#fusion experiments

[permafusion-stevonnie]

Stevonnie interacting with some of the gems that were a part of the cluster or the smaller forced fusions? I think they'd relate to each other. A moment of understanding on both sides

This was a fun one.

[glittergummy]

Introducing an oldie but a goodie, Zirconia!

She is a forced fusion experiment made from a Howlite and a White Jade

Her counterparts are intelligent like a normal gem and care for each other deeply. Each head is independent, as well as controlling their respective arm. Bottom arms can be controlled by both.

With a healing hand, the most normal they can appear is a two-headed gem with a normal body.

Zirconia’s original design and art was created by SoundScreams on Deviantart!

[suthoughts]

More Quick Predictions

There are a lot of posts I want to make about a lot of different things, however with the new episode airing today (or 12:30pm if you’re me) and how long it takes me to write stuff up I’m going to make another post quickly listing what I think so I don’t miss the buss, I will type them up properly at some point but (as you can see by the fact I still haven’t covered all the points from my last prediction post) it will probably take some time:

- Gems are truly immortal creatures and practically impossible to completely kill. After corruption is dealt one of the things Steven will move on to is freeing the fragments of a gems soul from inside Gem shards and fusion experiments.

- If Steven is able to contact Lars his return to Homeworld will be much quicker than his trip to Earth due to Peridot modifying the Sun Incinerator using the wreckage from Blue and Yellows arm ships.

- (And again, because we’re on Homeworld) Eyeball Ruby was driven mad after losing her entire original squad in the war. Part of her fascination and love of Jasper comes from the fact that she wants to find someone else who understands what it’s like to lose everything.

[loreweaver-universe]

yeah something tells me that’s not how they’re supposed to come out of the ground normally

[moldyjunk]

anditwasjustathought replied to your post “Wouldn't it be a massive tone shift if a character were to die? I...”

Yeah like...we've seen what amounts to reanimated pseudo-sentient corpses that have been haphazardly chopped up and pieced together with as much sense as jigsaw pieces from ten kinds of puzzles thrown into a blender and set on fire. That...that's pretty dark already. Way darker than a simple on-screen death.

thrown into a blender and set on fire

[loreweaver-universe]

...Huh.  Wow.  Well, I mean, it does make sense that Homeworld would have kept up the fusion experiments once they were cut off from Earth, and the more iterations, the better the results...

[gemcrust]

[pink-jasper]

I think this speaks for itself.

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