The trio follows the directions staring at the corner of the wall as they crossed their eyes. Do it, fools!” Peppermint Butler instructed Roxy steps up behind Peppermint Butler and lays her hands on top of Peppermint Butler’s head. “You may place your hands upon my head,” Peppermint Butler said Which we can discuss later! Take my hands!”įinn and Jake walk over grabbing each of Peppermint Butler’s hands. “I can take you,” Peppermint Butler offered Jake throws himself over the plant trying to hide it. “Excuse me, but did you all say Land of the Dead?” The door to the room cracks open and Peppermint Butler pokes his head in. “Land of the Dead? That doesn't sound too safe, but then again if it was safe it wouldn't be fun. All we gotta do is go to the Land of the Dead and reclaim the flower’s soul from death before Bubblegum returns.” “I know!” Jake exclaimed throwing his hands up.įinn took a deep breath to calm down. I'm not saying it wasn't but what are you going to tell Princess Bubblegum? This plant seems pretty important,” Roxy said Did you burn it too?” Roxy questioned noting the charred petals of the plant. When Roxy returned to the Candy Kingdom she found Finn and Jake freaking out over a wilting Princess Plant. He held up thumb which was actually green. “It'll be fine! I've got a green thumb,” Jake declared “Are you sure you two are gonna be okay with that plant?” Roxy asked Got some important girl stuff to take care of,” Roxy said It's passed by the group and Princess Bubblegum hopped on, the bird flying away with the princess in tow.

I will be back on the Morrow.”Ī loud screeching echoed in the air and an enormous bird flew out from behind one of the hilltops. Princess Bubblegum passed the potted plant over to Finn. Princess Bubblegum pulled out a tall flower with white petals. Will y’all watch my Princess Plant for me?” “Ah, fudge! That’s the time? I gotta go to Veggie Village for the Annual Technology Fair. With the superb daintiness she held as a princess, Bubblegum took a sip of her tea, only to spit it out when she took a peek at the clock. What was this little quartet doing? They were having a tea party. Favorite line: “I don’t know, wouldn’t be so bad if there weren’t folks trying to eat our skin.Today Finn, Jake, and Roxy were on a hillside in the presence of Princess Bubblegum. There’s also the fact that they probably lie awake at night in fear that Peppermint Butler will steal their flesh, so they’ll most likely think twice the next time they’re asked to plant-sit. Their interactions are hilarious, from Jake breaking wind in attempts to lighten the mood to the strange reveal of what the Morrow means to Finn’s annoyance with an amnesia-ridden Jake, it’s really just a great episode to enjoy these two immensely enjoyable characters go on a perilous quest.įrom their actions with the plant, I think the two of them have learned a lesson in responsibility. Of course, our two main boys are really what make this a top tier episode. His design is terrific, and Miguel Ferrer’s (God rest his soul) intimidating, yet honest voice are what really give life (metaphorically) to his character. There’s some really terrific shots, between the beautifully fast pan when Finn and Jake first enter and the strong details on Death’s garden, as well as his actual facial expressions.ĭeath himself is such a strong presence in this episode. Most of it was designed by Ghostshrimp and Chris Tsirgiotis, who give the Underworld a specifically ominous and dismal feeling, despite its residents being pretty quirky and easily defeated. The Land of the Dead is a fascinatingly dark landscape for our heroes to explore. It’s both humorous and heroic, showing his deep dedication to serve Bonnibel in every single way possible, even if it’s something a simple as taking care of some flowers. Finn is so worried about disappointing PB that he’s willing to travel to the literal Land of the Dead. I mentioned in my review of The Real You that Finn’s infatuation with Princess Bubblegum can serve to bring out his bigger character flaws, and while it’s a bit more subtle, it’s shown here as well. They’re meant to slay dragons and save princesses and shit, and that’s proven when they aimlessly travel to the Underworld via Peppermint Butler. Sure, they put donuts and pizza in a plant and poured soda in its bulbs, but Finn and Jake weren’t meant to take care of a plant. It also helps that the plot doesn’t dumb down Finn or Jake at all. No complaints there though, it’s actually a premise I enjoy watching. The concept is very Regular Show in the sense that our two main heroes screw something up and have to get it fixed through very unusual and outlandish methods. Really great sounding compositions from Casey James Basichis and Tim Kiefer in this episode, especially during the montage sequence.įirst of all, the premise is great.

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