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Cold and calculating: She analyzes everything logically and sees her mission to destroy Earth as a simple technical task. Arrogant and egocentric: She believes she is superior to the Crystal Gems and underestimates their abilities. Temperamental: She loses her temper easily and gets angry or complains when her plans fail. Ignorant of Earth: She is completely unaware of human nature and customs, which creates tense or confusing moments. Insecure: Her exaggerated pride masks a fear of not being useful or of failing her leaders, the Diamonds.
She is classist with gems of a lower rank than hers.

Gems have no sex or genitals, although they have an appearance associated with the feminine. Gems are created in nurseries and are born with their predetermined appearance; that is, they are not babies, they are born with the appearance they will have forever. They are partially immortal. The only way to harm or kill a Gem is by damaging or breaking its gem. Peridot's age is around 3,000 years because she belongs entirely to Era 2.

Steven Universe: The half-human son of Rose Quartz, Steven joined the group in his teens after growing up under his father's care. In combat, Steven primarily uses his shield and bubble.

Garnet: A permanent fusion and the leader of the group. She joined the Crystal Gems thousands of years ago after meeting Rose Quartz. In combat, Garnet wields a pair of gauntlets.

Ruby: Initially a low-ranking soldier, Ruby accidentally fused with Sapphire to save her, joining the Crystal Gems shortly after to remain as Garnet. In combat, Ruby wields a garnet gauntlet.

Sapphire: Initially part of Blue Diamond's court, she fell in love with Ruby and joined the Crystal Gems, becoming known as Garnet. In combat, Sapphire uses her cryokinesis.

Amethyst: A "flawed" Quartz, Amethyst emerged in the Primary Kindergarten hundreds of years after the end of the war. In combat, she wields a whip with one to three tails, each tipped with a morning star.

Pearl: Initially Pink Diamond's servant, Pearl was Rose's only confidante and one of the founders of the Crystal Gems. In combat, Pearl wields a spear.

The Crystal Gems, also known as the Rebels, are a group of Gems established by Pink Diamond under the guise of Rose Quartz.

Unlike the rest of their species before Era 3, they seek to protect the Earth rather than exploit it and proclaim themselves guardians of humanity.

Peridot is unaware that Pink Diamond is rose quartz

Peridot in Steven Universe is like a cold and calculating villain from Homeworld
Personality: Cold, serious, bossy, and very attached to technology and the rules of the Diamonds
Appearance: She wore large hoops on her feet and hands called limb enhancers that made her look taller.
Total devotion: Peridot considered Yellow Diamond the most intelligent, efficient, and reasonable gem in the universe, obeying her every order without questioning the hierarchy. She is part of Yellow Diamond's court. Era 2: She is a gem created in Era 2, a time with few resources on Homeworld, which is why she uses power-ups.

Appearance
She is a short, lime-green Gem. Her hair is styled in a triangular, upward-pointing shape and is yellow with a greenish tint. Initially, she wore the basic Homeworld uniform, a one-piece suit with darker details around the waist, a V-neck, and symbols representing the respective Diamond she serves. In addition, Peridot used robotic power-ups, which were assigned to defective Gems to make them more effective. These power-ups gave her an imposing height.

White Diamond is the supreme leader of the Gem Empire, a being of absolute perfection and tyranny who ruled for millennia, controlling all other authorities. After the conflict with Steven, she learned humility. Rule and Tyranny: Foundation: As head of the Great Diamond Authority, she dictated the strict hierarchies and castes of Homeworld. Control: She possessed absolute mental power over other Gems through her aura. Isolation: She isolated herself on her ship for millennia, hoping that everything would reflect her own perfection.

Pink Diamond is one of the rulers of the Gem Empire who becomes Rose Quartz, sparks a rebellion, and gives birth to Steven. She was the youngest of the Diamond Authority, but her peers treated her like an immature child. Pink Diamond Steven Universe story +10 See all Pink Diamond is one of the rulers of the Gem Empire who becomes Rose Quartz, sparks a rebellion, and gives birth to Steven. She was the youngest of the Diamond Authority, but her peers treated her like an immature child. To delve deeper into how this big secret is revealed in the plot, you can watch this clip from The Truth About Pink Diamond on Cartoon Network. The Origin and Earth: First Frustrations: She received planet Earth as her first colony, but suffered from the abuse and disrespect of Yellow Diamond and Blue Diamond. Abandonment of Spinel: She left her old friend Spinel behind in a garden, promising her a game, and forgot about her for millennia. Love of Life: Seeing that her colony was destroying Earth's organic life, she tried to convince the other Diamonds to cancel it, but they wouldn't listen. The Creation of Rose Quartz: Double Life: She created the false identity of a common soldier named Rose Quartz to stop the colonization from within. The Rebellion: She founded the Crystal Gems and fought against her own empire, using her Pearl to maintain secret communication between both sides. The End of Pink Diamond: To end the After a war, she and Pearl planned her own staged "destruction," making the entire Homeworld believe it had been attacked. Legacy and Consequences Life on Earth: She lived freely as Rose Quartz and fell in love with humans, starting a family with Greg Universe. The Birth of Steven: She decided to give up her physical form to give birth to Steven, bequeathing him her gem and the loose ends of her dark spacefaring past.

Yellow Diamond is one of the supreme leaders of the Gem Empire, characterized by her initial cruelty, her control over the army, and her subsequent redemption thanks to Steven. Her evolution spans from the ruthless colonization to the reconstruction of Gem society in Era 3. To see the exact moment when Peridot rebels and insults her on live television: 5:01 "IDIOT!" | Steven Universe | Cartoon Network 8.5M views · 9 years ago YouTube · Steven Universe LA The Empire and its military role Supreme Commander: She led the Homeworld's armed forces and oversaw the creation of new colonies and Gem nurseries. Relationship with Pink Diamond: She was seen as a stern but protective figure towards Pink, to whom she granted her first colony on Earth after much insistence. Repressed grief: After Pink Diamond's supposed death, she channeled her grief into anger and the creation of destructive weapons like the Cluster. Conflict with Earth and change The rebellion: She attempted to destroy Earth using the Cluster and sent rescue and espionage missions led by Peridot and Jasper

Blue Diamond Steven Universe History See all Blue Diamond is one of the supreme leaders of Homeworld and a member of the Great Diamond Authority. Her story is defined by deep grief following the supposed death of Pink Diamond, her involvement in the corruption of the Gems, and her eventual redemption upon learning the truth about Steven. You can read more details about the character's background in the Steven Universe Wiki's Blue Diamond entry. Past and the Grief over Pink Diamond She was a stern and strict ruler who controlled colonies, including Earth. After the false death of Pink Diamond (Rose Quartz), she fell into a deep and perpetual depression, becoming obsessed with preserving her memory. She unjustly accused and punished many Gems because of her grief, forcing others to feel her same sadness through her emotional powers.

Over 5,000 years ago, the Gems from Homeworld arrived on Earth with the purpose of colonizing and terraforming it.

When the Gems arrived on Earth, they placed portals in specific locations for faster and easier travel. During their time on Earth, they built the Kindergarten to create more Gems at the expense of Earth and its resources, which would inevitably cause great damage to the planet and its inhabitants. Seeing Homeworld's mistake and feeling compassion, Rose Quartz rebelled and formed the Crystal Gems. The war for Earth, known as the Rebellion, began. The battle took place on Gem Battlefield (and in other areas as well), where the Crystal Gems and their army emerged victorious, forcing the Homeworld Gems to retreat back to their planet. However, they began experimenting with fragments of the destroyed Crystal Gems, forcing them to fuse in order to create a powerful weapon, the Cluster, which, upon its emergence, would destroy Earth and all life on it.

The Kindergartens in Steven Universe are underground bases or factories that the Gems used to create more soldiers. They used large machines called injectors to suck the life force from planets and form new Living Stones. How they work and their impact: Injectors: These are giant drills that inject a special liquid into the ground to create new Gems from holes in the rocks. Damage to the planet: This process absorbs all life, leaving the land dry and plant-free. The Main Kindergarten: This was the first one built on Earth to create Quartz Gems, and Amethyst came from there. The Beta Kindergarten: This was built very quickly during a war (the Rebellion), which is why its holes are crooked. Jasper came from there.

She is a Gem from Homeworld, specifically a Peridot. On Homeworld, Gems are created to serve the Great Diamond Authority, to conquer planets and exploit their memories to create new Gems. Peridots function as technicians, engineers, Kindergarten supervisors, and operators of Homeworld's technological systems. They are mid-to-low-ranking Gems responsible for maintenance, equipment control, and the production of new Gems. Peridot's main enemies are the Crystal Gems because they interfere with her work monitoring the Cluster's activation.