And my first engagement with it was an incredibly transphobic video essay that I found wholly uninsightful, not off to a great start, and unfortunately, the rest wasn't much better. But I do have issues with the show, and there's an entire sub-community that's formed to be critical of this show I was aware of that when first watching, but I decided not to engage with it until I had watched the show twice. Now, everything I've said up to this point has been unabashed praise, and praise which is weirdly personal in tone, a tone that will not subside. So, immediately after finishing it, I began rewatching it, and I rarely rewatch shows at all. What I was left with was an experience so overwhelmingly remarkable, bizarre, yet eloquently simple that initially, I had to concede regarding any hopes of making a coherent evaluation. And after a few existential crises, I finished the show. But, in rare instances, shows take center stage this was one of those. I'm against the idea of binge-watching shows on principle and usually watch multiple at once, each at a slow pace. When it comes to television shows, I usually take quite a while to get through them because they're a significant time investment and often are long-winded.
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And I quickly found myself so bowled over by the show that I honestly didn't know how to respond they say you shouldn't give in to astonishment, but the show grabbed me like little else. And while the show starts as a rather banal episodic adventure fantasy show, and I don't blame my past self for losing interest, it promptly evolves into a captivating fantasy character drama. Anyway, despite losing interest rather quickly when it was first airing, I gave it a legitimate shot back in 2019. I've been enamored by several western animated shows from the last decade, but Steven Universe is my favorite.
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