Boomerang Blade. |
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| + | * During the episode's ending, Steven hitting a pot with a spoon could be a reference to ''[[w:c:simpsons:The Simpsons|The Simpsons]]'' episode, "[[w:c:simpsons:Lisa's First Word|Lisa's First Word]]". |
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| + | === Continuity === |
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| + | * When Pearl tells Steven to watch her start training, she says "Do you see what I'm doing with my feet, Steven? Notice where I keep my center of gravity". Later, in "[[Sworn to the Sword]]", Pearl's first sword-fighting advice to Connie is more specific on both of those points: "Keep your stance wide / Keep your body lowered". |
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== Errors == |
== Errors == |
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* Before Steven raises his hand wanting to become Pearl's sparring partner, the middle-finger part of Garnet's glove was not colored. |
* Before Steven raises his hand wanting to become Pearl's sparring partner, the middle-finger part of Garnet's glove was not colored. |
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| − | * When Steven congratulates Pearl for defeating Holo-Pearl, Garnet's left |
+ | * When Steven congratulates Pearl for defeating Holo-Pearl, Garnet's left shoulder pad was colored black. |
| − | * When Garnet accidentally lets go of balloon Amethyst, her left |
+ | * When Garnet accidentally lets go of balloon Amethyst, her left shoulder pad was colored black again. |
* After Holo-Pearl cuts the petal tree down, Steven ran away, and on the next scene Holo-Pearl's head was backwards. |
* After Holo-Pearl cuts the petal tree down, Steven ran away, and on the next scene Holo-Pearl's head was backwards. |
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* After Steven dissipates Holo-Pearl with the mop, the sword falls to the ground, but in the next scene the sword is gone. |
* After Steven dissipates Holo-Pearl with the mop, the sword falls to the ground, but in the next scene the sword is gone. |
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| + | * When Steven was teaching Holo-Pearl how to clean, Steven places his figurines by the windowsill, on the next scene, they disappear, and then they re-appear again. |
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| + | * Pearl's sword disappears after she drops it after getting impaled. |
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| + | *The description of the episode originally said: Pearl tries to teach Steven the art of sword-fighting by using a holographic version of "'''himself"''' instead of "herself". |
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| − | View the episode's transcript [[Steven the Sword Fighter/Transcript|here. ]] |
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== Videos == |
== Videos == |
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Steven Universe - Steven the Sword Fighter (Sneak Peek)|Sneak Peek |
Steven Universe - Steven the Sword Fighter (Sneak Peek)|Sneak Peek |
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| + | Pearl's Defeat - Steven The Sword Fighter - Steven Universe - CN |
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| + | Boomerang Blade Steven Universe Cartoon Network |
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Latest revision as of 12:52, 11 September 2023
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Boomerang blade! Boomerang blade! Boomerang blade! |
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| —Steven | ||
"Steven the Sword Fighter" is the 16th episode of the first season of Steven Universe, and the 16th episode overall.
Official Synopsis
Pearl tries to teach Steven the art of sword-fighting by using a holographic version of herself.[2]
Plot
Steven and the Gems watched a Japanese movie called "Lonely Blade IV", which Pearl criticizes, claiming that it is nothing like real sword-fighting. She then offers to show a demonstration of proper sword-fighting techniques to Steven, which he excitedly accepts.
Pearl then takes the Gems to a cloud temple where Amethyst is sitting on a cloud floating in the air. Pearl says she is in need of a sparring partner and Steven raises his hand, but Garnet quickly shoves it down. Pearl then says that she already has the perfect partner and projects a hologram of herself who is trained to sword-fight. They then have a battle, Steven and Garnet cheering on Pearl, Amethyst on the other hand cheering for Holo-Pearl. Pearl finally wins, and Steven asks Pearl to teach him the art of sword-fighting. She then shows him the basics, leaving him bored, so he requests for Pearl to do the "Boomerang Blade" from the movie. Pearl then begins to lecture him on how you have to "wait for the perfect time" in sword-fighting and gets distracted from her fight. Holo-Pearl then stabs Pearl in the back with her sword, impaling her. All the Gems go in shock as Pearl disappears, leaving only her gem behind. Steven begins to cry and blames himself for what happened to Pearl.
Garnet then explains that this has happened in the past, and Pearl will reappear as soon as she is gathered enough energy to heal from her wound. Steven then asks how long it will be, two weeks pass and Pearl still has not regenerated. Steven gets depressed and tries to fill Pearl's void by hanging out with Pearl's holographic clone, but the clone is only interested in combat practice. The other Gems tell Steven to stop hanging around with Holo-Pearl, as it is getting creepy. Meanwhile, Amethyst eats a part of a cloud, inflates like a balloon and goes flying into the sky when Garnet accidentally lets go of her leg.
Steven tries to get a reaction by taking her to Pearl's favorite tree, but when he tells her "not hold back" she takes this as acceptance of her challenge for battle and chops down the tree. Steven, annoyed by how much Holo-Pearl wants to fight him, runs back to the house.
Later, Steven is planning to watch "Lonely Blade V", but Holo-Pearl tries to get Steven to fight her again and destroys the TV in the process. Steven finally snaps at Holo-Pearl, yelling at how horrible she is and how all she wants to do is fight him, unlike the real Pearl, pushing the holographic version in the process. This results in Holo-Pearl attacking Steven in basic attack mode, which Steven throws his toys at, one of them hitting her, only to activate her advanced mode. She then attacks Steven, actually trying to kill him, while Steven tries to use items he finds around the house, like a walrus and boomerang. Although neither the boomerang nor walrus worked, eventually he destroys her by throwing a mop like the boomerang blade and impaling her. Finally, Pearl finishes regenerating and sees the mess that Steven has made of the house and the inflated Amethyst, and says she cannot leave them alone for a second. Steven ties his shirt on like a headband and begins banging a pot with a spoon, marching around the room repeatedly chanting "Pearl's back!" as the episode ends.
Features
Characters
Objects
Locations
Music
Instrumental Songs
Trivia
- This is the first episode to show an on-screen gem reformation and new outfit, with Pearl being the first character to have it happen to on-screen.
- During Pearl's regeneration, the silhouettes of Pearl's past forms can be seen.
- The first is an unknown featureless design, probably Pearl's actual form or entity.
- The next is linked to the early promotional design before the pilot.
- There is another unaccounted-for design after this.
- It is possible that it is a reference to the Steven Universe comics where, in the end, Connie finds an old magazine with someone who looks strikingly like Pearl from the late '80s, early '90s.
- This could also be a reference to the form she was shown in the painting in "So Many Birthdays".
- The next shown is her design in the Pilot.
- The fifth is her outfit from "Story for Steven".
- The final one before she reforms is the design from the series debut.
- During each silhouette, a color flashes in the light with the color scheme of their respective designs.
- This occurrence of previous forms showing is also seen again in "Reformed" when Amethyst reforms at the end of the episode.
- A small part of the Burning Room is seen as Amethyst sees that Steven is hanging out with Holo-Pearl.
- A written Gem language is seen inscribed on the pillars of the gem temple where Pearl tries to teach Steven sword fighting. More than twenty-six characters are shown so this language might not directly translate into English.
- Despite the title, Steven never even touches a sword in the episode.
- The title card for this episode is missing Steven's clothes hanging on the line. This is possibly foreshadowing that Pearl wouldn't be around for most of the episode, and therefore, was unable to do Steven's laundry.
- This is also the first time in the series that his laundry wasn't shown on the title card.
Cultural References
- There appears to be a Nintendo 64 in the foreground when Steven tries to get Holo-Pearl to organize the figures. At the very end of the episode, the same controller can be seen hanging from the ceiling by its cable (right next to Amethyst).
- The figures Steven shows Holo-Pearl resemble Pikachu, Gitaroo Man, and Hero (from Ian Jones-Quartey's defunct webcomic, RPG World). Another resembles the "Gotta Go Fast" or little Sanic meme, which is fanart of Sonic the Hedgehog.
- The sword fight sequence between Pearl and her holographic projection features several shot-for-shot homages to sword fights from the manga/anime series Revolutionary Girl Utena.
- When Holo-Pearl attacks Steven from above, she appears to be using Sephiroth's Hell's Gate move from the Final Fantasy franchise.
- The cloud Amethyst rides resemble the flying Nimbus that Goku rides from in the Dragon Ball series.
- As well as Goku's inspiration, Sun Wukong.
- It may also be a reference to Lakitu from the Mario franchise.
- Steven, when being attacked by Holo Pearl, found a boomerang and threw it at her while saying "Boomerang? Boomerang!" referring to Sokka in the Nickelodeon series Avatar: The Last Airbender.
- The Boomerang Blade may be a reference to a manga/anime series One Piece, as Hannyabal's signature weapon Kessui bears a striking resemblance to the Boomerang Blade.
- During the episode's ending, Steven hitting a pot with a spoon could be a reference to The Simpsons episode, "Lisa's First Word".
Continuity
- When Pearl tells Steven to watch her start training, she says "Do you see what I'm doing with my feet, Steven? Notice where I keep my center of gravity". Later, in "Sworn to the Sword", Pearl's first sword-fighting advice to Connie is more specific on both of those points: "Keep your stance wide / Keep your body lowered".
Errors
- Before Steven raises his hand wanting to become Pearl's sparring partner, the middle-finger part of Garnet's glove was not colored.
- When Steven congratulates Pearl for defeating Holo-Pearl, Garnet's left shoulder pad was colored black.
- When Garnet accidentally lets go of balloon Amethyst, her left shoulder pad was colored black again.
- After Holo-Pearl cuts the petal tree down, Steven ran away, and on the next scene Holo-Pearl's head was backwards.
- After Steven dissipates Holo-Pearl with the mop, the sword falls to the ground, but in the next scene the sword is gone.
- When Steven was teaching Holo-Pearl how to clean, Steven places his figurines by the windowsill, on the next scene, they disappear, and then they re-appear again.
- Pearl's sword disappears after she drops it after getting impaled.
- Lonely Blade IV appears to be a video tape, but in "Joking Victim" Steven does not know what a video tape is and in "Lion 3: Straight to Video" he had to go to the Big Donut in order to watch the video tape instead of doing so with his own TV.
- The description of the episode originally said: Pearl tries to teach Steven the art of sword-fighting by using a holographic version of "himself" instead of "herself".
Transcript
View the episode's transcript here.
Gallery
Click to view the gallery for Steven the Sword Fighter.
Videos
Steven Universe - Steven the Sword Fighter (Sneak Peek)
Sneak Peek
Pearl's Defeat - Steven The Sword Fighter - Steven Universe - CN
Boomerang Blade Steven Universe Cartoon Network