Toodles - Toodles is a pretty energetic young toon. She's always seeking adventure and wants to be friends with almost anything. She is truly such an extraordinary being. Why you may ask, well she's not just a toon. She's a half-gem half-toon. Strange, isnt it?
Tisha - "The pearl without an owner" A title she has been given. And it's true! She belongs to nobody. She's pretty much a neat freak, always wanting things around her to be clean. But cleaning makes her happy.
Velvet - A fusion that inspired lady Teagan to not just fight for the earth, but for all the other gems under the tyranny of the great diamond authority. Velvet is the fusion between Sprout and Cosmo, who were both in Astro Novalite's court. That was until the rebels came and attacked. The two fused infront of the whole court, and were seen as an abomination. Without a second thought, they fled down to Earth. The rest is history
Gigi - The hoarder of the bunch. And that's a fact. Gigi, the amethyst has a knack of stealing things and storing them in her room. Which in return makes her room look very messy. But she doesn't care. Gigi was pretty late to emerge, which is why she's much shorter than the other gems that came out from the same kindergarten. But that doesn't stop her. She's pretty powerful, even though she's considered "the runt"
Cosmo - A gem you would never expect to see in a rebellion. Cosmo was always loyal to his diamond, but the day he and Sprout fused... It completely changed his view on the world. And he loves it
Sprout - The one act that they did just to save Cosmo, it changed everything. Sprout was meant to be a guard to Cosmo, and he took it seriously. Seriously to the point where she accidentally fused with Cosmo while trying to save him. It wasn't intentional, but he's glad he did it.
Group of us were sitting underneath a staircase in the back of a bar huddled over the only table that would fit all six of us when my friend asks another for something in Spanish.
“A what??” Asks the second friend, Cuban.
First friend, Salvadoreñan, repeats while pointing at a straw. “A pajilla.”
“You mean an ABSORBENTE?” the Cuban says a little too condescendingly, because across from them the Colombian goes “Not a napkin dumbass, a pitillo” to which the Puerto Rican snaps “It’s a fuckin sorbeto, a pitillo is a joint” to which I screamed “Why do your people refer to it as Italian ice cream it’s a god damn popote what is wrong with all y'all” and that’s the night when we realized there’s 11 different ways to say “straw” in Spanish
This reminds me of the time I (a Floridian) was in a voice chat with A New Yorker, A Texan, A Canadian, a Brit, an Aussie, and a Brazilian; and the Brazilian was the only one not having any trouble understanding what anyone was saying.
this is all fantastic and valid but in the movie the reason he’s failing spanish is because he missed like eleven classes due to various minor life inconveniences such as his rebellious nature and the fact that he is spider-man
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