Sugilite

Evil-doer
Full Name	Sugilite
Alias	None
Origin	Steven Universe
Occupation	Crystal Gem
Powers / Skills	Increased strength Weapon summoning (flail, gauntlets, whip)
Hobby	Destroying things.
Goals	Remain fused forever. Punish Pearl for leaving her behind. Impress Steven.
Crimes	Destruction
Type of Villain	Monstrous Destroyer

“	I forgot how great it feels to be me!	„
	~ Sugilite after fusing

Sugilite is the main antagonist of Steven Universe episode, Coach Steven. She is created when Garnet and Amethyst dance to synchronize and fuse together.

She is voiced by Nicki Minaj.

Appearance

Sugilite is humongous; at least two times as tall as the fusion gem Opal. Her skin color is a slightly darker purple than Amethyst's and she wears a ripped purple, black and dark purple costume similar to Garnet's bodysuit. She possesses four arms like Opal and wears a visor to cover her lower four eyes while her fifth eye is located above her brow. She possesses a giant plume of spiky deep violet hair. Her eyes tinge red when she is angry. She has a sugilite gemstone on her chest and on each palm of her lower pair of arms.

Personality

Sugilite combines Garnet's headstrong, cool and unwavering nature with Amethyst's recklessness, arrogance, and immense free will. Even when first fused, Sugilite thinks of herself not as a fusion between several personalities, but as a single and complete individual. The mere assertion that she should separate has caused Sugilite to go into a fury.

Sugilite cares for herself, first and foremost. Though she will carry out mission objectives, she will not do anything that she does not want to do, and will not hesitate to use force to get what she wants. This has caused at least one dangerous situation, wherein Sugilite, enraged that she was left behind during a mission and asked to split up, nearly killed Pearl.

One aspect, she seems to take from both of her parts is a fondness for Steven. During her rampages, she never tried to hurt him directly (however, a piece of rubble did hit him in the head and knock him over.) She also seems to want to impress him, as she asked him "Hey Steven, you wanna see something cool?" before she summoned and fused Garnet and Amethyst's weapons into her flail.

Gallery

Images

Sugilite's old design from "Coach Steven".

Amethyst's gemstone on Sugilite, featuring a hexagonal facet. It is a tetradecahedron. It is located on her chest.

Ruby's gemstone on Sugilite, featuring a square facet. It is a decahedron. In her debut form (from "Coach Steven"), it is located on the palm of her upper left hand. In her latest form (from "Cry for Help"), it is located on the palm of her lower left hand.

Sapphire's gemstone on Sugilite, featuring a triangular facet. It is an octahedron. In her debut form (from "Coach Steven"), it is located on the palm of her upper right hand. In her latest form (from "Cry for Help"), it is located on the palm of her lower right hand.

Sugilite's evil grin.

Sugilite vs. Pearl

Sugilite's evil laugh.

Sugilite falling off the Crystal Temple.

Sugilite's return.

Sugilite's new design from "Cry for Help".

Videos

Steven Universe Coach Steven San Diego Comic-Con Steven Universe Cartoon Network

Pearl Vs Sugilite HD

Steven Universe - Garnet Is Betrayed By Pearl (Clip) Cry For Help

Steven Universe Soundtrack ♫ - Synchronize Sugilite

Steven Universe Soundtrack ♫ - Sugilite Returns

Trivia

• In gemstone mythos, sugilite stones are known to be gems that balance the mind and soul and serves as protection from anger and negative feelings; which is ironic given Sugilite's dangerous and unstable nature (in other words the opposite).
  • Sugilite is also associated with the resolution of existential problems, self-awareness, incarnation, and identity; which can be the reason of her reluctance to defuse or fuse again.
• She has Amethyst's negative attitude towards Pearl and her desire to do whatever she pleases, and Garnet's Body shape and visor.
• Like Steven, her gemstone is not a birthstone.
• Sugilite bears a striking resemblance to Roy Koopa from the Super Mario Bros. Series.
  • Sugilite could also be based on an Oni, a Japanese demon or ogre, due to the gem being first discovered in Japan by Professor Ken-ichi Sugi.
  • She also strongly resembles the Hindu goddess Kali. Kali is often portrayed as having four arms and a very destructive nature. Sugilite's long and somewhat wild-looking dark hair also resembles common portrayals of Kali. While Kali is usually described as violent, she's still often seen as a destroyer of evil and some legends even show her to have a caring, maternal side.
• Sugilite shows in the episode "Coach Steven" that if multiple gems are fused for too long, they can slowly lose their individuality.
• Sugilite also seems to have gemstones as fingernails faceted in different shapes. The index is shaped as a star while the rest appear to be square.
• At the time Coach Steven aired, Sugilite was the largest character to be revealed in the show so far, about two times taller than Opal.
• She was defeated by her own weapon thanks to Pearl's strategy planning.
• She was the first fusion Gem whose full transformation was seen on screen while Opal's transformation was interrupted and not seen.
  • The second was Garnet.
  • The third was Malachite.
  • The fourth was Sardonyx.
• Sugilite is the first member of the Crystal Gems to be an antagonist, being followed by Bismuth (although the latter is initially good before turning into a villainess).