‘Steven Universe’ Season 2 Spoilers & Updates: Lapis Lazuli Saves Steven and Peridot in Latest Leaked Video

"Steven Universe" Season 2 is still on a hiatus and while Cartoon Network has yet to officially announce the show's return date, leaked videos were released online. The recently released clip seemingly hints that the upcoming episodes will be focused on Lapis Lazuli and Peridot.

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"Steven Universe" Season 2 release date is still unknown, as Cartoon Network announced the show's hiatus after airing consecutive episodes in a week. Many fans were disappointed when the show went on another break after it returned from a two-month hiatus.

Now, fans are excitedly awaiting for news regarding "Steven Universe" Season 2's return date on CN, but the network remains tightlipped about the details. However, recently leaked clips of the show's upcoming episodes were enough to make fans even more excited about the show's return on TV.

According to International Business Times, the latest leaked clip seemingly hints on the possibility that the show will be focusing on Lapis Lazuli and Peridot's relationship. The publication noted that earlier leaked clips of "Steven Universe" Season 2 showed Peridot giving Lapis Lazuli a gift.

The latest "Steven Universe" Season 2 spoilers showed Peridot running towards Steven and Lapis Lazuli, as a spaceship is coming after them. Steven tries to protect them but Lapis Lazuli immediately comes to the rescue and uses her magic to protect them.

While many are anticipating for details surrounding "Steven Universe" Season 2 release date, fans will be delighted to hear that a mini series, in the form of a comic book, will be released on Mar. 16, Newsarama reported.

The publication spoke with writer Josceline Fenton, who shared details about the "Steven Universe and the Crystal Gems" series. Fenton likened the series as "a horror story for kids."

"I wanted this mini-series to feel like an episode of the show, albeit a self-contained one," Fenton told the publication.