I may be alone in this, but I absolutely loved seeing Jermaine again. Given the general goofy and ridiculous nature of the series as a whole, it was so refreshing to see a grounded, responsible character, if only for contrast. I'm glad the show gave him not only a reappearance, but some engrossing character development.

@emopeterparker7

6 жыл бұрын

donwilliam11 me too

@tvoltage

6 жыл бұрын

honestly Jermaine is probably one of my favorite characters, which is saying a lot bc of how few episodes he's in

@kmalik707

6 жыл бұрын

Adventurous Adventurer Augustus I like to think of it the other way around

@rcketfield7404

6 жыл бұрын

I love how you said it that way, couldn't have said it any better,bless your soul! :>

@Wawagirl17

6 жыл бұрын

I love seeing Jermaine, too, as he's also Finn's brother, and even though Finn didn't interact with him in this episode, like other comments said, it gives a nice insight into their childhood and backstories.

The why Finn responded to Jake's new form really reminded me of how he acted in Chips and Ice Cream. In both episodes, Jake was changed physically, but was still the same person and didn't really care, but Finn was disturbed and tried not to show it.

@Chuno_

3 жыл бұрын

*way not "why"

@alejandrotenorio80

3 жыл бұрын

Wait people still remember that episode

@user-pi1lb4tf2f

2 жыл бұрын

Finn was the most immature of the brothers but he's only just 16 so there's that. Finn cannot handle change well yet wether it's physical or emotional. He can't even handle the changes in his bodies himself like what he did in fire and ice (implying finn is experiencing wet dreams). Jermaine easily connected with Jake since he is now free of the stress he built himself and he has always loved his brothers unconditionally. Finn is the same but he has yet to mature the same way as Jermaine or Jake. We see that both Jake and Jermaine are enlightened individuals with jermaine only being few floors below Zen with their parents while Jake is in the zen floor in the afterlife. Finn is in the 37th floor which isn't not bad too.

Lady Rainicorn being completely ok with Jake’s new form is one of the cutest things that has ever happened in this show. I know she’s the mother of his kids, but it’s still super sweet to see it completely unphase her 🙂❤️

Adventure Time has mastered the art of character development and progression through dreams.

@marinamaged962

6 жыл бұрын

RetroMonkeySage tea was spilled facts were spoken

@uewbn7

6 жыл бұрын

Just like how Steven Universe does character development through songs.

@marinamaged962

6 жыл бұрын

Muhammad Luqman Abdul Hakim can we ever talk about any show without someone mentioning Steven universe?

@fffernsw4dl539

5 жыл бұрын

@@marinamaged962 😂

I know this was a bit of a contested episode but it's honestly one of my favourite adventure time episodes. It liked the resolve itself and I really feel it fleshed out Jake, Jermaine and their relationship with their father. "Dad warned me you might go through some changes. He told me to be supportive, but I would have done that anyway." For me this wasn't so much a problem resolution episode as a character and relationship development episode.

@uncivilizedelk

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed, I think "Abstract" is seriously underrated.

@nafis2495

3 жыл бұрын

This deserve emmy actually, so beautiful

The “Everything Stays” theme seems to apply to all the characters and is a running theme of all of the later seasons. It started with Marcy and PB in Stakes, BMO after defeating AMO, Finn after Hall of Egress, and now Jake. They all slowly realize how they are all dynamic characters always changing a bit on the inside with each adventure

@ahmirmason471

3 жыл бұрын

A tip: you can watch movies at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching a lot of movies lately.

@abdielstephen3780

3 жыл бұрын

@Ahmir Mason Yup, been watching on flixzone} for years myself :)

Jermaine's simplistic dream isn't as simplistic as you might think him Kai ting abstract art simbalizes he has control over his dreams people whom have control over their dreams usually live happy lives because there living their dreams hes doing what he enjoys doing asleep and awake.

On the topic of Jake's dad in the dream, I think it can be safely assumed that the reason he begins to take on numerous features that the alien has is a sign of Jake's muddled relationship with his dad. As we've been told, Jake's dad keeps secrets from his children, and it was Jermaine who was chosen to continue the legacy of Joshua's work. This could be a sign that Jake feels alienated (pun intended) from his dad, but he continues to perceive him as this amazing person as seen when Finn and Jake reminisce in memories of their dad when they search for the demon blood sword, putting Joshua on top of this pedestal of awesomeness. This could also be one of those inside problems Jake explains that he's been ignoring. He wants to think of his dad as his own dad, but with the knowledge of his dad simply being a host for the alien, he feels separated from his dog-self. He loses his own self image since he always saw himself as Jake the Dog, not Jake the Alien. This can be explained as in his dream he first pictures himself in his yellow form until he is reminded of who he truly is by the alien's touch. I think your explanation of the quote, "I can almost walk the dog," was pretty dead on. Joshua couldn't quite connect to his kids, since you'd imagine walking the dogs in a family of dogs would seem almost ubiquitous. The yo-yo's might represent something different though. Notice how the toy is very much like a boomerang in where it always comes back. This means the toy can carry the connotation of a moment in the past that is coming back to effect the present, a regression to an older state of mind, or an unchanging pattern. When he first sees his dad in the dream he recognizes that his dad never changed his odd ways since his dad was consistently hiding things from him, represented by the yo-yo trick that Joshua performs. The lack of change Jake saw in his father is weird to him, which is why he's mesmerized by the trick until Jermaine gets his attention. Jake nearly worships his father, so he only sees him as this one dimensional person that raised him, a symbol of perfection almost. When Joshua looks like an alien, however, the yo-yo's don't move. They are stationary, or Jake's view of his dad has changed. Because when Jake sees his alien dad, he's looking at a different man, no longer the loving dad he idolized, but rather a mysterious being with a connection to himself. Jake can't handle the idea of a change in his view towards the person he looked up to so much, so he screams again before waking up, unwilling to come to terms with the change. Great review by the way, can't wait for the next four!

@FaeQueenCory

6 жыл бұрын

I always took that scene to mean that subconsciously, Jakes knows Joshua isn't his father. That his genetic memory knows that blue thing is his father. Hence why Joshua (the father who raised him, but actually is his mother) took the characteristics of his real father.

When you said Jake was more concerned about internal change I immediately thought of when we first met Magic Man and he transformed Finn into a foot. Jake really wanted to be one and edged Finn on to keep being a foot and expresses his disappointment in not being one himself. Also in Jake the Brick being a brick in a wall that's gonna fall was some kind of mental change to him that he felt he had to experience but instead watched nature and probably became more connected to the world.

@Alex-kc7tp

Жыл бұрын

I always thought that was so hilarious because jake can just stretch into a foot whenever he wants the only difference is that finn is incapable of reverting back into his original form whenever he wants

I feel like Jake being in that form should've lasted longer than one episode. It felt like such a big deal when Elements ended. I did like the week of episodes though.

@gman4736

6 жыл бұрын

Wilfred Cthulu I wanted Jakes new form to last till the series finale

@marinamaged962

6 жыл бұрын

Grant Strader me too, tf

@peculiarproductions8066

6 жыл бұрын

Wilfred Cthulu yeah and the episodes after Abstract barely contain jake so they could have kept him the same. And it would have made more sense why BMO went to Marceline's (sorry I can't spell) house in Ketchup

@KamiAnimeS1

6 жыл бұрын

Wilfred Cthulu yeah I really loved that new bule from it is really great

@KamiAnimeS1

6 жыл бұрын

Grant Strader yup

We've seen later in the episode "starchild" that jake's alien dad has done the same thing that he did to jake(taking his stretchy powers) to a lot of his sons before so maybe the skulls are the sons that he basically killed by taking away their stretchy powers

"The shapes are always changing. Changing is their normal state, like us. Even if we're not changing on the outside, we're changing on the inside constantly. There's some stuff about me that I'd been ignoring for a long time. I'm afraid of that stuff. But its part of who I am. As long as I know the shape of my soul, I'll be all right"

i like how Finn avoids looking at Jake when he's chanced. He's Always looking away

I love the episode "Abstract" not only because of the beautiful script and set up, but also because it helps reflect onto my own experiences of being transgender. When Jake says "There's been some stuff I've been avoiding. I'm afraid of that stuff. But it's a part of who I am" I really vibed with that

@bnuuuyy

Жыл бұрын

I'm one year late but same! I totally got this vibe from watching this episode, glad I'm not the only one :)

This episode means a lot to me. I was coming to terms with my genderfluidity, I was in my 22 and I knew I wasn’t happy as a girl, I secretly lived as a boy for 2 years because I thought I could be trans but I realised I wouldn’t be happier as a boy, so thought “guess I’ll just be unhappy then”. The phrase “as long as I know the shape of my soul, I’ll be alright” got me through a lot of dark times and gave me the strength to leave my homophobic family unit at age 24. I’ve got a found family now and it’s wonderful, I’m different but the same.

This episode actually helped me to understand abstract art. Never viewed it like this and the methaphoric part is pretty sweet as well. I liked the episode a lot.

NO I CAN'T UNHEAR IT. Jermaine is now Greg. NOOOOoooooo...

@anaceweirdo1579

2 жыл бұрын

So let them paint his way into your heart-

Did you notice that Bryce also had Marty's voice? Greg's manager from SU!

As soon as I watched this episode (and the ones that came after it, honestly) I couldn't wait to see your interpretation of it all. This isn't news, but your content is a perfect balance of entertaining and thought provoking. I watch the new episodes multiple times as soon as they air, yet you almost always get me thinking about at least one aspect from a different perspective, further enriching the experience. Going to stop blabbing now, but just wanted to say thank you for the time you put into analyzing for your videos.

@orbboom6119

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly the same haha Thanks, Elk!

@Godpaulo

6 жыл бұрын

bleachigo66 A

I considered, "walking the dog" in this context to be raising Jake as if he were simply another pupper in the family, which Joshua did do

@TehPompkinHead

6 жыл бұрын

Although he did also raise each son uniquely to an extent it would seem

The thing about Adventure Time rushing its conclusions is also noticeable in Steven Universe. There are many examples of things that have been anticipated for seasons just being resolved or seemingly done with in an episode.

@grantwilliams2650

6 жыл бұрын

Steven Universe doesn’t have an excuse tho. The pacing is fucking horrible and the filler is so bad. I still love the show tho. I feel like the Adventure Time crew got fucked over.

I enjoyed the fact that when Jake was looking at the paintings scene all of his eyes were closed except the one on his forehead like the third eye chakra that supposedly helps see through illusion

Two thoughts: 1.) What you say around 0:20 how Adventure Time has these big story arcs quickly resolve where "things sort of but not really return to the status quo" struck me as so relevant to this episode, which literally ends by saying "different yet the same". This episode was definitely a microcosm of all these types of stories and the entire way AT tells it's stories. 2.) At 5:08 you say Jake is strapped to an operating table reminiscent of an alien abduction, but considering the "operating table" is a stone slab that jake is tied to with regular rope, the goblet of wine/blood, bird skull, foot, and feathers at the bottom of the table ... it really reminded me more of some sort of ancient sacrificial table (ala the aztecs: genelempp.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/sacrificial-stone2.gif). This would make even more sense considering the scene before was some sort of ancient culture worshiping the statue with skulls under it. Kind of like the setup of a ritual to make a sacrifice to their god.

@scp--297

6 жыл бұрын

MattygFTW Same.

@samiai8905

5 жыл бұрын

After watching Jake the Starchild, this analysis is so much better

This episode is, by far, my favorite of the entire series. The amount of emotion in tbis episode is phenomenal

Some comments on this, first of all, reference to 9 muses from greek mythology, as you probably already noticed, secondly, i believe the vampire fear comes from the fact that his father was bitten by something that resembles a vampire in some aspects, this is even foreshadowed by both dreams, depending on paternal role in orb, and by jake perceptions in abstract

@mewsingsbynatk

5 жыл бұрын

Where are the 9 muses exactly?

4:50 oh god that’s some incredible foreshadowing right there

at first one I saw the end of the episode I was one of them that didn't appreciate Jake going back to his old form, especially after the revelation that no matter the form he's still him. But after some thinking I realized why wouldn't he be able to revert back to his old self. That form is apart of him just as the blue one. I wish they did it in a way to show that he transformed; a off screen sound to indicate morphing or something would've really seal the deal that Jake can or will have more control over his new form and powers.

Where can I find the instrumentals for this episode? The music feels so calm, yet haunting. It reminds me of the theme of Abstract, the calmness making you feel as though everything will remain still and stay the same, but is accompanied by the looming presence meaning that there will be change or that change has recently happened.

One thing I thought was very interesting was that Jermaine's business partner Bryce is voiced by the guy who voiced Marty in Steven Universe who was Greg's business partner.

When you do the review for "three buckets" please talk about the fact that Finn and Jake have a picture of Uncle Gumball in their treehouse. It can be seen when Jake is talking about getting a new vuvuzala ( I probably spelled that wrong) .

Jake visiting Jermaine's waterfall-obscured place to talk about art has always been the most surreal and comforting AT scene to me.

I think this episdoe was talkimg about not just jakes nre form but how he has diffrent powers from other dogs. He just kept it in the back of his mind.

I thought Jake crumpling up the drawing was him denying he was part monster or that he changed at all. My take at least

I hope it's like a grass sword situation

I always love listening to your reviews- I feel so enlightened afterwards, and you've taught me to consider this show in a new light. Keep your wonderful work coming

Been waiting for these reviews dude! YYYAAAYYY

@christiancruz8190

6 жыл бұрын

4:43 rattlebalss refrence maybe?

Now we know about the skulls below the alien statue! You also didnt mention the Ouija inthat same room, and the blue giant eye watching the room from the window!

As soon as I watched this episode I said to myself "boy Uncivilized Elk is going to have a field day with this one."

2:50 WAIT REMAINING 16 EPISODES NOOO!!!!!!!!!!!! 😦

@USSAnimeNCC-

6 жыл бұрын

Corey Pines well nothing last forever but I hope the creator make the most out of it

@RealWorldGaming

6 жыл бұрын

Remember we had 5 episodes so now we have like 11 left

@matriarchofazure7607

6 жыл бұрын

Eh, who knows, there might be more. Miracles happen.

@sutyerator

6 жыл бұрын

Nope. There will be 16 episodes after _Three Buckets,_ which was originally intended as the season 8 finale before CN reshuffled seasons 7-9.

@DemiTrusdale3

6 жыл бұрын

Corey Pines all great things must come to an end. If they don't you get seasonal rot. Like with fairly odd parents, and spongebob...

So glad this came out! I was hoping to listen to your opinion about Jake's body resolution being so quick... Awesome as always!

We need something on how the pups are 1/2 rainicorn 1/4 dog and 1/4 shapeshifter

I saw this episode as a meta-commentary on the show itself. How they started off goofy and simple in the story telling, but over time became more and more abstract and experimental.

I really did like this episode. I recently realized that I really appreciate impressionist art and so to see it in a cartoon was really fun. I like the reminder that people can be different and the same, because that is indeed the most accurate representation of what a sentient person is: A being that changes and develops as they learn new information and react to new problems, but holds onto its past and predispositions.

it's also interesting how Jake opened his third eye during his talk about himself and the things he'd buried away.

to a guy who's been watching AT from the very beginning it's really sad that the end is going to be so rushed after so much that the story developed itself

@Ecliptor.

6 жыл бұрын

it surely wasn't rushed, it took them a year to make these last 20+ episodes

@joshc.9072

6 жыл бұрын

Same, been watching since Slumber Party Panic. When Finn had the voice of a prepubescent child.

@FaeQueenCory

6 жыл бұрын

+no That's not really accurate. It takes a year to make pretty much all animated shows. So qualifying the speed of animation doesn't refute that the story wasn't rushed.

Jake's dialogue just before he changes back into his regular form really got to me

jakes dad was shifting back and forth between the blue monster and dog form. When he said "i can almost walk the dog" I think it was the blue thing saying that it almost has total control of jake. I think the skulls were its past hosts... I think the blue thing eventually takes over like a parasite and when the body is about to die it finds a new host

Wait. There are only 16 episodes left in total?! *Thanks for the great vid as always @Uncivilized Elk

@extravago7868

6 жыл бұрын

Luke Milburn 16 or 60 ? I need answers

@orbboom6119

6 жыл бұрын

16

I ralso loved Abstract! It's great how they show that changes are good, and how you can accept and live with them. I like this concept, specially because this show is for kids/youngers, and we go through a lot of change in that time of life... And, hey, you reeeeeeeeally should do another video on Abstract!! Like you said, there's so much to talk about, and I really like your analysis!

What this ALL going to boil down to is, everyone in Ooo Land...who's gifted with some form of power(s), will come in great need in the end...because of the Battle Of The Lich!!!

That's the whole trope of sitcoms. Things are normal > chaos > identifying the problem but problems arise > character development > climax where growth is utilized > back to the status quo

I personally interpreted Finn's uneasiness with Jake's denial that nothing is different or needs to be addressed with the new situation rather then the new forms appearance

4:50 i love this little detail, knowing what it actually means now, it doesn't take a genius to put it together, but man... it's pretty dark

There were also chameleons in Jakes dream, which are famous for changing color, just as Jake has changed color. 🦎

stellar review as usual! you tackled all the criticisms and compliments i had for this episode. i liked this one a lot but i too had issues with the pacing, or rather, with the knowledge that this might be the end of this subplot. crossing my fingers that its not, though. i would absolutely LOVE to hear more of what you have to say on this episode if/when you have time, like in a podcast or text post or extra video or something. either way, im so excited to hear your thoughts on the rest of the recent episodes. hope youre having a good week. ♥

MY BODY IS READY

@USSAnimeNCC-

6 жыл бұрын

squad levi ???

@captainrexofthe501st9

6 жыл бұрын

Steven Anchundia it is a meme quote

Can't wait for the next adventure time review, SO HYPED

A different version of me watching probably would have disliked this episode(it's so weird!), but ever since I found this channel and actually looked more deeply into Adventure Times I can say that I really enjoyed it! I liked the pacing and the character development for Jake. Usually I am so lost while watching episodes like this. There has been something building up for him for awhile now and with the Elements mini series I wanted to see what it all came to. For me this episode did that nicely.

You have excellent diction. I love listening to you explain your take on these episodes.

Anyone else think the "walk the dog" thing is a reference to Steven Universe and smoky Quartz, because Joshua holding yo yos and saying that just stood out to me.

I took Jake turning back as an abstract way of saying he changed because he wasn't sure if he was the same and had a mini crisis about it as people kept acting differently around him. when he changed back to normal it showed that he was still the same person and focusing on who he was only distracting himself from who he really was. Just be you.

I thought, this is Jake now. He's not going to return to normal and I'm going to have to accept that fact. Maybe he'll look normal again sometime later, but right now I have to accept and adapt. Then the episode ended... well, this simultaneously puts me at ease and disappoints me. I was expecting a change. I wanted this show to push people out of their comfort zones and have to open up to something akin to this. I guess that's just not what they were going for. P.S. I love your videos

I love this episode so much im gonna cry so beautiful

I'm new to your channel, and I find it very insignful. Thanks for the review!

Can I mention the fantastic boarding by Graham Falk, in this episode? He was the creator of a show called "Untalkative Bunny" and I loved his episodes such as Shh! and this one, as an example!

Wait what did you just say? Theres only 16 episodes left. I'm legit feeling time hit me in the face right now. I'm remembering it like the 2010s just started a few years ago, man the time flies. Oh, and keep up the good work, love the videos!

what I liked about this episode, coming from a fan of the series who recently just finished the show( this was my childhood cartoon back then but took me a while to come back and finish every ep) this was my favorite. Being in my 20s and experiencing life changes, It's such a comfor for me to have seen this episode, the show literally grew up with you. I didn't expect a show to be so comforting as random and goofy as this show started. will be forever obsessed with adventure time

Adventure Time 'season 9' feels super rushed :( I guess it's better than leaving all those loose ends untied, but it still hurts to watch.

@mmaakk32

6 жыл бұрын

Does anyone else think the wall of water was a bit contrived?

@Monkie_

6 жыл бұрын

Mahoole How so? I thought it was a pretty funny joke and it didn't feel out of place in anyway.

@banzar1529

6 жыл бұрын

season 9 didn't even start going by the crew's order

@kidkid146

6 жыл бұрын

I realized that each episode in season 9 so far is a minute shorter than usual. Don't know what that's all about.

@kennplatinum9507

6 жыл бұрын

where can I watch it

Thanks to your videos I get so much more from my favorite show. I love how you dissect and reveal so many different things that I wouldn't have seen at first. Thank you so much! You do such great work! :D & I've always wondered about Jermaine and Finn's Relationship? Also, I heard back in 2015 an IGN article said they were in the works for a Movie? And Pen confirmed? Is this true you think?

Holy crap I never noticed the alien skulls until now. Elk, you have an eye for detail I can only envy

I just watched the episode and then there was an Elk episode waiting for me right away?? Best.

I love your reviews, it always (usually) clicks with me and have a deeper appreciation for the adventure time series. I'm wondering if you would ever do reviews or interpretations on Rick and Morty because I think you'll blow other reviewers out of the water.

I was sorta pondering on a question, basicly when the shapeshifter bit joshua he birthed jake, but he did not sientificly give birth. Does this make jake a clone of his dad infused with the shapeshifter blood?

@theleonpasta7336

3 жыл бұрын

Considering Jake looks exactly like his Dad unlike Jermaine I think Jake being a clone makes sense.

I noticed a parallel and a juxtaposition in this episode. Between how in both Hall of Egress and this episode the involvement of the the other brother (Finn or Jake) only served as a hindrance and only when one of the brothers chose to tough it out on their own did they make any real progress towards solving their problems. The juxtaposition here is this at the end of this episode Jake going to his other brother actually did solve the problem. It seems that only when Jake went to Finn (and vice versa) did they fail. It could be interesting to see what would happen if another episode is made where Finn is facing a new problem and how Finn handles it. Whether Finn goes straight to Germaine or if Jake experiences makes him more able to help or if Jake still seems to hinder Finn. And analyze what that means for each character as a symbol to one another.

Now that you mention it, I feel like you should review Breezy. I like that episode a lot! Also, I adore your reviews, they're always so complete and well narrated.

In addition to what you said about drastic change I would also add that we should keep in mind that this is a children's tv show. While it doesn't feel like that most of the time at its core it is, and because of that there's going to be more of an easy to digest over and done feel to it. (Yes there are the miniseries, but they're basically movie length if you add them all together.)

Really looking forward to your reviews for the other 4 episodes from last week, especially 3 buckets. I also hope you consider returning to SU, that show is getting deep with the diamonds and I need your opinion.

I love this guy's reviews. he can review anything and i'll watch it.

Having game music run in the back round make the video even better.

2:50 "16 Remaining Episodes" I'm curious where Elk got that number.

This episode was honestly interesting with all of its mysterious lessons.

Your reviews are the best!

I would love to hear you talking more about abstract :)

I was also suprised they did it in one episode, but I loved the episode anyway because they handled it really well and I could follow in one go why and how Jake felt and could find figure it out

I've waited for another review!

You just completely changed my perspective... about Jermaine's voice.

As soon as I saw these episode I was hyped to see your review! Gosh ! Thank you! Anyone knows if the series is really gonna end? :/

I just watched this ep for thr first time and I knew jake would return quickly. It was cool seeing how afew people reacted to it. But in the end it was about how jake felt about it and his fear but how he knew in the end he will be OK. As its OK to look different but still be the same inside.

I like the themes of the episode, and I loved seeing Jermaine. (And I always love the show's dream sequences.) but I'm kinda salty we didn't get to see more alien jake. Maybe we'll get to see him more in the future, since it seems like he can change between the forms now?

Emotional growth.

@PhilipJFryII

6 жыл бұрын

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I do definitely appreciate the subject matter as well as the introspection and character development for Jake, however, I feel like this would have been an interesting story opportunity to say the least. I personally feel like this would have led to a much greater storyline​ in which we'd see Jake learning of and grappling with his origin as well as why his parents would keep this and potentially many other secrets from him. I dunno, it just seems like a missed opportunity that I feel the AT crew would have done an excellent in tackling had they decided to go that route. That being said though, I did come to like this episode a bit more than I did initially, because I found myself to be really harsh on it at first. Also, side nitpick: I feel like the episode kind of rushed through everyone's perspectives on his new form. I get it, the episode is primarily about his development, but I wish there was a bit more to the scenes with everyone outside of "oh you're different, Jake".

I honestly adore this episode for some reason. I love both jermaine and lady in this episode

I agree adventure time changed around three years of it being on tv and I didn't realize it until I saw old episodes and show how goofy it was back then now it grew up with it's audience and iam happy about that

I liked this episode, even though I feel it's rushed. But I would have preferred to get some insight on the alien creature and where it came from.

Great analysis 👍

it's interesting how that painting he's working on looks alot like the poster shown when you cut back to the old house.

I already watched all the episodes before I see your reactions but I still watch your reactions

@OreoBrawl

6 жыл бұрын

Cake master ...thats how most people watch these

This episode demonstrates how deep adventure time can be.

Can you make a video only about Jake's dream and the huge amount of taco? Sure it may seem just some Illuminati-kind of joke (giving an apparent deeper meaning to something pointless and not meaningful at all), but how AT crew hide some hints here and there, I feel like it might have something else. One thing I can relate, is the moment Jake use a telescope to view far away and suddenly disappear from his hand. In dream, I often feel holding on something, just to later on the dream it changed into something else or vanish and my dreamself doesn't even question it

What if Brice wasn't talking about Joshua. What if he was talking about his demon/alien dad? Brice could have known about Jake's origin and if he actually knew the monster (being within the same circles) he might be afraid of him. So the line is actually coming from a place of fear and not newfound respect. At least that's what I thought when I first saw it.

@trivialrant9808

6 жыл бұрын

Ramon Orozco Good idea

@zombeaver69

6 жыл бұрын

TrivialRant Not really... I recall him referencing "Joshua" multiple times. Also that wouldn't fit in with being *Jermain's* father and furthermore, they literally explained that whole dilemma as a result of Joshua's demon hunting. I hate when people pull random fan theories out of their ass