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Adventure Time!
Where they both use their imagination, right? That was too deep! It was cool, with the subtle commentary on how Videogames aren't reliable when B-mo's battery died. And then how there was the best kind of humor when they reached back to normality, when the pair took a break. That was hilarious.
But after it was all said and done, I loved the ending, when both Jake and Finn were together, and Finn laughed at a joke Jake just portrayed, and said "Good Dog." That, to me, was awesome. The commentary on how powerful your imagination can really be, if you think about it. That was the author's way of saying "Look at this show, and all the fantastic and intricate stories that are told, but remember it all starts with a realistic idea, of a boy and his dog."
Do you agree, that the human imagination is truly a wonderful and powerful thing?
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Adventure time is psychadelic
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3 AntwortenEveryone knows all the cool kids watch SpongeBob. Get with it.
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3 AntwortenSo is the series over with?
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Regular show master race!
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Mind over matter
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2 Antwortenman what is up with all this bumping of my old threads lol
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Erm, I kinda still wanted to watch that series...
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Haha, love that show, I wish they'd put more of it on Netflicks, cause I can't really keep up with it on TV. I really should watch it more than I do, lol. To answer the question, yes, I think that the human imagination is amazing. Without it we wouldn't have video games XD. Jokes aside, without it, we wouldn't have built any of the amazing things you see today, space shuttles, space telescopes, homes, computers, energy to power everything in your home, the wonderful stories you read, watch , and play, and many more things that'll have to go unmentioned.
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To answer the OP, I do believe the human imagination is powerful. It's what spawned pretty much everything that we enjoy today, afterall. As far as that show goes, I do like it, but I have not seen a lot of it. I like the humor and plotlines a lot though, I am just not a huge TV show person. I prefer to game. I did love the one episode where Finn was badmouthing animators though and then he punched himself in the mouth and wondered what made him do that lol. Jokes like that are amazing.
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3 Antworteni cant get into Adventure Time. no matter how much i watch i still dont like it. and i only watch Bravest Warriors because of Catbug. [spoiler]GAS POWERED STICK![/spoiler]
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1 AntwortenThe cleverness of that show is unbelievable. On the surface, it's a fairly well-written and fun little cartoon that never bogs itself down with too much drama, but the vast amount of references to other media and the incredible depth to the themes it covers is impressive. I can definitely understand why people don't like it, but it's pretty difficult to say it lacks in quality.
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Without human imagination, we'd be nowhere.
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1 AntwortenWhat episode are you talking about?
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Yes but I hate that show.
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Yes, and that this is in the top 3 cartoons shows of all time.
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11 AntwortenAdventure Time ended?
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11 AntwortenHuman imagination is a horrid thing.
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Oh man, a good topic? I didn't realize Christmas came this early in the year. Seriously though, I completely agree. That imagination is what really generates nostalgia for me, but also gives enough perspective to think forward, creatively. The pure amount of awesome in the characters and their mannerisms just fits and seems... Natural (I have no idea how to explain it other than that).
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Yes, and that show is great.
