The gender of "Pearl" depends on who you're referring to: the common name is predominantly female, but Pearl from Steven Universe is a non-binary woman (she/her), while the name itself is considered unisex and has historically been given to men, too.
Pearl is an Epic Brawler, and is classified as a Damage Dealer. Her main gimmick is her Heat Bar, which slowly fills up over time, and decreases whenever Pearl uses her attack or Super. The higher her Heat Bar is, the more damage her attacks will deal. Her main attack is a spray of overcooked cookies.
Pearl is usually a perfectionist, and tends to be very protective of the ones she cares for. However, she is also very strong, and willing to hurt people if she must. Despite her occasional bragging, she has very low self-esteem.
Series creator Rebecca Sugar has also said that "the Gems are all non-binary women," which includes Garnet, and her friends, Amethyst and Pearl.
Throughout the show numerous characters either represent or are part of the LGBT. Garnet and Pearl are lesbians; Garnet herself is in a relationship. Pearl was in love with Steven's mother her entire life. Rose, steven's mother, was pansexual.
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There are pearl types available in a rainbow of colors: white, black, gold, pink, lavender, peach, and even rare shades like blue or green. Deciding “which pearl colour is best” depends on your personal style, the occasions you'll wear them, and the impression you'd like to make.
While gems primarily use female pronouns, this is a cultural choice rather than a reflection of their actual gender. Gems have the ability to take on gendered forms if they choose to, but this is a self-expression rather than a necessity.
Many believe Pearl and Marina are queer-coded and would make a great canon couple due to their care and love for each other that is suspected to be romantic, as well as the constant ship tease. It is also believed that they would be canon if it weren't for censorship and backlash.
While Brawl Stars doesn't have many officially confirmed LGBTQ+ characters, Angelo (non-binary, potentially gay/pansexual), Alli (sapphic/lesbian), and Melodie (rumored lesbian) are frequently discussed by the community for potential queer representation, alongside fan theories about others like Gus and Fang; these characters often have in-game hints, lore, or creator commentary suggesting non-heterosexual identities.
Pearl is a unisex given name derived from the English word pearl, a hard, roundish object produced within the soft tissue of a living, shelled mollusk. Pearls are commonly used in jewelry-making. The name has a history of usage among Jews. Pearl is used as an Anglicization of the Yiddish name Perle.
Cathy Weseluck provided the voice of Spike. Lauren Faust, the creator of Friendship Is Magic, envisioned the character as "the sensitive little boy who has a lot of sisters and just seems to get along better with girls".
Pearl is a feminine name of Latin origin that is sure to remind baby how invaluable they are.
Although her pessimistic perspective of humans, Pearl is extremely dedicated to her cause in protecting humanity more or less out of her love, loyalty, and admiration for Rose Quartz.
Moore voices Shep, the new partner of series regular Sadie Miller. Shep is unique, though: when referencing Shep, the other characters use “they' and “them” pronouns. Shep first appears in episode nine of Steven Universe: Future, a limited-series epilogue to the original series.
TL;DNR: There are no male Gems because Gemkind lost their species' Y-chromosome (or otherwise lack it), the gene(s) that determine biological gender in most forms of organic life. Steven is "the only male Gem" because he is half-human, and thus, inherited a Y-chromosome from his father, Greg.
Asexuality is a dicey issue for discussing Gems because technically they're all asexual. They are not a sexually reproducing species, so there really shouldn't be any reason for them to desire each other sexually.
When someone says “you're a gem” they usually mean that you are special or unique in some way or that you've done something special or unexpected. A “gem” is a gemstone, and each gemstone is both unique and valuable (though some are more valuable than others.)
Then, Pink Pearl explains that the reason why she has a cracked eye is that Pink Diamond got angry after all of the times she asked for and was denied a colony. She threw a fit and accidentally hit Pink Pearl with her "destructive" powers.
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Natural Black pearls (uncultivated) are extremely rare and are found in about 1 in every 10,000 oysters. In an effort to preserve the species, it is illegal to dive to find natural pearls.
Gender identity — like nonbinary or girl — is what gender you feel like and identify with. And sexual orientation — like lesbian and straight — is about who you're attracted to. Sexual orientation has to do with both your gender and the type of people who turn you on or who you'd prefer to be sexual partners with.
There aren't direct synonyms for pansexual as it describes attraction to people regardless of gender, but closely related terms describing attraction to multiple or all genders include omnisexual, bisexual, and polysexual, often used interchangeably or within the broader bisexual+ umbrella, with slight nuances in how they relate to gender in attraction.
Genderqueer means someone who doesn't follow binary gender norms. They may be non-binary, gender non-conforming, agender, pangender, genderfluid, or another gender identity.