Muscle Princess

Muscle Princess (also called Princess Muscles) makes her first appearance in "What is Life?" in the circle of princesses Ice King shows Neptr in his imagination zone. She makes a second appearance in "Loyalty to the King" when she is seen in the crowd wanting to marry "Nice King." She makes her third appearance in "To Cut a Woman's Hair" when Finn tries to get a lock of her hair, but she quickly misunderstands him and wants him to get "more serious about loving her." In her appearance in "Princess Monster Wife," she is seen with another group of princesses, complaining that Ice King stole her left arm to make his "Princess Monster Wife." She lives in a castle in the forest. Ice King kidnaps her at the end of the episode "Betty," but she breaks free from her icy restraints and proceeds to pummel him mercilessly. According to "Princess Day" she is considered to be a registered princess. She also tells Peanut Princess that her body needs juice in the episode "Princess Day," revealing a possible reason for her muscular figure.

What is the first episode in which Muscle Princess appears? toggle section

The character Muscle Princess, alternatively Princess Muscles, is first introduced in the Adventure Time episode titled 'What is Life?'. In this episode, she is part of the group of princesses that the Ice King presents to Neptr within his imagination zone.

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In which episode does Muscle Princess misunderstand Finn's intentions? toggle section

In the 'To Cut a Woman's Hair' episode, Muscle Princess confuses Finn's request for her hair as a sign of affection, attempting to hug him. Finn's intention, however, is to help her improve her appearance by suggesting she cut her hair. This leads to Muscle Princess understanding that Finn's approach was not romantic.

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What does Muscle Princess want from Finn in 'To Cut a Woman's Hair' episode? toggle section

In the episode 'To Cut a Woman's Hair', Finn seeks Muscle Princess's hair. She initially misinterprets his request as affection, attempting to hug him. Upon clarification, she understands that Finn desires her hair, not a hug. She rationalizes her unattractive hair, stating that if it were appealing, it would detract attention from her muscles.

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Who does Muscle Princess want to marry in 'Loyalty to the King' episode? toggle section

Muscle Princess, in the episode 'Loyalty to the King', expresses interest in the Nice King, Ice King's alter ego. She is among the princesses desiring to marry him.

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Muscle Princess, a character from 'Adventure Time', is a tall, green-skinned, muscular princess. Her attire includes dark-blue boots adorned with symbols. Her design underwent changes after her appearance in 'What is Life?', removing visible veins and redesigning her crown, skirt, hairstyle, boots, and lips. She is known for her rowdy, hotheaded personality and tends to rely on her physical strength. A gender-swapped version of her, Muscle Prince, also exists in the series.

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Appearance[]

As her name states, she is a very muscular princess. She is very large and tall, green skinned, and wears dark-blue boots decorated with some type of symbol. Originally, the boots had yellow stars. Afterwards, the boots have light-blue hearts, but in "Princess Monster Wife," the hearts are yellow. She has a small yellow crown on her head. She usually carries a dumbbell and works out her arms. In the episode "To Cut a Woman's Hair" it is revealed she has a deep masculine voice. Her hair is short with two heart-shaped buns on each side of her head; she claims she doesn't make her hair beautiful so people will notice her muscles instead. Her crown, skirt, hairstyle, boots, and lips were redesigned after her cameo in "What is Life?" and she no longer has visible veins, which were part of her original design.

Personality[]

Muscle Princess has a rowdy personality, often relying on her strength instead of her brain. She has also been shown to have trouble reading a room, an example of this being when she believed Finn wanted to date her. Muscle Princess is also very hotheaded and gets easily angry.

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“	Oh, I see. You want to take things slow.	”
—"To Cut a Woman's Hair"

“	Of course it looks bad! If I had beautiful shiny hair, no one would look at my muscles! Come back when you want to get serious about loving me!	”
—"To Cut a Woman's Hair"

Trivia[]

Her phone looks like a dumbbell with the tips twisted to shape like a real phone.
Muscle Princess's gender-swapped character is Muscle Prince.
She is one of the princesses that Ice King finds beautiful, as shown in "Princess Monster Wife."
In the episode "Princess Monster Wife," the hearts on Muscle Princess's boots were changed from light blue to yellow and the heart on her crown changed from gold to red. The blue skirt was also lightened to a lighter blue.
She resembles Starla from Regular Show, as both are green-skinned, have two pigtails and are muscular.
In the episode "To Cut a Woman's Hair," Finn called her "Princess Muscles" so she probably can be formally known as both "Muscle Princess" and "Princess Muscles."
According to CN Latin America, her ideal prince has muscles and she plays the drums to pass the time.
She appears in Rock Bandits and Fruit Salad Days as the drummer for the band Unacceptable.
Jake states in Flute Spell that he thinks Finn and Muscle Princess would be perfect as a couple.

Muscle Princess

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