just remembered the circumstances of his floating adrift at sea as a baby and realized finn is the most equipped to deal with life changing events. that's why seeing him feel trauma hurts
Jake saying "citizens arrest" while having his hands on his hips and then running over to see a man killing himself by inflating his body with cheese takes the cake for the most fucked up scene IMO.
The way you don’t see the guy explode to death from stuffing himself with cheese, and instead just see Jake’s horrified expression makes this part as funny as it is horrendous
Man, I've seen too much for this show to affect me. I see that thing and immediately remember the whole post-postapocalypse thing. Heck, it's not even the weirdest example I've ever seen of a mutated male cow with udders due to a nuclear apocalypse and mysterious pre-war mutagens.
Sure, "Adventure Time" is known for its whimsical, surreal, and often confusing moments. Here are a few that tend to puzzle many viewers: 1. **The Origin of The Lich**: The Lich is one of the main antagonists in the series, but his origins are somewhat cryptic. His emergence from a comet and his connection to the "Catalyst Comet" are explained over various episodes, yet the full implications remain elusive. 2. **Time Travel and Alternate Timelines**: Episodes like "Finn the Human" and "Jake the Dog" introduce alternate timelines and dimensions, creating a complex web of reality that can be hard to follow. 3. **Finn's Missing Arm**: Throughout the series, there are several instances where Finn loses his arm, only for it to be restored or replaced in different ways. The exact reasons and outcomes can be confusing, especially with the involvement of characters like the Grass Sword and the Finn Sword. 4. **The Enchiridion and The Multiverse**: The Enchiridion is a mysterious book with great power, and its role in the show is tied to various cosmic events and characters like Prismo and the Cosmic Owl. The multiverse theory in "Adventure Time" adds layers of complexity to the storyline. 5. **The Mushroom War**: The backstory of the Mushroom War, which led to the post-apocalyptic world of Ooo, is revealed in bits and pieces. The exact nature of the war, its causes, and its aftermath remain somewhat ambiguous. 6. **The Nature of Magic Man**: Magic Man, a trickster with powerful magic, has a convoluted backstory involving his transformation into Normal Man and his relationship with his brother, Glob. His motivations and actions often leave viewers scratching their heads. 7. **The Relationship Between Princess Bubblegum and Marceline**: The history and depth of Princess Bubblegum and Marceline's relationship are explored over several seasons, but their past and the nuances of their bond can be confusing, especially given the show's nonlinear storytelling. 8. **The Existence of Humans**: Finn is supposedly the last human in Ooo, but other humans appear throughout the series, including in the "Islands" miniseries. The fate of humanity and the presence of other humans are revealed gradually, often raising more questions than answers. 9. **The Cosmic Entities**: Characters like Prismo, the Lich, GOLB, and the various beings in the Time Room have complex roles in the universe's balance. Their interactions and the rules governing them are often left deliberately vague. 10. **The True Nature of Ooo**: Ooo itself is a land full of mysteries, with its geography, history, and inhabitants constantly shifting and evolving in ways that defy straightforward explanation. These moments and themes contribute to the rich, enigmatic tapestry of "Adventure Time," making it a show that's both captivating and perplexing.
