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Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake Is a Gift for Current and Former Moody Queer Teens Adventure Time :  Fionna and Cake , the limited animated series currently streaming on Max, is significantly different from its predecessor. Serving as a direct sequel to the original Cartoon Network series, the tone of this spin-off is notably darker. The episodes, which have been dropping weekly on the streamer in pairs since August 31, follow titular gender-swapped versions of Finn the Human and Jake the Dog from  Adventure Time . This “gender swap” concept was introduced early in the original series when the Ice King, Finn and Jake’s kooky nemesis, wrote “alternate universe” fanfiction about the two heroes and their friends.  Adventure Time  went on to produce a handful of episodes set in the gender-swapped universe during its 10-season run, with alternate versions of other beloved characters like Marceline (who becomes Marshall Lee), Princess Bubblegum (Prince Gumball), Lumpy Space Princess (Lumpy S

Mega Animation Cross-Over for WB 100 on Teen Titans Go! When   Robin leads the Teen Titans and a bunch of classic animation characters from   The Looney Tunes   to   Cartoon Network   to more   DC   animated faves on a tour around the   Warner Bros. Studios   lot,   it’s just as unhinged as you’d imagine it to be Teen Titans Go! Discover the Power of Merch in This Exclusive Clip Teen Titans Go!   will be airing a   special mega cross-over episode this Saturday,   September 23,   on Cartoon Network as part of the Warner Bros. 100 year anniversary. Toons from all over the studio’s 100-year animation legacy are set to appear as you can see in the clip below,   which features Robin and   the Teen Titans on a WB lot tour with the likes of Porky Pig, Superman, Gizmo, Courage, the Scooby Gang, the Flintstones,   and more. Teen Titan's Go! Warner Bros. Animation Crossover For WB100 CC Teen Titan’s Go! Warner Bros. Animation Crossover For WB100 It’s good to see even deep cpfantastically met

Watch👉  Teen Titans go to the movies  👈here  Teen Titans Go! Gets Exciting Streaming Announcement Teen Titans Go! Recently aired episodes in DC’s popular Teen Titans Go! cartoon will soon be imported onto Warner Bros.’ streaming service, Max. Teen Titans Go! has run for over a decade by this point. Based on the fan-favorite and often somewhat dark Teen Titans animated series that was around in the mid-2000s, Go! is far more kid-friendly than its predecessor.  With eight seasons and almost 400 episodes of the zany, irreverent take on Robin, Beast Boy, and the gang (plus a theatrically released film and a few television specials), the Cartoon Network show is definitely not in short supply. Teen Titans Go! Season 8C Hitting Max Soon Teen Titans Go team DC Season 8C, the third grouping of episodes of Teen Titans Go!’s eighth season, will officially drop for streaming on Max on Friday, September 15. Season 8C was initially broadcast on Cartoon Network in late July.