History YMMV / AdventureTimeS9E13ComeAlongWithMeTheUltimateAdventure

** Many fans were especially disappointed that Finn's love life didn't get any closure, or even a single mention, during the finale. While the [[ComicBook/AdventureTimeSeason11 Season 11 comic]] addressed this, the production crew does not consider the comic part of the canon. As such, fans hoped that ''[[WesternAnimation/AdventureTimeDistantLands Distant Lands]]'' would address this, as many wanted either resolution for Finn and Huntress Wizard's relationship, or for Finn and Flame Princess to get back together. Unfortunately for fans, ''Distant Lands'' do not address Finn's love life at all, angering those who waited three years since the finale for closure. Thankfully, Finn would later be confirmed to still be seeing Huntress Wizard in the ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTimeFionnaAndCake'' miniseries.

-->'''Adam Muto''': Beyond that, there were so many where it’s not necessarily important — where do Finn and Jake end up? What happens to them? How old do they get? Who do they marry? It’s important to focus on this section. This was Finn’s childhood and on the cusp of becoming a good adult. Hopefully he’s a learned a lot and become a more complete person. He doesn’t even have a sword through most of the finale at all. The idea of him putting down a weapon as the way to resolve a larger conflict ... this won’t help in the situation. I think that was an important thing, not trying to show that.

** Many fans were especially disappointed that Finn's love life didn't get any closure, or even a single mention, during the finale. While the [[ComicBook/AdventureTimeSeason11 Season 11 comic]] addressed this, the production crew does not consider the comic part of the canon. As such, fans are hoping that ''[[WesternAnimation/AdventureTimeDistantLands Distant Lands]]'' addresses this, as many wanted either resolution for Finn and Huntress Wizard's relationship, or for Finn and Flame Princess to get back together. Unfortunately for fans, ''Distant Lands'' do not address Finn's love life at all, angering those who waited three years since the finale for closure. Thankfully, Finn would later be confirmed to still be seeing Huntress Wizard in the ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTimeFionnaAndCake'' miniseries.

** Many fans were especially disappointed that Finn's love life didn't get any closure, or even a single mention, during the finale. While the [[ComicBook/AdventureTimeSeason11 Season 11 comic]] addressed this, the production crew does not consider the comic part of the canon. As such, fans are hoping that ''[[WesternAnimation/AdventureTimeDistantLands Distant Lands]]'' addresses this, as many wanted either resolution for Finn and Huntress Wizard's relationship, or for Finn and Flame Princess to get back together. Unfortunately for fans, ''Distant Lands'' do not address Finn's love life at all, angering those who waited three years since the finale for closure.

* AuthorsSavingThrow: During an interview with [[https://www.tvguide.com/news/adventure-time-series-finale-adam-muto-interview/ TVGuide]], Adam Muto revealed that those who didn't get focus (such as FP and HW) or had little focus in the finale already got closure along with their respective plot points (such as Finn's relationship with HW, FP and her issues with her father, Jake and his alien lineage, Marcy and her father) in previous episodes so that the finale wouldn't be cramped.
-->'''Adam Muto:''' A lot of the episodes leading up to [the finale], we were trying to use to serve as the last episode for that particular character so we wouldn't have to cram too much in at the very end here. So there are scenes, but we already had our last major Lumpy Space Princess episode by the time we get to the end, and our last Flame Princess episode, so it was actually less dense by the end than it might seem. It was just sort of hitting the big [beats] and then finding vignettes for all the characters that we knew we wouldn't be able to give full stories to just so we could get snapshots of where they could end up.