Hey someone! I like to see an Adventure Time episode where the remaining survived humans must survive when they wanted to go to Land of Ooo in order to find an new life in there. This will be another Adventure Time episode (not counting gender-swapped episodes) to not feature Finn or Jake, after "Princess Day", "Evergreen", "Friends Forever", "Be Sweet", "Orgalorg", "Varmints", and "Broke His Crown".
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Ice King is my favorite AT character!
Remember You from the episode "I Remember You".
I think because Adventure Time doesn't have an active forum. Maybe that's why there is not much conversation in this group chat.
The exact year(s) that the war took place have never been stated, though it can be concluded that the Mushroom Bomb was dropped sometime after, at the earliest, 1985, as in "Everything Stays", Two Bread Tom, a surviving human, is depicted singing the theme song to the sitcom Mr. Belvedere, which premiered that year; in "Simon & Marcy" the Ice King is depicted singing the theme song and making reference to the sitcom Cheers, which premiered in 1982, further supporting the 1980s timeframe of the war.
I think maybe The Music Hole has same theme like What Was Missing episode. It's because of music theme.
Hey guys, i have a idea for possible gender-swapped characters on Adventure Time:
1. Slime Prince (gender-swapped character of Slime Princess).
2. Prince Wildberry (gender-swapped character of Wildberry Princess).
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I think Preboot and Reboot are two-parter episodes of Season 7 finale.
Or is she a fake human because she is actually a cyborg that appears like a human?
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Maybe she is a half-human and half-cyborg?
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That's also my favorite Adventure Time episode of all-time!
No, there is still Steven Universe, The Amazing World of Gumball, and We Bare Bears as good Cartoon Network shows.
Who needs a part-episodes about Simon (Ice King) and Marcy (Marceline) relationship after the events of Simon & Marcy episode?
Me!
From Wikipedia: In February 2015, it was reported that a theatrical Adventure Time movie was being developed by Cartoon Network Studios, Frederator Films, and Warner Animation Group. The film is being executive produced and written by Pendleton Ward, and produced by Roy Lee and Chris McKay.[206] In October 2015, series producer Adam Muto confirmed that series creator Pendleton Ward was “working on the premise” for the film, but that there was “nothing official to announce yet.”[207]