Why is Finn portrayed as such an imbecile? Why did they ruin him by adding romance and relationship bullshit? A character that is goofy and chill doesnt have to be stupid, yet he acted like a fool in front of PB, FP and many other characters many times. They treat him like shit because he is shit.
Did they really have to bring him down so they could go with the adolescence crap? That arc of him getting older and more experienced is a fine idea but it was executed in a harsh way.
Josiah Clark
How old is he now? Were you a smooth, logical pussy-slayer when you were his age?
Colton Stewart
This was only a problem in 5B, which is probably why so many people disliked it.
Cameron Young
yes
Michael Perez
>what are stakes
it was a lot more than 5B
Justin Collins
You weren't?
Thomas Turner
I won't be at any age.
Wyatt Perez
He isn't. They didn't. He isn't, everyone is goofy. No they don't and no he isn't.
Anthony Rivera
Correct.
Nathaniel Campbell
You have to watch more than 2 seasons to make a judgment.
Kayden Reed
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Jordan Fisher
Hey I hated the romance bullshit as well but I can't undo all the romance stuff they did to him. However itall depends on who you ask and what kind of impact it made on them. I personally can't stand the defenders of the romance arcs, but hey, i'm just one guy with one opinion.
Despite this, Que people making generalizations about other peoople's personal life after this post to bolster their own feelings on both sides.
shaddup
Wyatt Morgan
Finn himself was dumb, but his relationships with PB and Marceline were fine. The only people who were upset at how their relationships were portrayed, were people that thought Fubblegum and Finnceline were still viable lol
Jeremiah Perry
>Fine Why you gotta blanket generalize like that. I say Marcy could've been utilized in Finn's arcs more but all you see is shipping goggles
Brody Sullivan
>>what are stakes A fine miniseries where Finn play the moral compas and stop Marceline from doing something evil.
Hudson Roberts
I say Finn was more of a bothersome, unpatched hole in a ship rather than some sort of anchor in all of stakes
Carson Taylor
Oh no, I agree totally. But as far as romantic relationships go, it was non-existent for Finn in Stakes.
Evan Cruz
Finn was pure comic relief in Stakes, and nothing more. I wish they could've had more interaction with Finn and Marceline though.
Jackson Cooper
Stakes puts Marceline at the center stage. that's the point of it.
Still that didn't stop Finn from being a good second gun and be helpful when needed.
James Powell
>Why is Finn portrayed as such an imbecile He's a 16 year old that had his formal education which was homeschooling end at the age of 9 or so.
Just how smart do you think he's gonna be?
Adrian Brown
>Why is Finn portrayed as such an imbecile? Watch Season 7 and 8. He matured a lot post Stakes
>Why did they ruin him by adding romance and relationship bullshit? >Did they really have to bring him down so they could go with the adolescence crap?
Blame the writers. One of them even said in a podcast that he realy hated Finn. His opinion on him changed a lot during the production of Season 7.
Mason Walker
Finn should have killed Sister Moon or whoever.
Liam Walker
You know it all depends on writers right? They could have just made him do different things than bother PB in countless episodes or whatever he was doing.
Xavier Cook
They did it just to trigger you, user. And I mean you specifically. They know you're shit so they made a character as shit as you so you subconsciously compare his shitness with your own.
Kayden Nelson
Nobody's disputing Marceline being the center of stakes. >Good second gun I didn't see it.
Unless you count that hand scene which was a firm slap to people who liked their trio interaction in WWM. Seriously compare WWM to this and you see where i'm coming from.
But he didn't I guess so they could play up his "comedic effect" angle? Eugh puts a bad taste in my mouth.
Tyler Watson
fuck you user I never asked for him to be as shitty as me
Adam Thompson
>Watch Season 7 and 8. He matured a lot post Stakes
Good, they redeemed themselves at the end of AT. Great.
Wyatt Phillips
Countless episodes were wasted on nothing, now its worth shit.
Hunter Williams
>Unless you count that hand scene which was a firm slap to people who liked their trio interaction in WWM.
I don't. It was a small bit where Finn was being weird, I didn't take it as anything more than a joke.
Ryan Stewart
>I didn't see it. Freed Marceline from ice Shackle, assisted her in every fights. Stopped her from doing the irreparable.
Let it rest, man.
and maybe rewatch season 1 and 2. Finn has always been a goof.
Colton Mitchell
>Good, they redeemed themselves at the end of AT. Great. >redeemed. There is nothing to redeem except a few bad episodes in season 5.
Finn has been maturing since the beginning.
Jason Ward
>Finn should have killed Sister Moon or whoever. >But he didn't I guess so they could play up his "comedic effect" angle? Eugh puts a bad taste in my mouth.
You do realize she was unkillable, right?
their mission was to bring Sister Moon to Marcie and they did.
Bentley Harris
It's 100% worth it. And if you don't like the silliness of AT, then I don't know what you did watching AT in the first place.
Justin Hughes
>Putting your hands on your friends in reassurance that everything'll be alright if they work together when said scene is done at the beginning of Stakes >weird >Idiotically stabbing at her for hours instead of just taking her back to PB after a few attempts Bundled with past arcs, no. I don't buy it.
Was poor bait for the old school vampire, got himself caught by the ice king, almost drops the mushroom bomb, mistaking orders from PB and so on. I'd give you this if he was somewhat stronger and better fighter today than he was then, but I don't think anyone sees that.
Zachary Cox
No, pic related is putting your hands on friends in reassurance that everything will be alright at the beginning of Stakes.
That scene was a joke where Finn was being weirdly touchy feely. Doesn't matter if it landed or not, the intention is clear.
Leo Barnes
>>Putting your hands on your friends in reassurance that everything'll be alright if they work together when said scene is done at the beginning of Stakes >weird It wans't weird, it just that it wasn't the good time for that. Anyway, it's nothing more than a cute joke. If you really want a straightforward interpretation, it basically express: " wea are planning serious business, now is not the moment, Finn". They don't even react badly or negatively, to Finn, they simply show that now it not the time for group hug. >Bundled with past arcs, no. I don't buy it. Then you should rewatch past arc. He does things idiotic more often than once. >I'd give you this if he was somewhat stronger and better fighter today than he was then, but I don't think anyone sees that. He literally is. You are fucking blind.
Also, watch season 1 and 2 again. fumbling is something that has recurred a good chunk of time with Finn.
Lucas Wright
>and maybe rewatch season 1 and 2. Finn has always been a goof. I could've sword people here were saying the early seasons of AT were their own thing and a separate entity than S3 onwards.
Also, he's a goof that's known to get one over the baddies through brute force or through help of others. Stakes was certainly the latter, but he was surely the weakest link there.
>No, pic related is putting your hands on friends in reassurance that everything will be alright at the beginning of Stakes. Yes. That and the vamp sucking scene is what I was referring to yes.
>A joke Nah. Sorry but i'm not convinced. I see him either falling back into his previous dress chasing ways or them being a dick. Didn't need to be put in at all desu.
See above.
I guess their silliness coupled with more "deeper" themes just doesn't grab the attention of people the same way as other shows do.
Jaxon Phillips
>He literally is. You are fucking blind. Nope. Show me how he'd fare better against those vampires this season than in season 7.
Noah Edwards
>Nah. Sorry but i'm not convinced. I see him either falling back into his previous dress chasing ways or them being a dick. Didn't need to be put in at all desu. Then read again.
It's simply a joke. them talling now is not the good time Finn. There was the good time.
There is nothing dickish going on.
> could've sword people here were saying the early seasons of AT were their own thing and a separate entity than S3 onwards. Nostalgia Google people, mostly.
Camden Moore
All the vampire were fucking OP. That's the whole reason only Marcie could deal with them.
And he probably do better because he has actually learn to fight Vampire since then. In Stakes.
Oliver Edwards
You think i'm warped for think it wasn't a joke and the feeling's mutual coming from me to you thinking it was. >cute joke on what caused all that depression he went through no.
That's the thing. A little and I doubt he'll ever gain the power to wreck their shit in the future unfortunately.
Sebastian Stewart
Finn was never supposed to be some god-like superhero. He's just a brave human kid with a strong heart and desire to do good.
Christian Hill
He's a child that no one treats with respect. He's still just a tool to PB after 7 seasons, it's pathetic.
Adrian Hall
True, but I do think as the years stack up and he's in his 20s he should be able to firmly throttle a lot of bad dudes that come his way. Especially, ESPECIALLY since we all know that weird grass squid and the lich are gonna combine at some point and that'll be Finn's final boss. Yeah he'll escape by the hair of his shaven chin (thanks BMO), I don't think he's near "VS. MASTER HAND" levels of ready yet. But hey, that's just me.
Charles Gonzalez
>>cute joke on what caused all that depression he went through >no. The fuck are you on. It has zero fucking relation with Depression. especially as they even high later. All it was about was that it was a "now is not the time" moment played out humorously. that's it.
You read in it something that isn't there.
Joseph Davis
>A little and I doubt he'll ever gain the power to wreck their shit in the future unfortunately. He has learned form stakes. He probably know, now.
Ryder Howard
That isn't true at all, I'm not sure what you're basing that on.
William Rogers
>The fuck are you on. It has zero fucking relation with Depression. especially as they even high later. All it was about was that it was a "now is not the time" moment played out humorously. that's it. I don't see the humor in it at all. Even if I do see your point I'd think it wasn't a good joke.
Xavier Perry
>OP claims to be a smooth operator with the ladies when he was 12.
Benjamin Wilson
>How old is he now? I think they said he was 16 in the current season. Either way, he hasn't had a major love interest for a few seasons now.
John Martin
I mean Finn pretty much was one until all the tug and pull romance arcs having its Genesis around S3. I'm not saying user was, though I don't see how people'd have a problem with girls fawning over Finn
Sebastian Jackson
okay.
why?
William Hughes
He got better in season 7 and Islands was fantastic.
Aaron Martinez
Because it's made for children.
Zachary Bennett
All I hope for is an episode like Star vs the Forces of Evil's "Running with Scissors" for Finn.
Gavin Smith
Hoiw would the show be different if Finn had the intelligence of someone like Dipper from '"Gravity Falls"?
John Jones
ITT: Troubled fanboys who can't get over a few less than stellar episodes, are incapable of just enjoying a show for how it is, and are angry over not being able to go into 'wish fulfillment' or 'self insert' mode in regards to the main character.
Dylan Hill
It was the lowest point in the show
Evan Reyes
If I can't enjoy shit it's the shits fault, how am I supposed to enjoy something that tastes horrible and it's 50% bacteria?
Daniel Bennett
You can thank Homer.
Daniel Davis
There's Puhoy mate. Or do you want a sequel to that episode?
Benjamin Smith
The average age modern children become sexually active is 13, user
Jason Kelly
Either a sequel to Puhoy or a future episode similiar to marco's, yes.
Jayden Brooks
This guy gets it.
Ryder White
According to the show he was already mature in Stakes. The miniseries happened like 10 episodes after The Comet.
It makes no sense how Finn went from "I'd like to see this meat reality through" then became more useless and dumb than he was as a 12 year old in Stakes guy.
Thomas Parker
His mentality is like ragdoll physics. Sometimes he's a grounded individual and can kick ass well, other times he's retarded and can't do anything and can't comprehend anything.