Finn once played hide and seek with him and forgot about the hiding droid for a couple of months, and Ice King can’t even remember his existence, and once kidnapped him thinking he was BMO. NEPTR is in the same outsider boat, as he was created physically by Finn, but brought to life by Ice King’s magic, and considers both of them father figures, which hasn’t been easy on the little guy.
BMO loves to play at being human not being a little boy or girl specifically, much to the delight of speculators and fans who love to read gender issues in BMO episodes, but just as a human that pees, brushes its teeth–he even pantomimed pregnancy by putting an egg in a cup and taping it to his belly. It was a stroke of genius on the writers’ part to have the robots as our fly’s eyes on the wall, as they have an intriguing relationship towards Adventure Time‘s non-mechanical cast, and towards humanity in general. Because he’s not an artist at all–he’s Jake’s sleepwalking tail.Īpparently, the tail does this nightly, or at least often enough for BMO to know of it and invite NEPTR along for the ride. In this case, the necessity of lampshading such heavy subject matter as a silly sleepwalking adventure adds to the theme of the uncertainty of the artist’s identity and role, both to the audience and to himself. The episode picks apart the plight of the artist in mainstream culture, who struggles to retain both identity and integrity in the face of popular demand. “Sad Face” follows in sort of the same vein, as a tribute both to the elegant simplicity of classic cinema, and also by virtue of its affecting, greyscale atmosphere and Lynchian surrealism. It’s the eponymous time again!Īdventure Time has put out multiple noir homages so far, such as “BMO Noire,” in which BMO riles up the (imaginary) criminal underworld of the Treehouse to find Finn’s missing sock, and the lovely “Rootbeer Guy,” a Hitchcock-style case of surreal events which force an average joe to peel back the layers of mundane, urban life to get at truth. Judging by the smile in Hue’s face, I’m sure he loves every single bit of his party.On last Monday night’s episode of Adventure Time, “Sad Face,” Jake’s tail goes on a somnambulant adventure as the circus performer ‘Blue Nose,’ who contends with a slave-driving ringmaster and a merciless audience, all as BMO and NEPTR look on. These BMO lunchbags are too darn cute! I’m sure the kids were super excited to grab one. It’s a nice way to bring a little fun to their snaps. Good thing they have these character eye masks for guests to wear. Their photo op setup looks stunning as well.
I like how they cleverly incorporated the characters in these gamebooths. If you’re a fan of this show, you’ll definitely see the connection. It looks pretty rad and to think that it is quite simple and inexpensive to do, as well. I actually like their chalkboard photo gallery. This will definitely earn lots of loving from Finn and Jake, and BMO, too. Righteous! Take a look at Hue’s birthday cake. I also like how these “HUE” piñata-ish letter standees gave a splash of color to the overall look. Just to show you how much fun Hue’s party was, different Candy Land inhabitants were all present to join the celebration as seen in their table setup. From the different kooky characters down to Finn and Jake’s tree house, be sure to hang around with me as we enter the Land of Ooo via Hue’s fantastic party!Ĭheck out the Ice King, Princess B and Marceline, the Vampire Queen all ready to party.Ī super spectacular take on Finn and Jake’s Tree Fort, their stage setup takes us inside this dynamic duo’s home.
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I love how Jaz of Sweet Nest Candy Buffet mashed up the different elements of this tv series with her own personal style and luckily, the team of Little J Photography captured every detail. One exciting adventure awesomely translated to one epic party, Hue’s party is one for the books. I can honestly hear Finn and Jake blurting out their “Oh my glob, you guys!” line here. You may tweak the color palette a little to give it a warmer feel or add some new elements, perhaps? Such is the case in Hue’s amazing Adventure Time themed party. The thing I like about parties is that one can have the same theme but the end result can be very different.
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