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"Shoot. Did I just copy Finn and Jake?"
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Hunter is a character introduced in the first episode of the Fionna and Cake spinoff, "Fionna Campbell". In the episode, Fionna mistakes him for a corpse, as he is first seen lying underneath a bush, with only his legs sticking out. He is the male counterpart of Huntress Wizard, living in Fionna-world, being turned into a human (off-screen) during the events of "Come Along With Me". He is a kind and calm soul who is often seen tending to gardens and the plants within them, and he probably has an extensive knowledge of all the different kinds of flora.

In "Casper & Nova" he appears as Hunter Wizard during Fionna's nightmare about how her world turning back to magical might go wrong.

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What is the relationship between Fionna and Hunter in the Adventure Time spinoff? toggle section
In the Fionna and Cake Adventure Time spinoff, Hunter is a character who Fionna first mistakes for a corpse. He later aids Fionna in rallying survivors when Scarab threatens her universe. After Scarab's threat is neutralized, Hunter and Fionna establish a friendship, with Fionna aiding him in park gardening. Their relationship's similarity to Finn and Huntress Wizard's is unclear. Hunter is Huntress Wizard's male equivalent in Fionna's universe.
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How did Hunter, the male counterpart of Huntress Wizard, become a human? toggle section
In the Adventure Time series, Hunter, the male equivalent of Huntress Wizard, transitions to human form during the 'Come Along With Me' episode. His first appearance as a humanoid was in the 'Fionna Campbell' episode of the Fionna and Cake spinoff. The change from humanoid to human was not depicted on-screen.
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What is Hunter's role in the Fionna-world? toggle section
In the Adventure Time spinoff, Fionna and Cake, Hunter is introduced in the first episode. He is the male version of Huntress Wizard in Fionna-world. He is a nature lover, showing Fionna his plant-filled paradise. He aids Fionna in gathering survivors during Scarab's universe deletion. After Scarab's neutralization, Hunter and Fionna develop a friendship, with Fionna helping him plant flowers.
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What is the significance of Hunter's gardening in the Adventure Time series? toggle section
Hunter's gardening in Adventure Time symbolizes acceptance. Hunter uses the metaphor of a plant being seen as a weed in the wrong context to guide Fionna on her path of self-acceptance. This gardening analogy also represents Fionna's world, initially deemed illegitimate by Scarab and cosmic rules, until Fionna's acceptance allows it to flourish.
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Is there any connection between Hunter and the cake in the Fionna and Cake spinoff? toggle section
Hunter, the human version of Huntress Wizard, encounters Fionna during her search for a cure for Cake's illness. Initially, their relationship is strained due to Fionna's concern for Cake. However, Hunter aids Fionna in handling the mini-Scarabs and in rallying survivors when Scarab threatens her universe. Following these incidents, Hunter and Fionna appear to form a friendship, with Fionna assisting him in park gardening.
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Appearance[]

Hunter first appears as a muscular, stocky young adult (unlike his female counterpart, who is much slimmer than he is) in a light blue button-down shirt, blue denim shorts, brown boots and crew-length white socks. He has tan skin and long, red hair, tied up in a ponytail. His eyes are green with vertical, cat-like pupils; a reference to his female counterpart, Huntress Wizard. Also like Huntress, he wears a single glove on his right hand. He has thick eyebrows, similar to Prince Gumball.

He is one of the few characters who doesn't appear to be disfigured in Fionna's nightmare. Instead, he looks as he likely would have before the magic disappeared from Fionna-world. His outfit is nearly identical to that of his female counterpart; yellow leggings, a dark blue tunic with matching thigh-high boots, a dark green cape, a black mask over his eyes, antlers made of tree branches, hair made of leaves, and a yellow stocking cap. The only apparent differences are his longer cape and his "hair," which he wears in a ponytail.

Personality[]

Hunter is very charming and friendly, showing Fionna his hidden paradise full of plants. Like his female counterpart, he cares deeply about nature; he considers all plants to be herbs and sweet outcasts, and professes a love from animals. He is very chivalrous to Fionna; he shows her his garden, offers his help in locating portals, and later jumps in to defend her from Scarab. He is calm and coordinated in dangerous or stressful situations, another trait he shares with Huntress Wizard.

Trivia[]

  • He is one of the few genderbent characters who was not introduced prior to the Fionna and Cake series.
    • As such, he is also one of the few major genderbent characters who has never been drawn by Natasha Allegri.
  • In the episode, "Cheers", he says "que linda", which is Spanish for "how cute" before receiving one of the dandelion seeds, which means that Hunter might be latino. It's worth noting that his voice actor, Vico Ortiz, is Puerto Rican.
  • It is not entirely clear if Hunter and Fionna have feelings for each other (as do Finn and the Huntress Wizard) or if they are just friends.
    • They are shown working together in the park at the end of season one. It is unknown if this is just a hobby for Fionna, or if she got a job as a groundskeeper.

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