Curiously, she is familiar with the scent of citrus fruit despite her general ignorance of Earth. She was unaware of the existence of rain or thunderstorms, believed that Steven was a member of a species called 'Stevens' because that's what he called himself, and in 'Catch and Release', she believed Steven's bathroom to be an archaic think chamber and almost everything in the bathroom to be a weapon. Peridot is also very naïve and trustworthy when it comes to Earth, especially when the information is not relevant to her mission.

However, once comforted by Steven, she becomes much more relaxed and cooperative, although she still refuses to cooperate with the Gems and sequesters herself in Steven's bathroom. After reforming into her natural self with no armor, Peridot is rather diminutive, and she becomes very juvenile and paranoid, assuming that harmless household items are 'weapons' and that hostility drives every action from the Crystal Gems. Before she can elaborate, the Crystal Gems arrive and disarm, poof and bubble her. When he cannot, Peridot becomes extremely hysterical and frantic, as she eventually breaks down with the realization she is stuck on Earth with the Cluster. In 'Catch and Release', Peridot kidnaps Steven with the hope he will be able to fix the Homeworld Warp. In 'Cry for Help', Peridot interrupts Crying Breakfast Friends! and all other television signals with her own broadcast from the Communication Hub begging Yellow Diamond to rescue her. In 'Keeping it Together', for example, when flying away with her helicopter fingers, she smiles down and laughs hysterically and her facial expressions are exaggerated throughout the episode. Since 'Jail Break', Peridot becomes increasingly hyperactive and temperamental in her attempts to contact Homeworld and stop the Crystal Gems interfering with her mission, as she realized that the Cluster will emerge and that, when it does, it will obliterate all life on Earth. This is shown when she realizes that the Crystal Gems were the ones that have been destroying her equipment, she quickly loses her temper and asks 'Why do you keep destroying my things?!'. When the Crystal Gems intervene and reveal themselves, Peridot is shocked and flustered. In 'Marble Madness', she briefly interacts with Steven, questioning him about the current state of Earth before losing interest and attempting to crush him. She is skilled with Gem technology and works for the Homeworld Gems as a technician and takes her work seriously, crushing one of her Robonoids underfoot when it was minimally damaged and useless to her in her first appearance during 'Warp Tour'. Either way, I do like these drawings a lot.Initially, Peridot is shown to be extremely morose and ruthless. My Pokemon here were based off of Greek Mythology, but I like his idea better. Its type would be flying and dark.Īfter I drew these, I watched Gaijin Goomba's Pokemon Sun and Moon video, saying that the legendaries may be based off of Amaterasu and Tsukiyomi, the Japanese Goddess of the Sun and God of the Moon. But owls fly around at night, so it's fine. I got confused with Athena, another Greek Goddess, who's associated with owls. Here we got Seluna, based off of the Greek Goddess of the Moon, Selene. His types would be fire and light, a potential new type. I planned to make him a horse to represent Apollo's horse draw sun chariot, but it eventually turned into more of a horse-dof hybrid. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.Īpollos here is named based off of Apollo, Greek God of the Sun.

Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. With the sudden announcement of Pokemon Sun and Moon, I decided to draw what I thought the legendaries should look like.

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