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** Season two's "Crystals Have Power" for [[spoiler: "Tree Trunks".]]
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** Season two's 2's "Crystals Have Power" for [[spoiler: "Tree Trunks".]]
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** The season four episode "Hot to the Touch" for "Incendium".
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** The season four Season 4 episode "Hot to the Touch" for "Incendium".
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*** Though e season 7 episode "Crossover" [[spoiler:has the boys help Prismo finally put some of this right and [[Heartwarming/AdventureTime reunite poor Farmworld Finn with his family.]]]]
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*** Though e season Season 7 episode "Crossover" [[spoiler:has the boys help Prismo finally put some of this right and [[Heartwarming/AdventureTime reunite poor Farmworld Finn with his family.]]]]
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* SlidingScaleOfContinuity: Level 4. While in the beginning the show qualified as Level 2, it upgraded to Level 3 once [[spoiler:The Lich and the Ice King's backstory]] were introduced. It was bumped up again to level 4 in season 4, when the show began featuring more multi-part stories, {{Call Back}}s and {{Sequel Episode}}s.
** By season 6, it's hit level 5. If you haven't seen certain episodes, references to [[spoiler:Ice King and Marceline's relationship, Finn's dad, Farmworld, the Lich, the Mushroom War, Betty, the Mars arc, etc.,]] will make no sense at all. An interesting case in that ''Adventure Time'' doesn't actually have one single MythArc, just a lot of very complex lore.
** By season 6, it's hit level 5. If you haven't seen certain episodes, references to [[spoiler:Ice King and Marceline's relationship, Finn's dad, Farmworld, the Lich, the Mushroom War, Betty, the Mars arc, etc.,]] will make no sense at all. An interesting case in that ''Adventure Time'' doesn't actually have one single MythArc, just a lot of very complex lore.
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* SlidingScaleOfContinuity: Level 4. While in the beginning the show qualified as Level 2, it upgraded to Level 3 once [[spoiler:The Lich and the Ice King's backstory]] were introduced. It was bumped up again to level Level 4 in season Season 4, when the show began featuring more multi-part stories, {{Call Back}}s and {{Sequel Episode}}s.
** Byseason Season 6, it's hit level Level 5. If you haven't seen certain episodes, references to [[spoiler:Ice King and Marceline's relationship, Finn's dad, Farmworld, the Lich, the Mushroom War, Betty, the Mars arc, etc.,]] will make no sense at all. An interesting case in that ''Adventure Time'' doesn't actually have one single MythArc, just a lot of very complex lore.
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** There is a season four episode called... "The Lich". [[SarcasmMode Do you think it has something to do with the Lich?]]
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** There is a season four Season 4 episode called... "The Lich". [[SarcasmMode Do you think it has something to do with the Lich?]]
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** It's very apparent in the season 4 premier, "Hot To The Touch." The entire episode consists of Finn running doggedly after Flame Princess because he "like" likes her while Flame Princess is trying her damnedest to make Finn pay for "hurting" her and toying with her emotions (which was Jake's doing, no less). In what has to be one of the show's sadder moments, Finn defeatedly asks himself why he can't just like a normal girl while breaking down into tears. This seems to grab Flame Princess's attention, who (mistakenly) believes Finn to be a water elemental; hence why even if the two did care for each other, they could never be together because they'd only hurt one another. Anybody who's ever loved someone that either just wasn't good for them or hurt them badly can understand this very adult problem and will probably shed a tear or two when they see it for the first time.
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** It's very apparent in the season Season 4 premier, "Hot To The Touch." The entire episode consists of Finn running doggedly after Flame Princess because he "like" likes her while Flame Princess is trying her damnedest to make Finn pay for "hurting" her and toying with her emotions (which was Jake's doing, no less). In what has to be one of the show's sadder moments, Finn defeatedly asks himself why he can't just like a normal girl while breaking down into tears. This seems to grab Flame Princess's attention, who (mistakenly) believes Finn to be a water elemental; hence why even if the two did care for each other, they could never be together because they'd only hurt one another. Anybody who's ever loved someone that either just wasn't good for them or hurt them badly can understand this very adult problem and will probably shed a tear or two when they see it for the first time.
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* TakeThat: Season Four introduces "Mind Games", a book that is clearly a Pick Up Artist manual. Ice King knows about and uses it, Jake has it for a joke, and when Finn starts taking advice from it, Jake is ([[{{foreshadowing}} rightfully]] concerned.
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* TakeThat: Season Four 4 introduces "Mind Games", a book that is clearly a Pick Up Artist manual. Ice King knows about and uses it, Jake has it for a joke, and when Finn starts taking advice from it, Jake is ([[{{foreshadowing}} rightfully]] concerned.
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* UndeathAlwaysEnds: [[spoiler: The Lich was newly restored to life as a baby at the end of the season 6 premiere.]]
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* UndeathAlwaysEnds: [[spoiler: The Lich was newly restored to life as a baby at the end of the season Season 6 premiere.]]
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Removing Flame Bait.
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* WorldOfChaos: The Nightosphere is literally sustained by ChaoticEvil, while the Crystal Dimension and Lumpy Space at least skirt this trope. And heck, Ooo isn't exactly normal either.
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* WorldOfChaos: The Nightosphere is literally sustained by ChaoticEvil, chaos, while the Crystal Dimension and Lumpy Space at least skirt this trope. And heck, Ooo isn't exactly normal either.
