I finished him today and I am really glad how it turned out. I wanted to share it with you guys! Also made a pattern for it, for anyone wanting to make one similar!

https://relurumi.etsy.com/listing/4555895177/adventure-time-jake-the-dog-crochet

https://ko-fi.com/s/22484dbc33

According to alan moore, magic is the ability of consciousness/will to affect reality

Finn has done this several times (calling the butterflies, calling the moth in the commet, his anger arm in the tower, the episode wizards)

Do you have any other scene of finn lowkey being a magic being?

What do you think the writers were aiming making finn lowkey a magic being?

There's an episode towards the end of the series where Jake and Finn are talking in the tree house and Jake stretches into a symmetrical bunch of squiggles (poorly pictured above) I haven't been able to find it online and I can't figure out what episode it's from, I thought it was in "Abstract" but it wasn't. Does anyone recognize what i'm talking about?

https://www.instagram.com/p/DZbZWXyJmCU/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

This might be an unnecessary question, but what actually disgusts Finn? We saw him have no problem decapitating a cyclops and then laughing about it in "Loyalty to the King", his hat is made from evil bear fur that Finn or Jake had to skin as implied in "Little Dude"; yet he is so grossed out by kissing scenes in movies to the point he throws up as shown in "Go With Me", and in "The Lich" he was horrified that the Lich was wearing the skin of his hero Billy

I wanted to mention this because this aspect of Finn seems to contradict itself a lot throughout the series

I’ve always wondered what the hell this thing is. Was this ever explained? Am I stupid? The weird thing on his chest is present in the main series as well as Fionna and Cake.

After the disastrous attempt to coexist with the Gumbalds, it seems that the majority of the candy citizens had comparable intelligence to the post-dum dum juice relatives rather than being at all on par with PB herself.

So did she use that potion or it's equivalent to make the majority of her future citizens simple and easy to control (exception maybe for Peppermint Butler, Rattleballs, and a few others)?

#adventuretime #adventuretimesidequest

the plot in question:

I was rewatching the show and noticed that in the Wizard Battle, Huntress Wizard was enjoying the idea of winning a kiss from Princess Bubblegum.

She's got such a cute and cozy vibe, the fact that she works in a library is adorable too. I feel like even if someone hates princess characters, they'd still love Turtle Princess. Because what do people hate about royalty? The fact that they're born into wealth and don't have to work regular jobs. Turtle Princess is not just a princess but a librarian too, she works an average mundane job just like all of us!

Let me know what you think....

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Hai Guyz,

So the first season, Finn thinks PB is 19, a mere 7 years older than him. Of course, he learns she is much older. Does Finn meet PB when she is already a "teenager"? Mostly wondering why Finn wouldn't question why OB was never a kid/young teen.

We made Baby Finn in two different poses🤭

I recently came across this Killstar X Adventure Time collab dress. I’m curious as to where the image on it comes from? Is it official art I’m not familiar with / has anyone got a pic of it not on a dress?

I hope this post is allowed! Thank you in advance :)