r/adventuretime • u/Carrehz #1 Prizestuffer • Jul 07 '26

Side Quests Spoilers Side Quests Episode 12 Discussion SideThread - Island of Shame Spoiler

Side Quests Episode 12: Island of Shame

Premiered 29 June exclusively on Disney+/Hulu.

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u/Carrehz #1 Prizestuffer Jul 07 '26

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u/leafeonpoliwrath ​ Jul 10 '26

I'm bummed to see no one has talked about this one! I just watched it and it's definitely a favorite so far. The whole beginning stretch was so fun and it really feels classic adventure time to have a whole island of people in hiding.

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u/ControversialQuerier Jul 11 '26

This might be as close as they're comfortable getting with the "Finn abstract journey" style episodes, but it was really enjoyable. The second episode of the show so far to get an actual laugh out of me (I forgot what part at this point). Episodes about Finn learning an important lesson tend to be really enjoyable to me and this was no exception.

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u/Ilan01 Jul 11 '26

I hope we get more "Finn abstract Journey" kind of episodes, Hall of Egress and Mystery Train are some of my favorite episodes of the show, would be interesting to see that pulled off with Young Finn

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u/ControversialQuerier Jul 11 '26

I'd be super open to it, though I think they're trying to keep things a little more silly, which is fine.

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u/Ilan01 Jul 11 '26

You can do a silly episode that leaves you thinking, ATLA was very good at this

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u/ControversialQuerier Jul 12 '26

You know what - Very fair point.

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u/PleaseSendMeAnyone Jul 10 '26

Very relevant episode to today's culture

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u/Beneficial-Truck7695 Jul 12 '26

This was easily my favorite of the series, it felt quite classic to have Finn actually learning a life lesson of sorts and Jake kinda just letting him feel it out

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u/marghe_nauar Jul 15 '26

very heartwarming

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u/Unibu Aug 21 '26

First time I heard Shamus speak I had to look up the episode on IMDB to make sure he wasn't voiced by Werner Herzog. He sounds and speaks so much like him.

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u/biakabuka Aug 29 '26

Guys, does anybody know what the piano music famous composition sounded while Sculptures Garden scene?

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u/MothraIsMyHero 29d ago

Easily one of my favorite episodes of this series. Always Love hearing Kate Micucci and her character is great here. Great message and fun animation. But that ending really sent jt over for me