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Am I crazy or out of the loop or something? Doesn't he just seem like nothing more than an older mentor to her? I physically cannot imagine them in a relationship it is so strange to me when I try. Like that is her second, more morally grey older brother, not her boyfriend.

Plus, as someone who has played the game over 6 times now, I have always seen her as more girly than typically masculine. I feel like people just take her slightly unhinged attitude as masculine when I honestly read it more as hyper feminine. It really isn’t that big of a deal, but I get irrationally upset when she’s written OOC because shes genuinely one of my favorite characters of all time.

God they kill me.

Like come on that’s SO good

It also raises the question of whether or not Hynden Walch exists as an actual characters within the AT universe that Marcy just knows for some reason

I would LOVE to follow Elise as a main character in this hypothetical spinoff. I just personally have always been so interested in her story ever since she was solidified as a character, especially her relationship with Hunson. According to Marcy’s Super Secret Scrapbook they did love each other and they stuck together on Earth when Marcy was born, but with the war and apparent turmoil in the Nightosphere they had to split up. I would just love to see how Elise even ended up with the lord of the demon realm, like, what a story, y’know?

It could also give us more backstory into Simon and how he handled the war and all that came before it. I know we have gotten a lot of insight into his past from the main show and Fionna and Cake, but I think following him could still prove to be super interesting. I think he’s just such a complex character, there’s no way to get too much Simon content. I also really love the idea of getting more insight into him and Betty’s relationship.

Patience St. Pim and the other elementals would also be SO interesting to hear and see more about also! I have always been curious about them and the roles they would play in a modern society. I feel like we just didn’t truly get enough information on them in the original show.

PB definitely impacted Finn as well in so many different ways, but I think the main one to me is that she virtually raised him. I wouldn't go as far to say that she is like a mother to him because I just cannot view their relationship in that way, but I do think she was a huge part in his development as just a human kid. I mean we see in the episodes about Lemonhope that she literally teaches him how to do math and probably all of his other subjects on top of that. She is the reason he actually knows how the world works.

Along with that though I believe she taught him how to not be entirely selfless. In the first season or two of Adventure Time we see Finn throw himself into dangerous situations with pretty much no plan, risking his life in order to save whoever it is that needs saving. I don't think for a second that he has lost that part of himself at the end of the show, but I do think he learns that he needs to balance himself and understand what's actually happening before he acts. Now that can be explained by the fact that he is actively growing up and maturing throughout the course of the series, yes, but I also think Bubblegum instilled that thought process onto him just by being around him. I truly think them growing up and learning together balanced them both out.

And to make all of that even better they meet and are friends in pretty much every universe/life! Finn as the butterfly landing on baby Bubblegum's hand, Shoko and PB having a super deep relationship, Finn and PB growing up with each other in the main story, Fionna and Gary being friends for years in Fionna and Cake, and even Bonnie in vampworld getting stuck with raising a baby Finn! Like what! They eat at my brain so much. I love that their relationship is so deep and complex while also being so platonic. They are such best friends and I think that holds true in every single world.

UDG haters try to bring me down each and every time I express my love for the game, but if there is anything they did right it is the way they handled Toko, Syo and Komaru's relationships with each other. It actually feels like the writers took it seriously and I think that's why I was probably one of the only people who replayed it to hell and back. The temple scene between Syo and Komaru is perhaps one of the most moving scenes I have ever experienced in any video game.