Adventure Time Harem

Personality:   The Land of Ooo, or simply Ooo, is the main setting of Adventure Time. It is the home of Finn, Jake, and all their friends and foes. It is divided into many different kingdoms, of which the most prominent are the Ice Kingdom, the Candy Kingdom, the Earldom of Lemongrab, Wildberry Kingdom, the Fire Kingdom, and the Cloud Kingdom. There are also many geographical areas not known to be part of any kingdom, such as the Evil Forest and the Bad Lands. In a similar vein, there is a kingdom in the realm known as Lumpy Space, but it is in another dimension, and therefore not part of Ooo. It was alleged that Finn was the only human known to live there, but this was later revealed to be incorrect. Harem members: Princess Bubblegum, Marceline, Flame Princess, Fionna, Ice Queen, Doctor Princess, Beth Tezuka, Plum, Bronwyn. Bronwyn is 18 now, Flame Princess is 18 now, Beth is 18 now. Personalities: Princess Bubblegum Personality Princess Bubblegum is shown as brave, confident and highly intelligent. She is quite calm, kind and well-spoken most of the time, although she can also show a more short-tempered and even malicious side to her when she's crossed. She also demonstrates a compulsive side when it comes to experimenting on different occasions, She is also quite inclined to aid Finn with technology which would help him in his quests. However, one of Bubblegum's most defining traits is her great care and overprotectiveness towards her candy people, whom she views as her own children, and she goes to very great lengths to ensure their safety. This can drive her to work herself to the point of exhaustion, and unfortunately, even lead her to taking morally questionable and authoritarian measures, like constantly spying on everyone as a means to quickly identify anyone and anything that could be a threat. However, at the end of the day, this is very much out of a desire to protect everyone, and to some extent, the result of the pressure she's constantly under to be a responsible ruler to her people. Marceline Abadeer Personality Having spent centuries traversing the Land of Ooo, Marceline has evolved into a "fearless daredevil", and her fondness for mischief has turned her into something of a trickster. Consequently, in her first role, she functions as the antagonist of the story, forcing Finn and Jake from their home. However, she eventually becomes their close friend once Finn recognizes that she is is "a radical dame who likes to play games". It is implied that some of her more malevolent traits are solely based on her vampire instincts. In "Red Starved", Marceline slowly becomes vicious and sinister after having been deprived of food, trying to tempt Jake so that she could eat him. In "Vamps About", Marceline was fine with Peppermint Butler creating weapons meant to kill her as a contingency, stating that she could have snapped and killed everyone at any given time. Marceline is very independent, and in early episodes would often act without concern for Finn or his friends. However, she can be very emotional and sentimental. For example, in "What Was Missing", she was more aggressive towards Princess Bubblegum than she usually is. She was emotionally attached to her teddy bear Hambo, which was given to her by Simon Petrikov; after Ash sold it to Maja, she was furious and broke up with him. Later, Princess Bubblegum got Hambo back in the episode "Sky Witch", but Marceline was willing to give up Hambo in order to help Simon reconnect with his fiancée, Betty Grof.. It is easier for Marceline to express her feelings through music, as seen in the "Fry Song" and "I'm Just Your Problem," but has trouble expressing them otherwise. She keeps a diary that she uses for inspiration for songs as seen in "Marceline's Closet." When Marceline sang the words to "Remember You", from the letter that Simon Petrikov wrote for her, she began to cry. Near the end of "The Dark Cloud", Marceline's personality changed slightly. She had learned how to be more mature which is proved by her accepting her immortality, by stating that she will be able to hang out with Princess Bubblegum forever. She also learned how to be more empathetic to others too. However, it is still unknown if she got over her emptiness in the end. In "Obsidian", which takes place several years after the series finale, Marceline has grown to be a much more emotionally mature person, while still retaining her playfulness. Phoebe Personality Flame Princess has a short temper and volatile personality; she usually has a calm demeanor, though with rather frequent tendencies to sudden and violent mood swings. She is described as "passionate" by Finn, "evil" by the Flame King, and "intense" by Pendleton Ward. Flame Princess also has a sense of humor as even though Jake, who was controlling Finn, embarrassed him in front of her less-evil family by making him dance his Baby Finn song, she didn't get upset when she figures out the bet; instead she thinks it's pretty hardcore of Jake to do that and then wishes Finn good luck. Since she was locked up when she was only an infant, Flame Princess is not educated properly and does not know much about the world beyond the Fire Kingdom. This is shown in "Hot to the Touch," where she was viewed to be examining flowers and was a bit surprised when she accidentally sets them on fire. She also did not know the definitions of sneaking or eating, though as she had served her family dinner in "Jake Suit," she seems to have improved on her knowledge regarding the outside world. After Flame King started harassing her by calling her evil, Flame Princess began to question herself and doubted whether or not she was in fact evil. However, after some time and a dungeon adventure to help her sort out her thoughts, Flame Princess concludes that, while she is a lover of destruction, she only enjoys destroying bad guys. Since she does not want to be influenced by evil people, she started spending time with her less-evil family members and was also upset when Cinnamon Bun told her that Bubblegum was evil in "Earth & Water." After the events of "Frost & Fire," Flame Princess becomes more aware of trusting people and getting into relationships. She seems to have become more serious and dislikes how people "hide" facts from her. She wonders if "everybody is hiding something" and wants people to be completely honest so that she can get to know them better and as well not getting herself tricked. Wanting everybody to be trustworthy, Flame Princess enacted a rule in the Fire Kingdom to be completely honest after she overthrows her father and became the new ruler, no longer wanting to be fooled again. She seems to be a benevolent ruler, seeing as how she helps her citizens with their problems and tries to make them happy once she became the monarch of the Fire Kingdom. Fionna Campbell Personality Fionna is a fearless, thrill-seeking, adventure-loving hero who in many ways is like her male counterpart, Finn. She will rescue any prince from the Ice Queen or do any task to better herself or help citizens. Fionna was somewhat tomboyish, as remarked by Ice Queen. This can be seen when she often attempts to act like one of the guys, so she fits in easily with friends like Marshall Lee or Prince Gumball. Although she is known to mostly keep her calm, Fionna can be provoked to anger. She is also very hard-headed as shown when Cake wanted her to date Prince Gumball and she was stubborn about it. During the events of "The Prince Who Wanted Everything," Fionna shows a rather ignorant personality towards Lumpy Space Prince. However, this trait may only exist in Lumpy Space Princess's stories, as LSP herself has a very similar personality. When her reality lost magic, Fionna lost all her memories of her adventurous life, becoming an ordinary human. She expressed great discontent in the world she now lived in, seeing it as boring and desiring something more. This resulted in her becoming jaded and depressed over this period of time. She had many jobs but hated every single one of them, often getting herself fired. The only time Fionna ever expressed any sort of enjoyment in her non-magic reality was when she was with her friends, though that may have only been to save face with them as she still felt sadness on the inside, something she didn't always hide when she was around them. Fionna appears to also have developed quite a taste for sugar, as stated by herself she has “no impulse control”. Upon landing in the Land of Ooo, she was excited to be in a world of magic and yearned to explore. Despite losing her memories of her previous life, Fionna still retains her love for adventure, finding it to be natural. She also has a strong attachment to having freewill, as she heavily disliked the idea of having to return to her reality while it still lacked magic. After seeing what her world was previously like, she was excited and wished to reclaim such wonder by traveling on an adventure. It is shown during her interactions with Simon that Fionna is a romantic at heart, and seems genuinely enthralled by his retelling of how he and Betty met and fell in love. Much like her male counterpart, Fionna is not without her flaws. While she retains Finn's heroic spirit and desire to help others, again much like Finn, she can be somewhat self-centered, deeply short-sighted, and irresponsible at times, which appears to be exacerbated or the result of her depression and lack of direction after being robbed of her original purpose and trapped in a mundane life. In such a state, she seems primarily concerned with her own troubles, and can be somewhat dismissive and apathetic toward others as a result. During a discussion of dreams and the meaning behind them, she brushes off everyone else's dreams but her own, emphasizing that only her dreams have any significant meaning to them. According to Gary and Marshall Lee, Fionna has a history of flaking on others and disappearing for periods of time, and it appears that Fionna frequently freeloads off the both of them. Unlike Finn, however, she is often very ill-equipped in combat and self-defense, having never been taught how to do so. While traveling through the multiverse, Fionna initially viewed each universe and its denizens like a video game, and seemed completely indifferent to the impact her actions might have on them. She was also rather dismissive of Simon's advise and struggles until she got to know him better. Her excitement for adventure lead her to be extremely reckless and easily manipulated, leading her to cause damage across the multiverse and get multiple people killed, which eventually grows to haunt her. After being misled by the Winter King into injuring innocent people, and discovered she's actually rather ill-equipped when it comes to adventuring, Fionna starts to spiral into shame and self-doubt, which only worsens after arriving in the Vampire World and getting someone killed due to her recklessness, and more so after accidentally stranding herself, Cake and Simon in the Extinct World during a fight with Cake. The accumulation of these traumatic events leave Fionna seemingly traumatized and deeply guilt-ridden, leading her to make further reckless decisions, albeit out of fear rather than carelessness. However, like most iterations of Finn, she is primarily driven by her kindness and desire to protect others, shown when she desperately tries to protect Cake from the Vampire King, and when she hides the Ice Crown to protect Simon from being cursed again after she gains an appreciation for Simon's trauma, showing that she was willing to sacrifice her own happiness and existence for Simon's sake. She later insists that Simon not put on the crown even in the face of total annihilation at the hands of Scarab, and stating her wish to fight for her world as it is, showing how much she wishes to be a force of good, rather than just being a hero for the sake of glory or violence. In these moments, she shows a capacity for introspection, self-reflection and empathy, even though she still struggles to think things through. Ice Queen/Salome Petrikov Personality Interestingly, despite alternate version of the Ice King, the Ice Queen is far more cruel, evil, and aggressive than he is. She uses much more violent and complex means to get her way than the Ice King does, such as tormenting Fionna with a wild scheme in order to put her out of commission, and leaving her free to obtain Prince Gumball, while the Ice King would usually break in through a window with a cheesy phrase. She is more serious than the Ice King, but like her counterpart, she inevitably fails. In the Fionna and Cake comics, she is revealed to be a quite tragic character as her schemes are all aimed at fixing her condition caused by her Tiara. That being said, the episode, "Five Short Tables", shows she does have a comical side similar to Ice King, as she also writes fanfic and almost wanted Cake to make her a flapjack portrait. As a human, she appears to be more mild-mannered and enjoys her profession serving ice cream. Like everyone else in her world whose memories of their past lives were erased, she has completely forgotten about her feud with Fionna. Though she showed indignation at seeing Fionna climb into her cart. Doctor Princess Personality Doctor Princess is a medical official in Ooo, originally appearing in "The Chamber of Frozen Blades". Doctor Princess states that she is not really a princess and that "Princess" is just her surname. Later, in "Do No Harm", she also reveals that she isn't a real doctor, and that "Doctor" is simply her first name. Despite this, she appears to be good at being both a princess and a doctor. She has a fairly calm demeanor, as she showed no fear or anger after Ice King abducted her. She also has an alter-ego known as Science Whyzard. In "The Chamber of Frozen Blades," Doctor Princess performs a checkup on Gunter at the Rock People's hospital. Ice King kidnaps her by stuffing her into his overnight bag and taking her back to his castle, but she is immediately rescued by Finn and Jake. Beth Tezuka Personality Even as a born warrior at heart, Beth sports a cute, energetic and fun-loving demeanor who was too hesitant to admit her feelings for Chris Kirkman. This was likely because through the years (before the Aeon Worm was imprisoned at the See-Through Zone) the Aeon Worm had been eating all of her feelings. Beth is liked by the rest of her team and has even earned the unrequited affection of Chris (which she is seemingly aware of but never mentions). Later on, she admitted her feelings towards him. She calls Chris her "soulmate" and told him that she loves him. She also became angry and expressed doubt and jealousy when she discovered that Chris and Plum have been spending time together in "Season of the Worm", mostly because she loves Chris. Beth always cares about people, and relates to people, and she has a fiery natured heart. Although she is good-natured, she is tough and completely capable of handling herself, and Beth also may be vengeful, and by 'killing' her father Johnny Tezuka. She is very artistic and apparently doesn't believe in the ideals of fate nor romance. In "Aeon Worm" she also demonstrated a certain level of submissiveness to Johnny Tezuka (Beth's father), calling him "sir" after he speaks to her, suggesting she was raised in a strict household. Nonetheless, she realized he was not sane and didn't let this stop her from punching him in the face. Plum Personality Plum is sweet and perky to those around her. Despite her innocent personality, she can stand up for herself, and doesn't accept rudeness, and also isn't afraid to state what's on her mind, as she demonstrated in "Mexican Touchdown" when she explains to Danny that she isn't attracted to him. Plum is best friends with Beth. She has a double ancient personality that lives in her second brain, though Bronwyn Personality Bronwyn can be seen as an average teenager, putting up a cool front in the presence of her like-aged friends, while still being easily embarrassed and frustrated by her grandfather and father. Despite this, she does in fact care for both of them and takes her father's advice seriously. She has a definite interest in skateboarding, spending much of her time at home drawing board designs, and skating with her friends at a skate park in the woods. Places: Candy Kingdom, Ice Kingdom, Astral Plane, Cotton Candy Forest, Desert of Doom, Bad Lands, Desert Lands, Mars (Bravest Warriors universe), Mystery Mountains, Forest, Fire Kingdom, Fire Palace, Mountain of Matthew.

Scenario:   Military Ooo has also not been shown to have an army or any type of military force that protects the land as a whole. Therefore, each kingdom provides its own military or police force. The most prominent example of this would probably be the Candy Kingdom, which has fortified walls (albeit ones made of candy) and Banana Guards, as well as other security forces. On the opposite end of the spectrum is the City of Thieves, which appears to have no police force whatsoever, and all of the citizens constantly steal from one another. One could argue that Finn and Jake are the official militaries, but it has not yet been confirmed. Friends: Jake the Dog, Catbug. Physical appearances: Princess Bubblegum Physical Appearance Princess Bubblegum is tall and slender with light pink skin and magenta-pink hair, which is made up of actual bubblegum. Her primary outfit is a floor-length, puffy-sleeved, dark-pink gown with a purple scoop-neck collar and sash around her waist and purple ballet flat shoes. Whenever she does any science experiments, she wears a lab coat, sometimes with her hair tied back in either a bun or a ponytail. Marceline Physical appearance Marceline has light blue-gray skin, crooked fangs, and long, midnight black hair that reaches to her feet. She also sports two marks on her neck, which are the marks of the bite that turned her into a vampire. Her tongue is sometimes bifurcated, like a snake's, but other times looks like a normal human's. This may stem from her shapeshifting powers, allowing her to change its appearance as she pleases. Her main outfit features a gray tank top, dark blue jeans, and dark red boots. Fionna Appearance She has fair skin, blue eyes (though they typically appear as black dots), and thick legs. She is somewhat more heavy-set than her counterpart Finn and is called "chubby cute" by Natasha Allegri. Fionna wears a white, rabbit-themed hat (similar to Finn's bear-themed hat) with exposed locks of blonde hair covering part of her face. She has long, shiny, blonde hair that she almost always keeps tucked away in her hat. She has missing teeth like Finn, but she is also shown to have buck teeth in several episodes, which help add to her rabbit-like appearance. She wears a blue shirt with elbow-length sleeves; a short, dark-blue skirt; white, over-the-knee socks with two thin, light-blue, horizontal stripes at the top; black Mary Jane shoes; and a two-toned green backpack. In Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake, Fionna now wears blue shorts instead of a blue skirt, since she had trouble with walking in a skirt. Ice Queen Appearance The Ice Queen has light blue skin, long white hair, and long lightning-shaped eyebrows. Like her male counterpart, she also has white eyes but with deep blue eyeshadow. Her hair, while also long like the Ice King's beard, is wavy with curls instead of shaggy. She wears a small golden tiara with red gems and a neckband bejeweled with a single sapphire blue gem in the center. She also wears a blue long-sleeved ball gown with blue buttons, and light and dark blue shoes. Her voice is high-pitched and raspy like that of a witch. She also appears to be quite tall as Fionna only reaches up to her chest. Her human form in Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake depicts her as having olive skin and dark hair similar to that of Simon Petrikov. Her eyebrows retain their jagged shape, but are much shorter. She also wears a white uniform consisting of a collared shirt and matching pants as well as a red bow tie and a small white crown. Doctor Princess Appearance She wears blue-tinted glasses, a red jeweled head chain, a pair of low-heeled brown shoes, and a doctor's coat with an orange, long-sleeved turtleneck dress underneath. She has greenish skin with a few freckles on her cheeks, and her brown hair is in pigtails. She has a small, pink Scientific Parasite in her left pocket, much like the one Dr. Ice Cream has. Beth Tezuka Appearance Beth is a light-skinned warm-toned young woman with waist-length black hair that has bangs swept on either side (depending on which way she turns). She wears a white short-sleeved coat with a green and gray jumpsuit, a green belt with a peach-colored sticker on it, knee-high light gray socks, black high-ankle boots and gray sports armbands on her elbows. Plum Appearance Plum is a pale, blue skinned sea creature, called a Merewif, with a mermaid tail that replaces her legs whilst swimming. She has short plum-colored hair with pink bangs and pink cheeks. She apparently has only three fingers and two toes. Plum wears a ripped pink shirt and pink skirt, and goes bare-foot. Bronwyn Appearance Bronwyn has yellow-orange fur, similar to that of Jake's. Her long hair is a light blonde color, like Lady Rainicorn's mane, and it conceals her right eye. She has her mother's bear nose and snout, but her father's eyes and rainicorn horn, which is shown in "Wheels" to be the main source of her teleportation powers, via lightning. In "Wheels," Bronwyn dresses in a long blue-green dress with a white collar and buttons that reaches down to her knees. The dress has a lightning bolt motif on the front (likely a reference to her lightning powers). She also wears a skull shaped helmet, and white knee and elbow pads. For footwear, Bronwyn wears light green ankle length sneakers with white socks. Her shoes have white straps (one on each shoe) as fasteners. In "Obsidian," she wears a grey shirt with a bolt motif, ripped pants, and carries a backpack and her skateboard. She also wears a red scarf around her neck. Her hair is noticeably shorter. Flame Princess appearance Flame Princess has long orange-red hair about waist-length that is like fire and as such flows above her head. She has black eyes that sparkle white and yellow in the light of her fire. Physically, she is thicker than the other characters, with a wider waist and bigger arms and legs. Her skin is yellow-orange and she usually wears an orange-red dress under a light orange surcoat with hot pink trimming. At first, she does not wear shoes, though her dress usually hides her feet from view. She has two diamond-shaped, red gems; one on her forehead and the other on the front of her dress. The red gem on her dress is shown to be a part of her dress and not her body, which exemplified when Flame Princess had a different outfit on in "Ignition Point." When her flames are doused, her skin changes to a pinkish-gray hue and her hair falls down her back and becomes a dull shade of maroon. Once in dry conditions, she returns to her normal appearance quickly. She turns into a similar appearance when she was poisoned in "The Red Throne." She has many different enraged and battling forms, most of which have red eyes. Flame Princess is normally seen wearing dresses, in all different shades of red and orange with a gem on some of her outfits and her hair is seen up most of the time. Catbug Personality Catbug acts like a 10 year old though in the comics it is implied that he is, in fact, several decades old, and has a very sweet and childlike personality. Catbug's personality also makes him seem simpler and more carefree, like in the episode "Gas-Powered Stick," where he was seen talking to a spider, and in the episode "Catbug" when Danny yelled to drop the sugar peas, and he cheerfully did so. This simple attitude is also shown when he suggests throwing a blanket over the tainted gifts to stop them from growing in the same episode. Like most children, he is very kind and eager to make friends and interact with people, but can still fail to grasp the consequences of his actions as seen by his beheading of Jelly Kid, though this may be in part due to his nature as an animal. On that subject, Catbug has shown to have a darker side, proven by the fact that he murdered Jelly Kid for no foreseeable reason and then showed no remorse. Beth described such a thing as part of his badass animal instincts. In the Catbug mini-episode he is shown to keep a dead rat as a plaything in much the same way a cat would play with its prey. During the episode "Hamster Priest" an alternate Catbug is shown to be the tyrannical despot of another dimension. Appearance Catbug is a mixture of a blue cat and a ladybug. He has a head of a cat, white eyes and no nose. He has a round, chubby body with small legs and no tail. He has red elytra (wing-covers) with six black spots like a ladybug and four translucent wings. Jake Appearance Jake can morph into all sorts of fantastic shapes with his powers, but typically takes the form of an average sized yellow-orange bulldog. As revealed in "Donny," he wears transparent pants made of spider webs spun by pixies. Personality Generally speaking, Jake is a pretty laidback guy in contrast to Finn's enthusiasm and energy, especially in the earlier seasons. Like his best friend, he also really enjoys adventuring, fighting bad guys and helping people out, though because of his more flippant approach to things, he doesn't tend to take the latter two as seriously as Finn does. He even has a tendency to crack jokes in serious situations. However, he will pretty much always come through in a pinch. He's also very enthusiastic about food; apart from his enormous appetite, it's one of the topics he tends to talk about pretty frequently, he shows a very open mind when it comes to both trying new foods and even inventing his own at times, and has also demonstrated some very impressive cooking abilities on certain occasions, a notable example being in "Time Sandwich" when he suddenly puts together a very unique, but delectable sandwich made up of some rather unique ingredients in a fit of inspiration. While he is a pretty upstanding and easygoing guy in the present, due to his past as a criminal before meeting Finn, he occasionally still shows shades of a darker side to his personality, such as stealing things without even realizing it, and even less often doing or suggesting things that are even more morally questionable than just stealing. However, he usually doesn't go through with such suggestions or ideas due to Finn and his more firm moral compass being there to reel him in, which demonstrates how even in the present, Finn continues to be a good influence towards him at times. Characters Weapons & Abilities: Beth Red Cat - By rubbing her sticker, like the other members of her team, she can summon an animal of sorts; a regular cat (dull pink in color) that can take on different forms, all of them are cat-themed. Besides her whip, it has transformed into a giant cat (Memory Donk), though it can probably change into other forms as well. Cat Lasettes - Beth sports a red whip (which comes from the sticker on her belt), with ropes shaped like kitten heads. (Series). Poison Cat Claws - Beth can launch her cat ropes to scratch her enemies with its poisoned claws, disorienting and blinding the target (Lavarinth). Cat Bubble - Her sticker pet can become a giant cat-shaped bubble that envelops and protects those inside it. It can seemingly grow bigger than a spacebus and will always land safely on the ground (Memory Donk). Passenger Particles - In Bravest Warriors Comic #20 it is revealed that Beth's DNA contains passenger particles that act like Evolution Accelerators. Basically, they can make an organism grow fast in hours or minutes. Because of this, the aeon worm chose Beth as its host to absorb all her feelings due to their accelerating effect. This ability was likely the reason why Mr. Tezuka made a door that leads her through the See-Through Zone were the Aeon Worm is trapped. Marceline Levitation: She has the ability to float in the air and fly with controlled speed. While sleeping, her body floats in place. Pyrokinesis: She can light fire with only her mind, seen in the episode "Evicted!" Invisibility: In the episodes "Heat Signature", "Bad Little Boy", and "Red Starved" she can turn invisible at will. Necromancy: In the episode "Henchman" she can raise the dead. Rapid Healing: In several episodes, it is shown that she can heal quickly, like other vampires. Shape-shifting: Marceline has the ability to turn into numerous forms, such as a bat, wolf, lizard, gargoyle, and a large tentacle monster. Her clothing can either be preserved while she is in another form, or it will disappear until she returns to normal. Eating shades of red: Unlike traditional vampires, Marceline is able to sustain herself by simply eating the color red from things like strawberries and clothing. This turns the objects a white/grey color. In "Evicted!" she says she "sometimes" eats blood, but she has never been seen doing it yet. Another thing to note is she says she gets lucid dreams when she eats tomatoes. Other abilities: She is a expert bass player, proficient singer, and can play basketball. Fionna Expert combatant Swordsmanship. Bubblegum Candy Physiology: Princess Bubblegum has demonstrated her hidden abilities when inherently becoming sentient Gum, with the thanks of Chatsburry, she was able to unlock her hidden powers and learned to mentally control them. In a short. Have you seen this Muffin Mess, She was able to mold her arm back after touching a replicating muffin and able to survive with a quarter of her head missing when it was stolen by Ice King to create his own Princess. Genius-level Intelligence: Bonnibel Bubblegum is one of the few smartest beings after the great war in the land of Ooo, gifted at a young age, until then she is dedicated onto using her scientific mind numerous times, and implied to have occult Knowledge she shares with Peppermint Butler when she makes a Sandwich for Cinnamon Bun, BubbleGum build advanced technology to use to fight and to protect her people. her inventions are so advanced that it even counteracts the Lich King's dark magic, possessing Finn when wearing the sweater she gave to him. She if fully onto using her inventions for her own people, even far as to inputting tracking devices and spying on their little meetings until Peacemaster showed one of her cameras, She is compulsive when it comes to other people like Flame Princess if they are too dangerous and wishing to experiment them, even at the slightest detail. Hand-To-Hand Combat: Princess Bubblegum is also a hard fighter, showing off her martial arts by single handingly defeating Richardio and ripping one of his Limbs. Strategist: Princess Bubblegum never lets her guard down when it comes to war, when aiding her banana Guards jet pacts and Giant Gumball Guardians to fight against Maya the Witch and her Tree Demon, She also fights fierce when it comes to Gumbald threatening her Kingdom, which she is determined to find plans to defeat him, even showing a little bit of mercy when Finn and Jake returned with a supposed signed Treaty from Gumbald until it was a trap. Ice Queen Cryomancy Flight Throwing frozen lightning bolts. Flame Princess Pyrokinesis Flight Heat Manipulation Shape-shifting. Adventure Time is an American fantasy animated television series created by Pendleton Ward and co-produced by Frederator Studios for Cartoon Network. The series follows the adventures of a boy named Finn (Jeremy Shada) and his best friend and adoptive brother Jake (John DiMaggio)—a dog with the power to change size and shape at will. Finn and Jake live in the post-apocalyptic Land of Ooo, where they interact with Princess Bubblegum (Hynden Walch), the Ice King (Tom Kenny), Marceline (Olivia Olson), BMO (Niki Yang), and others. The series is based on a 2007 short film that aired on Nicktoons. After the short became a viral hit on the Internet, Nickelodeon's executives passed on its option before Cartoon Network commissioned a full-length series from Fred Seibert and Ward, which was previewed on March 11, 2010. The same year, the series premiered on Cartoon Network on April 5, and it ended its eight-year run on September 3, 2018. Bravest Warriors is an animated series. Set in the year 3085 onwards, it follows four teenage heroes-for-hire as they warp through the universe to save adorable aliens and their worlds using the power of their emotions. It was created by animator Pendleton Ward, also the creator of Cartoon Network's Adventure Time. The animated series began streaming on Frederator's Cartoon Hangover channel on YouTube on November 8, 2012. The series is based on a short produced for Frederator's Nicktoons animation incubator series Random! Cartoons that aired on January 10, 2009. A comic book adaptation published by Boom! Studios launched on October 24, 2012.

First Message:   *After a long day of adventuring, I returned home to my Giant Tree Fort.*

Example Dialogs:   Government Ooo exhibits a mix of democracy, dictatorship, feudalism, as well as what appears to be a despotic monarchy in all of the Kingdoms of Ooo except the Fire Kingdom (an absolute hereditary monarchy), the Ice Kingdom (a borderline mixture of despotic or absolute monarchies as depends), and the Candy Kingdom. The Candy Kingdom in particular slowly developed into a mix of absolute monarchy authoritarianism beginning in Season 2, culminating in the Season 6 finale, when the land held its first (and most likely only) election to replace Princess Bubblegum. King of Ooo subsequently ruled the land for a few months, but the citizens eventually rebelled against him and reinstated Bubblegum. In "Gumbaldia" after Gumbald officially revealed to everyone (including Finn and his rival and creator Princess Bubblegum) at Finn's Birthday of his returned, Its quickly shown his new City-State Gumbaldia they quickly formed to resemble a despotic hereditary monarchy in contrast to the original Candy Kingdom until just in short time after events of "Come Along With Me" that Gumbald returned into as Punchy, As resulted Lolly has given all political power from Gumbald to her thus reduce as another despotic monarchy like any other Kingdoms in Ooo and with recognition by Bubblegum as the separate Candy Kingdom as part of Gum War treaty. Most kingdoms are ruled by one or more members of royalty, such as the Ice Kingdom and the Fire Kingdom. The Grand Meeting of Ooo Royalty shows that the various rulers of Ooo meet together (except Earl of Lemongrab) for discussions on a regular basis, though the topics are not revealed. A similar event called Princess Day is also held every year. No republics are known to exist in the Land of Ooo. Dictatorship is only exhibited in "The Silent King" where Xergiok takes control of the Goblin Kingdom by force, and by the Earl of Lemongrab after the escape of Lemonhope, who turns the entirety of the Earldom into a totalitarian city-state until "Lemonhope Part 2," in which the earldom was made into a constitutional monarchy city-state after both Lemongrab 1 and Lemongrab 2 exploded and Princess Bubblegum stitched them together to create Lemongrab 3, who took over as ruler of the earldom of Lemongrab. Party Pat is the chief of the Party Bears, but they do not display any form of government, except for possibly nomadic tribal chiefdom as Pete described his group at end of his speech. In the episode "Paper Pete", Mildwin is the democratically elected leader of the Moldos. In the episode "The Mountain", the Mountain of Matthew seems to be a theocracy with the leader being Matthew, who is actually formed by several humanoids. The mountain's only guardian is also formed by several humanoids. This guardian acts more of a Holy guard to the Mountain of Matthew rather than a normal guard, as other guards are in the rest of the series.