‘Steven Universe’ Finale Explained; Fans Emotional After Watching Last Episode: ‘Thank you,’ ‘Goodbye’
The “Steven Universe” series finale got fans emotional.
On Friday, the final episode of the four-part event of “Steven Universe” aired. The titular half-human protagonist met his most devastating enemy, himself.
Steven’s friends poured him with so much love that he successfully returned to his normal self. However, the celebration was short-lived because he packed his bag and left Beach City with a tearful goodbye to pursue his true calling.
Series creator Rebecca Sugar explained the most important thing Steven learned in the final episode. She stressed that the final ordeal helped him understand himself better.
“It’s helpful for Steven to know where his behavior is coming from. And where his illness is coming from,” Sugar explained to TV Line.
“Becoming aware of the problem is necessary in order to address it, so that’s the most important part, to me. Steven learning that what he went through as a child is impacting him in the present, and has altered his body’s response to stress, can eventually help him recognize that response, and take the steps he needs to feel safe and to heal.”
Just like Steven and his friends, viewers were emotional after watching the finale. Several of them thanked the production as they bid goodbye to their favorite cartoon show.
And the daughter crying for hours like whathefrenchfries?! 😒
— Cescüi (@Cescui) March 28, 2020
“Goodbye , Steven. There’s nothing like this show out there, I'm so sad it's coming to an end,” @taikova wrote.
“Goodbye Steven universe You will always be apart of who I am!” @rose_uchiha added.
“Goodbye, Steven Universe. Heres the first real fanart I made for the show, about 4 years ago. Thank you for getting us through this,” another fan wrote.
Goodbye, Steven Universe. Heres the first real fanart I made for the show, about 4 years ago.
— 🔮 Cosmic Luck 🔮 (@TheRainbowOuija) March 28, 2020
Thank you for getting us through this. pic.twitter.com/8itJfzANEF
goodbye, steven universe. this was the last good show cartoon network produced. pic.twitter.com/ZtjDcA47YK
— julia 🩰 (@vmpdoll) March 28, 2020
“Thank you Steven Universe for taking us on such an amazing ride!! #StevenUniverseFinale,” @gato_iberico posted.
“From the bottom of my heart, as a fan since 2014, thank you for everything, Steven Universe,“ @Chuwenjie opined.
This is not an official SU BG, but the test that I turned in that got me hired on the show, and gave me an opportunity that I’ll hold with me forever.
— Kat Tsai (@Chuwenjie) March 28, 2020
From the bottom of my heart, as a fan since 2014, thank you for everything, Steven Universe. #sufuture #StevenUniverseFinale pic.twitter.com/2zAcP34mOH
despite everything, it's still you!
— ♡ VII ♡ (@_psiionix_) March 28, 2020
thank you, #StevenUniverse ♥️ pic.twitter.com/pSeA15qshx
#StevenUniverse proved that you can show LGBTQ elements in children’s show and talk about mental health, while still being a successful show. Thank you Rebecca Sugar for giving me a show I could grow up with. pic.twitter.com/sM4HdojO6m
— Owl ‼️ MOVING ACCOUNTS (@OwlQueen_) March 28, 2020
You know #StevenUniverseFuture, Ive talked a lot of shit and ive had a lot of issues with you, but im still a fan regardless of it all, and that was a wonderful way to close out the story. Thank you Rebecca Sugar, and Goodbye Steven Universe. pic.twitter.com/NyvWSlydxn
— based gaming (@anewdepresso) March 28, 2020
Just saw someone stay "Steven Universe was the last cartoon from my childhood" and I'm like pic.twitter.com/1TsTiw7IWH
— M.R. Edelweiss (@0li0s) March 28, 2020
Sugar is not closing her door from “Steven Universe.” In fact, she has theories about the timeline that follow “Future.” However, the creator said that she wants to give the characters some time and privacy at least for a while. She added that she needed “a little of that too.“
![Steven Universe](https://d.ibtimes.com/en/full/2570163/steven-universe.jpg?w=700&f=417cf5a8b053b7acee91f427501fcac5)
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