The original Adventure Time series ran on Cartoon Network from 2010 to 2018 and followed the adventures of Finn the Human, Jake the Dog and their friends in the magical land of Ooo. The fourth and final special, called Wizard City, will be coming this Fall. The series’ titular characters first appeared in the season three episode of Adventure Time aptly titled “Fionna & Cake.” The 2011 episode introduced the gender-swapped versions of the show’s original characters, Finn the Human and Jake the Dog.Īdventure Time: Fionna & Cake adds to HBO Max’s roster of Adventure Time projects including four one-hour specials such as Adventure Time: Distant Lands, which launched in 2020. There was an episode where Shelby gets his tail cut off, and we’re like, ‘oh, what should his name be?’ Jokingly I was like, ‘Kent!’ And was like, ‘yeah, sure fine,’ and I thought, ‘oh wow, that was easy.’ So sometimes it’s pretty random, but definitely shoots down ideas where he goes, ‘I don’t think we need that character.'Dune: The Sisterhood': 'Game Of Thrones' & 'Obi-Wan' Star Indira Varma Joins HBO Max & Legendary Prequel Series As Empress Natalya We did an episode a couple seasons ago with a princess pot luck and all the princesses were hanging out, and was just like ‘bounce house princess!’ Sometimes it seems really random and weird. “Usually it’s just ,” the producer explained on what it’s like to create the imaginative characters featured on Adventure Time, “’s in all the story meetings, a lot of times he has an idea of what he wants to do, or Adam Muto, who’s kind of running the show now, he spends a lot of time thinking about the mythology and who he wants to introduce. It just seems like Adventure Time is the kind of show wants to keep going as long as people are watching.”
I think we’re at 200 episodes and just started writing season seven, but my first job was on SpongeBob and that’s still going. “We had a meeting with publishers the other day,” began Osborne on the show’s success and continued airing despite the norm for most animated programs being three to four years, “and they said, ‘one of the titles we’re talking about is The Art of Ooo: Seasons 6-10’ and we all went, ‘what?’ I think this is the longest eleven minute comedy that’s been on Cartoon Network. ’ So it was very infectious when he would talk about it, so I kind of had a feeling, but it’s surreal to see people dressed up as characters and see a float in the, it’s crazy. Fred Seibert was really supportive of it, and he would talk about it and say ‘this is gonna change television, and I really believe in. “I was a big fan of the pilot,” said Osborne when asked if he ever expected Adventure Time to become the massive phenomenon that it has, “I thought, ‘this show has to go,’ and I kind of felt like it was gonna blow up. At New York Comic-Con, series writer and artist Kent Osborne sat down to discuss the possibility of a feature film, longevity and the process the team goes through in creating the series' imaginative world. Set in the magical Land of Ooo, the series follows the journey of Jake The Dog and Finn The Human as they roam the land for things to do and creatures to interact with. The Simpsons, South Park, every few years an animated series comes along that defies expectation to become a phenomenon, and the most recent example is that of Cartoon Netowrk’s long-running 15-minute based program, Adventure Time.
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