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Blue Raspberry is the fusion of Raspberry and Blueberry and the current de-facto leader of the Healthy Fruits. Blue Raspberry is one of the last surviving Fruits in Stephanie's Fridge who joined the Healthy Fruits in the rebellion against the HomeStock Store, and afterwards assisted her friends in protecting the fridge and other surrounding area over the next few millennia. After Strawberry gave up her physical form to give birth to her daughter, Stephanie Shopper, Blue Raspberry took over as the leader of the group.

Personality

Though she is often the most pragmatic and straightforward of the Healthy Fruits , Blue Raspberry tends to act on intuition rather than seriously analyzing a situation, as often seen throughout the series. As the leader, Blue Raspberry is often the peacemaker of the Healthy Fruits, especially when Tomato and Grape start arguing. She demands utmost respect from the other Healthy Fruits and is not hesitant to berate team members should they refuse to follow an order.

Equable and mellow, Blue Raspberry is capable of remaining composed in most situations – this part is taken from Blue Raspberry. This is displayed in the episode, "The Isle", where Grape and Tomato were at a loss for words when they tried to explain to Stephanie why she was forbidden from fighting alongside them at the Vegetable Cart's landing. Blue Raspberry was the only Healthy Fruit who was able to effectively get their point across and convince Stephanie to join Athen's evacuation. She was able to remain strong and act practically despite the dangerous and uncertain situation.

Blue Raspberry demonstrates a fierce competitive spirit. This is best seen while she is playing Softball in "Fridge Competition", "Stephanie Tag" in "Keep Athens Normal" and arcade games in "Arcade Mania". Blue Raspberry also has a tendency to act in extremes, either maintaining her normally reserved nature or lashing out with extreme emotion, both of these personalities belonging to her two constituent Fruits, the passionate Raspberry and conservative Blueberry. Despite this, it should also be noted that Blue Raspberry can be seen with emotions neutral to these, but it is a rare occurrence.

While mostly level-headed, Blue Raspberry can still lose her cool. When Stephanie passed out after seeing Apple leaving the fridge in "G'Day and G'Bye", Blue Raspberry started violently shaking her, thinking, in her desperation, that violence might be the answer. Another example of this can be seen in "Smoothie Dinner" as she panics under pressure when talking to Connor's mother over the phone, leading him to claim that Stephanie and Connor had died while playing with swords. In "Stephanie's Dream", when Paul has been captured, she is constantly apologizing to Stephanie about how she should have told him about what was going to happen since the beginning.

She feels very confident in young love as shown when Blue Raspberry was getting to know Lemon and Lime.

Blue Raspberry was very excited when she saw them mix into Horned Limeon.

She Also dislikes it when Cranberry is always constantly moping around the house

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 Blue Raspberry is the fusion of [[Raspberry]] and [[Blueberry]] and the current de-facto leader of the Healthy Fruits. Blue Raspberry is one of the last surviving Fruits in Stephanie's Fridge who joined the Healthy Fruits in the rebellion against the HomeStock Store, and afterwards assisted her friends in protecting the fridge and other surrounding area over the next few millennia. After [[Strawberry]] gave up her physical form to give birth to her daughter, [[Stephanie Shopper]], Blue Raspberry took over as the leader of the group.
-Personality
+==Personality==
-Though she is often the most pragmatic and straightforward of the Healthy Fruits , Blue Raspberry tends to act on intuition rather than seriously analyzing a situation, as often seen throughout the series. As the leader, Blue Raspberry is often the peacemaker of the Healthy Fruits, especially when [[Tomatoe|Tomato]] and [[Grape]] start arguing. She demands utmost respect from the other Healthy Fruits and is not hesitant to berate team members should they refuse to follow an order.
+Though she is often the most pragmatic and straightforward of the Healthy Fruits , Blue Raspberry tends to act on intuition rather than seriously analyzing a situation, as often seen throughout the series. As the leader, Blue Raspberry is often the peacemaker of the Healthy Fruits, especially when [[Tomato]] and [[Grape]] start arguing. She demands utmost respect from the other Healthy Fruits and is not hesitant to berate team members should they refuse to follow an order.
-Equable and mellow, Blue Raspberry is capable of remaining composed in most situations – this part is taken from Blue Raspberry. This is displayed in the episode, "The Isle", where [[Grape]] and [[Tomato]] were at a loss for words when they tried to explain to [[Stephanie]] why she was forbidden from fighting alongside them at the Vegetable Cart's landing. Blue Raspberry was the only Healthy Fruit who was able to effectively get their point across and convince [[Stephanie Shopper|Stephanie]] to join [[Athens Village|Athen's]] evacuation. She was able to remain strong and act practically despite the dangerous and uncertain situation.
+Equable and mellow, Blue Raspberry is capable of remaining composed in most situations – this part is taken from Blue Raspberry. This is displayed in the episode, "The Isle", where [[Grape]] and [[Tomato]] were at a loss for words when they tried to explain to [[Stephanie Shopper|Stephanie]] why she was forbidden from fighting alongside them at the Vegetable Cart's landing. Blue Raspberry was the only Healthy Fruit who was able to effectively get their point across and convince [[Stephanie Shopper|Stephanie]] to join [[Athens Village|Athen's]] evacuation. She was able to remain strong and act practically despite the dangerous and uncertain situation.
-Blue Raspberry demonstrates a fierce competitive spirit. This is best seen while she is playing Softball in "Fridge Competition", "[[Stephanie]] Tag" in "Keep [[Athens Village|Athens]] Normal" and arcade games in "Arcade Mania". Blue Raspberry also has a tendency to act in extremes, either maintaining her normally reserved nature or lashing out with extreme emotion, both of these personalities belonging to her two constituent Fruits, the passionate [[Raspberry]] and conservative [[Blueberry]]. Despite this, it should also be noted that Blue Raspberry can be seen with emotions neutral to these, but it is a rare occurrence.
+Blue Raspberry demonstrates a fierce competitive spirit. This is best seen while she is playing Softball in "Fridge Competition", "[[Stephanie Shopper|Stephanie]] Tag" in "Keep [[Athens Village|Athens]] Normal" and arcade games in "Arcade Mania". Blue Raspberry also has a tendency to act in extremes, either maintaining her normally reserved nature or lashing out with extreme emotion, both of these personalities belonging to her two constituent Fruits, the passionate [[Raspberry]] and conservative [[Blueberry]]. Despite this, it should also be noted that Blue Raspberry can be seen with emotions neutral to these, but it is a rare occurrence.
-While mostly level-headed, Garnet can still lose her cool. When Steven began rapidly aging in "So Many Birthdays", Garnet started violently shaking him, thinking, in her desperation, that violence might be the answer. Another example of this can be seen in "Fusion Cuisine" as she panics under pressure when talking to Connie's mother over the phone, leading her to claim that Steven and Connie had died while playing with swords. In "Steven's Dream", when Greg has been captured, she is constantly apologizing to Steven about how she should have told him about what was going to happen since the beginning.
+While mostly level-headed, Blue Raspberry can still lose her cool. When [[Stephanie Shopper|Stephanie ]]passed out after seeing [[Apple]] leaving the fridge in "[[G'Day and G'Bye]]", Blue Raspberry started violently shaking her, thinking, in her desperation, that violence might be the answer. Another example of this can be seen in "Smoothie Dinner" as she panics under pressure when talking to [[Connor]]'s mother over the phone, leading him to claim that [[Stephanie Shopper|Stephanie]] and [[Connor]] had died while playing with swords. In "Stephanie's Dream", when [[Paul]] has been captured, she is constantly apologizing to [[Stephanie Shopper|Stephanie]] about how she should have told him about what was going to happen since the beginning.
+She feels very confident in young love as shown when Blue Raspberry was getting to know [[Lemon]] and [[Lime]].
-The de-fusion and eventual re-fusion of Ruby and Sapphire in "The Return" and "Jail Break" appears to have had an impact on Garnet's personality; in consequent episodes, she appears much more outspoken, lively and engaging. In "Jail Break", she shows great enthusiasm when reunited with Steven and in her fight with Jasper, as opposed to her reserved façade pre-regeneration. When looking at the events of "Joy Ride", she speaks the most out of the three, again contrasting with pre-regeneration Garnet. In "When It Rains", before the gems leave on a mission Garnet forms a heart with her hands and tells Steven she loves him. "Log Date 7 15 2" is the greatest example of Garnet's change as she talks to Peridot with openness, compassion, and warmth, even offering to fuse with her to help them understand each other. She has also slowly become more fun loving. In "Kindergarten Kid", she reveals she and the Gems stayed to watch Steven and Peridot because Peridot's plans would be funny. In "Know Your Fusion", she expresses both shock and joy at Steven and Amethyst fusing, picking up and shaking Pearl while screaming in happiness. In "Mindful Education", she made a "fusion sign" to cheer on Stevonnie.
+Blue Raspberry was very excited when she saw them mix into [[Horned Limeon]].
-Garnet is also the most encouraging of the Crystal Gems, and is usually the first to give Steven the chance to try out his ideas (particularly in "Marble Madness"). She prefers to emphasize when her show of trust causes a breakthrough, such as when Greg Universe helped in "The Message" and even considers someone's willingness to try something – whether or not they are capable of it – as a form of success on their part. However, when Garnet feels betrayed, such as in "Mirror Gem" or "Cry for Help", she can lash out with a temper that is rarely seen. This was an additional source of tension in "Cry for Help" onwards. "Future Vision" turned things on its head, as Garnet found she had betrayed Steven's trust in her, and subsequently felt self-remorse.
+She Also dislikes it when [[Cranberry]] is always constantly moping around the house
-Garnet clearly believes fusion to be sacred and personal, something that can be traced back to Ruby rather than Sapphire. Garnet tells Stevonnie in "Alone Together" that a fusion is considered neither one person nor two people, but rather an experience. She was open enough to answer Steven's personal questions regarding Ruby and Sapphire in "Keeping It Together". As such, any form of misuse of fusion greatly upsets Garnet and is one of the few things that breaks her otherwise calm and controlled demeanor; seeing Homeworld's experiments disturbed and frightened her so immensely that she nearly separated from the shock. Also in "Cry for Help", she was mad at Pearl for fixing the Communication Tower, causing them to fuse into Sardonyx for no good reason, and she refused to forgive her for a while. The belief in fusion leads to her extreme reaction to seeing Smoky Quartz for the first time, but it also allows her to aid Steven, Connie, and by extension Stevonnie work through their negative emotions.
-Garnet has demonstrated that she takes her position as leader seriously and has a strong moral compass. In "Cry for Help", Garnet is deeply disturbed by Pearl lying to her about Peridot rebuilding the Communication Tower so they can form Sardonyx, and for wasting time in finding Peridot. Although she has a sense of morality and takes the team's ethic seriously, Garnet's silent and stoic nature does sometimes interfere with expressing her thoughts and feelings to her teammates. This has happened multiple times, as seen with Amethyst in "Reformed" with Amethyst racing to satisfy Garnet's demands and with Pearl in "Friend Ship" while Pearl was trying to make amends with Garnet by finding Peridot. Garnet's anger rendered her inarticulate enough that she was unable to tell Pearl that being tricked into repeated fusion without a real purpose left her feeling extremely violated. Garnet tends to be very independent, and she will often go on missions by herself even if others want to join her. She can be oblivious and stubborn, as seen with Pearl's warning in "Coach Steven" and to Steven's explanation of his dream in "Chille Tid". It also shows in "Steven's Dream", Garnet attempts to change subjects as she is afraid of how Steven will react to more information about his mother.
-While Garnet is usually serious and hardworking, she can sometimes act quirky and off-putting. For example, when Steven tells the Crystal Gems about their tired look in "Chille Tid", Garnet says they look "awesome" instead. According to Steven in "Fusion Cuisine", Garnet is blunt during conversations and lacks an empathetic foresight for others, usually hurting their feelings in the process. An example is in "Love Letters" where she rejects Jamie's romantic advance, making him feel very hurtful, and curating a letter with Steven and Connie for Jamie that rejects him with the simple straight-forward words, "no, the end, forever and even After that."
-This blunt attitude is also expressed non-verbally by Garnet on several occasions. In "Together Breakfast", she confiscates Steven's smartphone without his permission and proceeds to incinerate it after he takes a picture of the picture she was going to burn.
-Appearance
-Garnet is the tallest of the remaining Crystal Gems, but the second-shortest fusion (Stevonnie stands inches shorter than Garnet). She is the most muscular Gem of the group. Her right eye is a medium ruby-red, her left a medium sapphire-blue, while the center third eye is a reddish-violet, resembling the combination of blue and red. Her gemstones are embedded in her palms (with Sapphire's on her right and Ruby's on her left, which reversely correlates to her eyes colors). Garnet's hair and skin color resembles Ruby's, and her upper body part resembles Sapphire's, along with having plump lips like Sapphire.
-First-form (The Answer)
-In "The Answer", Ruby and Sapphire fuse into Garnet for the first time. Garnet has curly hair that is mostly light blue with the left side being mostly hot pink instead, and purple-maroon skin. Their bodysuit is split diagonally. The right side resembles Ruby's bodysuit, but colored light pink with medium length sleeves. The collar and sleeve on the right side have a dark indigo cuff/collar. The left side resembles Sapphire's dress, but colored indigo, with a slightly puffy pale blue sleeve. She also has a black glove on her left arm starting from her elbow and covering her entire hand. Her indigo half-dress stops a little below her hips, where it extends out a bit. Her leggings are hot pink on her right leg and dark indigo on her left. She has a tall dark indigo boot on her right foot, and no left boot, and she also does not have a visor like her later regenerations.
-Pre-regeneration (Debut)
-She had medium, maroon colored skin, and black hair styled into a cube-shaped afro. She almost always wore triangular futuristic, translucent orange-tinted shades, which covers all three of her eyes. She wore a black and crimson bodysuit, with cubic shoulder pads (the right one being magenta, the left one being crimson), and a pink star with a magenta outline on her chest. She also wore long, elbow-length black gloves that covered her middle fingers.
-Post-regeneration (Current)
-As of "Jail Break", Garnet still wears the same bodysuit, but with a different color scheme and pattern. As opposed to crimson and black, her bodysuit is now more colorful. Her right half is covered in a vivid blue-violet stocking, and her left is covered in a deep orchid/eggplant stocking. Her skin tone has also changed, now cerise rather than pinkish-brown. Her weapons are now a dark reddish-cerise color. However, there is a ring of black on the outside closest to her arms, and the glowing aura that appears when summoning them is now pale magenta. Instead of a gold star on the end facing her arms, they are just plain orange. The star on her top's color also changed - instead of a pink star with a magenta outline, it is now an amaranth-colored star with a soft-pink outline. Her hair is now also no longer black, but dark-indigo and is also shorter and smaller than before. Her shades, instead of pale-orange and white, are now a soft-pink and pale-blue. Her shoulder pads are also oval-like instead of cube-like, and both are a dark orchid/eggplant color as well as her arms and gloves. This costume lacks more contrast in colors than the pre-regeneration outfit does. The two halves of her lower body are now separated straight down the middle as opposed to the left thigh before regeneration.
-Other
-In "Story for Steven", "We Need to Talk", and "Greg the Babysitter", episodes that flashback to around the 1980s, Garnet's body suit is red, white and black. The top half is a dark red with a white collar and zigzag design, with lighter red puffy sleeves. The bottom half is black with red on the heels and toes of her feet. Her visor is a tinted blue and yellow, her hair is the same length as her current design but the same size as her debut design, and she is not wearing gloves. Her gauntlets are also the same as her debut design.
-History
-Abilities
-[This is a slideshow.] Garnet possesses standard Gem abilities and traits.
-Garnet apparently has a high tolerance for pain, as shown in "So Many Birthdays" when she displays no visible reaction, let alone discomfort when Amethyst blindly swings a baseball bat at the side of her head. This is explained and justified since she is a fusion of two Gems. While not outright invincible, it is shown that Garnet is the most physically durable among the three. It is shown that she endures different levels of damage almost daily, withstanding falling cars, scuffles with Jasper, and various other forms of physical force.
-Fusions
-Relationships
-Steven Universe
-Steven respects Garnet as a leader and a responsible motherly figure. In return, Garnet tends to have more faith in Steven's plans and ideas than Amethyst and Pearl. She also protects him from their antics and bickering. She loves Steven deeply, and rarely gets mad at him unless he disobeys an order such as in "Mirror Gem". It is evident that Garnet holds a high amount of trust in Steven and his judgment, listening to his ideas in "Cheeseburger Backpack" and "Marble Madness". This trust is mostly displayed in "Future Vision", her future vision always provides various ways on how Steven could get hurt while trusting Steven to live while making the right choices on his own. Regardless, she has grounded him numerous times. She also cares for him deeply, as shown in "So Many Birthdays" when she is visibly distressed when Steven starts aging uncontrollably and in "Bubbled" when she is overjoyed to the point of tears when she, along with Pearl and Amethyst, found Steven after he was cast out in space in "Back to the Moon".
-Ruby & Sapphire
-"We are gonna stay like this forever" implies that Ruby and Sapphire wish to remain forever fused, due to their deep feelings for each other. Garnet represents the close intimate/love-bond shared between Ruby and Sapphire and is the physical embodiment of their love. It was confirmed by Writer/Storyboard Artist Joe Johnston, via his Tumblr that Garnet being such a strong fusion of Ruby and Sapphire is meant to reinforce the romantic affections they have for one another. The song "Stronger Than You" also reinforces the romantic nature of their relationship.
-During times of great conflict of opinion, Ruby and Sapphire can talk to each other through Garnet, as seen in "Keeping it Together" and "Keystone Motel", before they start to de-fuse.
-It is revealed in "The Answer" that Ruby and Sapphire met 5,750 years ago, and that their first fusion into Garnet was an accident.
-Amethyst
-While Amethyst chafes at being told what to do, she will follow orders from Garnet. Amethyst respects Garnet's leadership abilities and judgment, even referring to her as "the boss". Garnet has also been shown to be much more willing to play along with Amethyst's jokes than Pearl except in serious situations. However, Garnet is not beyond scolding Amethyst when she feels her reckless actions impact the integrity of the team. Amethyst also appears to depend on Garnet's strength, expressing hurt when it looked like Garnet enjoyed fusing with Pearl more than fusing with her.
-Pearl
-Like Amethyst and Steven, Pearl respects Garnet's leadership abilities. While she is occasionally patronizing and condescending to the other Gems, Pearl treats Garnet as an equal. In "Cry for Help", however, her relationship with Pearl sours after it is revealed that Garnet was duped into forming Sardonyx multiple times without finding Peridot. Following the events in "Keystone Motel", after Ruby and Sapphire make up, she finally speaks to Pearl again, even if only to wave her off, meaning Ruby still hesitates to forgive Pearl. In "Friend Ship", Garnet talked to Pearl, saying that she looks to her and wants her to be strong; this eventually led to Pearl's full redemption with Garnet. It was revealed in "The Answer" that Garnet had found her to be 'terrifying'. In fact, in their second encounter, Garnet had begun to beg Pearl (as well as Rose Quartz) for mercy, after being pinned down by Pearl's sword. Pearl had shown surprise upon seeing her for the first time, especially after the reaction of all of the Homeworld Gems. However, it was then revealed that Pearl (along with Rose) had accepted Garnet for who she was, understanding that she was a fusion of love. It is evident that after Garnet had joined the Crystal Gems, her relationship with Pearl had definitely improved. In "Back to the Moon", Garnet and Pearl are seen easily fusing into Sardonyx, suggesting their relationship has been completely repaired. This is seen again in "Know Your Fusion", when Garnet and Pearl fuse into Sardonyx and remain in that form for a substantial amount of time, only unfusing when they realize they have stolen Smoky Quartz's chance to impress them.
-Peridot
-Garnet was initially wary of Peridot's appearance in "Warp Tour", since her arrival signaled the Homeworld Gems to Earth. As seen in "Joy Ride", Garnet was about to destroy Peridot's escape pod in blind fury because of her actions in "The Return" and "Jail Break". She stated that Peridot is not a physical threat in "Keeping it Together", since she assures Pearl that Steven can come along, but is nonetheless surprised by Peridot's abilities when chasing her. As of "Catch and Release", Garnet is willing to tolerate Peridot living in Steven's bathroom due to her having critical information regarding the Cluster, though she found her irritating. In "Too Far", Garnet reacted to Peridot's request for her to unfuse by humorously leashing her to a fence, denying her free-roam of the barn. She also did not trust Peridot to wander off alone, instructing that she must have a chaperone at all times. In "Message Received", Garnet officially accepted Peridot as a Crystal Gem, though she jokingly made it out like it was a forced-upon position. In "Log Date 7 15 2", Garnet has shown some sympathy towards Peridot's situation on Earth, likely as she also found Earth to be a very confusing place. She also respects that Peridot attempted to fuse as a way to understand why Garnet remains a fusion.
-Rose Quartz
-The relationship between Rose Quartz and Garnet is largely positive, though many details remain unknown. In "The Answer", Rose is one of the first Gems to accept and understand who Garnet really is -- a fusion between two Gems who love each other -- and it is primarily for this reason that Garnet holds Rose in high regard. This respect runs so deep that, when Peridot insulted Rose and blamed her for the Cluster's creation in "It Could've Been Great", Garnet was provoked into visibly threatening to harm Peridot.
-Greg
-When she first met Greg, she treated him as an intruder in the temple and intended to evict him by force, intimidating him however she could. While not being openly opposed to or in favor of Greg, she does say that Steven should be in contact with him.
-"The Message" reveals that she is the Crystal Gem who has the most faith in Greg, telling him not to feel bad that he failed to decode the message as well as convincing Pearl to give him a second chance at it. In "We Need to Talk", she also seems to think favorably of him as she supported his and Rose's relationship, revealing that she thought highly of him back then.
-She even goes so far as to give him some advice on how to have a closer connection with Rose and encouraged him not to give up on trying to learn how to fuse with her. The end of the episode reveals that she knew (with her future vision) that Greg would not have been able to fuse with Rose, but by confronting her about it, he would force her to talk about their relationship and the two would come out of the argument closer to each other.
-Garnet also casually revealed to Greg that she has three eyes as she lowered her shades to wink at him. Also, Greg knew that Garnet was a fusion in "Keystone Motel", meaning that Garnet showed him Ruby and Sapphire at some point, something not even Steven knew about until "Jail Break".
-In "Steven's Dream", after Greg was captured by Blue Diamond, Garnet tells Steven that "We're going to space. We're going to get him back," which suggests that she actually cares about Greg.
-Jamie
-Jamie's first encounter with Garnet left him infatuated with her; Garnet did not return the sentiment, already being a relationship in and of herself. After bluntly turning him down and breaking his heart, she calmly explained to him that he had confused his feelings for those of true love. Seeing his potential as a great stage actor, she then encouraged him to take up work at a local theater.
-Hand Cluster
-Garnet is deeply disturbed by the Hand Cluster, and the sight of it unsettles her to the point that she almost unfuses. At the same time, she is sympathetic to it, and instead she directs her fury against Homeworld, which she believes did this to them as a cruel punishment for the Rebellion.
-She mentions details of their previous lives such as the fact that they were buried together after having gone missing after the war, stating that the Crystal Gems had searched for them but could not find them.
-Jasper
-Jasper looks down on Garnet for being a fusion, which she considers a cheap tactic used to make weak Gems stronger. Garnet, however, thinks nothing of Jasper's provocation and proceeds to fight her "one on two".
-After Garnet emerges victorious, Jasper fuses with Lapis Lazuli to form Malachite and is subsequently trapped at the bottom of the ocean. Up until the events of "Super Watermelon Island", Garnet regularly searched for Malachite within the Earth's oceans. After learning of Malachite's location at Mask Island, Garnet fused with Amethyst and Pearl to form Alexandrite to combat the rogue fusion in a massive battle. Most likely Jasper talking through Malachite reveals that she no longer considers fusion a cheap trick, but actually now sees it as a viable combat tactic. With the help of Steven, who had entered the mind of a Watermelon Steven and rallied the rest to defend themselves, Alexandrite managed to defeat Malachite, and upon the rogue fusion poofing, catches Jasper as well as Lapis Lazuli in mid-air. The Crystal Gems save Lapis Lazuli, but Jasper is last seen falling into a fissure caused by the massive earthquakes from The Cluster attempting to emerge.
-Bismuth
-Garnet is shown to be openly friendly towards Bismuth, having been close comrades during the Rebellion. Upon being reunited for the first time since the war, the two are shown joking and laughing together. At the Gem Battlefield, Garnet comforts Bismuth when the latter learns of the results of the war. They also reminisce about a battle they had fought together in. Garnet, along with the other Crystal Gems, feel sadness when they learn the truth about what happened to Bismuth before placing her bubbled gem in the burning room.
-Lapis Lazuli
-Garnet's first reaction of meeting Lapis was to attack her, as she was a part of Homeworld. This caused their relationship to start off pretty badly. After the events of "Jail Break", Garnet seems to no longer have any hostility towards Lapis because of her efforts to subdue Jasper. This is seen in "Gem Drill", when Garnet and the other Crystal Gems recover Lapis after defeating Malachite and bring her to the barn so she could recuperate. While their current views of each other are unknown, Ruby has shown effort to be friendly with Lapis in "Hit the Diamond" by offering a high-five, to which the latter accepts.
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