For those who didn’t catch the first season of Adventure Time: Fionna And Cake, the series followed the human Fionna in a world quite like our own as she found herself dragged into an adventure within ...

Along with a preview image, here's what you need to know about the NYCC panel for Showrunner/EP Adam Muto's Adventure Time: ...

While Fionna spends her days at dead-end jobs and nights dreaming of magical lands, she and Cake are thrown into a multiverse-adventure when Simon Petrikov (Tom Kenny), formerly the Ice King ...

The future of “Fionna and Cake,” and the “Adventure Time” franchise as a whole, is still in the brainstorming phase, Muto said. “My hope is that this series did well enough that they ...

The overarching plotline of “Fionna and Cake” — Fionna fighting for what could be and Simon struggling to find meaning in his life — changes dramatically as the story goes on. As they hop from ...

Part spinoff and sequel, the 10-episode series follows Fionna and Cake, the gender (and species) swapped versions of “Adventure Time’s” lead twosome Finn and Jake, as imagined by the Ice King.

“Fionna and Cake” is a shining example of how to tell a new story in an established universe. An expertly crafted balancing act that takes no shortcuts, the miniseries stands out among Max’s ...

In this YA series, Fionna and Cake go on an adventure across the multiverse, where they run into some powerful new enemies as well as some old friends. What do you think? Be the first to comment.

Cake says ‘Damn!’ now Adventure Time fans grew up, and the adult Fionna and Cake is very much for them By Petrana Radulovic Published Aug 31, 2023 Follow ...

Fionna and Cake Is Full of Surprises Premiering almost exactly five years after Adventure Time ended, it’s easy to think Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake is an easy, if overdue, way to reboot the ...

A spin-off of the 2010 animated series, Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake follows Fionna Campbell (Madeleine Martin) and her cat Cake (Roz Ryan) who live in an alternate reality without magic.

Q: Fionna and Cake were an instant hit when they debuted in 2011. That's my nice lead-in to ask what the heck took you so long to bring them back for another cartoon. A: Oh, maybe a couple reasons.