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So there is a show called Steven Universe. It's on cartoon network. You might have heard of it

It's a very special show

It's about a boy named Stephen. He's about 11 years old when the show starts. He lives in a seaside town with his dad

Pretty early on Stephen realizes that there's something about him that's special

He's half human half gem

Gems in the world of Stephen Universe are these beings from another planet that have superpowers and

Most of them want to destroy earth, but three of them want to save it

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