We’re going to be following the numbering scheme used by Wikipedia, where each episode number corresponds to one 11-minute segment. So one way of counting, Season 1 has 13 episodes another way, 26.
For example, early on Adventure Time episodes aired in back to back pairs, which would get treated as one 22 minute episode. It’s worth noting that there are really rather a lot of episode numbering schemes here. At this point, Finn’s still very much a kid, there to have adventures. So we’re gonna be going a while.īut lets head back to the simpler times of season 1, when there was no question of ancient artefacts, the apocalyptic war was a background detail, and nobody knew who Simon was.
#ADVENTURE TIME SEASON 9 EPISODE 19 DAILYMOTION SERIES#
Most recently it’s turned away from the most out there experimental episodes for long multi-episode ‘miniseries’ such as Stakes, Islands and Elements.Īnyway yeah like you probably know all that if you’re reading some girl on the internet review every adventure time episode.Īt time of posting, there are: a pilot, 278 main series episodes, a DVD-only short, four online episodes, five ‘frog seasons’ episodes, and as of a few days ago, a minecraft crossover episode with a different studio. In its later seasons, Adventure Time turned from wacky humour to favour of longer-term plots, character arcs and a suitably complicated internal mythology for people who like wikis and lore videos, as well as getting increasingly experimental in terms of animation. It’s inspired a ton of shows, of which Steven Universe is probably the most famous but also stuff like Bravest Warriors, Infinity Train, and Danger and Eggs, and you could also make a good case for shows like Gravity Falls and Over The Garden Wall having at least a similar target audience and sense of humour even if they stylistically diverged. Three years later, it became a cartoon - notable for its fast pace, unique art style and unusual idioms and a kind of odd internal logic underlying the wackiness.ĭrawing from old-school roleplaying games and post-apocalyptic fiction, Adventure Time probably started the recent comeback of cartoons with a huge secondary audience of ~nerdy~ university students. In 2007, a short pilot episode aired that could easily have been dismissed as some wacky nonsense (and probably was), but it caught the animation of us millenials or whoever.
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