'Steven Universe' Season 4 Return Date, Spoilers: A Ruby Lookd for Refuge and Friendship in 'Room for Ruby'
"Steven Universe" season 4 may have previously gone on a long hiatus, but the animated series seems to be determined to make up for lost time as the weekly episodes just keep coming.
According to the brief synopsis for the upcoming episode titled "Room for Ruby," Steven may be welcoming a new addition to his Gem family. Not much can be deduced from such a short description, but the episode promises to add another layer of fun and excitement to the popular Cartoon Network series.
To give viewers a taste of just what to look forward to in the next episode of "Steven Universe" season 4, an extended clip has reportedly been leaked ahead of the episode's official airing. In it, Steven and Garnet are shown watching the skies and hoping to wish on a falling star.
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When one comes by, Steven vetoes the wish to Garnet, who in turn wishes for another falling star so that Steven can make his wish. Just then, a huge red light comes streaking through the night sky, except that this one seems to be screaming.
The mysterious object finally lands on the beach and it turns out to be one of the rubies, whom Steven named Navy, because like him, this ruby's gem is on her navel.
Navy then expresses her desire to stay on earth because all the other rubies are being mean to her, when all she wants is to live in a place where she can be herself.
While this ruby looks harmless enough, and claims to not have any grudges for them despite everything that Steven and the Crystal Gems have done to their crew, Garnet still feels suspicious. Why here and why now? Is this ruby's intention really friendly, or does she have an ulterior motive for wanting to be part of Steven's posse? How will her arrival affect the other Crystal Gems, and will they really be able to make room for a ruby despite her suspicious intentions?
"Steven Universe" season 4 episode 19 airs on Friday, March 10, at 7 p.m. EST on Cartoon Network.
