Steven Universe Future - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Little Homeschool
Welcome to Little Homeschool, a place on earth where Gems from all over the universe can come learn how to live together peacefully! But there's one Gem who refuses to attend.
Guidance
Amethyst has been helping Little Homeschool Gems find jobs on the boardwalk, but Steven isn't sure about her approach.
Rose Buds
Steven gets a surprise visit from some old friends, and an even more surprising introduction to some new ones.
Volleyball
Steven is determined to help Pink Diamond's original Pearl heal the scar on her face.
Bluebird
Steven questions the motives of a mysterious fusion that suddenly shows up at his house.
A Very Special Episode
Rainbow Quartz 2.0 promised to hang out with Onion the same day Sunstone scheduled a home safety Geminar! How can Steven be in two places, and two fusions, at once?
Snow Day
Steven and the Crystal Gems get a chance to catch up when they're all snowed in together.
Why So Blue
Steven has heard rumors of a pair of Gems that are still destroying worlds. If he can't stop them, maybe Lapis can.
Little Graduation
Steven and the Gems celebrate Little Homeschool's first graduating class.
Prickly Pair
After leaving Little Homeschool, Steven has found a new hobby, plants.
In Dreams
Steven's dreams start broadcasting onto his bedroom TV.
Bismuth Casual
Pearl invites Bismuth to the roller rink for a lesson on how to forge human relationships.
Together Forever
Connie has a really clear vision for her future. Steven wants to make sure he'll be a part of it.
Growing Pains
Steven visits a doctor for the first time.
Mr. Universe
Greg takes Steven on the road to find the origins of the Universe name.
Fragments
Steven heads to the woods to train with a powerful mentor.
Homeworld Bound
Steven heads to the Diamonds for advice on how to control his new powers.
Everything's Fine
Steven insists that everything is fine.
I Am My Monster
Everything is not fine.
The Future
Steven is finally ready to move on.
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