Adventure Time

[WhoBibbles]

Adventure Time is definetly a great show. It has a great humor, great characters, interesting plot and emotional scenes. The best thing about this show is the backstories and character delelopment. This show has the strongest continuity, I've ever seen (Thanks to season 4 and 5) since Doctor Who. There's a lot things that I want to know in this show so much; more about characters' past lives, the Mushroom War (especially that one), Finn's dad and mother and Lich.

 

Also all seasons of this show are pretty good, even season 5 (I was a bit unfair to season 5 before) and so far season 6 is amazing. The lastest episode, The Tower, is one of the best episodes I've ever seen in this show.

[SpongeOddFan]

Whoa, sorry for the bump but...

 

^AT just renewal for season 9

thoughts?

[CyanideFishbone]

Jesus christ, how many seasons is this show gonna run for?

[Young Nug]

While I haven't seen much of Seasons 6 and 7, from what I've heard, the creative juices are still flowing pretty heavily so I can't say I'm mad at this. At the same time though, I wonder if by the time Season 9 rolls around if I'll still feel the same way. 

Regardless, good to see Kent Osbourne is still there.

[Hayden]

Hope Season 10 comes after that. Unlike Spongebob, it isn't struggling for episode ideas because it builds off past concepts one after the other.

[WhoBibbles]

I have to say this, season 5 and 6 are really flawed seasons for me but season 7 has been really good and for most part, the show is back to it's roots but honestly season 9 is a bit too much. I'd like to see this show getting wrapped up in season 8 honestly because I still feel like they are dragging some mysteries and I'd love to learn more from the show. I just want this to end before my enjoyment from the show fades away again :/

[Slippin' Freddy]

I really need to catch up more on this show. I used to watch it religiously back in 2011 and 2012 along with Regular Show and Gumball, but since 2013 around when Season 5 was airing, I sorta lost interest in watching it. The only episode I watched that I haven't seen was Sad Face, but that was when I couldn't find anything good to watch. That episode was pretty meh, but I'll try to do a marathon of Season 5 through present episodes to see if I still like it.

[Slippin' Freddy]

https://deadline.com/2016/09/cartoon-network-adventure-time-ending-in-2018-1201828125/

 

Welp

[WhoBibbles]

I'll miss this show but it's about time tbh. Thankfully season 7 brought back some enjoyment of the show and now we have two more seasons and a movie to wrap up stories and give this show a proper ending before it gets sour. With Gumball, RS and now this show ending; I'm so pleased to hear CN is letting it's shows rest in peace unlike FOX and Nickelodeon.

RIP Adventure Time 2010-2018

You had rough times but I'll always remember you as a good show.

[NegiSpongie]

Well, I'll always have Steven Universe. That and Adventure Time are the only shows I watch on CN

[Hayden]

20 minutes ago, NegiSpongie said:

Well, I'll always have Steven Universe. That and Adventure Time are the only shows I watch on CN

What if Steven Universe ends at Season 5? 

[WhoBibbles]

13 minutes ago, Hayden said:

What if Steven Universe ends at Season 5? 

I'd be fine. No need to drag it for so long tbh.  

[NegiSpongie]

2 hours ago, Hayden said:

What if Steven Universe ends at Season 5? 

Then I won't have anything to watch on CN at all.

[Young Nug]

I still have my agenda from 6th Grade where I wrote down my homework and things I had to do that night. It falls from the top of my closet sometimes, and when I flip through it, "Watch Adventure Time" is scrawled on the page, every Monday following April 5th, in the shittiest handwriting you can imagine. 

I remember hyping the shit out of Adventure Time to all of my friends in Middle School, even though that was the year (where I lived, anyway) that cartoons started to become uncool. I remember laughing incredibly hard at some Season 1 episodes when they first came on, particularly Ocean of Fear and Dungeon, as I took Karate lessons that summer.

I remember that fall when Rebecca Sugar's episodes involving emotions and music taught me a lot about love and gesture, and really instilled in me a desire to write, draw, animate, to understand emotion and understand music theory. I remember distinctly getting chills all the time, whether it was watching Finn and Jake use their father's sword to complete his dungeon while Jake was beat boxing, or just Finn beating the Lich with a love sweater. 

I definitely remember the show getting weirder and deeper, going Simpsons and focusing on very little of our main characters, doing things like that. The bigger plot stuff always roped me in when I was younger, moreso than the individual episodes. Always tuned in if an episode was about the inter-dimensional conflict between the Lich, or Finn's dad, or Ice King's increased psychosis, or the Mushroom war, or... Lemongrab. But as I got older and started to get different, Adventure Time did too, and started focusing on Finn and his journey through adolescence, dealing with things like the loss of love, abandonment, the feeling of emptiness and discovery of hope, and the journey from carefree adventures into a world much darker but perhaps more enjoyable than anything you would've imagined at the start, and after a while, I realized that this was a journey that I had unknowingly been taking alongside with him for the past half-decade. 

This show ending is going to be hard for me. 

(this the closest you'll ever get to a sharing time post from me tho)

[NegiSpongie]

Since it won't be ending till 2018, at least it'll have plenty of time to give a satisfying conclusion.

[WhoBibbles]

http://www.avclub.com/article/adventure-time-solve-some-mysteries-backstory-heav-247349

now that Adventure Time is ending in 2 years, the crew does have to wrap up stuff about the Land of Ooo and we'll get that from the new miniseries that is coming in January 30 called Adventure Time: Islands, this was set up in season 7 two parter finale btw. It's gonna explore more about why humans disappeared so many years ago and give us more detail on Finn's backstory too. Honestly I have been waiting this to happen for years, same as other fans of the show. Finally we are getting more detail soon and honestly I can't wait. I was so impressed with what they did in Stakes. This new miniseries sound even cooler. I'm so excited.

 

 

Edited December 13, 2016 by Santa Klaus

[Hayden]

· Monday, Jan. 23: "Two Swords" - Finn and Jake contend with a mysterious, but familiar, new being. 
· Monday, Jan. 23: "Do No Harm" - Finn makes amends at the Candy Hospital while Jake tries to connect with their unexpected houseguest.
· Tuesday, Jan. 24: "Wheels" - Kim Kil Whan is worried about his daughter's future and asks Jake for some parental advice.
· Wednesday, Jan. 25: "High Strangeness" - An otherworldly encounter puts Tree Trunks on the trail of a conspiracy in the Candy Kingdom.
· Thursday, Jan. 26: "Horse and Ball" - When disaster befalls James Baxter, it's up to Finn and Jake to help him pick up the pieces.
· Friday, Jan. 27: "Jelly Beans Have Power" - Princess Bubblegum's scientific mind must wrestle with her Elemental magic potential when she's faced with a Crystal Entity.

· Monday, Jan. 30: "Islands, Part 1: The Invitation" - A mysterious craft invades Ooo and Finn believes it may hold the secrets to his past.
· Monday, Jan. 30: "Islands, Part 2: Whipple the Happy Dragon" - Finn, Jake, and Susan set sail on a ocean voyage full of wonders and danger.
· Tuesday, Jan. 31: "Islands, Part 3: Mysterious Island" - After waking up alone and shipwrecked, Finn investigates a bizarre island in search of his friends.
· Tuesday, Jan. 31: "Islands, Part 4: Imaginary Resources" - Finn and Jake travel to a land where reality has been redesigned and improved.
· Wednesday, Feb. 1: "Islands, Part 5: Hide and Seek" - While exploring some futuristic ruins, Susan sees glimpses of a familiar girl.
· Wednesday, Feb. 1: "Islands, Part 6: Min & Marty" - An unexpected revelation from Susan leads Finn closer to answers about his past.
· Thursday, Feb. 2: "Islands, Part 7: Helpers" - Finn and his friends journey to a last refuge called Founders Island.
· Thursday, Feb. 2: "Islands, Part 8: The Light Cloud" - Finn confronts the power behind Founders Island, but will he ever return home to Ooo?

[NegiSpongie]

I'm totally excited for this!

[WhoBibbles]

 

[NegiSpongie]

I loved the Islands miniseries. I thought it was really great way to end Susan's arc. I never used to be too fond of her, but learning about her past and seeing her develop in the miniseries made me appreciate her. I was also surprised to see Martin get a backstory and I loved seeing Finn interact with his mother, I thought it was really touching. I'm curious as to how they will end the main series now.