When Pink was finally given her colony, Earth, she abandoned Spinel at the garden built for them, saying that they were going to play a new game where Spinel had to stand perfectly still. However, over time, Pink began to see Spinel as inconsiderately naive and slowly outgrew her, becoming visibly less and less enthusiastic about constantly playing with her. Spinel was created for Pink Diamond thousands of years ago to act like her new best friend (after losing her first Pearl), often playing games with her and entertaining her. She is also noticeably less clingy, as she allows White Diamond and Steven to speak privately. She is still visibly embarrassed by her past mistakes, however. Though silly and goofy in her original form, she is shown to be extremely intelligent and cunning in her altered state, originally defeating the Crystal Gems easily, as well as understanding how her injector works by using it to slowly kill Steven's organic form after using her rejuvenator to reset his gem, showing a great tactical knowledge.Īfter returning to Homeworld with the Diamonds, Spinel returns to her goofy, fun-loving personality. Spinel is also mature enough to understand she will have difficulty creating friendships after what Pink Diamond put her through, but she is willing to start over with the other Diamonds. She displays deeper emotions, like when she shows remorse after Steven saves her, and tearfully asks herself why she wants to hurt him and others. She may have had every intention of erasing Pink's "brand new friends" in a misplaced rage. This can be seen when she resets Pearl, Garnet, and Amethyst immediately after they just met, as she feels that they got between her and Pink.
Spinel was fueled by her vendetta and willing to eliminate anyone who gets in her way. Fearful of being betrayed for a second time, Spinel immediately relapses into insanity and decides that she hates Steven, before launching a preemptive attack on him. That is until she sees the rejuvenator and believes he wanted to reset her. This can be seen when her face contorts with fury after Steven asked Pearl who she was.ĭespite her anger and irrationality, Spinel is somewhat trusting, as she is willing to go along with Steven to stop her injector.
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In stark contrast, upon being abandoned and later learning that Pink Diamond is gone with Steven taking her place and making new friends, Spinel is bitter and full of resentment towards everything connected with Pink Diamond.ĭue to her abandonment, Spinel is unhinged, prone to spontaneous laughter, and extreme outbursts when reminded even indirectly that Pink Diamond forgot her. Acting somewhat naive and oblivious to others, she was to be Pink Diamond's best friend to the point of being clingy and ingenuine to her feelings. Spinel originally had a goofy, fun-loving personality. Her gemstone used to be right side up, resembling a normal heart. Overall, her appearance was similar to that of a 1930s rubber hose cartoon character. Spinel's previous color palette is also brighter than her current one which uses darker tones.
Her top was white with more rounded pink sleeves and her boots become a pair of big magenta shoes. She had black cartoonish eyes with three visible eyelashes on each, and her hair was styled into a pair of heart-shaped buns. When reset to her original self with her own rejuvenator, Spinel's overall design is shorter and rounded in contrast to her current taller and pointier design. Her gemstone is located in the center of her chest, cut in the shape of an upside-down heart with lots of facets and detail. Her clothing consists of a plum-colored top, puffy pointed hot pink sleeves, puffy rose shorts, hot pink wrist-length gloves, white stockings, and a pair of rose knee-high pointy boots. She also has three black lines underneath both of her eyes, an inversion of the eyelashes from her original form and reminiscent of running mascara. Spinel has a pink complexion, magenta eyes, a small pointy nose, and cerise hair that is styled into a pair of spiky pigtails.
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