Since then, we’ve watched him use dark magic a number of times, even turning Peace Master’s kids into demon birds.
We first get a hint of this in “Death in Bloom,” where Peps' relationship with Death himself saves Finn and Jake. Most of Peps’ shady past is only revealed to the audience, with Bubblegum and the rest of the Candy Kingdom completely unaware of his macabre proclivities-though one of the Gumball Guardians does dub him "Dark One," meaning the beings are likely aware of his secret powers. Beneath his candy stripes and coattails, however, lurks a being much more dastardly than the nickname Pep-But would imply. When we first meet Peppermint "Dark One" Butler, he’s the loyal and somewhat sassy servant of Princess Bubblegum. Here are 15 Characters So Good They Need Their Own Shows. As Adventure Time heads towards its conclusion, there are still a number of things we want to see happen, and a bunch of citizens of Ooo we’d love to see get their own spinoff. The end of the month will give us Islands, a side story that follows Finn, Jake, BMO, and Susan Strong as they attempt to uncover the mystery of what happened to the humans of Ooo. Last year brought us the 8-part miniseries Stakes which shone a spotlight on Marceline the Vampire Queen. Luckily, there are a number of comic books continuing the action of the show, and Cartoon Network has begun producing some spinoffs diving into the histories of specific characters. All that backstory means there’s a lot the show has left to explore in its remaining 2 seasons. It’s tackled everything from outliving a nuclear holocaust to deadbeat fathers, all while building up a dense and absurd mythos that stretches back thousands of years. With 7 seasons worth of irreverence, pathos, and plenty of fart jokes, Adventure Time is that rare show both kids and adults can learn from and enjoy.
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