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* TheStoryThatNeverWas: The "Dungeon Master" arc ends with its entire timeline being erased along with the abominations who are its villains.
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* BelatedHappyEnding: The defeat of the abominations in "Dungeon Master" also strips Gata's mother of her powers and allows Gata to safely return to Ooo.
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* IdenticalGrandson: Davey the space mission control person in "Dungeon Master" looks identical to Finn's disguise as an adult in the TV episode "Davey", and is later confirmed to be an earlier incarnation of Finn.
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* NoHonorAmongThieves: The Mooks Finn and Jake hire to guard their dungeon steal all of the treasure.
* NoManOfWomanBorn: The prophecy in "Dungeon Master" states that the true hero will "withstand great bodily loss without injury". It turns out that Penelope can lose her arm without being injured because it's already bionic.
* NoPronunciationGuide: Parodied with the {{Eldritch Abomination}}s in "Dungeon Master" whose name is a sequence of nasty looking symbols. Since this is the comic medium, Jake is bemused by how a mysterious stranger can pronounce it.
* NoManOfWomanBorn: The prophecy in "Dungeon Master" states that the true hero will "withstand great bodily loss without injury". It turns out that Penelope can lose her arm without being injured because it's already bionic.
* NoPronunciationGuide: Parodied with the {{Eldritch Abomination}}s in "Dungeon Master" whose name is a sequence of nasty looking symbols. Since this is the comic medium, Jake is bemused by how a mysterious stranger can pronounce it.
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* WhenThePlanetsAlign: The moonlight falling directly on a magic rock and opening up the cavern in issue #58.
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** Issue 11 has a montage of scenes from Super Guts Punch 3 featuring references to ''VideoGame/{{Pitfall}}'', ''VideoGame/QBert'', ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1'', ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong'', and ''ExciteBike''.
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** Issue 11 has a montage of scenes from Super Guts Punch 3 featuring references to ''VideoGame/{{Pitfall}}'', ''VideoGame/QBert'', ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1'', ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong'', and ''ExciteBike''.''VideoGame/ExciteBike''.
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* CowboyEpisode: The initial subworld in the first part of "BMOWorld" has a Western theme.
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* EldritchAbomination: The reality-warping creative goo in "BMOWorld", which has a name of unpronouncable alien symbols.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: The problems in "BMOWorld" turn out to be due to NEPTR doing a DealWithTheDevil to create a world in which he is the hero.
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* CowboyEpisode: The initial subworld in the first part of "BMOWorld" has a Western theme.
* EldritchAbomination: The reality-warping creative goo in "BMOWorld", which has a name of unpronouncable alien symbols.
* TheGameComeToLife: The "BMOWorld" arc has all the characters sucked into a universe of computer games BMO created.
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: The problems in "BMOWorld" turn out to be due to NEPTR doing a DealWithTheDevil to create a world in which he is the hero.
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** What the Lich's dungeon does to Finn, Jake and Ice
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''Adventure Time'' is a comic book series by Creator/KaboomComics. The first 35 issues were written by Creator/RyanNorth, after which [[Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja Christopher Hastings]] took over. It is based on [[WesternAnimation/AdventureTime the animated series]].
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''Adventure Time'' is a comic book series by Creator/KaboomComics. The first 35 issues were written by Creator/RyanNorth, after which [[Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja Christopher Hastings]] took over. It is based on [[WesternAnimation/AdventureTime the animated series]].
series]]. The individual issues have shorter back-up stories by various creators, which are collected in the ''Sugary Shorts'' series of [=TPBs=]. In 2016 a separate series, ''Adventure Time Comics'', was begun with similar shorts.
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* BedsheetGhost: In issues 46-9, Jake disguises himself as one in Ghost-A-Rica, but discovers that they are considered grossly outdated and unfashionable.
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* ChronicHeroSyndrome: Averted in #45, in which the Lich!Tree attempts to cause Finn to change history and screw up his timeline by behaving more "heroically" in his past lives. Finn is existentially cool and doesn't fall for it.
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* LifeDrinker: The ghosts in #46-9 consume people's youth.
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** In issues 46-9, the Governor of Ghost-A-Rica is a caricature of the Governor from ''ComicBook/TheWalkingDead''.
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* TrapIsTheOnlyOption: Finn and Jake are GenreSavvy enough to know that the creepy amusement park in issue #45 is an AmusementParkOfDoom, but feel obliged as heroes to deal with it.
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* [[WhatTheHellPlayer What The Hell, Reader?]]: Marceline [[BreakingTheFourthWall calls out the reader]] in the second issue for [[MediumAwareness turning the page]] instead of staying to help her fight the Lich.
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* HumungousMecha: Gata built one for BMO.
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* HumungousMecha: HumongousMecha: Gata built one for BMO.
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* AmusementParkOfDoom: In issue #45. Yes, a funfair in the middle of a blasted zone full of nuclear waste and creepy monsters is not suspicious at all...
* BarrierMaiden: [[spoiler:Gata is a living portal to a hell dimension where an evil witch queen was imprisoned. She finally turns herself into a statue to block the portal.]]
* BrotherSisterIncest: Finn ends up being sexually attracted to Gata, but she's repulsed because she remembers growing up as his foster-sister.
** In Issues 46 and 49, the alternate universes visible in the mirrors include the Farmworld and one in which Finn is an eight-bit sprite as in "Guardians of Sunshine".
* {{Cthulhumanoid}}: Gata has suckered tentacles instead of hair.
* {{Cthulhumanoid}}: Gata has suckered tentacles instead of hair.
* DungeonBypass: All the trouble in the Gata arc happens because Finn and Jake bypassed most of the dungeon, got bored listening to the recording of Joshua explaining to them how to get through it, and ended up doing precisely what they shouldn't have done.
* FesteringFungus: In the Gata arc, Jake gets temporarily infected with one.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell: The dimension that [[spoiler:Gata is a portal to]].
* FireAndBrimstoneHell: The dimension that [[spoiler:Gata is a portal to]].
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* PaintingTheMedium: The Lich speaks with white text on a black speech balloon. Marceline speaks with yellow all-caps text on a magenta speech balloon when she's a monster.
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** The Lich speaks with white text on a black speech balloon. Marceline speaks with yellow all-caps text on a magenta speech balloon when she's amonster.monster.
** In issue #45, most of the story happens first in the lower panels on the page, until the end of the comic when you turn it upside down and read the upper panels in the opposite direction.
** The Lich speaks with white text on a black speech balloon. Marceline speaks with yellow all-caps text on a magenta speech balloon when she's a
** In issue #45, most of the story happens first in the lower panels on the page, until the end of the comic when you turn it upside down and read the upper panels in the opposite direction.
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* RememberTheNewGuy: The Gata arc plays this for real in-universe tragedy. Finn and Jake accidentally destroy a magic statue that Jake's father hid years before. When they get back to the Tree Fort, they find a teenage girl hero called Gata who everybody but them remembers as their foster-sister who's been part of their family all along. [[spoiler:It turns out that Gata is a living portal created to allow an evil witch queen to escape back to Ooo from the hell-dimension that she was imprisoned in long ago. When Gata discovers this and the witch escapes, she deliberately turns herself back into a statue, and all of the events of the story are erased from history and forgotten.]]
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* BearsAreBadNews: In issues 41-4, the King of Ooo tries to take over using an army of bear minions.
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* BookcasePassage: Used by Peppermint Butler to hide the SWEETS headquarters.
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* EngineeredPublicConfession: Used in issues 41-4 by Agent Double O Candy Bar to frame Finn and Jake, and then by Finn and Jake to reveal the King of Ooo's contempt for his bear minions.
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** In Issue 40, Magic Man tries to manipulate the reader into making ambiguous wishes using a card-forcing maneuver.
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: In issue 40, Magic Man's crow volcano in the Tree Fort ends up preventing the Owlbear from killing the Fancy Egg Prince.
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** Issues 41-4 are full of Franchise/JamesBond parodies.
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**[[spoiler:It's actually Princess Bubblegum in a disguise she got for her birthday.]]
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* BrickJoke: In Issue 27, PB calls Finn and Jake to help out with a ghost problem, except that they're not home because they are the ghosts (unintentionally) causing the problem (don't worry, they get better). So, PB is about to call her back-up choice, which Finn hopes isn't a couple of knock-offs named something like Flynn and Blake. It's actually a team like the Film/{{Ghostbusters}}, but guess who shows up at the end of Issue 29, after the storyline is over?
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* BrickJoke: In Issue 27, PB calls Finn and Jake to help out with a ghost problem, except that they're not home because they are the ghosts (unintentionally) causing the problem (don't worry, they get better). So, PB is about to call her back-up choice, which Finn hopes isn't a couple of knock-offs named something like Flynn and Blake. It's actually a team like the Film/{{Ghostbusters}}, Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}, but guess who shows up at the end of Issue 29, after the storyline is over?
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** In Issues 36-9, Jake retains the ability to make sandwiches due to a fragment remaining in his body from his ultimate sandwich from the TV episode "Time Sandwich".
* EscapedFromHell: It turns out that Ghost/Warrior Princess came back to life out of pure heroic willpower.
* EvilChef: The EldritchAbomination Arklothac in Issues 36-9 is an eldritch Evil Chef who wants to turn the whole of Ooo into a meal for his brethren.
* EvilChef: The EldritchAbomination Arklothac in Issues 36-9 is an eldritch Evil Chef who wants to turn the whole of Ooo into a meal for his brethren.
* FantasticVoyagePlot: In Issue 36-9, where Finn has to go inside Jake to retrieve a piece of crystallised magic sandwich to restore everyone's knowledge of how to make food.
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* OpeningShoutOut: The first issue opens with Finn and Jake filming the show's opening flight over Ooo, and then shows versions of the first two scenes of the credit sequence proper, with Jake jumping on Finn's head and Finn riding a stilt-legged Jake through mountains. The second issue again imitates the opening flight to show the damage the Lich has done to Ooo.
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** The first issue opens with Finn and Jake filming the show's opening flight over Ooo, and then shows versions of the first two scenes of the credit sequence proper, with Jake jumping on Finn's head and Finn riding a stilt-legged Jake through mountains. The second issue again imitates the opening flight to show the damage the Lich has done toOoo.Ooo.
** Inverted in Ryan North's final issue, number 35, which begins with Finn and Jake watching insects and challenging Marceline to write a song about them, referring to the show's end credits sequence.
** The first issue opens with Finn and Jake filming the show's opening flight over Ooo, and then shows versions of the first two scenes of the credit sequence proper, with Jake jumping on Finn's head and Finn riding a stilt-legged Jake through mountains. The second issue again imitates the opening flight to show the damage the Lich has done to
** Inverted in Ryan North's final issue, number 35, which begins with Finn and Jake watching insects and challenging Marceline to write a song about them, referring to the show's end credits sequence.
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* RashomonStyle: Happens in "The Case of the Missing Thing", when Lumpy Space Princess orders everyone to tell her their memories of the previous evening to discover what happened to her head star.
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* ToServeMan: In Issues 36-9, a witch summons an EldritchAbomination extradimensional chef to Earth because he will make the whole planet a wonderful meal. Turns out, that meant make the whole planet '''into''' a wonderful meal.
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* AssimilationPlot: The story in issues 21-24. It very nearly succeeds, too.
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* ExtraParentConception: Brief flash-forwards at the end of both "Carl the Gem" and "Marcelzine" introduce a mysterious young female barbarian hero (named in her second appearance as Penelope), who appears to have characteristics of Finn, Princess Bubblegum, AND Marceline. The Mnemonoid arc has a flash-forward in which it is hinted that in the future all three of them may be in a mutual relationship.
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** The time travel arc in issues 6-9, in which BMO has accidentally created evil robots that conquer all ofOoo.Ooo.
** The Mnemonoid arc, in which Ooo is laid waste by a war between the various elemental peoples, and Marceline is killed by the Mnemonoid, leaving Bubblegum a cynical shell.
** The time travel arc in issues 6-9, in which BMO has accidentally created evil robots that conquer all of
** The Mnemonoid arc, in which Ooo is laid waste by a war between the various elemental peoples, and Marceline is killed by the Mnemonoid, leaving Bubblegum a cynical shell.
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** Finn's badass future version in the time travel arc is based on the future version of himself he saw/imagined at the beginning of "MortalFolly".Folly".
** In Issue 32, Jake turns out to still have a Lich minion hiding within him from his time in the Lich's LotusEaterMachine dungeon.
** In Issue 34, far-future Finn and Bubblegum use one of the time machines from the time travel arc to return to Finn's first encounter with the Mnemonoid and defeat it.
** Finn's badass future version in the time travel arc is based on the future version of himself he saw/imagined at the beginning of "Mortal
** In Issue 32, Jake turns out to still have a Lich minion hiding within him from his time in the Lich's LotusEaterMachine dungeon.
** In Issue 34, far-future Finn and Bubblegum use one of the time machines from the time travel arc to return to Finn's first encounter with the Mnemonoid and defeat it.
* CarnivoreConfusion: In "Marcelzine", Peppermint Butler likes to make and eat peppermint bark.
** In Issue 32, Marcelline's and PB's comic-strip exposition to Finn includes the RunningGag "buff baby" rhyme.
* FauxAffablyEvil: The Mnemonoid is polite and chatty while completely screwing up Finn's life and killing Marceline.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: In Issue 10 and the ''[=KaBOOM!=] Summer Blast'' Free Comic Book Day Edition reprint, Finn and Jake end up under the influence of the reader in a ChooseYourOwnAdventure story. All their methods of getting their free will back involve messing with the reader.
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** In Issue 10 and the ''[=KaBOOM!=] Summer Blast'' Free Comic Book Day Edition reprint, Finn and Jake end up under the influence of the reader in a ChooseYourOwnAdventure story. All their methods of getting their free will back involve messing with the reader.
** In the Mnemonoid arc, the Mnemonoid repeatedly addresses, menaces, and trolls the reader.
** In Issue 10 and the ''[=KaBOOM!=] Summer Blast'' Free Comic Book Day Edition reprint, Finn and Jake end up under the influence of the reader in a ChooseYourOwnAdventure story. All their methods of getting their free will back involve messing with the reader.
** In the Mnemonoid arc, the Mnemonoid repeatedly addresses, menaces, and trolls the reader.
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** In Issue 33, when PB says "Let's do this", she assumes the pose from the famous WWII "We Can Do It!" Westinghouse staff motivational poster (often miscredited as "Rosie the Riveter").
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* BrainUploading: Randall M Byron, a pre-war computer programmer who brain uploaded himself to survive the Mushroom War.
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** In issues 18-9, Finn's LotusEaterMachine hallucination is the Farmworld from the TV episodes "Finn the Human"/"Jake the Dog".
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* FunWithAcronyms: In issue 41 Peppermint Butler conscripts Finn and Jake into SWEETS, "Secret Warriors Eliminating Enemies & other Tricky Situations".
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* PapaWolf: When Peppermint Butler expresses an interest in experimenting on Jake Jr., Jake undergoes an attack of "Dad Rage" and threatens Pep But with "If you do, ''all'' of Ooo will be ''so delicately'' mint-scented from your tiny particles ''spread across the continent''."
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* SignatureStyle: It's pretty obvious that [[Webcomic/DinosaurComics Ryan North]] writes the comic. Perhaps...super obvious?
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** In the same arc, BMO and Ice King getting on surprisingly well refers back to Finn's speculation, and the behaviour of their miniature versions, in "All the Little People".
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** In the ghost arc, Finn, Jake, PB, and all the Candy Kingdom subjects combine into one huge ghost to beat up the JerkAss ghosts.
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* GilliganCut: While Finn and Jake explore an abandoned military factory in issue 26, Finn remarks "I can't imagine a single thing our pals could be doing that's more interesting than exploring this crazy old dungeon!" Cue panels of Marceline fighting a dragon, Lumpy Space Princess fighting [[RobotMe a robotic version of herself]], and Princess Bubblegum... sitting in bed, reading a book.
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** An alternate theory is that all the events of the comic book take place during the fourth season, since the characters and their relationships seem to follow that status quo.
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* LaughingMad: PB at the end of the bubblegum arc, when she realises that she needed Finn and Jake (but in this case, especially Jake) to save the day again.
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** In Issue 20, [[spoiler:Princess Bubblegum's]] adventuring suit is a black and green logo-free version of a classic ''ComicBook/Batgirl'' costume.
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* SwallowedWhole: Marceline does this to PB to protect her from the mind-controlling bubblegum. PB's response is "Oh my gosh, let's not do that again for a long time, okay?".
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* TheVirus: The mind-controlling bubblegum in Issues 21-4.
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* ArmedWithCanon: The comic keeps on throwing bones to Finn/Bubblegum shippers in ways that seem overtly designed to knock down the obstacles to the ship in the TV series.
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* ArmedWithCanon: The comic keeps on throwing bones to Finn/Bubblegum shippers in ways that seem overtly designed to knock down the obstacles to the ship in the TV series. In two separate potential futures shown in the comics, Finn and Bubblegum are in a relationship. (In the first one, Bubblegum explicitly says that the age difference isn't so big now Finn's in his twenties. And in the second one, they're actually in a three-way marriage with Marceline to avoid upsetting the Bubblegum/Marceline shippers.)
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* ArmedWithCanon: The comic keeps on throwing bones to Finn/Bubblegum shippers in ways that seem overtly designed to knock down the obstacles to the ship in the TV series.
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** Issue 15 shows Lumpy Space Princess wearing a carrier bag as a dress, as in "Gotcha!".
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* BloodSpatteredWarrior: Finn covered head-to-toe in giant fish innards after disembowelling Ice King's giant fish monster.
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* BloodSpatteredWarrior: BloodSplatteredWarrior: Finn covered head-to-toe in giant fish innards after disembowelling Ice King's giant fish monster.
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* BloodSpatteredWarrior: Finn covered head-to-toe in giant fish innards after disembowelling Ice King's giant fish monster.
** In issues 18-9, Finn's LotusEaterMachine hallucination is the Farmworld from the TV episodes "Finn the Human"/"Jake the Dog".
** Issue 19 has Jake's treasure from beating the whole dungeon be a mailman outfit, referring back to his childhood dream as revealed in "Princess Cookie".
** Issue 19 has Jake's treasure from beating the whole dungeon be a mailman outfit, referring back to his childhood dream as revealed in "Princess Cookie".
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* LethalJokeItem: In the first arc, the Lych demonstrates just how dangerous a Bag of Holding can be.
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* LethalJokeItem: In the first arc, the Lych Lich demonstrates just how dangerous a Bag of Holding can be.be.
* LotusEaterMachine: What the Lich's dungeon does to Finn, Jake and Ice King.
* LotusEaterMachine: What the Lich's dungeon does to Finn, Jake and Ice King.
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* ThePowerOfLove: Destroys the Lich's illusions in issue 19, expressed through Finn and Jake rapping.
