yellowdingo |
At first I thought Finn was dead and this was some kind of Afterlife where he was living his childhood 'as a hero'. It wasn't until later episodes I clued it was a thousand years after the mushroom Wars and ruined human cities were revealed to be deep beneath the earth and at the bottom of the ocean.
If the 'mushroom wars' turn out to be some experiment which created fungi that spawn sugar that the folks of the candy kingdom come from I will be thoroughly impressed...
The thought Princess Bubblegum is descended from an increasingly sentient Mushroom...way cool.
DM_aka_Dudemeister |
At first I thought Finn was dead and this was some kind of Afterlife where he was living his childhood 'as a hero'. It wasn't until later episodes I clued it was a thousand years after the mushroom Wars and ruined human cities were revealed to be deep beneath the earth and at the bottom of the ocean.
If the 'mushroom wars' turn out to be some experiment which created fungi that spawn sugar that the folks of the candy kingdom come from I will be thoroughly impressed...
The thought Princess Bubblegum is descended from an increasingly sentient Mushroom...way cool.
I believe the "Mushrooms" are meant to be Mushroom clouds. It was a nuclear Armageddon further fuelled by the Lich's magic which caused candy, animals and other things on earth to gain sentience/mutate into their current forms.
Orthos |
Yep.
Awesome series, I agree.
Abyssian |
I just got into Adventure Time. I kind of had a preconceived notion that it was just another silly "Uncle Grandpa" sort of Cartoon Network, too high to function, dumb show. Then I got to watching it. Really cool and pulls from my childhood experiences in a way that no cartoon does better other than The Venture Brothers. Quite impressed. Sadly, I'm way out of order in the series and am not a Netflix subscriber so I get to DVR what comes on.