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Adventure Time With Finn & Jake
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Adventure Time is a cartoon created by Pendleton Ward. It premiered on Cartoon Network at April 5, 2010, and the pilot episode premiered on Nickelodeon's Random! Cartoons show. It is about a boy with an awesome hat, Finn (originally Pen in the Nick pilot) as he goes on ridiculous adventures with his friend, Jake. Jake is a magic dog with the ability to shape shift and can connect to the Internet with his mind. They also go snowboarding on the backs of penguins and Finn goes back in time to Mars and meets Abraham Lincoln.
It's that kind of show.
Media Information
- A television cartoon created by Pendleton Ward.
Characters
With emphasis given to those seen in Youtube Poops
- Pen/Finn the Human
- Jake the Dog
- Princess Bubblegum
- The Lumpy Space Princess
- Ice King
- Keyper
- Marceline the Vampire
- The old man who screams "I'M NAAAKEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED!!! NYEH HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH!!!"
Usage and Info
First Used in a Poop by
- MrRoboto113, Pen Humps the Ice King
Also Used By
Liked by
Further Information
- Since the pilot aired on Nickelodeon, a Viacom-owned network, using the pilot as the primary source in a YouTube Poop could possibly result in account suspension, as what originally seemed to happen to MrRoboto113 before counter-claiming his account back.
- They love using math one-liners such as "Algebraic!" and "Mathematical!"
- P.S., what time is it?!
- It's a quarter to 3.
- Actually it's, ADVENTURE TIIIIIMMEEEE!!!!!!!!
- It's a quarter to 3.
- I'M NAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEE-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH!!!!!!!!!!!
Main Source for Poopers
Official Website
- Turns out, the creators of the series themselves made some YouTube Poops. How ironic. Check them out here.
