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* OurMonstersAreWeird: But then again, [[WidgetSeries so is the show in general]].

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* OurMonstersAreWeird: But then again, [[WidgetSeries [[QuirkyWork so is the show in general]].
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* RoguesGallery: The series main heroes Finn the Human, Jake the Dog and Co. have faced several villains who appear over multiple episodes and pose a threat in them. These are [[TragicVillain Ice King]], [[CuteIsEvil Gunter]]/ [[spoiler:[[EldritchAbomination Orgalorg]]]], [[WickedHeartSymbol Ricardo]], [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity Magic Man]], [[TheCaligula The Earl of Lemongrab]], [[SatanicArchetype Hunson Abadeer]], [[CatsAreMean Me-Mow]], [[BloodMagic Kee-Oth]], [[OurZombiesAreDifferent the Oozers]], [[WickedWitch Maja]], [[TyrantTakesTheHelm the King of Ooo]], [[ArchnemesisDad Martin Mertens]], [[spoiler:[[PowerBornOfMadness Betty Grof]]]] (after SanitySlippage), [[EvilIsBurningHot the Flame King]], [[MadScientist Dr. Gross]], [[TheRival Tiffany Oiler]], [[EvilUncle Uncle Gumbald]], [[FallenHero Fern]], [[AbusiveParents Warren Ampersand]] and the series' BigBad and Finn's ArchEnemy [[OmnicidalManiac The Lich]] as well as the GreaterScopeVillain [[GodOfChaos GOLB]]. Though keeping with the AWorldHalfFull nature of the series, several of these former rogues with the exception of the most vile either reform ([[spoiler:Ice King and Magic Man]]) or mellow out over time.
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* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: Starting from Season 3, most of the unnamed background characters' voice actors stopped being listed by the credits and were simply credited under "Additional Voices".

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* JumpScare: Sleepy Sam's [[HellIsThatNoise scream]] in "Guardians of Sunshine."
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ow6tXyk-ts This promo for "The Lich"]] starts with the Lich's face zooming in directly at you, and it happens so quickly that it's gone before you even realize what just happened. Made even worse since the promo aired [[MoodWhiplash directly]] after "I Remember You".

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* JumpScare: Sleepy Sam's [[HellIsThatNoise scream]] in "Guardians of Sunshine."
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[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ow6tXyk-ts This promo for "The Lich"]] starts with the Lich's face zooming in directly at you, and it happens so quickly that it's gone before you even realize what just happened. Made even worse since the promo aired [[MoodWhiplash directly]] after "I Remember You".
%%** Sleepy Sam's scream in "Guardians of Sunshine."
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* MemeticHandGesture: The whole "Adventure Time!" fist pound between Finn and Jake.
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* LongTitle: The video game is titled ''Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why�d you steal our garbage?!!'', and its follow-up, ''Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW!''
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* OutOfOrder: The episodes aired during the first season are notably mixed up, with the most notable example being that [[spoiler: Tree Trunks is seemingly killed after eating part of the crystal apple in "Tree Trunks", only to appear fine in the later aired episode "Evicted".]]
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* OutOfOrder: The episodes aired during the first season are notably mixed up, with the most notable example being that [[spoiler: Tree Trunks is seemingly killed after eating part of the crystal apple in "Tree Trunks", only to appear fine in the later aired episode "Evicted".]]
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* RidingInThePalmsOfGiantHands: At the end of one episode, Jake the dog and his daughter Jake Jr have got away from his former heist crew who betrayed him. Jake grows into a giant to carry Jake Jr home in the palm of his hands.
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* RidingInThePalmsOfGiantHands: At the end of one episode, Jake the dog and his daughter Jake Jr have got away from his former heist crew who betrayed him. Jake grows into a giant to carry Jake Jr home in the palm of his hands.
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* OffModel: Many fans complained that Jake was this at the beginning of "Crystals Have Power".
** Used intentionally in "King Worm"-- during the dream, the ears on Finn's hat are longer than normal, returning to regular length when he wakes up.
** Some parts of "Up A Tree" tend to veer into this; Finn's face seems to shrink to a third of the size of his hat in some scenes.
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* ReincarnationFriendship: In "The Vault" we get to see one of Finn's past lives, a girl named Shoko. It's implied in the show (and eventually confirmed via [[invoked]] WordOfGod and ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTimeDistantLands'') that her tiger companion was one of Jake's past lives. [[spoiler:In "Come Along With Me", friends Shermy and Beth are implied to be Finn and Jake's reincarnations 1,000 years in the future.]]
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* OneCastMemberPerCover: The DVD release of each season has a different character on the cover.
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* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: Starting from Season 3, most of the unnamed background characters' voice actors stopped being listed by the credits and were simply credited under "Additional Voices".
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* [[NuclearNasty Nuclear Nasties]]: "Simon and Marcy" shows us just how bad things were during the early days after the Mushroom War devastated everything, including mutations that were leaking glowing green goop from orifices in their body where eyes, ears, noses, and others should have been.

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* [[NuclearNasty Nuclear Nasties]]: NuclearMutant: "Simon and Marcy" shows us just how bad things were during the early days after the Mushroom War devastated everything, including mutations that were leaking glowing green goop from orifices in their body where eyes, ears, noses, and others should have been.

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* PermanentPlaceholder: The opening title theme song



* PunBasedTitle: Averted with "What Was Missing", which was originally called "Door Jam". (The episode is about opening a locked door using music.) The crew actually prefers ''[[PetPeeveTrope not]]'' to use {{pun}}s as titles.

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* PunBasedTitle: Averted with "What Was Missing", which was originally called "Door Jam". (The episode is about opening a locked door using music.) The crew actually prefers ''[[PetPeeveTrope ''[[DefiedTrope not]]'' to use {{pun}}s as titles.
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* RetiredBadass: Billy. How badass was he? He killed '''an evil ocean'''... by '''''PUNCHING IT'''''! Still not sure? Princess Bubblegum says Billy didn't just imprison [[UltimateEvil the Lich]] in amber, he did so by pummeling him into the tree.

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* RetiredBadass: Billy. How badass was he? He killed '''an evil ocean'''... by '''''PUNCHING IT'''''! Still not sure? Princess Bubblegum says Billy didn't just imprison [[UltimateEvil the Lich]] Lich in amber, he did so by pummeling him into the tree.

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* NiceHat: Quite common in the series. Finn's hood, the Ice King's crown, and Party Pat's fedora are pretty good examples.
** To that, let's add Marceline's sunhat in "What Was Missing".
** And Magic Man's trademark hat, [[spoiler:which Betty later steals along with his powers.]]
* NiceGuy: Finn has this in spades.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: When Finn releases the Lord of Evil from the Nightosphere.

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* NiceHat: Quite common in the series. Finn's hood, the Ice King's crown, and Party Pat's fedora are pretty good examples.
** To that, let's add Marceline's sunhat in "What Was Missing".
** And Magic Man's trademark hat, [[spoiler:which Betty later steals along with his powers.]]
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%%* NiceGuy: Finn has this in spades.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: NiceJobBreakingItHero:
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When Finn releases the Lord of Evil from the Nightosphere.

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** As it turns out, it is even MORE so for the voice actors. Creator/JohnDiMaggio said at a [=SupaNova=] 2012 Brisbane (an Australian con) panel that when he is given his script, he is just given numbered lines, completely without context. Thus when he sees lines like "Be calmed by my saliva" and "Yes Finn, just put it in my butt!", he has even [[UpToEleven LESS]] idea what's going on than we do.
** A Glitch is a Glitch. Every second of it.

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** As it turns out, it is even MORE so for the voice actors. Creator/JohnDiMaggio said at a [=SupaNova=] 2012 Brisbane (an Australian con) panel that when he is given his script, he is just given numbered lines, completely without context. Thus when he sees lines like "Be calmed by my saliva" and "Yes Finn, just put it in my butt!", he has even [[UpToEleven LESS]] LESS idea what's going on than we do.
** A "A Glitch is a Glitch.Glitch". Every second of it.
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* ImmortalApathy: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Marceline the Vampire Queen in the episode she's introduced in, "Evicted!". [[FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire She's not actually an example, though.]]
--> '''Marceline:''' I'm not mean, I'm a thousand years old, and I just lost track of my moral code.
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* MageSpecies: Played straight or GenderFlipped, as WordOfGod gives "Wizard" as the species for [[BastardBoyfriend Ash]] and [[AnIcePerson the Ice King]] (though the latter [[spoiler:was born human]]). We also see "witches," but it's unclear if they and Wizards are the same species, two examples of this trope or what.

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* MageSpecies: Played straight or GenderFlipped, as WordOfGod gives "Wizard" as the species for [[BastardBoyfriend Ash]] Ash and [[AnIcePerson the Ice King]] (though the latter [[spoiler:was born human]]). We also see "witches," but it's unclear if they and Wizards are the same species, two examples of this trope or what.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Lampshaded in season 5's "All The Little People" when Finn is examining the contents of the bag of action figures that [[spoiler: Magic Man]] gave him.
-->'''Finn:''' C-listers, go back in the bag.
-->'''Jake:''' Who's a C-list?
-->'''Finn:''' Uh, Tiffany, Donny...he's okay. Xergiok...A buncha these guys.
-->'''Jake:''' That's not very nice.
-->'''Finn:''' Don't worry, man. They'll get involved eventually.
-->'''Jake:''' Involved with ''what?''
-->'''Finn:''' I don't know. [[{{Foreshadowing}} Involved.]]

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** {{Averted|Trope}} and played straight. In "To Cut A Woman's Hair", after Finn learns that he doesn't specifically need princess hair to save Jake from a witch, he cuts off his RapunzelHair (which, incidentally, was revealed for the first time in the series). From then on, whenever his hair is depicted, it shown being slightly longer than the last time it was last seen. Then in "Davey" (which was three seasons later), he cuts it again to adopt a disguise. By "A Glitch is a Glitch" (which was only a few episodes later), his hair's back to the sheer length it was when it was first revealed.[[note]]However, this episode is noncanon.[[/note]]

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** {{Averted|Trope}} and played straight. In "To Cut A Woman's Hair", after Finn learns that he doesn't specifically need princess hair to save Jake from a witch, he cuts off his RapunzelHair hair (which, incidentally, was revealed for the first time in the series). From then on, whenever his hair is depicted, it shown being slightly longer than the last time it was last seen. Then in "Davey" (which was three seasons later), he cuts it again to adopt a disguise. By "A Glitch is a Glitch" (which was only a few episodes later), his hair's back to the sheer length it was when it was first revealed.[[note]]However, this episode is noncanon.[[/note]]



* RapunzelHair: Princess Bubblegum, Marceline, Finn, and Fionna have really long hair.
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* RevoltingRescue: In "The Enchiridion!", an ogre [[SwallowedWhole swallows Jake whole]]. The enraged Finn [[GroinAttack kicks the ogre in the crotch]], causing him to [[VomitIndiscretionShot puke Jake out]].
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* ImmediateSelfContradiction: Lemongrab's {{Angrish}}-filled rants usually condemn people to several contradicting punishments, such as clashing numbers of years in a dungeon.
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* RidiculouslyAliveUndead: Marceline the Vampire Queen [[BigEater voraciously feasts on the food]] that Jake brings along in "Checkmate". Additionally, in "Marceline's Closet", she uses the bathroom [[ItMakesSenseInContext while Finn and Jake are hiding in her closet]].
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* {{Meganekko}}:
** Doctor Princess.
** Princess Bubblegum in "Goliad".
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* OutOfCharacterMoment: In the episode "In Your Footsteps", Princess Bubblegum seems to be very happy with the bear posing as Finn [[CPRCleanPrettyReliable giving her the "Heimlich maneuver"]]. She even knew that it was a bear. She should have backhanded him to next Tuesday. Every episode prior to this shows PB shrugging off Finn's romantic advances, saying the age difference is the main problem. Then a bear grabs her from behind and she's okay with that.
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* MoralDissonance: Season 4 is the main purveyor of this trope:
** In the episode "In Your Footsteps", Princess Bubblegum seems to be very happy with the bear posing as Finn [[CPRCleanPrettyReliable giving her the "Heimlich maneuver"]]. She even knew that it was a bear. She should have backhanded him to next Tuesday. Every episode prior to this shows PB shrugging off Finn's romantic advances, saying the age difference is the main problem. Then a bear grabs her from behind and she's okay with that? Unless... she '''[[GoodBadGirl really]]''' wants a physical relationship.
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* MageSpecies: Played straight or GenderFlipped, as WordOfGod gives "Wizard" as the species for [[BastardBoyfriend Ash]] and [[AnIcePerson the Ice King]] (though the latter [[spoiler:was born human]]). We also see "witches," but it's unclear if they and Wizards are the same species, two examples of this trope or what.
** Huntress Wizard raises further questions, though she may be some sort of nymph.

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