Hoots

Synopsis
A charismatic stranger in Finn's dream leads Cosmic Owl to shirk his duties.

Plot
TBA

Major characters

 * Cosmic Owl
 * Gunter

Minor characters

 * Finn
 * Jake
 * Marceline
 * BMO
 * Martin
 * Sweet P
 * Shelby
 * Prismo
 * Kim Kil Whan
 * Lemonhope
 * Ice King
 * King of Ooo
 * Party Pat
 * Abracadaniel
 * Turtle Princess
 * Banana Man
 * Tree Trunks
 * Mr. Pig
 * Forest Wizard
 * Berdzerd
 * Bufo
 * Huntress Wizard
 * Laser Wizard
 * Candy People
 * Princess Bubblegum
 * Peppermint Butler
 * Kenneth
 * Gumdrop Lass 1
 * Mr. Cupcake
 * Punch Bowl
 * Chocoberry
 * Cherry Cream Soda
 * Marshmallow Kid
 * Candy Cane Guy
 * Blombo
 * Cinnamon Bun
 * Snail

Trivia

 * Though being a dream, it shows that Banana Man may be 87 years old.
 * It appears that Shelby grew his butt back when dangling in front of Finn's face, though a few seconds later we see him crawling on the floor towards the bed and the part of him that became Kent seems to be a "prosthetic" of sorts as it's a darker tone than his skin.
 * In Princess Bubblegum's dream Cinnamon is seen there even though he left for the Fire Kingdom in "Earth & Water."

Cultural references

 * Finn's dream seems to take place in the arcade game Q*Bert. This is further reinforced by the Cosmic Owl inserting a coin to enter the dream.
 * The way the Cosmic Owl works the screen with his wings is similar in the movie "Minority Report".
 * One of the dream windows shows Lemonhopes Nightmare from Lemonhope Part 2 - This could be a reoccurring Nightmare that he is experiencing, or the Cosmic owl sees all dreams across all timelines, & can travel between them to fulfill prophecies, almost like a black hole is said to bend time & space.

Episode connections

 * Finn mentions the last time he had a prophetic dream from the episode "Frost & Fire."
 * The Cosmic Owl's admission of the Ice King's dreams being lonely may refer back to their encounter in "Prisoners of Love"
 * Gunter's intentions of causing terror to the Candy Kingdom seems to reference Hunson Abadeer's comment towards Gunter in "It Came from the Nightosphere," saying that he/she is the "most evil thing [he's] ever encountered."
 * Lemonhope's nightmare of his life in chains is shown in one of the dream windows. This dream was seen in "Lemonhope Part 2" while he was singing Lemonhope's Song.

Storyline analysis

 * Despite the numerous amount of dreams appearing in this episode, the initial dream involving Finn, with his encounter with Martin and Little P, does appear to count as an important premonition dream that may associate with future events.