Steven Universe: Change Your Mind '2019' Erica Luttrell
SYNOPSIS: For their biggest mission yet, Steven, Connie, and the rest of the Crystal Gems attempt to change the way the Diamonds see Steven, other Gems, and even themselves.
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Trailer: Steven Universe: Battle Of Heart And Mind - (Promo HD) [HD]
This
is a show that progressed more and more and had become better and
better with each season. The words to describe how strong of a special
it is include the following: suspenseful, funny, dramatic, emotional,
and intense. All of these words put together in the best way possible
with a very well-written project like this. The best thing about it to
me is that it's full of great twists.
SPOILER TERRITORY:
Even though you might be expecting some, the way the special executes the twists makes it pop out at you and engages you in the story. Most notably, the scene where White Diamond paralyzes Yellow and Blue and takes control of them. It might've been guessable that would have happened, but with the way the music intensifies the moment and how her powers impact them through the animation, it brought goosebumps up my spine. It got me 100% pulled into what was going on, and it made me worry and wonder about what the gang was going to do.
The best twist in the special comes toward the end where, in a very well-paced sequence with Steven and White Diamond that had the most perfect musical score to it, Steven's gem is removed by White. What happens afterwards proves how the show is very clever and smooth at conveying morals of a person's own understanding: the gem reforms into Steven's body. A moral about being yourself, about change, or even just about loving yourself, there are many of these great morals a person can cherish from this special that make you appreciate the writing.
I especially love the twist that comes right after Steven's diamond is removed, where practically half of Steven's health derives from his diamond. It shows how you cannot force something out of what makes someone who they are. However, this is all to White's misunderstanding, and that's another thing the special does very well: reasoning of the characters.
Where Blue and Yellow have a short fight in the beginning(which, by the way, is another great twist), Yellow has reasons for, at first, refusing to help the others, coming from her paranoia of White. Once Steven, Connie, and Blue convey another great moral to Yellow, it shows her complexity as a character. The show has done a fantastic job at writing great, complex mindsets and emotions for the characters and why they think this way, along with how it makes them feel and cripples them, and how they decide to change. These are just such wonderful, genuine, understandable characters that I personally care so much about. White herself may seem heartless, but with the dialogue that's written for her, it demonstrates her reasons for what she's doing. A character that wants her world to be perfect and flawless is the reason she begins to control the main characters of the special. Had also wanting Pink Diamond to be herself is why she removed Steven's gem, but it's very fascinating that White is the only diamond of the 3, excluding Steven, that recognized Steven as a half-human half-diamond hybrid. Very cleverly throwing her off when seeing that Pink reformed as Steven. While showing the intelligence that White has, where she says "...I only want you to be yourself." is where a great misunderstanding comes in. Once she realizes her flaw as a diamond, Steven explains that she should allow everyone to be themselves(including herself), regardless of having flaws. It reminded me of something I watched as a kid called "Wee Sing in Sillyville." Even though it had a different moral, it still showed one thing: even with your flaws, being yourself adds color to the world, even to White when her face partially turned Pink. It's also very interesting how, since White is the color white, her taking over the minds of the other gems takes away their colors, and they're all colors other than white, gray, and black. When we first saw White, she seemed to have no personality and emotion. It makes me wonder how badly it could've affected White with Pink being gone for so long. It's just terrific writing.
This is also, like I said, a very well-paced special. It smoothly transitions to each character opening up to Steven and wanting to help him and respect him as who he is: Steven, not Pink.
It also, in my opinion, gives practically everything we have been dying to see in the show. We finally got to see a fusion between Steven and Pearl, along with the fusion between Steven and Garnet. I will say that the Rainbow Quartz fusion looks and sounds 100% accurate, though the Sunstone one made me jump a bit. It did look really strange, but because of that I absolutely love it. I highly admire a show that can make a combination look like something you would've never expected yet still seem believable. I also really admire a show that can change the outfits of the characters throughout the show and can be able to give a good reason why. We also finally get to see Lapis and Peridot again, and their new designs look wonderful.
I have to be honest too in that near the end, I love the rewritten song of "We are the Crystal Gems". Not only that, but the one instant where White genuinely smiles is something that made my heart genuinely smile as well. I don't know why, but you kind of get this idea that everyone's been suffering for so long, and once you see the highest of the authority show a legit, caring smile after so long, even to the smallest detail of the bags under her eyes, it kind of gives you a warm, happy feeling in the inside.
I also love in the ending where you get to see all of the other crystal gems that were corrupted in their bubbles, and you get to see their designs of what they looked like, where are all very great-looking designs. There are also characters that have been bubbled that we finally get to see again, such as Centi and even Jasper, who I feel has somehow got a redemption when talking to Amethyst as she might've catched Jasper up with what's been going on. Even White Pearl turns back into her normal self!
I especially was awestruck when I saw the scene where, very cleverly to the point where my jaw dropped, Steven's diamond reforms into himself after White removes it and the storyboard is shown to have one side of the camera from Pink Steven's perspective, and the other being from human Steven's perspective. That was such a smart move when storyboarding this special because it shows how intense the moment is for the characters. Brilliant. Just, brilliant.
I could gush over this special forever, but do I have any problems with it? Not really, just a couple of animation errors that I feel they could've fixed. The show sometimes wouldn't get the scale of the characters right, but there was one thing I caught on to in the animation that surprised me: did you notice it? At the end, when White diamond is glowing pink on her cheeks and says "Yellow...Blue!", she reaches out to them with her right hand and right arm. However, in the very next shot, she's reaching out to them with her left arm, even though it was clearly not raised right before it as her left arm wasn't covering her left shoulder like her right arm was. Replay the scene, you'll see it given where the thumb is. I also felt that the one bit where Steven welcomes White Pearl back after being free from White Diamond's control could've used a bit more to it. I felt maybe Steven could've said "Welcome back. It's me, Pink Diamond. But, I prefer Steven." Maybe it could have shocked White Pearl and could've been really happy to have seen Pink again. These are nitpicks, though, and if these are my biggest problems with it, that's saying a lot on how good this special is.
I wish I could've cried watching "Change Your Mind", but it left me more awestruck by its brilliance. I feel as though I cried in the inside because it makes me genuinely happy to have watched a well-written, well-scored, well-animated special to a show that has proved a show can become more and more sophisticated and engaging throughout its course, and I am more than excited for the film coming later this year.
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Even though you might be expecting some, the way the special executes the twists makes it pop out at you and engages you in the story. Most notably, the scene where White Diamond paralyzes Yellow and Blue and takes control of them. It might've been guessable that would have happened, but with the way the music intensifies the moment and how her powers impact them through the animation, it brought goosebumps up my spine. It got me 100% pulled into what was going on, and it made me worry and wonder about what the gang was going to do.
The best twist in the special comes toward the end where, in a very well-paced sequence with Steven and White Diamond that had the most perfect musical score to it, Steven's gem is removed by White. What happens afterwards proves how the show is very clever and smooth at conveying morals of a person's own understanding: the gem reforms into Steven's body. A moral about being yourself, about change, or even just about loving yourself, there are many of these great morals a person can cherish from this special that make you appreciate the writing.
I especially love the twist that comes right after Steven's diamond is removed, where practically half of Steven's health derives from his diamond. It shows how you cannot force something out of what makes someone who they are. However, this is all to White's misunderstanding, and that's another thing the special does very well: reasoning of the characters.
Where Blue and Yellow have a short fight in the beginning(which, by the way, is another great twist), Yellow has reasons for, at first, refusing to help the others, coming from her paranoia of White. Once Steven, Connie, and Blue convey another great moral to Yellow, it shows her complexity as a character. The show has done a fantastic job at writing great, complex mindsets and emotions for the characters and why they think this way, along with how it makes them feel and cripples them, and how they decide to change. These are just such wonderful, genuine, understandable characters that I personally care so much about. White herself may seem heartless, but with the dialogue that's written for her, it demonstrates her reasons for what she's doing. A character that wants her world to be perfect and flawless is the reason she begins to control the main characters of the special. Had also wanting Pink Diamond to be herself is why she removed Steven's gem, but it's very fascinating that White is the only diamond of the 3, excluding Steven, that recognized Steven as a half-human half-diamond hybrid. Very cleverly throwing her off when seeing that Pink reformed as Steven. While showing the intelligence that White has, where she says "...I only want you to be yourself." is where a great misunderstanding comes in. Once she realizes her flaw as a diamond, Steven explains that she should allow everyone to be themselves(including herself), regardless of having flaws. It reminded me of something I watched as a kid called "Wee Sing in Sillyville." Even though it had a different moral, it still showed one thing: even with your flaws, being yourself adds color to the world, even to White when her face partially turned Pink. It's also very interesting how, since White is the color white, her taking over the minds of the other gems takes away their colors, and they're all colors other than white, gray, and black. When we first saw White, she seemed to have no personality and emotion. It makes me wonder how badly it could've affected White with Pink being gone for so long. It's just terrific writing.
This is also, like I said, a very well-paced special. It smoothly transitions to each character opening up to Steven and wanting to help him and respect him as who he is: Steven, not Pink.
It also, in my opinion, gives practically everything we have been dying to see in the show. We finally got to see a fusion between Steven and Pearl, along with the fusion between Steven and Garnet. I will say that the Rainbow Quartz fusion looks and sounds 100% accurate, though the Sunstone one made me jump a bit. It did look really strange, but because of that I absolutely love it. I highly admire a show that can make a combination look like something you would've never expected yet still seem believable. I also really admire a show that can change the outfits of the characters throughout the show and can be able to give a good reason why. We also finally get to see Lapis and Peridot again, and their new designs look wonderful.
I have to be honest too in that near the end, I love the rewritten song of "We are the Crystal Gems". Not only that, but the one instant where White genuinely smiles is something that made my heart genuinely smile as well. I don't know why, but you kind of get this idea that everyone's been suffering for so long, and once you see the highest of the authority show a legit, caring smile after so long, even to the smallest detail of the bags under her eyes, it kind of gives you a warm, happy feeling in the inside.
I also love in the ending where you get to see all of the other crystal gems that were corrupted in their bubbles, and you get to see their designs of what they looked like, where are all very great-looking designs. There are also characters that have been bubbled that we finally get to see again, such as Centi and even Jasper, who I feel has somehow got a redemption when talking to Amethyst as she might've catched Jasper up with what's been going on. Even White Pearl turns back into her normal self!
I especially was awestruck when I saw the scene where, very cleverly to the point where my jaw dropped, Steven's diamond reforms into himself after White removes it and the storyboard is shown to have one side of the camera from Pink Steven's perspective, and the other being from human Steven's perspective. That was such a smart move when storyboarding this special because it shows how intense the moment is for the characters. Brilliant. Just, brilliant.
I could gush over this special forever, but do I have any problems with it? Not really, just a couple of animation errors that I feel they could've fixed. The show sometimes wouldn't get the scale of the characters right, but there was one thing I caught on to in the animation that surprised me: did you notice it? At the end, when White diamond is glowing pink on her cheeks and says "Yellow...Blue!", she reaches out to them with her right hand and right arm. However, in the very next shot, she's reaching out to them with her left arm, even though it was clearly not raised right before it as her left arm wasn't covering her left shoulder like her right arm was. Replay the scene, you'll see it given where the thumb is. I also felt that the one bit where Steven welcomes White Pearl back after being free from White Diamond's control could've used a bit more to it. I felt maybe Steven could've said "Welcome back. It's me, Pink Diamond. But, I prefer Steven." Maybe it could have shocked White Pearl and could've been really happy to have seen Pink again. These are nitpicks, though, and if these are my biggest problems with it, that's saying a lot on how good this special is.
I wish I could've cried watching "Change Your Mind", but it left me more awestruck by its brilliance. I feel as though I cried in the inside because it makes me genuinely happy to have watched a well-written, well-scored, well-animated special to a show that has proved a show can become more and more sophisticated and engaging throughout its course, and I am more than excited for the film coming later this year.
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