Adventure Time tells the story of Finn the human and Jake the (magical) dog living in Ooo, a post-apocalyptic land inhabited by candy created by Princess Jujuba, the region's monarch. However, the apocalypse background is darker: it involves dark magic, demons paralyzed in time, and radiation.
It may seem strange to talk about an apocalypse in a children's cartoon. But Cartoon Networks has always had a skewed humor bias. Yet Pendleton Ward (its creator) went a step further by presenting a complete and complex story, serialized and in seasons - this has not happened in children's programs for a decade.
Adventure Time also has a very particular style of animation - 2D, solid, bright colors, rounded characters, and lots of silliness - that has greatly influenced the animations that have come in the last decade.
But Adventure Hour goes beyond its disturbing story and inspiring traits. Its world is well constructed, with diverse characters and striking plots. There are dozens of princesses, villains, and living creatures in general full of personality - even if they only appear for a few minutes on screen. 2021 NEW Adventure Time – BMO Robin Hood Funko Pop!
The adventure is about to begin! The new Funko Pop! Animation: Adventure Time – BMO Robin Hood Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure - Hot Topic Exclusive inspired buy the "Furniture and Meat" episode, where BMO and Neptr are seen playing "Robin Hood" together, with BMO as Robin Hood and Neptr as the Sheriff of Nottingham.
Adventure Time is one of the coolest and most well-made animations of recent years, aimed both at children, with its fun and wacky atmosphere, and at adults, as the plot is much deeper and full of easter-eggs than it seems.
BMO, Finn and Jake's computer/robot, is comic relief for the series. He lives with the boys and acts as their video game, television, and many other things. He has a childlike personality - and deserves a series all of his own.
The Hot Topic Exclusive, BMO robin Hood Funko Pop! will be coming soon at the links below ( click to jump!)
Adventure Time tells the story of Finn the human and Jake the (magical) dog living in Ooo, a post-apocalyptic land inhabited by candy created by Princess Jujuba, the region's monarch. However, the apocalypse background is darker: it involves dark magic, demons paralyzed in time, and radiation.
It may seem strange to talk about an apocalypse in a children's cartoon. But Cartoon Networks has always had a skewed humor bias. Yet Pendleton Ward (its creator) went a step further by presenting a complete and complex story, serialized and in seasons - this has not happened in children's programs for a decade.
Adventure Time also has a very particular style of animation - 2D, solid, bright colors, rounded characters, and lots of silliness - that has greatly influenced the animations that have come in the last decade.
But Adventure Hour goes beyond its disturbing story and inspiring traits. Its world is well constructed, with diverse characters and striking plots. There are dozens of princesses, villains, and living creatures in general full of personality - even if they only appear for a few minutes on screen.
Adventure Time tells the story of Finn the human and Jake the (magical) dog living in Ooo, a post-apocalyptic land inhabited by candy created by Princess Jujuba, the region's monarch. However, the apocalypse background is darker: it involves dark magic, demons paralyzed in time, and radiation.
It may seem strange to talk about an apocalypse in a children's cartoon. But Cartoon Networks has always had a skewed humor bias. Yet Pendleton Ward (its creator) went a step further by presenting a complete and complex story, serialized and in seasons - this has not happened in children's programs for a decade.
Adventure Time also has a very particular style of animation - 2D, solid, bright colors, rounded characters, and lots of silliness - that has greatly influenced the animations that have come in the last decade.
But Adventure Hour goes beyond its disturbing story and inspiring traits. Its world is well constructed, with diverse characters and striking plots. There are dozens of princesses, villains, and living creatures in general full of personality - even if they only appear for a few minutes on screen. - Funko Pop News
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