Steven Universe Sequel 'Lars of the Stars' to Premiere on Prime Video
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Samantha Nelson
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Summary
Cartoon Network's Steven Universe sequel, Lars of the Stars, created by Rebecca Sugar, is set to premiere on Amazon's Prime Video. The series continues the narrative of the original show, exploring life after the main conflict.
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Now, creator Rebecca Sugar is returning to that world with Steven: Universe Lars of the Stars, a sequel series in development.
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