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Breezy is a bee who serves as Finn's wingman in the episode "Breezy." Breezy is initially attracted only to Finn's flower, but soon finds that she has a crush on Finn as well. To save Finn from attacking bees, she sacrifices her freedom and becomes a queen bee by drinking their Royal Jelly. She confesses her love to Finn and gets rejected, flying off until returning to him later that night. As Finn sleeps, Breezy begins to sing, Finn's flower reacting to her song. As Breezy's song reaches its climax, Finn's flower grows into a great flowering tree before exploding. After ripping the remaining bark off, Finn sees a new arm covered in honey, with a thorn in the middle of his palm. Breezy kisses Finn's fallen flower, and the episode ends.

Breezy briefly reappears in her queen form in "Frog Seasons: Spring,". Finn and Jake pass her as she's showing bees how to gather pollen. However, they're too busy following a frog with a crown to stay and chat.

In "Frog Seasons: Spring (Again)," Breezy in seen panning for gold in a river for her friend, Honey Man. She gives the gold she finds for him so Honey Man can summon the crown the Frog Carrying Crown possesses.

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Who does Breezy serve as a wingman for in Adventure Time? toggle section
In Adventure Time, Breezy the bee acts as Finn's wingman. Initially drawn to Finn's flower, Breezy eventually develops feelings for Finn. She even sacrifices herself to protect Finn from hostile bees.
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Breezy, a bee character in Adventure Time, is first drawn to Finn's flower in the 'Breezy' episode. Her attraction grows from the flower to Finn himself, leading her to become a Queen bee to protect him from other bees. Her initial fascination with the flower eventually turns into love for Finn.
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Breezy, a bee character from Adventure Time, transforms into a queen bee to protect Finn from an attack by other bees. She achieves this by consuming Royal Jelly, which triggers a transformation that makes her larger and more humanoid. This transformation also grants her control over male bees, which she uses to fend off the attackers.
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The 'Breezy' episode of Adventure Time introduces Breezy the bee, who initially is drawn to Finn's flower but later develops feelings for Finn. The song in the episode represents the various locations visited during the episode. Breezy's affection for Finn is underscored when she sacrifices herself to protect him from a swarm of bees.
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When Breezy, the bee from Adventure Time, confesses her love to Finn, he responds by stating his preference for a casual relationship. This unreciprocated affection leads to Breezy's departure in distress. Subsequently, Finn is seen engaged in a dance and a kiss with LSP, suggesting a shift in his emotional focus.
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Physical Appearance[]

Staring out Breezy takes on the standard appearance of a bumblebee, being bright yellow and black with tiny wings and a small black stinger.

However, this all changes after her transformation, as she keeps a similar color palette, but becomes radically more humanoid, all but her head, which still resembles her original form. She has a vague armor-like appearance, with round shoulder-pads and chest-plate. She grows two thin arms and legs, a long torso, and much larger wings.

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  • Breezy resembles theĀ beeĀ seen in theĀ end credits.
  • Breezy resembles Chris' bee from the web show Bravest Warriors.

Cultural reference[]

  • Breezy's transformation references the trope of Magical Girl transformation sequences, namely taking inspiration from transformation sequences seen in Sailor Moon.
  • Breezy's queen bee design might take inspiration from "Digivolution" from the media franchise Digimon. She goes from a small and simple cartoon bee, to a more humanoid figure, bearing an armor-like design which resembles that of a bee more vaguely.

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