Give A Fucking Smile

Drugs are expensive, smiles are free

[exiledsummer]

lexcorp president lex luthor found disemboweled and there's also a dog

[ube-kun]

Sort of a continuation of that stupid joke about terminally offline Clark

[catchymemes]

[scary-bambi]

@originofsin here. Enjoy.

[jswatson]

hardest moment in all of adventure time

[cherrybeachbum]

凸( •̀_•́ )凸

[phuongdp0376]

[thev0idhaseyes]

The way she got so heated the moment Fionna accused her man of god murder 😭

[twilightofthesandwiches]

Right from the start, Adventure Time loved subverting, parodying and deconstructing tropes from Fantasy and Fairy Tales. In a way, doing a whole sub-plot that is a take-off on the True Love's Kiss trope feels like the most Classic Adventure Time in the whole of 'Fionna and Cake' so far.

Especially as this is all happening as Finn's actual current Love Interest is trying to do anything she can under impossible odds to save him, and his best platonic friends are fighting tirelessly for his life. In a way, these are their own kinds of True Love helping to save the day, aren't they?

It also highlight that, like, while the Mainworld and Pre-Simonification Fionnaworld had similar levels of magic… The Mainworld of Ooo has always been on some level more 'grounded' than the magical version of Fionnaworld, which, as a result of being Prismo's little self-indulgent writing project or maybe some influence of Ice King's childishly romantic subconscious, tend to play these Fairy-Tale Tropes more straightforwardly.

This scene obviously calls to mind Finn and Flame Princess' kiss from 'Burning Low'...

But that was closer to Marceline's whole idea of 'Magic CPR' or the idea that Huntress Wizard finding the cure is equivalent to a True Love's Kiss. Finn giving literally Flame Princess more air is what 'revived' her, rather than some sort of Love Magic.... Although of course, giving her the air from his lungs was in itself an act of love.

But still, the difference remains that Flame Prince was out of that airlocked chamber for like 10 seconds before Fionna kissed him, so it really puts the emphasis more on the act of the kiss, rather than any physical lack of air. Also the whole story surrounding the kiss is a generally a much more straightforward and simple adventure about beating the baddie than the emotionally fraught and intense 'Burning Low'.

Fionna would never be able to return to that fantasy world where she thrived. Even other worlds of magic and wonder have a dash of the Reality-ness that she's struggling against.

[chromojoy]

Bunch of doodles i made just to see how quickly i could get lineart done

[twilightofthesandwiches]

If there's one thing Finn is bad at.... it's forgetting people.

[phuongdp0376]

Dummy

[blenselche]

Thinking about Fionna-world Tiffany, might've been Cake's original owner? We see Cake eating out of the trash, maybe she was a street cat while Tiff was doing a brief stint for shoplifting and that's when Fionna takes her in.

ps im finally running out of unique antlers to give HW lol. have a fallow-HW. Might move on to antelopes or something next.

[sootchild]

[teeth--wizard]

comic about huntress' gross root fingers

[sailor-sunshine]

With all the finn and huntress wizard we're getting id like to remind yall of this exerpt from the enchiridion

[blenselche]

someone had to make the couch joke eventually

[simplysparrow14]

I think there’s something to be said about the fact that Finn has been kissed by all of Ooo’s magical princess’ who—in a different story— would contribute and solidify themselves as Finn’s One True Love with their True Loves Kiss. But in reality, none of them have the power — Not even arguably his most fleshed out love, Flame Princess.

Because Finn’s true love isn’t a princess. She’s a lowly huntress who’s so afraid of planting roots in Finn’s world that she can’t even communicate that they’re a *something*

[twilightofthesandwiches]

This sure is a grim picture of Finn's mental health.

I mean, like… Farmworld Finn has got his fair share of Issues, like, a lot of them. On the surface he's the more obviously emotionally traumatized Finn... and this was somewhat reflected in the ricketiness of the boards of his brainspace, the way he is literally wallowing in his late wife's Hunter's Stew, literally wallowing in her memory…

But his brain still feels like a home, being designed after his house, and the soup might be his grief but it's also the warmth and comfort of a loved one's memory. And there is room in it for calm and relief, for appreciating that he is truly free of the Crown.

Mainworld Finn's head is nothing but gray concrete and Neutrality, all of the adventure and color and excitement are inherently obviously fictional.

A television and inside of it a stage play, so it's doubly fictional. Really drives home how much Finn has just been going through the motions, pretending to be the person he used to be, since Jake died.