So, quick poll: great episode, or greatest episode?
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I'm actually really glad that we hadn't seen Marcelline for so long, if they were building to that. I can't wait to see how they're going to top it.
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I liked how the first commercial after the episode was for the Lich. You have this heartwarming episode with this emotional ending, and the first thing you see after that is this abrupt image of the Lich's creepy face. No-ice!
I liked how the first commercial after the episode was for the Lich. You have this heartwarming episode with this emotional ending, and the first thing you see after that is this abrupt image of the Lich's creepy face. No-ice!
For a few seconds, I thought the whole thing was a dream.
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Barney Stinson? Doesn't he have a sing along blog?
Also, Jay T. Dawgzone better make a physical appearance in one of these episodes. Or maybe he was from before the Great Mushroom War. Man, that be sad: the only literature that survived was his.
Came off as a Grerald Alper one to me, considering he has a book literaly called Control Games (that I only know off because it's on a shelf in my room.)
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Pokonic look what you have done! You fool, you`ve doomed us all!
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Oh Pokonic, never change. And never become my D.M.
Barney Stinson? Doesn't he have a sing along blog?
Also, Jay T. Dawgzone better make a physical appearance in one of these episodes. Or maybe he was from before the Great Mushroom War. Man, that be sad: the only literature that survived was his.
Came off as a Grerald Alper one to me, considering he has a book literaly called Control Games (that I only know off because it's on a shelf in my room.)
Oh wow. That's hilarious.
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Those could all be books written after the Great Mushroom War.
True, but i don't know why you would jump to that conclusion... i mean if VHS tapes(along with numerous other relics) survived then i don't see why books wouldn't have. Not to mention an interesting detail about the library is that its buried partly underground and thus actually evidence that the building itself might pre-date the mushroom war
And besides... From this episode, we know of at least one other book that we know for sure that pre-dates the mushroom war
I found a blown-up picture of that newspaper clipping and did a transcription of what I could read. Not including the caption.
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SIMON PETRIKOV UNEARTHS ANCIENT TREASURE
Silly Man Returns From Expedition With Marginally Exciting Discovery
By Bruce Guese
Andersonsonian Standard
It was [a _____] morning that greeted the [gathering] of hard-drinking journalists and curious pigeons. The impromptu press conference was conven[ient for?] professor of archaeology and bon vivant Simon Petrikov. You may remember Petrikov for that thing Fa[__]u[__]nva. Well that guy is [back] from his [____] expedition in the [Hindu _____] or whatever.
With much pomp Petrikov unveiled the most significant [piece] from the dig to a rapt audience. [Turns] out it was just a book. A ratty-looking leatherbound manual whose title [Petrikov] had translated as 'The Enchiridion'.
The cover [impressed?] with a still life and inset [with] a variety of gems was alright to look at.
"The book seems to contain rules of [______]
The pic cut off there.
But look at the reporter's name. Bruce Guese? Choose Goose? Coincidence? I think not.
Also turns out that the newspaper was called the Andersonsonian Standard.
Simon is an Archaeologist, he finds the Enchiridion and, presumably, the Crown.
My personal theory is that the discovery of the Enchiridion introduced Magic to the world and led to the Mushroom War.
Either way the Mushroom War happens, Simon, with the crown, finds Young Marceline (We don't know where Hunson Aberdeen is at this point, probably doing something Chaotic Evil).
Simon raises Marceline. He uses the Crown to extend his life (Since she ages very slowly and can't survive on her own yet)/ give him the power to defend them from whatever threats are wandering around in the ruins of the Mushroom War. However, continual use of the Crown drives him insane. Eventually Simon: Archaeologist, Musician, and devoted caretaker is gone, and all you have is the Ice King. A sad man in a frozen castle with some penguins.
Also, I now want to see more of Simon & Tiny Marceline.
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He must have been more like a father to her then her ACTUAL father.
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Hunson must have raised her at some point in her thousand-year lifespan. We know for a fact that he stole her fries at some point.
He could have left her in the Ruins, forgotten about her for a few hundred years, then stumbled back into her life after Simon lost his mind and she had matured enough to live independently.
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So, Astronaut, War Hero, or hideous Mantis Man, hop to it! The future of humanity is in your capable hands and or terrifying organic scythes.
Simon is an Archaeologist, he finds the Enchiridion and, presumably, the Crown.
My personal theory is that the discovery of the Enchiridion introduced Magic to the world and led to the Mushroom War.
Either way the Mushroom War happens, Simon, with the crown, finds Young Marceline (We don't know where Hunson Aberdeen is at this point, probably doing something Chaotic Evil).
Simon raises Marceline. He uses the Crown to extend his life (Since she ages very slowly and can't survive on her own yet)/ give him the power to defend them from whatever threats are wandering around in the ruins of the Mushroom War. However, continual use of the Crown drives him insane. Eventually Simon: Archaeologist, Musician, and devoted caretaker is gone, and all you have is the Ice King. A sad man in a frozen castle with some penguins.
Also, I now want to see more of Simon & Tiny Marceline.
Well,
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Hunson might simply be taking advantage of the whole "end of the world" thing and going on soul-consuming rampages across the earth. Heck, who's to say that he told her to wait in that general area while he finish's of Finland(heh), or something.
I mean, he is just a few steps down from being the local equivulent of Satan, so who's to say that he was not on a 200+ year "busness trip" and then stumbled apon his little monster safe as ever? Of course, this brings in mind what Hudson would think of a strange, mentaly disturbed "old" man hanging around with his daughter for a few generations, but thats a relitivly minor detail.
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Pokonic look what you have done! You fool, you`ve doomed us all!
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Oh Pokonic, never change. And never become my D.M.
Okay, that episode was goddamn adorable. Marceline is tied with Beemo for my favorite character, and Simon's past before being the Ice King is so tragic; thus, it was very cool to see their past together. Heartwarming and heartbreaking all at once. This definitely surpasses "What Was Missing" as my favorite episode ever in this show.
Hunson might simply be taking advantage of the whole "end of the world" thing and going on soul-consuming rampages across the earth. Heck, who's to say that he told her to wait in that general area while he finish's of Finland(heh), or something.
I mean, he is just a few steps down from being the local equivulent of Satan, so who's to say that he was not on a 200+ year "busness trip" and then stumbled apon his little monster safe as ever? Of course, this brings in mind what Hudson would think of a strange, mentaly disturbed "old" man hanging around with his daughter for a few generations, but thats a relitivly minor detail.
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He probably didn't care. Heck, if Simon had gone senile and wandered off before he got back, Hunson may not even have known that his daughter spent a few hundred years being cared for by a kindly archaeologist.
Hrmm, you know. Marceline's powers and vulnerabilities are not really defined. She avoids sunlight, but that could be more about discomfort than actual harm. Also, in the aftermath of the Mushroom War, dust clouds could have made sure there wouldn't be much in the way of sunlight for some time.
So Hunson leaves his daughter in the ruins, knowing she's in no real danger, or if she is, simply not caring (Perhaps with the logic of "Any REAL daughter of mine will do just fine out there"). His plan is that she'll spend a few centuries rampaging among the survivors, drinking their blood or eating their souls or whatever.
Instead, Simon finds her. Depending on her innate powers, she may or may not have been in any real physical danger, but he raises her, protects her, teachers her. This goes on for awhile, until he finally loses his memories.
Hunson returns, sees that his daughter has survived. Rather than a chaotic-evil killing machine, she's a basically good, if somewhat selfish, person who enjoys messing with people.
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He probably didn't care. Heck, if Simon had gone senile and wandered off before he got back, Hunson may not even have known that his daughter spent a few hundred years being cared for by a kindly archaeologist.
Hrmm, you know. Marceline's powers and vulnerabilities are not really defined. She avoids sunlight, but that could be more about discomfort than actual harm. Also, in the aftermath of the Mushroom War, dust clouds could have made sure there wouldn't be much in the way of sunlight for some time.
So Hunson leaves his daughter in the ruins, knowing she's in no real danger, or if she is, simply not caring (Perhaps with the logic of "Any REAL daughter of mine will do just fine out there"). His plan is that she'll spend a few centuries rampaging among the survivors, drinking their blood or eating their souls or whatever.
Instead, Simon finds her. Depending on her innate powers, she may or may not have been in any real physical danger, but he raises her, protects her, teachers her. This goes on for awhile, until he finally loses his memories.
Hunson returns, sees that his daughter has survived. Rather than a chaotic-evil killing machine, she's a basically good, if somewhat selfish, person who enjoys messing with people.
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You have a point. Heck, if she only got turned by that time, Hudson might have been okay with the whole caregiver thing, thinking that his daughter managed to delude the wizerd into taking care of her. Renfield jokes probably would have occured.And, if you realy want to make a nasty joke relating to Simons northern-europianess, Staffan.
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The urge to make fan art after this episode is much too great
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I would put a gif, but I think this is a nice alternitive.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Tychris1
Pokonic look what you have done! You fool, you`ve doomed us all!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Doorhandle
Oh Pokonic, never change. And never become my D.M.
Anyone think it would be interesting if "Simon" had all these connections to everyone and the show built to him eventually being the "true hero in Adventure Time ?
The urge to make fan art after this episode is much too great
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That is mathing adorable.
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