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Hora de aventura con Fionna y Cake
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Pero de que va la trama?
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> >Entrando en contexto Prismo, (algo asi como un Dios dimensional de ese universo), se aburrió de estar concediendo deseos 1 x 1 a cada humano que visita su templo, así que cansado de satisfacer deseos que crean realidades para otros, simplemente crea uno donde puede plasmar sus ideas, en este caso (el spin-off de Fionna y Cake como una serie clonada de la original de Finn y Jake). El dilema es que el no podía hacer esto y encierra ese universo alterno dentro de la cabeza del rey helado. > >Y si, en la serie clásica vemos como el rey helado es quien crea a modo de cuentos escritos y visuales las historias de Fiona y Cake. > > >--- > > >




¿Y que paso con la serie en audio latino?
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¿Que factores influyen en esto?
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> >Creo que ambos factores, liberar el doblaje por su cuenta, y que la serie no es apta para niños en cartoon netwok marcaron declive por seguirla doblando a idioma latino. > > >Honestamente pues HBO es quien decide como se transmitirán sus series, asi que en ese aspecto pues solo queda verla en idioma ingles con subtitulos. > >

> >Solo si la serie llega a ser popular en esa transmisión, en algún momento creo que si ellos deciden doblarla a idioma latino, pues la transmitiría en su canal liberando 1 episodio semanal para ganar mas publico. > > >


> >En si la serie de Fionna y Cake pues respeta bastante el concepto original de la serie, ya que se une directamente con los personajes de la otra franquicia vista como una sola historia lineal. > >Sera esperar a que tenga un bien guion...y pues no termine como la anterior hora de aventura. > >

> >Añado, pues la serie vieja simplemente mandaron al carajo a Finn y Jake, y se centraron en volver la serie con corrección política, donde La princesa y la vampiresa se volvieron lesbianas y ya. Matando toda la serie al no centrar la historia en su héroe y en un final feliz para él. > >

> > >Osea literalmente hay muchas mas féminas en la serie a lo largo de toda su aventura, pudieron darle cualquiera para él, pero ni se dignaron en hacerle un final para su propio protagonista. > >

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¿Que esperar de un final para Fionna y Cake?
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> >Caben muchas teorías, una de ella es solo usaran la serie como pretexto para impulsar movimientos políticos...que la chica protagonista la vuelvan lesbiana y la aventura se corte de un momento a otro haciendo perder el tiempo a los fans de ambas series, la antigua y la nueva. > >

> >Otra de estas es que la alarguen tanto que termine simplemente sin un final ya que cancelaran la animación si decae las vistas del publico. > >Osea en el peor de ambos escenarios simplemente perdiste tu tiempo. > >

> >Y pues lo ultimo es tratar de ser super optimista, esperar que concluyan la aventura de una forma corta con 2 temporadas a lo máximo y que no metan ideologías políticas de volver gay a todos y mandar al carajo la historia principal. > >Por ello puede que nos engatusen con algo de nostalgia, pero la realidad es que con tanto movimiento político, no es de extrañar que la cosa termine como siempre, usando al publico para poner otro final g@y forzado. > >

> >Posdata: si lees esto HBO max o cartoon network, sean tan amables de que Finn y Fionna se casen, así todos felices, XD. > >--- > >Posdata 2: Solo vemos su relleno de serie por saber que pasa con Finn adulto, asi que... > >

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Adventure Time with Fionna and Cake

Hello to all lovers of adventure time and its various spin-offs.
Clearly the title is direct, my analysis of this series because more than one is curious if it connects with what was seen in the previous series or is just filler apart.
So let's start from the fact of consuming the first episodes to make an opinion.

The first thing that diverts the public's attention to the series is its episode N°1, since it does not reflect at all the epicness of the previous animated series, giving us a very quote-unquote "normal" parallel world, where we see Fionna working as a tour guide inside a bus and living as a normal American in a normal city with humans.
I mean literally (already from this point people change the TV channel and stop watching it).
But episode 2 is where it really connects what we have seen with the classic adventure series of Finn and Jake with this spin-off of Fionna and Cake.

And well, it was sublime to see Finn on screen again in his more adult version in the classic world of his own series.

But what's the plot about?

Going into context Prismo, (something like a dimensional God of that universe), got bored of granting wishes 1 x 1 to every human that visits his temple, so tired of satisfying wishes that create realities for others, he simply creates one where he can give shape to his ideas, in this case (the spin-off of Fionna and cake as a clone series of the original Finn and Jake). The dilemma is that he could not do this and locks that alternate universe inside the head of the icy king.
And yes, in the classic series we see how the ice king is the one who creates the stories of Fionna and Cake as written and visual tales.

Returning now to episode 2, we are in the original world of the series, several years have passed, the ice king lost his crown and is now a normal human, which is part of a kind of museum or amusement park with the (man of the past centuries).

This character is still obsessed with recovering his girlfriend, he desperately tries any ritual means of magic to bring her back, but inadvertently opens the magic seal where they locked (the universe that put Prismo of Fionna and Cake).

From there on the adventure begins to try to understand this series, and I dare say that from a very intriguing approach, Prismo brings the characters, Fionna, Cake and King Ice Cream and explains what happened of their origins, and incidentally is involved in a problem, in short, the 3 characters must flee in multi-realities with a dimensional remote control to find a crown of (another ice king of those worlds) and try to put it to the human ice king, to face the dilemma of recovering his powers.

And what happened to the series in Latin audio?

Well, there are some dilemmas, in my case I was watching it the first 4 episodes in Latin Spanish audio, but apparently HBO Max cancelled the dubbing, as the series will originally air in English audio with subtitles.
Honestly I tried to keep up with this cancellation, on the one hand HBO Max is the one who makes the series, so it is exclusive...and the fact of hiring animators from another channel is only for that purpose, which is to make the series for them.
On the other hand, Cartoon Network, at a certain moment felt that it was the owner of the series (being the animation house), and at the same time began to broadcast the premiere episodes in Latin Spanish audio.
That is, literally before broadcasting Fiona and Cake, they also aired the specials of faraway lands, movies and others, and then released the Latin dubbing of Fionna and Cake.

What factors influence this?

Well, HBO max is the one who pays, so it is the one who decides how to broadcast it on its channels and under the concepts it wants.
I think that the 1st episode was not so shocking and created the decline of the audience, making it initially had little reception...and if the series is not successful, it was not worth paying for a Latin dubbing.
Another factor is that Cartoon Network rushed to "take over the series as their own" and basically do whatever they wanted. But obviously this series Fiona and Cake is not at all for children.

I mean, I guess a Cartoon network supervisor noticed that in the 1st episode they made direct mention to the consumption of drugs and alcohol by their main character, so based on that fact, "even though their designs are very nice and have the name adventure time", it just doesn't go with the policies of the animated channel.
Although clearly no one can guess what the series is about until they start dubbing the audio of each episode one by one.

I think that both factors, releasing the dubbing on its own, and the fact that the series is not suitable for children on cartoon netwok marked the decline of the series by continuing to dub it into Latin language.
Honestly, HBO is the one who decides how their series will be broadcasted, so in that aspect, the only thing left to do is to watch it in English with subtitles.

Only if the series becomes popular in that broadcast, At some point I think that if they decide to dub it into Latin language, they would broadcast it on their channel releasing 1 episode per week to gain more audience.


The Fionna and Cake series respects the original concept of the series, since it is directly linked to the characters of the other franchise seen as a single linear story.
It's just waiting for a good script...and it doesn't end like the previous adventure time.

I'll add, because the old series simply sent Finn and Jake to hell, and focused on making the series politically correct, where the princess and the vampire became lesbians and that's it. Killing the whole series by not focusing the story on their hero and a happy ending for him.

I mean literally there are many more females in the series throughout his adventure, they could have given him any one for him, but they didn't even deign to make an ending for their own protagonist.


What to expect from an ending for Fionna and Cake?

There are many theories, one of them is that they will only use the series as a pretext to promote political movements...that the main character will become a lesbian and the adventure will be cut off at any moment, wasting the time of the fans of both series, the old and the new one.

Another scenario is that they drag it out so long that it simply ends without an ending because they will cancel the animation if the audience's views decline.
So in the worst case scenario you just wasted your time.

And the last thing is to try to be super optimistic, hope that they conclude the adventure in a short way with 2 seasons at the most and that they don't introduce political ideologies to turn everyone gay and send the main story to hell.
So we may be fobbed off with some nostalgia, but the reality is that with so much political movement, it is not surprising that the thing ends as usual, using the public to put another forced g@y ending.

P.S. if you read this HBO max or cartoon network, be so kind to have Finn and Fionna get married, so everyone happy, XD.
P.S. 2: We only watch your series filler to find out what happens with adult Finn, so...get smart.


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