If they never made them the lesbian vampire and gum girl and just kept them as the German speaking princess and the vampire girl with a crush on Finn this may have been something to look forward too.
domestic abuse arc incoming?
Marceline is going to go down on PBG whenever she needs something to chew.
Imagine if they made a spinoff of the gender bent sunshine/grumpy or light/dark trope and didn't screw it up. They would have an immediate fanbase of loyal shippers. They love that M/F dynamic. I think they burned any good will from their previous spin offs and rewriting their own canon for anyone to care about this.
Yeah, I was expecting it to be like an island of Ogygia situation, where the Percy Jackson retelling has it as a prison with a 'one at a time' policy (bar calypso herself) and only getting to leave after bonding with calypso and having to make the emotional sacrifice of never seeing her again, with them leaving guaranteed to happen by fate. With a title like 'forgotten island' I thought the island would be a bit more, well, forgotten. The villian actually looks cool (has 'aura') at least.
He got a MJ nosejob.
Your ideas sound more interesting than whatever the story is about. The villain does look cool but I'm sure millennial humor will defeat the bad guy and they ride back home on the bus singing 80's or 90's pop songs.
Remember when Bubblegum wasn't a 1000 year old demi-goddess and Finn was treated like a small adult rather than a genuine child going through yet another coming of age story? [For god's sake, they literally played cats in the cradle in the trailer for the episode about his daddy issues.]
I'm confused why we need this when we already have a pre-midquel happening with the same show. How much more can they squeeze out of this thing?
We're finally getting Korgoth boys!!!!!
I stopped watching the show around the third season. When exactly did Princess Bubblegum and Marceline become a couple?
Say what?
Counter point, did you see Primal. Even if the last season didn't quite stick the land the show was pure kino. That was Cartoon Network(although the fear of Amazon is legitimate)
As if Inside Job wasn't a netflix version or rip off of Rick and Morty.
This and Sidequests made me think they're losing the younger audience and are trying to get them back. I didn't grow up with AT but watched it when I was out of that age bracket. It was cute and I liked the surreal humor and visuals. I ended up dropping it for whatever reason around season 4-5. There was a tonal shift and Finn was becoming less and less important.
There is a multitude of answers, but in reality, someone snuck a kiss into the final and that is what made it official. Before then it was implied at best, but not really a thing.
They are splitting up the series to appeal to both new fans (Side Quests) and old fans with the miniseries. The series aged up with the audience, so they are keeping up with their original demographic who watch it in 2010 and want more story and answers from the original series. It is a good compromise to keep the series relevant.
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I gave Pets a 2/10. It was like nails on a chalkboard for me. Unwatchable and annoying.
It's depressing but my ratings are influenced by the thought of, "Would I ever watch it again if I had to?" and I would.
Funny enough, I have the opposite views of those movies but my rating standard is the same as yours. On car trips I can stand Pets but not Pratt's Garfield because of the horrid sound mixing but the kids like it so it's in rotation.
