It was already announced as a "limited series", it wasn't going to be that long. It's basically an epilogue. Also fwiw the final episode is the length of four episodes.
In the US, seasons 1-4 are streaming on Hulu. That's more than enough to start.
As much as I am saddened to see Steven Universe ending, I hope this is just the beginning for Rebecca Sugar.
It's sort of a weird show to watch. It takes 8 episodes (IMO) to start to demonstrate why the show is so good. And like any show, it starts off kind of rough as the character's identities take shape. The good thing about it only being an 11 minute show though is that if there's an early episode you're not too into it's over before you know it.
Yes, Steven Universe is a pretty internally consistent show. It's still a kid show so there's some wacky antics, but as long as you skip a certain crossover episode it's never that bad.
If you like shows with good stories and song, yep! Steven's annoying for the first few episodes though, but he grows which is the whole point of the show.
As much as I want more I don't know where they could take it from here
Yes, yes, yes. I've been slowly savoring the Steven Universe: Art & Origins book since its release in 2017 and I'm finally coming to the end of it as the epilogue series closes... I just want to follow everything Rebecca Sugar and Ian Jones-Quartey do. And as Sugar came from Adventure Time to running SU, I can't wait to see what artists who got their start with SU have the opportunity to do.
i thought that episode was funny honestlyyou're gonna have a good morning, and you're gonna fucking like it
