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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: Finn, BMO, and (possibly) Lady Rainicorn are better at playing Card Wars than Jake.
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* AdaptationDeviation: The Defictionalized Card Wars cards made later on have abilities that are either somewhat different from or entirely different from the cards shown in the episode.
** Ancient Scholar's ability to raise the dead is its only ability, while Finn implies it can learn other spells. It also doesn't need to study, having the ability to return a creature to your hand from the discard pile from the start. Accordingly, the Schoolhouse doesn't allow it to study, instead granting 5 defense to the creature in its lane if it floops.
** Archer Dan is depicted in the episode as destroying all of Finn's buildings in one turn. In-game, its floop lowers an enemy's attack by 4.
** The unnamed Astral Fortress gives creatures 3 defense in the episode. In-game, it gives 4 defense.
** Cerebral Bloodstorm attacks the enemy with its own attack value in the proper game, while the episode keeps its effects vague but establishes it cannot do anything to the Pig, since it wasn't attacking by eating Jake's corn.
** The Fortress of Solitude renders the Pig inside invulnerable to all harm, while in-game it empowers the creature on its lane by 5 defense and attack for each empty lane.
** Jake attempts to use Field of Nightmares to scare Finn's Pig to death, but it was later given the ability to instead make a creature unable to be flooped the next turn. This still would have solved Jake's problem, since Finn kept flooping the Pig and weakening his corn creatures.
** Field Reaper is depicted as brainwashing all of Finn's cards onto Jake's side. Naturally, it has a much less OP effect in the real game, lowering the attack of all enemies by 4.
** The Immortal Maize Walker gets a triple damage bonus for being on a cornfield in this episode. The game makes it a Useless Swamp creature, meaning it can only be played on the Useless Swamp.
** The Silo of Truth allows Jake to see Finn's hand and take one of his cards. The game makes it so that the creature in its lane gains 2 extra attack for each card in the opponent's hand.
** The Spirit Tower moves an enemy onto the player's lane. In the game, it deals 5 damage to the opponent when a new card is played on its lane.
** The game version of the Volcano card destroys all creatures in play on both sides, and is combined with a Reclaim Landscape card to revive all of Jake's creatures at once. There is no Reclaim Landscape card in the proper game, and Volcano only wipes out creatures and buildings on one lane for both the user and opponent.
** The conditions of victory in the episode are to eliminate all of the opponent's creatures. The game uses a life points system, in which the players both attack each other directly until they run out of health.
** Ancient Scholar's ability to raise the dead is its only ability, while Finn implies it can learn other spells. It also doesn't need to study, having the ability to return a creature to your hand from the discard pile from the start. Accordingly, the Schoolhouse doesn't allow it to study, instead granting 5 defense to the creature in its lane if it floops.
** Archer Dan is depicted in the episode as destroying all of Finn's buildings in one turn. In-game, its floop lowers an enemy's attack by 4.
** The unnamed Astral Fortress gives creatures 3 defense in the episode. In-game, it gives 4 defense.
** Cerebral Bloodstorm attacks the enemy with its own attack value in the proper game, while the episode keeps its effects vague but establishes it cannot do anything to the Pig, since it wasn't attacking by eating Jake's corn.
** The Fortress of Solitude renders the Pig inside invulnerable to all harm, while in-game it empowers the creature on its lane by 5 defense and attack for each empty lane.
** Jake attempts to use Field of Nightmares to scare Finn's Pig to death, but it was later given the ability to instead make a creature unable to be flooped the next turn. This still would have solved Jake's problem, since Finn kept flooping the Pig and weakening his corn creatures.
** Field Reaper is depicted as brainwashing all of Finn's cards onto Jake's side. Naturally, it has a much less OP effect in the real game, lowering the attack of all enemies by 4.
** The Immortal Maize Walker gets a triple damage bonus for being on a cornfield in this episode. The game makes it a Useless Swamp creature, meaning it can only be played on the Useless Swamp.
** The Silo of Truth allows Jake to see Finn's hand and take one of his cards. The game makes it so that the creature in its lane gains 2 extra attack for each card in the opponent's hand.
** The Spirit Tower moves an enemy onto the player's lane. In the game, it deals 5 damage to the opponent when a new card is played on its lane.
** The game version of the Volcano card destroys all creatures in play on both sides, and is combined with a Reclaim Landscape card to revive all of Jake's creatures at once. There is no Reclaim Landscape card in the proper game, and Volcano only wipes out creatures and buildings on one lane for both the user and opponent.
** The conditions of victory in the episode are to eliminate all of the opponent's creatures. The game uses a life points system, in which the players both attack each other directly until they run out of health.
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* AchillesHeel: The pig's ability to eat Jake's corn heavily dampens his units' abilities. The fact that it doesn't count as a movement also renders it safe from his Cerebral Bloodstorm. However, it sinks into a mud landscape after killing the old man on it, which Jake implies is a specific weakness of the pig.
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* BadassPacifist: Finn doesn't ever actually attack, his only actions being sending his pig to eat Jake's corn, having his Ancient Scholar study to raise the dead, and reviving the pig after Jake uses a volcano to eat his corn again, which prompts his Spirit Tower to bring Jake's Maize Walker onto his side of the board.
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->'''Jake''': "Oh, hey BMO. You want to play too?"
->'''BMO''': "No! I do not play such games... with Jake."
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->'''BMO''': "No! I do not play such games... with Jake."
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'''BMO''': "No! I do not play such games... with Jake.
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'''Finn''': [[TheyJustDontGetIt "What's that mean?"]]
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*{{Main/Foreshadowing}}: BMO's pointed response to Jake asking if he wanted to join him and Finn in playing Card Wars.
->'''Jake''': "Oh, hey BMO. You want to play too?"
->'''BMO''': "No! I do not play such games... with Jake."
->'''Finn''': [[TheyJustDontGetIt "What's that mean?"]]
->'''Jake''': "Oh, hey BMO. You want to play too?"
->'''BMO''': "No! I do not play such games... with Jake."
->'''Finn''': [[TheyJustDontGetIt "What's that mean?"]]
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* TheBet: The winner of the game will drink from the "Cool Guy" cup (filled with just soda); the loser will drink from the "Dweeb" cup (filled with soda, coffee grounds, beetle butter, grape jelly, kimchi, and Ham Chunk Juice).
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* EatThat: Jake makes a horrible "Dweeb" drink out of soda and various gross things; drink; whoever loses the game has to drink it.it. Finn deliberately loses and upon drinking the "Dweeb" drink, claims that it tastes good, much to Jake's surprise. Jake take a sip and he immediately spits it out because it's disgusting. In the end, the two of them continue drinking from the "Dweeb" cup, much to BMO's disappointment.
* TakeThat: In-universe, when Jake tries a sip from the "Dweeb" cup, he reacted in disgust because of the taste. Finn jokingly says, "In your face, dweeb."
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* BoringButPractical: The pig card in Jake's Card Wars game. Even Jake is surprised when Finn uses it to [[CurbStompBattle curb stomp]] him.
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* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: The pig card in Finn's Card Wars deck just happens to be the AchillesHeel of Jake's corn-based deck. Even Jake is surprised when Finn uses it to [[CurbStompBattle curb stomp]] him.
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* AffectionateParody: "Card Wars" is one for {{Collectible Card Game}}s, particularly ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering''. They even have CallARabbitASmeerp term for turning a card to the side ("floop"), just like in ''Magic''. It also pokes fun at guys who are ''way'' [[StopHavingFunGuys too into it]], as seen with Jake.
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* AffectionateParody: "Card Wars" is one for {{Collectible Card Game}}s, particularly ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering''. They even have CallARabbitASmeerp term for turning a card to the side ("floop"), just like in ''Magic''. It also pokes fun at [[SeriousBusiness guys who are ''way'' [[StopHavingFunGuys way too into it]], as seen with Jake.
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* ShoutOut: Jake and Finn insulting each others' plays [[Anime/YuGiOh is just like those of certain players of a similar game to Card Wars]].
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* TakeThat: Jake and Finn insulting each others' plays [[Anime/YuGiOh is just like those of certain players of a similar game to Card Wars]].
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* LetTheBullyWin: BMO warns Finn that Jake hates losing, so Finn convincingly throws the game.
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* TakeThat: Jake and Finn insulting each others' plays [[Anime/YuGiOh is just like those of certain players of a similar game to Card Wars.]]Wars]].
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* {{Defictionalization}}: There are actual Card Wars cards printed and sold now. There are two different sets of structure decks, featuring Finn and Jake or BMO and Lady Rainicorn, as well as individual packs of cards that can be used to customize one's deck.
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* TakeThat :Jake and Finn insulting each others' plays [[Anime/YuGiOh is just like those of certain players of a similar game to Card Wars.]]
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* ThrowingTheFight: Finn does this after BMO tells him of his session of Card Wars with Jake and how he didn't talk to him for three month just because BMO managed to beat him.
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* BottleEpisode: Only Finn, Jake and BMO appears and it takes place at their home.
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* EatThat: The horrible "Dweeb" drink Jake makes as a forfeit for whoever loses the game.
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* ThrowingTheFight: Finn does this after BMO tells him of his session of Card Wars with Jake and how he didn't talk to him for three month just because BMO managed to beat him.him.
* WimpFight: Finn's Pig against Jake's Wandering Bald Man.
* YouRequireMoreVespeneGas: The corn plays this role in Jake's game strategy.
* WimpFight: Finn's Pig against Jake's Wandering Bald Man.
* YouRequireMoreVespeneGas: The corn plays this role in Jake's game strategy.
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* BottleEpisode: Only Finn, Jake and BMO appears and it takes place at their home.
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* VillainousBreakdown: Although not a villain, but more of a one time antagonist; when Finn turns the tables on Jake, he becomes rather disturbingly angrier than usual.
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* ThrowingTheFight: Finn does this after BMO tells him of his session of Card Wars with Jake and how he didn't talk to him for three month just because BMO managed to beat him.
* VillainousBreakdown: Although not a villain, but more of a one time antagonist; when Finn turns the tables on Jake, he becomes rather disturbingly angrier than usual.him.
* VillainousBreakdown: Although not a villain, but more of a one time antagonist; when Finn turns the tables on Jake, he becomes rather disturbingly angrier than usual.
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* {{Defictionalization}}: There are actual Card Wars cards printed and sold now. There are two different sets of structure decks, featuring Finn and Jake or BMO and Lady Rainicorn, as well as individual packs of cards that can be used to customize one's deck.
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* SoreLoser: Jake ''really'' hates losing.
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[[caption-width-right:242: I floop the pig]]
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* BoringButPractical: The pig card in Jake's Card Wars game. Even Jake is surprised when Finn uses it to [[CurbStompBattle curb stomp]] him.
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* TakeThat :Jake and Finn insulting each others' plays [[Anime/YuGiOh is just like those of certain players of a similar game to Card Wars.]]
*VillainousBreakdown: Although not a villain, but more of a one time antagonist; when Finn turns the tables on Jake, he becomes rather disturbingly angrier than usual.
* TakeThat :Jake and Finn insulting each others' plays [[Anime/YuGiOh is just like those of certain players of a similar game to Card Wars.]]
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* AffectionateParody: "Card Wars" is one for {{Collectible Card Game}}s, particularly ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering''. They even have CallARabbitASmeerp term for turning a card to the side ("floop"), just like in ''Magic''. It also pokes fun at guys who are ''way'' [[StopHavingFunGuys too into it]], as seen with Jake.
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* BoringButPractical: The pig card in Jake's Card Wars game. Even Jake is surprised when Finn uses it to [[CurbStompBattle curb stomp]] him.
* BoringButPractical: The pig card in Jake's Card Wars game. Even Jake is surprised when Finn uses it to [[CurbStompBattle curb stomp]] him.
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