Adventure Time (2010)
Adventure Time is a 2010 animation series created by Pendleton Ward. It stars Jeremy Shada, John DiMaggio and Tom Kenny.
Finn is the last human boy in the Land of Ooo, and Jake is his best friend, a dog who can stretch and reshape himself into whatever the moment calls for. Together they wander a candy-colored post-something world hunting adventure: helping princesses, poking at magic, tangling with whatever weirdness the land throws up. Underneath the loose, doodly humor sits a surprisingly big and melancholy world that the show reveals slowly. It swings from pure silliness to real tenderness without warning. Endlessly inventive, and warmer than its random surface suggests.
Quick answers
What is Adventure Time about?
Finn is the last human boy in the Land of Ooo, and Jake is his best friend, a dog who can stretch and reshape himself into whatever the moment calls for. Together they wander a candy-colored post-something world hunting adventure: helping princesses, poking at magic, tangling with whatever weirdness the land throws up. Underneath the loose, doodly humor sits a surprisingly big and melancholy world that the show reveals slowly. It swings from pure silliness to real tenderness without warning. Endlessly inventive, and warmer than its random surface suggests.
When was Adventure Time released?
Adventure Time was released on 5 April 2010.
How many episodes does Adventure Time have?
Adventure Time has 279 episodes across 10 seasons.
Who made Adventure Time?
Adventure Time was created by Pendleton Ward.
Where can I watch Adventure Time?
Adventure Time is available on DirecTV On Demand, HBO (Via Hulu), HBO Max, Hulu, MAX (Via Amazon Prime) and Google Play.
Where to watch Adventure Time
Stream: DirecTV On Demand, HBO (Via Hulu), HBO Max, Hulu, MAX (Via Amazon Prime)
Rent: Google Play
Buy: Amazon, AppleTV, Fandango at Home, Google Play
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Cast
- Jeremy Shada as Finn the Human (voice)
- John DiMaggio as Jake the Dog (voice)
- Tom Kenny as Ice King (voice)
- Hynden Walch as Princess Bubblegum (voice)
- Olivia Olson as Marceline the Vampire Queen (voice)
- Niki Yang as BMO / Lady Rainicorn (voice)
- Pendleton Ward as Lumpy Space Princess (voice)
- Polly Lou Livingston as Tree Trunks (voice)
- Ava Acres as Young Marceline (voice)
- Justin Roiland as Earl of Lemongrab (voice)
- Kumail Nanjiani as Prismo (voice)
- Emo Philips as Cuber (voice)
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A few thoughts on Adventure Time
Ready to roam Ooo yourself, Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion turns Finn and Jake's world into an open sea to explore. For the same tender, hand-drawn strangeness on film, The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse trades the jokes for quiet kindness but keeps the wandering heart.
Play Finn and Jake: the Adventure Time games
Adventure Time hands so much of its joy to just wandering Ooo with Finn and Jake, so these games let you do the wandering yourself. Dungeon crawls, a pirate voyage across the Enchiridion, open-world investigations, even a tower-defense mashup, all built from the show's candy-colored land and loose, doodly humor.
Whimsical fantasy-world books to get lost in
Adventure Time hides a big, melancholy world under the silliness, and these books share its taste for strange kingdoms and odd small heroes. Grab the Land of Ooo tie-ins and Marceline's story, then wander further into the shipwrecked islands of The Unwanteds, The Purple Emperor and The Great Unexpected.
Adventure cartoons with a huge world revealed slowly
Half of Adventure Time is the pull of an enormous world uncovered one weird corner at a time. These animated series share that hunger to explore, from Avatar's four nations and Hunter x Hunter's endless journey to the everyday quests of Miraculous and Rick and Morty's reckless hops across reality.
Gentle animated films about odd friendships
Under the jokes, Adventure Time is really about a boy and his shape-shifting dog looking out for each other. These animated films carry the same warmth about unlikely friendships and found family, easy company for anyone who stayed for Finn and Jake more than the monsters.