Knife storm episode

Don't remember the name of the episode but the episode with young Marcaline and sane Ice King, that episode physical enacted a change in me and made me understand just how serious a show could get. I have plenty of other favorites as well each teaching me something about myself and and helping me better understand just how much good writing can affect someone.

The episode that about eyeless girls. It freaked me out when i was a kid

The one where jake can’t focus and hast to save Finn from evil gnomes

Either Simon and Marcy or The Hall of Egress. The Comet was insanely good too tho

If you get everything you already want right now, what’s the point in living- jake the dog I think he said that

“We’ll it’s not enough just to have created something.” - Glob

This hit me way too hard for being in a kid's show lol.

Thanks Matt from Wii Sports

“Live”

A kids show that teaches the importance of change, while showing what can happen to those that fight it and what happens if you accept it.

@@carna-9501 Absolutely. Sure, AT has its goofy moments, but it's not always going to be like, SpongeBob, AWOG, or TTG. I wish I grew up more with this show. I wonder how it would've molded me as a child.

@@midnightthoughts8519 I had it going into my teen years. Seeing another child transition from being a child to an adult helped a lot, especially when Finn was depressed, or whenever he got upset and got reckless with his safety. I tend to do that a lot when in similar situations. I doubt I'd be the same if I didn't watch the show because the show helped me move past issues by placing myself in Finn's position.

@@carna-9501 That's actually a very comforting fact, so thank you for sharing that to me.

@@midnightthoughts8519 It was coming out when I was a kid. I wasn't allowed to watch it though, my mom watches one episode of a show then decided if we're allowed to watch it and I guess it was like one of those moments where a show is normal and then as soon as your parent walks in the character is taking a bath or something. She just watched the wrong episode. I wonder how I would've been too.

Yes.. I agree with you..

I just realized I was 12 back in 2010. I can’t believe it’s been that long?! This is mind blowing right now!!! I remember watching it premiere. Wow it really doesn’t feel like it was that long ago

@@hey-zel right? We are adults now 😂 I'm a nurse 😆

@@Stevo-4896 it’s just crazy when you realize it. I never actually got to finish the show and this randomly popped up in my recommendations so I guess this is a sign to revisit and finally finish it. I always wanted to but time didn’t allow it.

Same bro, I’m 23 now :’)

I've heard a few variations of the "keep moving forward" mantra... it's not wrong... time's arrow neither stands still, nor reverses... but it is perfectly alright to live in the moment, so long as you accept that it will come to past...to become part of your history.

He may be a POS, but he knows he who is and what he wants. I still hate him. Probably personal trauma but that's beside the point lol

I feel sorry for Martin, he clearly used to be a good husband and loving father, I think the reason he turned out the way he did was a combination of trauma and head damage cuz we know he hit his head when hit by the guardian, plus he probably thought his son was dead and if he ever made it back to his wife she’d never understand or forgive him, so he viewed those bridges as burned, and it was probably easier to just believe Finn wasn’t actually his son and just keep moving forward. So yea, my case on why Martin isn’t actually a bad dude despite acting like the worst person in the planet 🤷‍♂️

Fridtjof Nansen said it first. "I demolish my bridges behind me - then there is no choice but forward."

Martin ultimately is a bad person, and has too much baggage to try and change. But it’s also entirely true that terrible luck had a part to play in it. Losing his family is what set him on the wrong path, and the beautiful tragedy of his character is the idea that he could’ve been a completely different person later on, had that not happened. He’s a villain, and he was once a victim.

AT was one of the few shows where it felt like an episode could literally be about anything and anything could happen. That’s a testament to the amazing world that the show managed to create. Adventure Time was pretty much the definition of “method to the madness”.

@@philly_sports1558 Agreed. I'd say Regular Show also had that unpredictability going for it, but imo it didn't have the same deliberate feel to it, and also lacked the same level of emotional maturity and overarching plot that adventure time did. To be fair I haven't ever seen the whole thing but that's at least the vibe that I've picked up.

​@@dadsb105 Regular Show was great but it definitely had a set formula that it stuck to pretty religiously. Mordecai and Rigby have a job to do/are doing a normal thing that everyone does, something goes array or someone makes a dumb decision, and something crazy and magical happens. Then, they learn a lesson or become more empathetic only to forget what they learned by the next episode when another crazy magical thing happens. About 75% of the show's episodes follow that formula. Don't get me wrong. It was a great formula and they did some great stuff with it. I loved Regular Show. But Adventure Time was much more nuanced and creative with how they told their stories and developed their characters. That's why (even though they were my two favorite CN shows growing up and I loved both of them), I always thought Adventure Time was better. Regular Show also wasn't that good at drama when they attempted it while Adventure Time pretty much knocked it out of the park every time they had a serious scene or dramatic moment. Overall, I would say Regular Show was consistently funnier than Adventure Time but Adventure Time was the better show. Mainly because Regular Show was basically a pure comedy and Adventure Time was like a fusion of comedy, drama, action, adventure, fantasy, science fiction, and so much other stuff.

@@philly_sports1558 Totally agree. When I was a kid and both these shows were on, I actually actively avoided them just cuz the humor felt too crude or childish, even at a young age. As I actually explored AT a couple years later though I was really blown away by the maturity and themes that it developed throughout its seasons. Even as a kid I always loved rich, complex worlds and characters in storytelling, and that's what kept me coming back to AT for so many years. I've come to enjoy RS for what it is, and def agree that it is more consistently funny, but I will always be a die hard Adventure Time fan.

remember the episode where we find out Tree Trunks has an alien husband and kids, while also married to Mr. Pig?? I still can't believe that episode actually aired

Exactly.

Exactly!

I agree

Wow

Now kids shows are exposing kids to fucking lgbt 🤦🤦🤦

And the fact that the love and dedication Simon poured out was reciprocated? absolutely beautiful

Same

especially now since the fionna and cake eps

Very true! And I definitely recommend watching Fiona and Cake, as it also continues with similar themes to that (including the issues of burying ourselves too much in fantasies vs a healthy amount)! ^^

I feel like this was evolved upon in the latest Fionna and cake series.

He really wasn't that bad, his kids just grew up much faster than he could even process

@@eeveeofalltrades4780 which is a crazy thought because I wonder if that’s intentional, and if that’s a peek into how our parents feel when we grow up. they blink and we’re adults.

I mean even if you try to be a good parent, you may still fuck up everything in the end. I think what important here is caring about your child and doing your best for them. Jake did that, he wasn't a good dad but at least he tried.

yeah I find it funny everyone calls jake a bad dad but don't consider he tried so hard only for his kids to immediately outgrow him. he prolly figured his kids were better off w/o him, and w/ how fast they grew up it's not his fault he didn't get a chance to properly learn. imagine having 5 adult children overnight. jake was ready to drop his adventuring ways, move in w/ lady and be a full-time overbearing dad. but when he realized his kids were self-sufficient, he was like "oh so I can just go back to how I was...cool" and so he did. u can hardly blame him even if he made mistakes. like in the viola ep we see how much he cares, and still worries abt his parenting

Thank you.

This reminds me so much of the character Rose Quartz from Steven Universe! She would have agreed with you wholeheartedly about the subject of constant changes in people and things alike 😊.

I also remember Jake saying to Finn in the second to last episode: “You’re a beautiful flower and I love to watch you grow.” That was both a reference to Finn growing as a person/character but it I think it was also a meta comment about the show itself.

It's funny that you mentioned that his status as a sage seeing how he is potrayed in the episode "Together again"

🤔

Honestly I don’t think any show will leave such a profound impact on its views as much as adventure time has

So true bro. Adventure Time is one of a kind and will forever be one of the best cartoons ever made.

Adventure Time is Cartoon Network’s equivalent to Avatar. A beautiful show that seamlessly combines comedy, adventure, and drama that takes place in an incredible fantasy world with so many valuable life lessons to teach. I’m so fortunate to have been able to watch both of them.

Imma rewatch all 10 seasons too after seeing this video

I agree they somehow mix the carefree joking of a kids cartoon of old but at the same time add the depth of everything else so anyone can watch it no matter what age .

bro that shit still makes me sad. It was tragic to see such a crazy and wacky character that we all kinda grew to like have one of the saddest and most noble stories, and suffer for it for 1000 years.

Bro when Simon shows up you know the episodes gonna go hard

It’s kind of heartbreaking day for Finn as he caused Prismo being killed by Lich indirectly and he lost his arm with grass sword when he tried to keep Martin even though it was not worth to keep Martin

Same. I think about lemonhope a lot when i start overthinking

That episode was memorable for me too. We all have a little lemonhope inside all of us- plus that ending scene where he comes back after so many years only to see the Land of Ooo in ruination was haunting& heart-wrenching. It makes you wonder what was happening while he was MIA. And he's only among the few who are still alive in the future.

That song bubblegum sang in the end made me cry

The whole arc is weird and kind of dumb. What was really important was Lemonhope Finding happiness, not fulfilling a responsibility. Which finds at the end with the song.

I guess when life gives u lemons, just hope

Bro finding out what happened to make Ice King made me cry. The pain Marcelene must have felt watching her only friend and protector lose not only himself, but everything that made him, Him.

⁠@@Wolverine8721 Welp… Atleast the shell of a man that was Ice King ended up a good enough dad to redeem the otherwise pure-evil lovecraftian horror, Orgalorg.

Thinking about how Fionna and Cake series has Simon being compared to the exploits of the Ice King by the citizens of Ooo.

Man, that line hit me like a brick wall

i also like how this show isn’t afraid to avoid cliches and make characters feel very insignificant. they could’ve ended it with finn and jake destroying some monster and saving all of Ooo and going down as legends, but instead the show ends on a very bittersweet note where their house is destroyed, and finn and jake, despite being the main characters, are barely remembered thousands of years later. they don’t go out fighting some big monster, they simply die of old age. BMO doesn’t even remember finn’s name thousands of years later, it’s very unlikely anyone except PB and marcy (unless they’re dead) remember finn and jake. BMO’s line in the last episode “they kept on living their lives” makes me appreciate how this show allows the viewer to interpret their own ending to the show, even after distant lands we still don’t know a lot of things, like what finn and jake reincarnated into, if PB and marcy are still alive, etc. the line also makes me appreciate how this show isn’t afraid to be realistic. if we’re given these characters (finn and jake) that we watch grow and change for 8 years, obviously we’re going to feel like they are very important, but the truth is is that time is constant and nothing is permanent, Ooo is forever going to change despite finn and jake’s deaths. their death’s aren’t the end of the story, there is no end to the story. which is particularly why i liked that wizard city was the last episode of distant lands because while finn and jake’s reincarnation would’ve been a pretty clean way to wrap up the show, the story of adventure time still goes on without them. obsidian also does a great job of putting into perspective how old PB and marcy are, they knew each other hundreds of years before finn and jake even existed, and the song “eternity with you” really opened my eyes to how long an eternity is. it is literally forever. PB and marcy are (hopefully) going to live together forever and outlive most if not all the people they know. thousands of years after obsidian finn and jake will be long gone and yet PB and marcy have the possibility of still being together. this show treats all characters with the same amount of respect and isn’t afraid to make side characters (PB and marcy) feel more important than the main characters. this show isn’t just about finn and jake, it’s about hundreds of characters and their lives intertwining with other characters and how the impact they have had on the land of Ooo, it just so happens that finn is a prime example of maturity, as i believe he grew the most out of any character on the show, which is why he is the primary focus of the show, but in actuality 90% of the character’s in the show changed by the tenth season, for better or worse

I'm reminded of the episode with Root Beer Guy and his resurrection, how that resurrection interrupts her ability to move on with her life.

Exactly,that’s why I feel like I related and love the show so much

damn... I've never thought about that

Very good point.

Now that you point out that, it made me think about how we sometimes do this as well..although not that literally, through the experiences of other people, through books, through songs, throught stories like these, we make a journey that could have an impact in how we think, and thus, how we behave. And well, while it doesn't always work and we have to make mistakes ourselves to learn from them, it is still an experience that is worth having.

@@soyalguienqueestamuyaburri8396 "we are standing on the shoulders of giants". Our capacity to communicate, and learn from one another, is key to our growth. As a species, as individuals.

He's also a reincarnation along a long ass line.

Agreed. After all Finn went through by that point, he was able to empathise with Fern. It could have been him that was turned to a sword in Prismo's plan B paradox. He could have been the object used for evil. He could have been the one cursed. They were the same person and he just felt so guilty about it. Then he's haunted by the choice he had to make. That he was forced into. He grew so much, as you said, but ironically if he was even more mature he would have been able to shrug off Ferns death as a 'me or him' dichotomy. At the end of it all, he freed Fern from his curse and gave him redemption. This was supposed to be a short reply. Fml, this show is such a rabbit hole to fall into.

@@captc0ck5lap60 I agree with your take. If you see Finn in Adventure Time: Distant Land Obsidian, even in brief moment, he has tattoo of Jack on his body, to mourn him. I think adult Finn will be even more mature that he can shrug off the death of his closest sibling and respect him.

In fairness, "Just kill him already. The Main Character is such a wuss." is a valid complaint in a lot of other contexts when it comes to a lot of other shows because it usually involves the main character randomly deciding to feel bad for one awful person for no reason & contradicting their own past behavior to do it. That problem comes up in almost all Japanese cartoons & it's almost always portrayed as a good thing even though it usually leads to multiple innocent people dying.

@@captc0ck5lap60 Thanks, that was really insightful CaptC0ck5Lap!

@@cloudynguyen6527 Sadly not though, in together again we can see that despite it all, he never got over his brothers death, and he wasn't able to move on from it and go on to do other things.

I love this show because relationships are complicated and they portray that so well!

deep

what does that mean?

@@annanemeth2934 I look at it as jake saying something along the lines of happiness is something we can never truly own. We just observe it and can be it but can’t have it. We can have joy but not have happy. To quote will smith in the pursuit of happiness he said “ how did Thomas Jefferson know to put pursuit in there, like it is something we can never have but always strive for” or along those lines like that😃

@@samvas8212 hey, thanks for the explanation :) i am just realizing how damn wise jake is

I took it to mean that, if you stare at happiness for too long it might stare back at you and you would realise the gap between you and that happiness, that it isn't yours it's separate and far enough that it could stare back at you.

That breakup made Finn to understand that a simple apology won’t solve every problem

I like to think Cosmic Owl didn't want Finn to suffer, but it was his job to help the boy grow.

Wait. Jake died???

@@allisonventures7268 it's literally the entire plot of the Distant Lands Episode called "Together Again".

Damn.

Hope everyone is doing good and staying safe ❤

Take a gamble that love exists and do a loving act

Truly amazing. Wishing you the best!

The way that adventure time relates to it's audience is truly astounding

Lol we share the same story hahaha

Damn that’s cool

That sounds very challenging. I wish you the best of luck. But thank you for sharing your experience with us.

same with my past 2 ex's

You’re amazing, I hope you’re doing good right now!

yeah i havent watched it since we parted ways, i’ve definitely avoided it but constantly rewatched it. think it’s about that time. 🥺

Hands down, one of the greatest shows ever. The greatest thing that ever happened for CN.

I think PB and marcelino got a fine final touch on obsidian

@@mave2789 Them as a Ship and Marciline as a character. I love that they showed the aftermath of them becoming a couple unlike every other show that does a confirmed ship at the last episode. It also adds to Marcy as a character with the stuff with her mom. That shit made me tear up.

@@GrtSage I think the best thing about them was maybe unintentional due to restrictions by the show supervisors, neither of them defined each others character arcs, they just helped each other get through them (Stakes, Varmint). To me that makes a relationship feel earned especially because it wasn't as much of a romance as a rekindled relationship.

A lot of people see Simon and Marcy's relationship as a child dealing with a loved one who has Alzheimer's. I've even seen reviewers of the particular episode where Marceline learns why Simon can't remember her resonate strongly and emotionally because they've experienced a loved one slowly slip away and lose themselves and their memories.

Both scenarios are very good representations of their relationship -- Alzheimer's and drugs.

I think rhe crown is another way to say drugs

Where can I watch it

@@tejiriefemini2459free on Hulu

Despite Neddy's lack of a social life I think he's one of the best princes in recent animation. He fulfills an important role in the candy kingdom and seems pretty content with his life.

this quote is one of the best from any cartoon ever. strange how it came from someone as morally questionable as princess bubblegum.

Exactly, he is my favorite character from Adventure Time

Definitely the opposite for me.

@@brandonbertelsmeyer5713 so you hated the characters the more the show went on? I'm confused as to why people think that. Even one of my favourite critics (cartoonshii) said that Adventure Time was bad since season 5 but I just don't know why Can you share a detailed opinion?

People are still *discovering* adventure time despite having been the right age to enjoy it when it came out. Just happened upon this video trying to show a friend why they should watch it and show it to their kids.

i mean the last episode of Distant Lands did come out in 2021, and its arguably the most impactful and hard-hitting installment in the entire story of the characters.

@@WBWBWBB i actually just started it the other day even though i’m almost 18 haha

I’m gonna be talking about this show for my whole life man

Same

Man I fucking love this show so much. I wish it was still being aired.

i rewatched it as i never watched the whole thing as a kid and watching this now as a late teen wow this story is beautiful and the ending had me in tears

Honestly I’ve rewatched some of the early episodes and it’s a little surprising how much they have to offer. The screaming is annoying, but Donny the Jerk is a really cool “baby’s first moral dilemma” and it would serve as a great introduction to empathy for young kids. There are also jokes thrown in for parents that may be watching with their kids, and the episodes are still enjoyable if you can ignore the “key jangling” pacing

We are the same

same here buddy.

It’s crazy how much influence media has in our lives and how it helps shape us to be better than we are

hope you got to finish it and feel just as moved as you shouldve lol (:

I am 38 and enjoyed this show soooooo much as a teenager/young adult. I'm glad someone urged you to watch it! The first couple seasons are primitive; innocent and simple. Please give the show time to develop and I guarantee you'll be hooked.

so good

I don't think it was common in older media either.

"Modern media" what the hell are you talking about

​​@@sadnessofwildgoatsmedia of the modern day

Jake is able to transform back to original self after he understood Jermaine’s masterpieces; abstract art

@The Spell Alchemist I would agree with that if Avatar nailed the ending. I didn't think the ending was very good for a number of reasons. Meanwhile, Adventure Time's ending was super dope so that's where I give it the edge. Avatar is still one of my favorite shows too though. I consider Avatar, Adventure Time, and Bojack Horseman to be the holy trinity of western cartoons. Infinity Train had potential to join them but we may never see it continue unfortunately.

@The Spell Alchemist the thing that bothered me the most was probably Aang’s random energy bending ability. I don’t think it was conceptually a bad idea, in fact I think it’s actually really poetic for Aang to solve his problem by removing Ozai’s bending. But it needed WAY more development or foreshadowing or something. It really came outta nowhere and I feel like it could’ve been fine if the concept of energy bending had been introduced already. Then during Aang’s fight with Ozai, I don’t understand why hitting a rock put him in the avatar state. He was banned from using the avatar state after Azula shot him down. That seemed kind of random. Speaking of Azula, her character got no conclusion. The last time we saw her was when she was going insane after losing to Zuko and Katara, then there was nothing after that. I also don’t like how it ends on a cliff hanger with Zuko’s mother. That was a mystery for the whole series and they just decided to not answer it. Then Aang and Katara getting together at the end didn’t sit right with me. Aside from the fact that only one of them has gone through puberty, didn’t Aang “let go of his loved ones” to enter the avatar state at the end of season 2? Maybe he didn’t do it completely before Azula shot him with lightning and that’s why he still couldn’t go into the avatar state? I honestly don’t know because it wasn’t ever really explained. And if that was true, then the rock thing makes even less sense. I didn’t really have any problems with the show at all until the end stuff where multiple things bothered me. That’s why I still consider it to be an all time great even with the sloppy ending.

@The Spell Alchemist I remember the lion turtle in that library, that's fine. It's the concept of energy bending that needed more for me. I still haven't read the comics but I plan to at some point soon. My problem is that it just feels disrespectful to the watcher to tease something you've been teasing for the entire series AGAIN. Not answering the question seems like a cheap way to make me buy their comics. And I just wanted some type of resolution for Azula in the show. Like what the heck happened to her after the day of the comet? Even if she was still crazy that would've been fine, but just show SOMETHING. She got done dirty. I'm glad you're satisfied with Aang and Katara, I don't feel the same way. To me, it felt like emotional manipulation for the finale. It is what it is.

@The Spell Alchemist the guru told aang that he wouldn’t be able to go into the avatar state if he didn’t finish opening his chakras. And he didn’t so I just assumed that he couldn’t do it. He also never went into the avatar state one time in season 3 until the end. Also, no one knew aang was the avatar (including aang) until he was 12 right? So would the fire nation just be attacking random air benders in their country? Tbh, I feel like that’s a maybe lol. But I could also see them not touching the air benders until the comet arrived when they just did it all at once. Idk, it doesn’t seem completely off the table to me.

@The Spell Alchemist I love avatar but AT has better Comedy, since the show is longer it has way better character development it’s definitely darker and deeper and the ending hit harder it was a story we watched for almost a decade

I hope you had fun!

^^ its my comfort show too, i wish yall well!

I grew up with this show so I was able to see the changing characters and the love put into each episode and just how much of a perfected show with imperfect characters it was. Also let me just take a second to appreciate the songs in this show, each one just strikes a cord in my heart that sparks that little kid in me who just can't wait to see Jake and Finm go on another adventure and see the goofy yet amazingly real aspects of their life and enjoy each character around them, I hope more kids can find a show like this that can teach them the complicated relationships of the world so they can understand that they are not alone

I think an important thing for AT is that if you watch through the whole thing, you will see what you need to see according to whatever struggles you've gone through. Kids can see themselves in Finn's shoes when he deals with Martin if one or both of their parents are physically or mentally absent. They can see helicopter or overbearing parents in Finns mom (who i definitely remember the name of). I've spent a little too long reading comments beneath the clip of the 'Remember You' song and saw lots of people relating to losing a loved one to mental illness. Even though Finn has every right to feel abandoned by his parents, Marceline is really the one who demonstrates and overcomes abandonment in the show. Parents and adults can see themselves and helps themselves grow with those issues too, but also PB's issues with control and responsibility and perhaps even Finn's mom with similar issues (just presented in a different way).

@@nyandoesthings his moms name is minerva!

Really?? May I know this Stoic philosophy they showed on the show?

I would recommend a book called "a guide to the good life" by William Irvine, it's very interesting, pretty easy to read and explains stoicism well

there are comics

@@ekw44 yeah also those

@@ataraxiszephyr7400 I consider the season 11 comic as canon tbh. When minnie went to finn's new home broke me

buena suerte :) abrazo

Working on it, and staying consistent, trying not to be to hard on yourself meditation

It'll get better.

You’ve come so far, you still have a long way to go make the best out of every second :))

Me too, i'm 16 that is going to be 17 these end of january and have already experiencing the constant changed of my life.

This show really hits different

“ Adventure Time has never told us a thing” The fuck? Excuse me?! “ It shows us” ah thats my bad, carry on

U r not alone

I’m so happy distant lands was made the finale was awesome but distant lands wrapped up everyone’s story in a way that the season finale couldn’t fully touch on

@@ligmaknight7141 yeah I agree, and don’t me wrong the final with Rebecca Sugar’s “Time adventure” is amazing followed up by “Come along with me” but distant lands go goes deeper into what they have done and what happened with them. Also the BMO episode was great.

I literally can't even read Jake's "it's great being alive with you" line without getting watery eyed

@@plaquedr1621 here’s the full edition I’ve worked on recently: “So Finn, ready to settle into the 37th?” *Finn looks over at Jake* *Jake smiles and gives a thumbs up* “Yeah about that, Jake when you left I kind of freaked out, it was the worst thing to ever happened to me” “Oh come on you still had plenty of other things to live for right?” “Yeah but deep down, I just kept waiting for day I would finally see you again” *Jake looks down at the ground with a frown on his face and says in a sad depressing voice “oh”* *Finn takes a deep breath in* “Mr. death, I want to go back” *Mr. death nods his head and snaps his fingers* *A portal opens* As Jake playfully punch’s Finn Jake says: “Proud of you bro” As Finn kneels down to pick up Jake and hug him Finn says “thanks bro” *Jake starts to glow and shape into a star as he floats up* “You’ll be ready for the 50th before you know it, go back there and live that best life” *Finn looks up as he smiles at Jake and walks away to the portal then steps through it* *As Finn walks through the portal Jake starts to hold back tears and turns back into his normal dog form* *Jake falls next to Mr. death* *Jake with tears in his eyes runs after Finn* Mr. Death says: “No wait, ah I’m not your mom” *Finn now flying through the portal to be incarcerated with a smile on his face* “I wonder what life’s going to turn me into this time?” *Finn feels a hand grab his wrist, he looks over* “Jake?! What are you doing, I just had my adonkin epiphany.” “I know, I’m just coming back for fun, because it’s great being alive with you” *Finn grows a smile on his face and tears up and sniffles* “Haha, Good reason” *Fist bump* - Jake and Finn together forever.

It’s a really beautiful episode but I’ll never get over the fact that lsp took Finn’s virginity

I mean, what's stopping you? Feeling cringe in public? Dont be afraid to be cringey, its freeing when you dont care about others and live authentically. I encourage you to get a funky hat and rock it!

Wearing cat ears in public would be sick (in a good way)

A thick hood with ears would be sick, actually

Although he probably doesn't fully embody the superhuman concept but you can see glimpse of it from him.

Our own growth and exposure to new experiences and lessons help us see things like this show in a different light or in a light that makes a little more sense

To be fair jake is dead during that time, Finn was most likely suppressing by killing random monsters and its not like he didn't care about taking their lives cause he said "thank you for your sacrifice" He was probably just trying to help simon by showing him how he helped himself ignore his feelings

I agree wholeheartedly with what the person above me said. I believe in the Distant Lands 'Together Again' episode, Finn said he coped with Jake's death by keeping himself busy with dungeons, fighting monsters, etc. but I don't think he ever sat down and fully processed it or moved on. I'd go as far as saying he's as bad as Simon is on the inside. When he was trying to help Simon, I believe he was just trying to lend Simon his coping methods and wasn't at all being insensitive to his feelings or how bad he was truly hurting, especially when Adventure Time is such an emotional maturity journey, and considering the fact that Finn went through (is probably STILL going through) the tragedy that is losing the person you love, not to mention someone that was the closest person to both.

That makes sense. Thank you for this explanation. @@Xojin_

What about that episode is controversial? I never saw it that way, and I am very curious :0

@@gaywalllbiter people were pretty upset at the fact that its heavily implied LSP forces herself onto finn in ways hes not fully okay with in the "make out" scene.

Thanks for reading :)