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Adventure Time is forever one of my favorite shows. Not entirely sure how good Fiona and Cake will be but it's certainly getting a chance. 😄👍

I thought it was really good, I don't really know why it was so good but it was. I am pretty excited for the new fionna and cake spin off!

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I’m 20 about to turn 21 in April I really did grow up with this show it’s kinda crazy while I was dealing with stuff so was finn

@@cartoonhistory353 I just turned 22 and rewatched this show. It has become one of my favorite shows of all time.

@@bastian5065I’m even more depressed than Finn ( later seasons )

I didn’t get to grow up with it but I remember watching the first episode and being really excited for it. Been re-watching and I feel like I really missed out.

@@Bard420 it gets kinda darker the further seasons u go

holding back? LAME that shit was emotional as fuck, i balled like an infant

Omg me too! I was genuinely in TEARS

What about regular show

@@lightningboltct4156 regular show is pretty good. It’s just very formulaic and it isn’t nearly as ambitious as AT in a narrative sense.

@@lightningboltct4156 GOATED SHOW

@@sprawlz6466 Regular Show better

@@DIEFORME173 I disagree

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@@pleaseshutup7053 He didn't, sadly. :/

@@pleaseshutup7053 I think it was 6teen

That would be amazing, that particular cartoon universe got more expanded than an average fanfiction narrative

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This basically raised me loved every episode

Yeah, I ship Finn and Ice King as well

i totally agree it just doesn't feel like a Nick show to me. its style fit much better with CN. it also probably wouldn't have lasted to long on Nick. they usually tend to cancel things after like 2 or 3 seasons if they don't immediately prove to be the next Spongebob, CN is a little better with letting a show find its footing and giving it time to grow.

@@evenhartwick4422 yessss!! Well said!

@@evenhartwick4422 I think it could have fit in with Nick programming but back in the 90's/early 2000's back when there animated programs were a lot more creative and took more risks. By the time Adventure Time hit their blocks, it definitely felt like Nick was pivoting more into their live action series and trying to compete more directly with Disney. But we still got a great show so it was definitely a win for us.

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Regular Show was extremely good (even better than A.T. in my opinion!) Its ending is such a emotinal punch, and the show gets WAY better the older you are

@@WardofSquid Who’s your favorite adventure time and regular show character

It got overrated when they had to many plot threads and a lot of writers from the early seasons left. 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

Regular Show just didn't have the writing adventure time had. Most Regular Show episodes have nothing as far as content goes. Mordecai and Rigby mention a thing immediately when the show starts, they find a way to get said thing, said thing goes crazy, everyone is mad at them about it, they fix the problem or its fixed for them, its a children's show from top to bottom. It doesn't have interesting characters outside if the handful of reoccurring ones, it doesn't have any interesting storylines, it doesn't have a sense of adventure, its rather boring honestly. I loved Regular Show when it first came out but once you've seen even a dozen episodes you've seen every possibility their formula can spit out. Regular show lore is shallow and most often not interesting, while Adventure Time fleshed out its many wacky characters masterfully. Don't get me wrong guys, I don't think Regular Show is bad, I can even watch an episode or two nowadays and laugh at most of the jokes they tell, but you're comparing a hot pocket you ate to tide you over until dinner against a four course meal cooked by the third best chef on the planet.

I'd put them on par with each other, they both had specific elements that made them worthy of 5 stars. Regular Show's setting was more realistic, which made its scenarios more relatable compared to Adventure Time, which had a more whimsical fantasy setting that made you yearn for the next "adventure".

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I was just thinking the same thing the other day!

An open world Adventure Time game sounds like a good idea.

The problem is television studios are never willing to take the risk to put actual money into making a good video game. I mean, they're in an industry that never takes risks. We haven't even been able to get a high budget anime game more than once or twice in the last few decades despite that genre borrowing tropes and themes FROM video games more than any other. I've always thought an Avatar the Last Airbender open world game with character creation would also be dope but we'll never get that either

To be honest that sounds like an amazing game idea! It would take a lot of work to pull off though, as it would be super tough to manage to include every location and have them all feel substantial, but wow I want this now

@@NottherealLucifer what it really is, is that tv and film studios and ip owners still hang on to this idea that they are the superior medium. an elitism that has kept them from ever giving video games the proper time of day. in their minds they will make far more money and reach a far wider audience with tv and film than gaming ever would. now for a while during the decades gamming struggled to reach mainstream audiences, they were technically right. but for the last few years they could not be more wrong. as of right now the video game industry makes more money than tv, film, and music industries combined. by and large the biggest entertainment medium, all the while the biggest triple A titles with the largest budgets are still dwarfed by the amounts that get dumped into making blockbuster movies. which by default makes creating a game a far far far safer bet than a film. spend half a billion to make a movie that might fail to make back its cost, or spend 50 million to make a game that will dwarf the earnings of even the biggest films. the only thing stopping them is their own elitism and hubris. for comparison, the highly anticipated star wars episode 7 spent about half a billion, 300 million to produce 200 million to market it, and made about 2 billion all in all. it was highly anticipated, and liked (at the time anyway) upon release from one of the biggest franchises in human history (at the time anyway... clearly dead now) so it profited Disney 1.5 billion a great deal of which got dumped into the crap that would come later. but either way it was a big success as a film, and the 5th highest grossing film of all time. in STARK contrast genshin impact one of the most expensive games ever produced, a free to play game with no accompanying ticket sales cost about 300 million, 100 to produce 200 to market it, its a niche gatcha game made by an until then completely unknown company, for a niche audience. no film producer would ever back it. in just two year it made 3.7 billion. this failed to break the top 100 highest grossing games of all time. the profit margins between games and all other media aren't even remotely close. again comparing franchises, star wars formerly the biggest and most well known franchise on earth, since 1977 has made about 50 billion, and thats including everything, with all 9 nine main films in the top 20 highest grossing films of all time (literally half the list) and their own books and video games and toys. pokemon however, while well known to gamers, is not known by everyone a somewhat niche rpg series, including only main line games NOT merch, cards, or side games, their own movie, JUST the main line games. have made just shy of 1 trillion. film and tv are but ants to the video game industry at this point. the only reason the tie ins are so bad or low effort is tv and films own elitist hubris. they sit on their rock thinking themselves to still be the king while ignoring the wider world around them.

its my favorite too , it fills me with such an indescribable alien-like comfort and peace , the world of adventure time truly feels alive somehow , more than other shows I've watched , the vibes of this show have had a huge positive impact on me as a person

Almost to its detriment, Adventure Time felt so clever, unique and original. But it influenced things to the extent where everything just kinda looks and feels like Adventure Time especially on Cartoon Network.

Oh man, you should finish watching it. I grew up with it airing as well and continued to watch into hs. Helped shape who I am today. Imo Adventure Time is one of the best animated shows ever made and has a way of telling stories and covering dark or deep topics incredibly well, all of the lessons learned thru the show have stuck with me. I have the Enchiridion version of the complete series and they really put some love into it and even as a full grown adult I go back to it's pages to watch an episode or two every now and then.