The simple answer is that the story arc of Finn the human was over. He was approaching adulthood. The stories of Bonnie and Marcy were also in that area that the Network was hesitant to explore. It was just time to end.

Frederator Studios Adventure Time is an American fantasy animated television series created by Pendleton Ward and produced by Frederator Studios for Cartoon Network.

Adventure Time was originally offered to Nickelodeon, but Nickelodeon themselves rejected it, twice. The series is the only Cartoon Network series to be co-produced by Frederator Studios.

Adventure Time (2010–2018) The series is based on a 2007 short film that aired on Nicktoons. After the short became a viral hit on the Internet, Nickelodeon's executives passed on its option before Cartoon Network commissioned a full-length series from Fred Seibert and Ward, which was previewed on March 11, 2010.

Sure, Adventure Time was known for its action-packed comedy, but it never shied away from complicated and adult themes. Here are some of the darkest.

Other difficult lessons are handled in the relationships in Adventure Time, such as Finn's relationship with Flame Princess. I found this a particularly touching and important representation, as Finn actually ends up with no one at the end of the series.

Finn The Human's Age Revealed As of date, Adventure Time's main protagonist is currently 17 years old. This information is divulged in the season 10 episode “Seventeen,” where Finn appears older than when Cartoon Network first introduced him.

A 12-year-old boy and his best friend, a wise 28-year-old dog with magical powers, go on a series of surreal adventures in a remote future.

Parents Need to Know Cartoon-style violence (flame guns, swords, etc.) is common throughout the show, but generally aimed at creatures like zombies, rather than living beings.

17 He is 12 years old at the beginning of the series but ages throughout the show and is 17 by the series finale.

Parents need to know that Adventure Time contains some mild weapon use and gateway language (like "sucks" and "friggin'") and so is not appropriate for very young kids. The show is rooted in fantasy and absurdity, which is fun for older kids and tweens who can get the references and irony and separate it from reality.

The mood is pretty spooky, featuring characters that are dismembered, trapped in a painting, or melting... Not to mention the Green Lady, whose image would traumatize Finn for a long time.

While Bubblegum seems to have dated a male character named Mr. Cream Puff, her exact sexuality, unlike Marceline's, has not been confirmed.

Finn & Roselinen He becomes a local hero after slaying a fluffy dragon and ends up hitting it off with the king's daughter, Roselinen. Finn lives a long, fulfilling life in the pillow kingdom with Roselinen and their two children, but the idea of finding his way back home never leaves his mind.

A gender-swapped version of Finn called Fionna appeared in the season 3 episode "Fionna and Cake", voiced by Madeleine Martin. Fionna inhabits a fictional world created by the Ice King (Tom Kenny) as a form of in-universe fanfiction.

Roselinen He saves a village from a "blanket dragon", and the leader Quilton throws a celebration in his honor. Finn dances with Quilton's daughter, Roselinen. However, no one knows how to get him home. Years later, Finn and Roselinen have married and had two children, Bonnie and Jay.