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{{Object |
{{Object |
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|Title = Wailing Stone |
|Title = Wailing Stone |
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− | |Type = |
+ | |Type = Long-range communication device |
|FirstAppearance = "[[Rose's Room]]" |
|FirstAppearance = "[[Rose's Room]]" |
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− | |imagewidth = 250px |
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|Owner = [[Crystal Gems]] |
|Owner = [[Crystal Gems]] |
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− | The '''Wailing Stone''' is an artifact found by the [[Crystal Gems]] in the episode "[[Rose's Room]]". It |
+ | The '''Wailing Stone''' is an artifact found by the [[Crystal Gems]] in the episode "[[Rose's Room]]". It was designed to send and receive audio messages and was used in [[the Rebellion]], as confirmed by [[Pearl]] in "[[The Message]]". |
− | Wailing Stones appear to have two significant parts: the |
+ | Wailing Stones appear to have two significant parts: the button on top, used to activate the device, and its hole, which the audio plays out of. |
− | The Wailing Stone's abilities can be augmented so that it can interpret messages that |
+ | The Wailing Stone's abilities can be augmented so that it can interpret messages that would otherwise be too advanced by integrating it into a television, allowing it to receive and display video. |
== History == |
== History == |
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=== "[[The Message]]" === |
=== "[[The Message]]" === |
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− | [[Lapis Lazuli]] uses advanced Gem technology to warn Steven of the [[Homeworld Gems|Homeworld Gems']] coming arrival to [[Earth]] on their hunt for him and the Crystal Gems. |
+ | [[Lapis Lazuli]] uses advanced Gem technology to warn Steven of the [[Homeworld Gems|Homeworld Gems']] coming arrival to [[Earth]] on their hunt for him and the Crystal Gems. Due to the advanced nature of the message, when the Wailing Stone receives it, the device emits a deafening, incoherent sound that the Crystal Gems cannot deactivate. They decide to enlist [[Greg Universe|Greg's]] help in deciphering the message. With his technical expertise, he is eventually able to process Lapis' message through a TV, which clearly outputs the video and audio contents of the message. |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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⚫ | * The sound effects for the Wailing Stone were made by [[Rebecca Sugar]] playing on a modified [[Wikipedia:Omnichord|Omnichord]] and Tony Orozco playing on effect pedals.<ref>http://stevencrewniverse.tumblr.com/post/113298578842/how-we-created-the-wailing-stone-sound-effects-for</ref>[[File:TESV_The_Warrior_Stone.png|thumb|110px|Standing Stone]] |
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− | [[File:TESV The Warrior Stone.png|thumb|Standing Stones.]] |
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− | * Audio from a Wailing Stone cannot be muted, but it can be muffled (as seen in "[[The Message]]"). Attempting to turn it off failed, along with trying to [[Bubbling|bubble]] it. |
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* It has been shown that Wailing Stones can magnify the voices of humans and [[Gems]], as unexpectedly demonstrated by Steven in "The Message". |
* It has been shown that Wailing Stones can magnify the voices of humans and [[Gems]], as unexpectedly demonstrated by Steven in "The Message". |
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* The gold patterns on the Wailing Stone resemble typical designs for containing [[wikipedia:Cabochon|cabochons]]. |
* The gold patterns on the Wailing Stone resemble typical designs for containing [[wikipedia:Cabochon|cabochons]]. |
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− | * There is a giant wailing stone located in [[ |
+ | * There is a giant wailing stone located in [[The Great North]].[[File:395px-Howling_Stone.png|thumb|57px|Howling Stone]] |
=== Cultural References === |
=== Cultural References === |
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− | * The Wailing Stone resembles the [[w:c:elderscrolls: |
+ | * The Wailing Stone resembles the [[w:c:elderscrolls:Standing Stones|Standing Stones]] in ''[[Wikipedia:The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim|The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim]]''. |
+ | * It also resembles the [https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Howling_Stone Howling Stones] from ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Twilight_Princess The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess].'' |
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− | === Rose's Room === |
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− | Rose's Room 050.png |
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− | Rose's Room 052.png |
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− | Rose's Room 053.png |
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− | Rose's Room 055.png |
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− | Rose's Room 062.png |
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− | Rose's Room 065.png |
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− | Rose's Room 070.png |
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− | Rose's Room 072.png |
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− | </gallery> |
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− | === The Message === |
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− | <gallery> |
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− | The Message 074.png |
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− | The Message 075.png |
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− | The Message 079.png |
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− | The Message 080.png |
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− | The Message 083.png |
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− | The Message 086.png |
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− | The Message 087.png |
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− | The Message 089.png |
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− | The Message 100.png |
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− | The Message 102.png |
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− | The Message 123.png |
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− | The Message 126.png |
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− | The Message 153.png |
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− | The Message 164.png |
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− | The Message 165.png |
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− | The Message 206.png |
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− | The Message 221.png |
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− | </gallery> |
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− | === Gem Hunt === |
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− | <gallery> |
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− | Gem Hunt 001.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 002.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 003.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 004.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 005.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 006.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 007.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 008.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 009.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 010.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 011.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 013.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 015.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 016.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 017.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 018.png |
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− | Gem Hunt 019.png |
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− | </gallery> |
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{{Reflist}} |
{{Reflist}} |
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{{Objectnav}} |
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+ | [[es:Roca de los lamentos]] |
[[pl:Wyjący Kamień]] |
[[pl:Wyjący Kamień]] |
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+ | [[pt-br:Pedra dos Gritos]] |
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+ | [[ru:Воющий камень]] |
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[[Category:Magical items]] |
[[Category:Magical items]] |
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+ | [[Category:Featured Articles]] |
Revision as of 14:53, 27 June 2019
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The Wailing Stone is an artifact found by the Crystal Gems in the episode "Rose's Room". It was designed to send and receive audio messages and was used in the Rebellion, as confirmed by Pearl in "The Message".
Wailing Stones appear to have two significant parts: the button on top, used to activate the device, and its hole, which the audio plays out of.
The Wailing Stone's abilities can be augmented so that it can interpret messages that would otherwise be too advanced by integrating it into a television, allowing it to receive and display video.
History
"Rose's Room"
The Crystal Gems found the Wailing Stone on one of their missions in the Northern Hemisphere. When the stone is activated by pushing the button at the top, it emits a thunderous, ear-piercing sound that causes objects to break, such as Steven's television screen.
"The Message"
Lapis Lazuli uses advanced Gem technology to warn Steven of the Homeworld Gems' coming arrival to Earth on their hunt for him and the Crystal Gems. Due to the advanced nature of the message, when the Wailing Stone receives it, the device emits a deafening, incoherent sound that the Crystal Gems cannot deactivate. They decide to enlist Greg's help in deciphering the message. With his technical expertise, he is eventually able to process Lapis' message through a TV, which clearly outputs the video and audio contents of the message.
Trivia
- The sound effects for the Wailing Stone were made by Rebecca Sugar playing on a modified Omnichord and Tony Orozco playing on effect pedals.[1]
- It has been shown that Wailing Stones can magnify the voices of humans and Gems, as unexpectedly demonstrated by Steven in "The Message".
- The gold patterns on the Wailing Stone resemble typical designs for containing cabochons.
- There is a giant wailing stone located in The Great North.
Cultural References
- The Wailing Stone resembles the Standing Stones in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
- It also resembles the Howling Stones from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.