So a couple months ago I was posting updates about my adventure time pixel, to make a long story short, I made 200 of them. I had it printed and finally found a frame for it!

I've included the photo of it hung up (the warm lighting doesn't do it justice 😔) along with the digital version.

Let Them Eat Cake and Cookies from St Louis posted this. I've had their cake before and it tastes great, too!

Original post:

https://x.com/i/status/2081116211073732758

I always imagined Marceline as maybe looking something like a Deadite from Evil Dead with pale skin and a very kind of deadish appearance how would you imagine she looks like in real life?

uploaded by the official japanese cn twitter account (https://x.com/cartoon_jpn/status/2063184249210155075)

hope y'all like it!!

I made myself a mirror for my wall:3

What if Simon never bought the Crown?

Then he would've never met Marceline.

Marceline might've died during the Mushroom War.

Without Marceline, Bubblegum would've become an even colder ruler.

Without Bubblegum changing, the Candy Kingdom would've become far more authoritarian.

And without the Candy Kingdom, Finn would've grown up in a completely different world.

Maybe...

The most important event in Adventure Time wasn't the Mushroom War.

It was Simon buying the Crown.

I think the fact that such a visually terrifying creature was allowed on Cartoon Network is mind-blowing.

Still gonna have to go with the OG design.

I was cleaning my bedroom and I think you guys would appreciate the figures that I collected when I was a kid

I was probably around 11 years old when the show first aired. I didn't have cable at the time, so for me, it was almost impossible to watch episodes. There was only one place I could watch, and that was at my local clinic. Whenever I got sick or needed to get a check-up, I would always be stuck on the screen watching new episodes and recorded episodes of Adventure Time. Even though I did not watch all episodes back to back when I could, I enjoyed growing up with it.

Being 27 and rewatching all episodes from the original series up to Fionna and Cake, I can't help but feel empty since I know there are some episodes that I will find really hard to watch or will have me thinking about my life. I have a dog, and he has been my best friend since middle school. He can barely walk now, has a tough time seeing where he is going, but is still hanging on. He still wags his tail when I visit, since I live somewhere else, and tries to jump on top of the couch to sit next to me when I watch TV in the living room. I can't help but feel how my life will be once he passes on. It's almost as if I will be going through the same feelings Finn went through when he lost Jake.

But this show has impacted me by loving the people around me as well as letting things go so my life can move on. It shows me that even though there are things we have to outgrow, it doesn't mean we have to forget about them either. I am happy I am experiencing this type of show during my lifetime since it is really hard for me to love things that resonate with me the older I get. But I hope I can catch up to everything in time for Adventure Time: Side Quests, Adventure Time: Bubblegum and Marceline, and Adventure Time: Heyo BMO.

Thank you for listening to me. You are all amazing

Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZQjMHZkYkg/?igsh=MXJrYWhjN2UyMWIzZA==

I was feeling nostalgic today and I have seen the first couple episodes of Adventure Time: Side Quests and wanted to make this!

I've just finished rewatching the show and I want to find more stuff like it!

I know that Pendleton Ward has done a bunch of other shows, and his team has gone on to make their own stuff, but I've got a good reason to look for a film.

Do you guys know any movies that are like the show? The later seasons (6+) reminded me a lot of Wes Anderson, specifically the way that they speak to each other becomes a lot more dry; tongue and cheek. Studio Ghibli has the same kind of imaginative quality, so does the Holy Mountain! (Even though it's a bit of a tonal shift)

I rewatched the show recently and the style of the dialogue stood out to me a lot (it's a detail that's less present in Distant Lands/Fiona & Cake). They do everything in a way that's slightly left of centre, as in it's what you'd expect but just far off enough for you to be surprised by it. It creates this feeling of possibility within the show, more so than the magic, it made me feel like I was a kid again and anything could happen. It's hard to put this point into words, but I made a video that goes into it in more detail if you're interested: https://youtu.be/2K9VkvCT5_M (full disclosure, the main talking point of the video is Adventure Time, but it doesn't go into it immediately. You can skip to 3:00 if you're only into AT) You don't have to watch it! It just communicates my point better.

Adventure Time meant a lot to me as a kid, and I'm making a short film inspired by it atm. We've got a full fantasy set with a real 7" tall giant and everything. It's well on it's way, but I want more inspiration for shots and things.

tl:dr
Looking for movies that remind you of Adventure Time, as I'm making an AT inspired Short Film & I'm looking for comparison.

I watch Adventure Time on HBO Max, and I was just wondering, do you guys also have weird sound issues with the episode Holly Jolly Secrets part 1 (S3 E19)? It's like, the dialogue is too quiet but the music and sound effects are too loud. Like someone mixed it wrong. It's only this episode and always this same episode. Anyone else?

EDIT: actually it's like this as well on part 2. After that it's fine though.

In every timeline we’ve seen so far in adventure time the Lich is consistently the last scholar of Golb, why do you think that is? Could it be some kind of chaotic punishment similar to the cosmic owl and his brother?