Exploring the Possibilities: 10 Adventure Time Spinoffs Beyond Fionna & Cake

Thanks to the success of Fionna and Cake, Adventure Time has the potential to serve as the foundation for numerous successful spinoffs. The extensive world of Adventure Time has created a history of Ooo and a multiverse that remains largely unexplored. Moreover, Finn and Jake's journey has introduced a captivating array of characters, each capable of carrying their own show.

An Adventure Time spinoff has the potential to center around two fresh heroes, similar to Fionna and Cake, or it could push the boundaries and offer something unexpected. For instance, an anthology series could further expand the realm of Ooo, or a show set in a different time period could shed light on the past of the Mushroom War. Fionna and Cake gives a glimpse into the wide range of spinoff possibilities that the franchise has to offer.

10. Billy And Canyon

Billy and Canyon, a self-proclaimed power couple, traversed the lands of Ooo on a motorbike, eradicating monsters. Billy, revered as a valiant hero, had become worn-out from the perpetual conflict between good and evil by the time he encountered Finn and Jake. Brief flashbacks showcased his bravery and skill, but merely provided a glimpse. A potential spinoff centered around Billy could delve into his journey to becoming a renowned hero, possibly even taking place prior to his encounter with Canyon. This series would depict Billy's ascent to fame and offer insights into the youthful Ooo.

9. Shermy And Beth

Shermy and Beth make their debut in the final episode of the Adventure Time series, disappearing shortly after their introduction. They are seemingly depicted as future incarnations of Finn and Jake, residing in a distant era. Much like the success of Fionna and Cake, a spinoff featuring Shermy and Beth could offer a fresh perspective and contribute to the show's allure. By adopting the more mature tone of Fionna and Cake, Shermy and Beth could create an alternative narrative that retains the enchanting essence of the Land of Ooo with just a slight adjustment.

8. The Mushroom War

7. The Nightosphere

There have been several flashbacks closer to the time of the Great Mushroom War, such as season 5, episode 14, "Simon and Marcy." In this episode, younger versions of the Ice King and Marceline navigate a post-apocalyptic landscape. Despite Adventure Time's extensive lore, little is known about the war itself. This lack of knowledge can be attributed to the potential destruction of documentation during a global nuclear catastrophe. A spinoff focusing on the war or its preceding events could be intriguing. However, it would likely require a darker tone than Adventure Time and may appeal to a more mature audience.

In the eerie dimension known as the Nightosphere, Hunson Abadeer reigns supreme, delighting in the torment of captured souls. His amulet bestows upon him wicked demonic powers, transforming him into a formidable force. However, strip him of this enchanted object, and he becomes nothing more than an awkward father, parading casually in his undergarments, sipping bug juice straight from the carton. This stark contrast in his persona offers the perfect opportunity for a comedic spinoff, showcasing the multifaceted nature of Hunson. While he may be driven by a demonic desire to sow chaos, he occasionally approaches his role as if it were just another mundane occupation. Adding further depth to the narrative, the complex emotional bond between Hunson and his daughter Marceline would enhance the show's appeal. As witnessed in the realm of Adventure Time, he grapples with the challenge of reconciling his malevolent existence with his genuine love and affection for Marceline.

6. An Adventure Time Horror Compendium

Over the course of their adventures, Finn and Jake experienced a never-ending series of terrifying encounters. From their battles against the undead Lich to their discoveries of supernatural horrors, they witnessed more frightening moments than any other characters on Cartoon Network. The spookiest episodes of Adventure Time not only delivered scares but also showcased the show's excellence. To truly explore the depths of horror in the land of Ooo, a comprehensive compilation would be essential. This exploration could revolve around a group of audacious explorers or even take the form of a chilling anthology where no character is guaranteed safety.

5. Beyond Ooo

During the Great Mushroom War, a substantial portion of Earth was torn apart, leading to a complete transformation of the planet. Consequently, Ooo emerged as one of the new continents. Unfortunately, there is a dearth of information concerning the rest of the world beyond Ooo. It is conceivable that other continents are teeming with vibrant and extraordinary forms of life, while on the flip side, they could be desolate, ravaged wastelands. A potential spinoff could delve into the uncharted territories on the map and explore what lies beyond the limited realm visited by Finn and Jake. The potential for discovery beyond Ooo is limitless, although it is possible that the show's characters pay scant attention to it for a reason.

4. Prismo's Time Room

Prismo, residing in the Time Room at the core of the multiverse, is an omnipotent Wish Master. Though featured in just a few episodes, his profound impact distinguishes him as an indelible character of the show. In the Fionna And Cake storyline, however, Kumail Nanjiani's absence as the voice of Prismo resulted from a miscommunication. Nanjiani eagerly anticipates reprising his role as Adventure Time's Prismo, making a substantial comeback a genuine possibility. As an all-powerful being confined to a singular space, Prismo's potential storylines may not be plentiful, yet he has the ability to share tales from various realms within the multiverse, or recount past wishes he has granted.

3. Shoko

Shoko, accompanied by her tiger, reveals Finn and Jake's past lives. Shoko endured a horrific fate at the hands of her own parents, who callously traded her arm for a computer and left her alone. This traumatic experience hardened her beliefs, as she grew up convinced that everyone was solely focused on their personal survival. An enthralling spinoff depicting Shoko's life as a skilled thief hired by the notorious Bath Boy Gang and other shady organizations seems promising. Shoko struggles to discern right from wrong, but circumstances beyond her control force her to prioritize her own safety above all else. Despite having made just one significant appearance, it was undeniably one of the most captivating episodes throughout the entire Adventure Time series. Consequently, Shoko's narrative possesses immense potential for a compelling spinoff.

2. The Princesses Of Ooo

Adventure Time's princesses are a recurring highlight of the show, each possessing unique personalities and appearances. However, they often find themselves placed in similar roles within episodes, with only a handful receiving substantial development. Princess Bubblegum serves as a central character, while Lumpy Space Princess and Flame Princess enjoy significant screen time. Regrettably, the remaining princesses are not fully utilized. A spinoff series dedicated to the princesses of Ooo would offer the opportunity to explore their individual reigns and showcase their collaborative efforts in combating formidable foes. Such a show could fully flesh out secondary characters like Turtle Princess or Muscle Princess.

1. Marceline And Princess Bubblegum

A spinoff focused on Marceline and Princess Bubblegum appears to be a natural next step after Fionna and Cake. Both characters have already gained a significant fan following for their unique qualities, and their popularity only increased when they formed a relationship. Despite their seemingly contrasting personalities, they bring out the best in each other. Unfortunately, Adventure Time concluded before they had the chance to embark on adventures as a couple. However, their complementary skills and endearing personalities would make a spinoff highly entertaining. The show could explore Princess Bubblegum's juggling act between her responsibilities to the candy people and her personal life, as she and Marceline uncover even more peculiar aspects of Ooo.