Tag: Adventure Time

Deadpool was the single greatest cinematic masterpiece ever made. In the movie, he has some random products that turned up that totally fit the Merc with a Mouth’s demented personality. Thanks to ThinkGeek you can own some of Deadpool’s stuff for yourself. This Deadpool product placement pack features a Hello Kitty backpack that you can stuff with guns and ammo, then forget at home.

Finn and Jake’s tree fort on Adventure Time is awesome, but we never get to see much of it in the show. Thankfully, artist Max Degtyarev has created a very cool cutaway illustration of their tree home with tons of detail. That is one sweet pad.

If you’re a fan of Rick and Morty, check out this house in Brighton, England painted with a reasonable approximation of the multidimensional adventurers. I bet the neighbors hate the people who live there. …at least most of the neighbors.

This is not the first functional BMO we have seen, but this version by Imgur user NinjaBunny9000 is one of the coolest. You can play this guy just like Finn and Jake do, minus the BMO voice giving you sassy talk.

Adventure Time fans will want to just go ahead and get out your wallets, and pick up this vinyl record that has 38 musical tracks from seasons 1-7 on it. Among the tracks are the theme song for the show and the “Bacon Pancakes” tune that will stick in your brain forever. The ThinkGeek exclusive record comes in three different versions.

You may remember that earlier this year, LEGO Ideas member Ludovic Piraud (a.k.a. “aBetterMonkey”) created a LEGO set based on Adventure Time. It turns out that the set was actually approved to become an official product, because LEGO believes in homies helping homies.

Scare the filling out of your friends’ doughnuts with Ben Spear Makes Swords’ cool non-functioning replicas of Marceline’s ax bass and her gender-swapped counterpart’s six-string. They’re made of pine with nylon strings and steel knobs. Each guitar is about 49″ long and weighs 5lb.,

Dr. Martens’ Adventure Time boots all kick ass; the Marceline boots in particular are some of the best-looking boots I’ve seen. Thankfully, the algebraic collaboration continues to this day with the release of BMO and Princess Bubblegum DMs. I love the oversized eyelets and shoelaces on the Princess Bubblegum boots.

I’ve been thinking that a LEGO Adventure Time set would be awesome. Why do we not have one yet? Well, LEGO has been working on it because they are all about homies helping homies. And guess what?

Citizens of Oooternia, Prince Finn is here to protect you from the Icer King, Marcel-Lyn and Skelemongrab, thanks to toy modder James Freckingham aka Robotic Industries. The bootleg action figure is based on a one-off toy that James made last year using parts from vintage figures (note the bracers and loincloth).

Earlier this year, Dr. Martens released its first batch of Adventure Time boots, featuring heroes Finn and Jake. The latest boot in the collection is based on the mischievous Marceline. Your dad’s not the only one that’s going to notice you in these babies. Strangle a pixie and head to Dr.

I don’t know about you, but BMO is easily one of my favorite Adventure Time characters. Who doesn’t love a handheld gaming unit that somehow has consciousness and survived in a post-apocalyptic world? Now you can look like BMO himself thanks to this awesome hoodie.

Most hand towels are boring, but you’ll love getting these hand towels dirty because they have your favorite Adventure Time characters on them. They are from the aptly named Etsy seller SeamsGeeky and they seem totally geeky and awesome.

Don’t worry, I’m not saying you should have Xbox Live for breakfast. Etsy store Big Nerd Wolf is selling actual tea that has geeky characters as tea hangers. Although they do look like they’re immersing their… lower extremities in your drink. You can order the tea from Big Nerd Wold’s Etsy shop.

I wish Adventure Time had more episodes per season, because like you, I can not get enough of the land of Ooo. When there are no new episodes I guess there are always the cool toys to buy.

We’ve seen a BMO toy with a LEGO case and another one that appears to have a wooden case. Mike Barretta’s take on the living console has a 3D printed case and buttons. That’s right, this BMO works much like a Game Boy in that you use the buttons on its body to play. Mike used a Raspberry Pi Model A+ and a Teensy 2.0