Adventure Time

RBG (RIP) was killed by bad guys, though. Not one of the more adorable and lovable characters in a show overflowing with adorable, lovable characters. The show is often realistic when it comes to death, but it's never cruel.

Starchy also killed a grass lard this episode.

It came back though.

edited 9th May '15 11:34:14 AM by Ruise

Am I the only one who loves lemongrab?

Lemongrab is one of my favorite characters.

That last episode was weird, even by Adventure Time standards. But I also loved it. So intriguing. I have so many questions about Cuber now. I'm also curious whether or not Starchie will really be considered dead in the future episodes.

And the future. Did Candy Kingdom go into some sort of sleep mode? Are all the candy citizens living in sleeper pods while Gumball Guard 2.0 roams the Earth? Will Ice King turn into that thing in the long run?

Maybe that thing isn't Simon? Optimistically, maybe Betty will somehow succeed in separating the Ice King entity from Simon; creating that... freaky beard thing as a separate being with the Ice King's personality, while Simon returns to normal?

That's my guess.

This is that post.

Man, who caught onto that.

I'm gonna miss the Graybles and obsessing over the themes that I never figure out into days after.

Has anybody in the real world had a dream with the Cosmic Owl in it before?

They haven't survived to tell us.

Gunther really is the most evil being in Ooo

But is she willingly evi-nah she is

Prismo is such a bro.

He's a Prismbro.

And yes, Gunter really is evil. Or maybe he's doing it out of warped love for Ice King. Either way I hope PB's dream will have some gravity in the future, like a season finale.

And Gunter might actually be female.

Gunther's been female for a while. At least one or more Gunthers. One Gunther laid an egg. That hatched into a kitten.

... huh. For a long time i had no idea that the latest Grables episode took place in the future. ... so ALL the Grables episodes did too!? So all this time, he wasn't showing tales that happened concurrently, he was showing old stories!?

I like how the last episode made Owl more developed.

Gunter got pregnant before; it was wayyyy back in the episode introducing Doctor Princess. I don't blame anyone not remembering though, considering how long it's been since that episode and I think her magic cat baby was only seen like 2-3 times throughout the entire series.

Just the spur of the moment here, but what if Gunter has some sort of split personality or is subtly possessed?

edited 15th May '15 10:35:34 AM by zaqareemalcolm

From the first Graybles episode: "Bayble Cuber-spoon to watch an incongribble adventure from days of old."

edited 15th May '15 12:32:45 PM by MagusMirificus

Well, I must say that I did not see that coming.

I must've forgotten the line "from days of old".

Poor Cosmic Owl. Guy just needs a lady.

I can relate

So I wonder if this means there will be a revolution in the Candy Kingdom soon? Hadn't we established that last episode's PB was pre-Cooler and that the changes in Cooler had stuck? (although she had to dial back a little after the slumber party fiasco).

I really don't think Graybles PB was pre-Cooler (There's a sentence that sounds like absolute gibberish to people who don't watch the show). Her development in "The Cooler" lead her to quit-for the moment—spying on the rest of Ooo. She decided, after her confrontation with FP, that had no right to pry into affairs outside the Candy Kingdom borders. She's a bit more chill about surveiling her own people too, but never fully cut that off. Which is probably wise, as evidenced in "The Pajama War": the Candy people are, for the most part, extraordinarily dumb people. Like, really, really stupid. She can't be responsible for them unless she keeps tabs on them.

I want to know what Bonnibel is. I remember that bubblegum-looking stuff with a face on "Simon and Marcy" and I always thought that was her.

That and the Candy elementalist always make me wonder how they're connected...but every ytime Adventure Time does something to establish continuity my brain begs for explanation.

It's kind of why I've been appreciating these recent episodes which haven't had any past continuity.

"Chips, chips?"

"Ice cream!"

To answer that: she is connected to that pink goo. According to the Explore The Dungeon video game that thing is her 'parents', so to speak. And Word of God confirmed that it's canon, despite the rest of the game being not.

So about halfway through season 5, I just got tired of the show and quit for a while. I kept telling myself I'd go back, but never found much motivation. And by now I've unfortunately absorbed some spoilers, though likely not all. I've migrated to Steven Universe, which I've really loved, but now that it's on hiatus, I'm considering going back.