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Adventure Time: Fionna And Cake Granted Second Season

If you thought Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake was a one-time deal….well, so did we, so we’re surprised (but not disappointed) to learn today Max has renewed the show for a second season. All episodes of Season 1 debuted last September on the streaming service.

On the original series, Fionna and Cake were imaginary characters Ice King whipped up for his fanfiction stories. On the Max spinoff, Fionna and Cake are revealed to be…just an ordinary girl and her cat in an ordinary urban cityscape. That unexpected twist was the first of many, and what the pair find out about their origin is wilder still (but somehow consistent with what AT already established).

“As proud stewards of the beloved Adventure Time brand, we have been delighted to dig deeper into the world through the FIONNA AND CAKE lens,” says Suzanna Makkos, EVP at Max and Adult Swim. “We look forward to following them on the next chapter of their journey!” Adam Muto, showrunner and executive producer, adds “To know that the show will continue into a second season feels both wonderful and frankly surreal. Thanks to Adventure Time’s creator Pendleton Ward, the team at Max, the talented cast & crew, and the passionate audience who made this possible.”

Adventure Time: Fionna And Cake stars the voices of Madeleine Martin as Fionna, Roz Ryan as Cake and Tom Kenny as Simon, plus Andrew Rannells, Donald Glover, Kayleigh Mckee, Sean Rohani and others. Most are expected to return for Season 2.

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Maverick

I hate WOKE trash

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I never watched this out of my loyalty of Finn and I hate Gender swap characters.

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FinneganCraft

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Hey, this news just made my day! I love how Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake took a creative spin, and a second season is like an unexpected bonus. Can't wait to see where Fionna and Cake's journey takes them next. Kudos to the team for keeping the Adventure Time magic alive!

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Psychedelic_Morty

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Hmm, I enjoyed the first season, but I hope they don't overdo it with the second. Sometimes, these renewals can dilute the charm of the original concept. Let's hope Fionna and Cake's new adventures don't lose the quirky essence that made Adventure Time so special.

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QuickKickKungFu

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Renewing Fionna and Cake for another season? Now, that's a wise move. Adventure Time left an indelible mark, and this spinoff brilliantly expands the universe. The unexpected narrative twists, especially the revelation about their ordinary existence, demonstrate a commitment to storytelling finesse. Here's hoping Season 2 maintains this level of creativity. Kudos to Max for recognizing the gem they have!The quirky concept, unexpected urban twist, and stellar voice cast made Season 1 a hit. I'm ready for more animated goodness. Can't wait to binge-watch the next chapter of their adventure.

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Henrietta

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A second season for Fionna and Cake? Mixed feelings. The original series had its charm, but I hope they don't dilute the essence with unnecessary twists. Fingers crossed for a worthy continuation of the Adventure Time legacy.

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Possesed Sam

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Renewing Fionna and Cake for a second season is a bold move, considering the hit-or-miss nature of animated series renewals. Max seems to be recognizing quality content. Fingers crossed they maintain the storytelling finesse that made the first season enjoyable.

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SweetSerendipity

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YES! I've been waiting for this announcement! Fionna and Cake's adventures are like a breath of fresh air. The unexpected revelation about their ordinary lives adds a whole new layer of intrigue. Season 2, here I come! Time to prepare for more mind-bending twists.Oh, this is absolutely fantastic news! Fionna and Cake's first season was a delightful surprise, and knowing we're getting a second season is like getting an extra scoop of ice cream. Kudos to Max for renewing a series that adds a fresh twist to the Adventure Time universe. Can't wait to see what wild adventures Fionna and Cake will embark on in the upcoming season!

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DapperVibes

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Wait, seriously? I thought Fionna and Cake was a one-shot deal, but I guess Max sees something in it. Not complaining, though – the first season was oddly intriguing. I'll admit, I'm curious to see how they'll keep up the momentum in the second round. Fingers crossed for more unexpected twists!

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vanillamallow

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It's rare for Max to hit the mark with animated series, but Fionna and Cake proved to be an exception. Honestly, I'm relieved to see it getting another season instead of some lackluster alternative. Here's hoping they continue to surprise us and break the mold of conventional animated spinoffs.

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