Adventure time blindfold game

The horse, god… the bit with the blindfold! The ending is, eh. What a strong start to the season the last two episodes were! The Ice King shaves his beard. Or something. Not a bad message, obviously. Who the fuck wrote this? The latter two of which also focus on het gender relations, squarely from the perspective of men, with women reduced mostly to tools to further the plot. All right, Kent! This episode is also… not great. It does introduce a fan favourite character, Choose Goose.

Anyway, the plot of this episode is: Finn gets bullied by some knights uh, OK? Jake gets ill so Finn has to tell him a story. It has to be a real story for reasons, so Finn goes off to build a story around a checklist. Naturally his vague-at-best understanding leads him to treat people in a really dickish way, but it all works out for the best and in the end, creates the story after all, just not as he imagined. Notably, this introduces Mr. Fox, here just one of a lot of forest animals.

Fox will become a much more prominent character! Nearly every animal in the forest is in a hterosexual, nuclear family, grumble grumble…. Did the apocalyptic event that left Finn as the only human also wipe out all the foxes, geese etc. There are exceptions to this naming scheme: instead of Ms. So in short: another episode where women are entirely props and accessories, and male characters get to have internal lives and character development.

This episode has snails with boobs, lipstick and eyelashes. I think the absurdity is kind of the point, but honestly. At some point you need to stop making fun of a bad trend and show an alternative, you know. Finn gets kidnapped by gnomes who want to use him as a power source to invert the world, while Jake attempts to deal with his lack of focus and commitment.

Ultimately this is what leads to him rescuing Finn. The Party God is at this point voiced by Dee Bradley Baker, who has voiced animal characters in a whole bunch of cartoons, e. Appa, Momo and Lion? His main role in AT is Cinnamon Bun. In this case, Jake accidentally hurts Finn, and this reminds him of his dad praising him for accidentally hurting his brother.

PG sexual violence is just what semi-villains do in Adventure Time , idek? In this season it seems like every fun episode has to be balanced by an excruciating one. Which are, rather frequently, written by Kent Osborne. Yeah, eesh. I guess it grows back fast! In this episode, Finn and Jake are obsessed with ninjas for some reason. Meanwhile, the Ice King attempts to kidnap Doctor Princess - not actually a princess, her surname is just Princess! Fun 4. Originality 4. Replayability 4.

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Set in a dystopian future, an unnamed force has rendered civilisation unrecognisable. The only way to survive this force is to never see it. Survivors navigate the world blindfolded so as to pass through unharmed.

A mother, played by Sandra Bullock, sets out on an incredibly dangerous mission to get her and her kids to a safe sanctuary. In order to make it there alive, they must remain constantly blindfolded. A highly original concept, the special effects and the expert acting by the cast will have you on tenterhooks from start to finish.

Once they gain access, the mission uncovers a labyrinth of transfigured landscapes and mutated creatures. When he manages to reach his old high school girlfriend over the radio, he decides to venture off on a mission to be reunited with her.

On the way him and his loyal pet dog must battle and outwit various beasts to complete their journey safely. Sister of Sherlock Holmes, Enola, demonstrates her own detective skills while trying to find her missing brother and by assisting a fleeing aristocrat. This Netflix adventure movie is as much a coming-of-age film as it is a sleuth tale, which appeals to Sherlock fans as well as those who enjoy teen narrative movies.

On a quest to save his dying mother, a boy ventures out into the deep and dark Wild Horse forest seeking a legendary figure who is said to know the secret to mortality. Mowgli, a human child, was raised by wolves in the Indian jungle. However, Mowgli grows to find his place in the jungle challenged by the frightening and powerful tiger, Shere Khan. In "A Glitch Is a Glitch," his hair is the same length from when it was first shown.

In "Puhoy," Finn, as an adult, grew facial hair. His hair could also be seen in "Jake Suit. Finn wears a white hat with two "ears" sticking out on top. The hat is inspired by a character called Bueno, a bear that appears in comics made by Pendleton Ward, the creator of Adventure Time. Consequently, Finn's hat is bear themed; coincidentally the Hyoomans wear animal themed hats as well. This might be a hint that humans in the Land of Ooo wear animal hats to fit in the society.

Finn's hat covers his entire head except for his face. He also wears a light-blue T-shirt or as he would call it, baby blue "boy-style" , denim shorts, a green circular backpack, rolled-down white socks, and a pair of black shoes.

In "Ocean of Fear," his footwear appears to be black booties with white cuffs. In "It Came from the Nightosphere," Finn had a small pocket sewn onto his shirt that he carried Jake in. It appeared again in "Davey" for Finn to steal the keys from the guards and where he can hide Jake in when he broke out of Jail. When he's in the Ice Kingdom, he occasionally wears a yellow sweater, but has also recently worn his pink sweater made by Princess Bubblegum.

In "In Your Footsteps," the Bear wears Finn's clothes, which may mean that Finn has multiple sets of the same outfit, along with multiple hats. However, in "Little Dude," when Finn's hat comes to life and is set free, Jake tells Finn, "come on dude, let's go kill a bear," which may imply that Finn only has one hat, or only had one hat left.

He wears white briefs that made an appearance in "City of Thieves" when Penny stole his trousers at the end of the episode. In "Who Would Win," he was shown to wear a different pair with red elastic.

Finn sleeps in red footie pajamas that have appeared in many episodes, but in the animated short, he sleeps in a red sleeping bag in his regular clothes.

In the series, the sleeping bag is beige. Although Finn has wielded a number of weapons, he originally favored a gold sword. Finn's original sword was destroyed by a black hole in "The Real You. In the dungeon, Finn retrieves Jake's family sword, which has replaced the root sword as his primary weapon. Overall, Finn is known to have three main swords: a golden sword, a root sword, and the demon blood sword presently used. They are a number of other swords seen being used by Finn, but it seems that he had not kept them.

Though at times violent and aggressive, Finn is a brave and righteous hero. He has a very strong sense of responsibility and gets upset when he is unable to help others. He seems to be somewhat overprotective of his friends; such as when Tree Trunks almost got killed in the episode "Tree Trunks" and Jake in "The New Frontier. As revealed in "Davey," despite his heroic nature, he also takes a liking to a "normal life" without any recognition or praise for being a hero.

Finn is shown to be a fearless thrill-seeker and enjoys putting himself in the midst of danger simply because he enjoys a challenge. However, as illustrated in "Ocean of Fear," Finn has an unexplained phobia of the ocean, or thalassophobia, despite the fact that he can effortlessly come into contact with any other body of water. While he portrays himself as a rough and tough hero, Finn has a tender side capable of love and compassion, as shown by his boyhood crush on Princess Bubblegum and his brotherly relationship with Jake.

However, Finn seems to hate romance movies and kissing because in "Go With Me," he actually vomits during a kissing scene in a movie. Finn's growth in accepting romance and physical love is also demonstrated when he willingly kisses Princess Bubblegum in "Too Young" and his current girlfriend, Flame Princess, in "Burning Low.

Finn appears to be somewhat simple-minded, seeing that he gets a lot of conflicting emotions when it's unclear whether something is good or evil exemplified by his dealings with Marceline in the episode "Henchman". Many aspects of Finn's personality are shrouded in mystery. In the episode "Rainy Day Daydream," it was shown that Finn believes "imagination is for turbonerds who can't handle how kick butt reality is," showing Finn not only accuses imagination users as "turbonerds" and believes life is fantastic.

Finn then refused to use his imagination until he had to reactivate Jake's "bombastic personality" in his imagination land, which was just a basic gray and white empty plane hinting that Finn isn't very imaginative, but that was contradicted in "Power Animal" when the gnomes harnessed the energy from Finn's imagination which was inhabited with a few dainty creatures such as Bellamy Bug.

Finn's imagination was than powerful enough to effect the real world like Jake's but to a lower degree and turn on Jake's imagination. He can get overly angry and yell as in "Trouble in Lumpy Space" and "Tree Trunks," but he immediately feels guilt and remorse and apologizes when he can. While Finn is shown to be a courageous warrior, he is also shown to have several fears. In "Another Way" and "King Worm, he is shown to have a fear of clowns.

Also in "King Worm" he is shown to have a fear of Bubblegum calling him too young, and he also fears the return of the Lich, or possibly just the Lich himself. Finn is proficient in several forms of combat, including hand-to-hand combat, magic, and swordsmanship. He can jump very high and is exceptionally strong and agile for a boy of his age. Despite his age and appearance, Finn seems to be quite strong and athletic; he can be seen wrestling full-grown Marauders, the large grass ogre Donny, and a general variety of monsters and creatures several times his size.

Finn is also capable of lifting up Princess Bubblegum, as shown in "Mortal Recoil" when he picks her up and puts her in her bed, and capable of lifting up Marceline as seen in "Daddy's Little Monster. Lastly, in "Dad's Dungeon," when he stabbed the Evil Monster in the eye, he was able to lift him up slightly off the ground and flip him into the pit. Being the size it is, the giant Evil Monster should have weighed at least a couple of tons, thus showing how strong Finn is.

He also can make his arms and legs bend in inhuman ways, as during the Science Dance and when he uses "spaghetti limbs" waving his arms and legs, which Jake can also do. In "The New Frontier," it's shown that Finn can make fire only with his hands.

Finn is very tolerant to pain as shown in "No One Can Hear You" when the stag broke his legs; he just says, "Whatever. He even tries to teach Jake how to do pain tolerance in "Jake suit", when he3 says," just pretend like every bruise is a hickey from the universe. Finn has the ability to mentally fight psychic abilities.

The first time was against the Lich. The second time was against Goliad, as he was constantly able to manipulate his thoughts in order to avoid revealing the plan to defeat Goliad, allowing Princess Bubblegum to create Stormo. Finn can focus for a very long time as shown in "Still" when he spends hours telepathically summoning an Astral Beast. As demonstrated in "The Creeps," Finn can lock unwanted memories in "the vault," which is later seen in "King Worm.

Finn has the ability to read and write, and he can also do simple math. Besides combat, Finn has displayed many other impressive abilities in handicraft.