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Foreshadowing: Shoko is missing an arm, as do all alternate universe versions of Finn. As of "Escape From the Citadel", Main!Finn is finally missing one too. A... well, a Banana Man who is probably the best engineer in Ooo. According to an apparent "croak dream," he will be present at Jake's death, though the dream is later fulfilled and Banana Man actually saves Jake from his apparent death.

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The Ditherer: Played for laughs in " Loyalty to the King," where she tries to catch the "Nice King"'s attention by claiming she loves the opera... unless he doesn't, then she hates it. Heroic Sacrifice: He takes away Lemograb's ear plugs and tells Lemonhope to keep playing, even when he knows that this will result in his own death. Braco transforms into an ugly monster after making a deal with the demon Ogdoad, with half of his features enlarging. In exchange, Ogdoad put a spell making him desirable to any that looked at him.

Wave-Motion Gun: Have a rather... impressive weapon that has only been seen once while being piloted by Finn's mind-control hat. Rebellious Princess: To get Finn to continue being responsible for the flower, she eventually tells Finn that she's a Virgin Queen Bee, running from her responsibilities. She eventually gets over this for Finn's sake. Baby Talk: The only word we could hear them say was "hungry" and "candy." For the most part, they just babble and shriek.

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A pig who used to eat people for the mob. Now married to Tree Trunks, and the adoptive father of the Lich. All There in the Manual: The Adventure Time Encyclopædia refers to her as a "Candy Kingdom Princess", implying that despite being an officially registred princess she's in fact part of the Candy Kingdom and doesn't have a domain of her own.

Laser-Guided Karma: In trying to shatter Glassboy, they get shattered and swept up at the end of the episode. One of Princess Bubblegums many suitors, Braco is the third generation of his family to become a suitor after his father ascended. At the age of twenty one he was the youngest suitor by far, with the oldest being over three-hundred. He looks like a normal human except for his skin color and the crystal like candy on his head. His whole personality revolves around his intense infatuation with Bubblegum. Ambiguously Gay: He's extremely effeminate, all of his magic is rainbow-based, and he acts disgusted at the idea of kissing Princess Bubblegum. He later reneges on that last one, though.

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Action Girl: Margaret, who forms half of Joshua and Margaret Investigations, definitely qualifies. She seems to favor a crossbow and shuriken. The Banana Guard rumors of PB are technically true, though overly embellished to the point of being inaccurate. The first Candy People (Uncle Gumbald, Cousin Chicle, and Aunt Lolly) did rebel against her, as shown in " Bonnibel Bubblegum." However it was Gumbald who transform them, and himself, though not into "monsters" but low-intelligence Candy People, in his attempt to stupify Bubblegum herself. Her brother, Neddy, is underneath the Candy Kingdom, though not as a prisoner but by choice. And the Rattleballs were, in fact, destroyed en masse for being too violent. Asshole Victim: Considering how he bullies Pepper Mint for the first half of the episode, he ultimately dies from drinking a chalice of Coconteppi under Bufo's wishes. Token Good Teammate: Aunt Lolly was the only person among PB's family to hear out Finn's diplomatic affair. After Come Along With Me, she also rules the Candy Kingdom alongside PB.Braco is and has always been infatuated with Princess Bubblegum, but not from any personal experience with her. He has been raised from birth to prepare to court her, inheriting his father's place in her line of suitors. Princess Bubblegum describes his pain for her as "the product of [Braco] overvaluing a projected, imaginary relationship" with herself. No Indoor Voice: Possibly due to being children, possibly due to being the sons of the Lemongrabs. In one scene, Plop-Top, who had been sitting calmly the whole time, randomly opens his mouth to emit a high-pitched, piercing shriek. He then resumes looking calm. Sociopathic Hero: While not really a bad guy, Lemonhope is primarily driven by his desire to be free to fulfill his own wants. Only when his subconscious guilt sours that freedom is he driven to help the people he owes his happiness to, specifically to be free of his debt to them. Children Are Innocent: Toyed with. They seem to mostly be toddlers, but they’re enthusiastic about their dads’ plan to take over the Candy Kingdom. One of the Kids: In "Loyalty to the King", Slime Princess is playing in a sandbox when she meets the "Nice King".