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Steven Universe is a famous animated show.

Steven Universe storyboard from Island Adventure
Steven Universe storyboard from Island Adventure

It was made by Rebecca Sugar for Cartoon Network. The story follows a young boy named Steven. He lives in a town called Beach City. Steven is half-human and half-Gem. Gems are magical aliens from space. They use gemstones to make their bodies.

Pearl and Rose embracing in Steven Universe
Pearl and Rose embracing in Steven Universe

Steven lives with the Crystal Gems. They are Garnet, Amethyst, and Pearl. They work together like a family. They protect the world from many threats. The show also explores big ideas. It talks about love and family. It looks at how people build healthy relationships. The show has very special music. The songs are a big part of the show. People love the art and the stories. The show won many big awards. It even won a Peabody Award in 2019.

Steven Universe - 78th annual Peabody Awards acceptance speech
Steven Universe - 78th annual Peabody Awards acceptance speech

This award is for great programs for kids. The show has inspired many other creators.

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