Nightosphere is less "Hell" and more a chaos demons dimension. Also that said, something to think about, if a Nightosphere demon went to Ooo and saw Banana Guards and Banana people...what that would look like to them.
Tbf, isn't a "Chaos Demon Dimension" basically still Hell? Or is it that the hell we're thinking of individually, completely different from one another.
@@boowho817 Well, usually for western people and most other cultures, hell is the place where the souls of the sinners or "bad people" are punished, not just random demon stuff.
@@boowho817 usually when we say Hell we mean a realm designed to punish the souls of humans. Demons can inhabit Hell either naturally or just work there, as well in many traditions there are also demon worlds where demons come from but human souls don't naturally go there...think like the fae world in a sense. Also you can a Hell type world without demons as well, a place only for wandering human souls, or is governed by gods of the dead...also sometimes divine monsters but I think modern vague definitions would call those demons also.
@@TheRhuen So is the Nightosphere just closer to Pandemonium specifically, rather than the generalized western interpretation of hell Edit: It's a sad day when ya boi can't spell.
they reference sentient blood mist a few times, I think its a reference to Vampire Hunter D. Which is also a post apocalyptic world full of mutants and magic. So in Vampire Hunter D one of the "minor" monsters are these blood mists, small floating clouds, basically air born slimes, that rather brutally descend on and devour alive sheep and anything else they get onto.
@@jasonfurumetarualkemisto5917 it's from 1983, though the authors first began working on it in the 1970's, and there's no such thing as a Gyver in Ravenloft, so what is this "Gyver" you speak of?
@@DinoDave_84 It's not from Ravenloft, it's in spelljammer...and they called them "Bionoids" instead. But it has the same attacks, the same looks and e.t.c. Just a name and lore change.
- “Return to the Nightosphere” is Olivia Olson reveals that this her favorite Marceline episode - The Nightosphere & it’s inhabitants appear to be inspired by the paintings ofartist Hieronymus Bosch - The boat demon is similar to the demon Phleygas from Dante's Inferno or Charon from Greek myth - Jake spoke in Japanese which basically means "Have faith & go forth!"
IDK if I'm the only one who thought this, But the Nightosphere gives some mad Dr Seuss Vibes. The absurdist, surrealist landscapes are super detailed. It has a insane creativity that reminds me of a Dr Seuss Illustration except cranked up to eleven.
Fun facts about this episode: It is revealed in this episode that Marceline's dad has an actual name, Hunson Abadeer. Throughout the episode, Finn and Jake refer to him as "Hunson." Abraham Lincoln can be seen with the Lord of Evil in a picture, this being the first time Abe is shown in the actual series. Another picture shows Marceline as a child standing next to her father on the left and another woman standing in the right who has a striking resemblance to Marceline. This may be her mother. In one of the pictures, Peppermint Butler is seen playing golf with the Lord of Evil. Jake spoke in Japanese in this episode - albeit broken. After cheering up Finn, he said "‘(上手で頑張ってね）Jouzu de Ganbatte ne" - which roughly translates as "Have faith and go forth!" Some demons mispronounce the Lord of Evil's last name, saying "Aberdeer." John DiMaggio (the voice of Jake) performs the voice of the Teller in this episode. In April 5, 2020, the 10th anniversary of Adventure Time, Olivia Olson revealed in the live stream that this is her favorite Marceline episode. Episode connections: The hair style that Marceline wears is the same as in "It Came From the Nightosphere," which is coincidental because Hunson Abadeer was in both episodes. After Finn and Jake have been released from their cage in the dungeon, a creature that resembles a Lemon Child can be seen writhing in the background. The presentation of the Nightosphere was similar to the Land of the Dead in the episode "Death in Bloom." Also, the song played when F&J entered the Half Monster Demon, were the same played during the same scene of the presentation of the Land of the Dead. Cultural references: The appearance of the Nightosphere and its denizens appear to be directly inspired by the paintings of 16th century artist Hieronymus Bosch. Particularly, they resemble the third panel of his triptych painting The Garden of Earthly Delights. During the first recording of the Nightosphere, a creature floats by that looks similar to a Ghast from the sandbox game Minecraft. As the "blood mist cloud" retracts into the tower after attacking the line, a clinking sound can be heard, reminiscent of the sound heard as the smoke monster on Lost retreats. The boat demon rowing over the other demons' heads is similar to the demon Phleygas, in Dante Alighieri's poem Inferno, who ferries over the river Styx, which is filled with wrathful and sullen sinners. The whole beginning sequence of them forgetting how they got somewhere is similar to the movie The Hangover. Later on they find some videos on Jake's flipphone, which also bears similarities to the ending of The Hangover. During the panorama scene, a line of cloaked and hooded figures can be seen climbing up a tower and then leaping off, while chanting is heard. This bears a resemblance to the animation in Monty Python and the Holy Grail when a line of monks each jumps in succession from a diving board while chanting. Finn and Jake have 42.000.000 number in the queue. Meanwhile, "42" is an "Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything" from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy created by Douglas Adams. The amount of time Finn and Jake spend waiting in line (2 + 4 + 8 + 13 days + 18 hours) equates to 666 hours in total. 666 is known as the "number of the Beast" and is associated with the devil. Storyline analysis: There are subtle indications that the Nightosphere ruler is a different entity from Hunson Abadeer, which may help viewers to guess that its identity is Marceline. Compared to her father in their respective Nightosphere forms, Marceline's demonic head is noticeably smaller, has more tentacles, and some features of her head and suit have different colors. Hunson Abadeer's picture with Peppermint Butler further proves Peppermint's connection with 'evil'. In "Death in Bloom" it is revealed that he knows Death, besides that at the end of the episode he told Finn and Jake he wanted their flesh as payment for helping them and that he would take it from them while they sleep as his eyes started to turn somewhat demonic (although he never actually did that to them). Also, in "You Made Me" when Finn wants to see Peppermint's aura he says "You don't wanna see that!" implying that they will not like what they will see and/or that he does not want them to know his true nature. Production notes: This episode was previously titled "They Went to the Nightosphere," and was renamed. Some sites such as T.V. Guide and Dish Network still used the old title. The current title was used as a former title for the episode "It Came from the Nightosphere." This is part one of a two-part episode, and originally aired together with the next episode. Errors: When Marceline reveals herself Finn's sword disappears, it reappears when she tells them to stay away from her forever. As Jake says "Hunson Abadeer? Heheh.. Alright.", his mouth is not synced with his dialogue. He appears to be saying "Hunson Abadeer? Heheh.. Funny." When Jake asks "Is there an outlet anywhere? You guys...", the animation of the demon directly next to him does not properly loop. When the Boat Demon is first shown, his eyes are black. However, in all of his subsequent scenes, his eyes are green.
The total waiting time is such an awesome easter egg I always thought they were just being random (which after writing it, I get that's the idea behind an easter egg)
I love how they slowly start going insane waiting, and then they are just fine, lol. I think that is what would actually happen. For a while, you feel like you're losing your mind, but eventually, you just kind of adapt. That being said some things you shouldn't have to adapt to.
*[20]* The scariest part of the "Waiting in Line" segment is that, according to the time cards, Finn and Jake have been there FOR AT LEAST *1 MONTH!* More accurately, 27 days and 18 hours; basically just barely the length of February. IN. THAT. ONE. LINE!!! Also, I kinda like the nightmarish logic of the Nightosphere because, growing up Catholic, it's what I used to think what Hell was like. And then I saw the animated Dante's Inferno movie. And then I read Berserk. Let's just say my idea of Hell has gotten more... Gorey. As Kieth David once said: *"WELCOME TO HELL, MUTHAFUCKAS!!!! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAH!!!"*
@@tomy333cuerdas6I personally think there was a dip in quality in season six aside from a couple great episodes, but then just about everything beyond that is really great, especially all the mini series arcs
I hope you noticed how demon < finn's father's sword was compared to Marcy's attacks. His sword is the real deal against demons and this episode demonstrated a bit of the sword abilities.
3:16 Kinda unrelated fun fact: Japanese culture also treats their afterlife and their demon world as different places, I've learned that after playing Touhou 1, Nightosphere is basically the equivalent of Makai
"lets put hell in our cartoon show for kids" "how scary do you want it to be" "oh i fully intend to convert people out the fear of God being flung at them"
This is the HELL episode, and instead of going for the classical depiction of it, it's just the longest and most useless waiting line in existence P E A K
Cartoon network: Don't you think sending our deuteragonists to Hell is a bit much? Writer: Don't worry he's only half a man so his intestines spilling out is totally normal.
That read to me more like a World of Warcraft/Generic MMO game to me. It was aired during Finn's grief arc, so absorbing himself with that sort of unhealthy escapism was an important development for him
Nightosphere is less "Hell" and more a chaos demons dimension. Also that said, something to think about, if a Nightosphere demon went to Ooo and saw Banana Guards and Banana people...what that would look like to them.
Tbf, isn't a "Chaos Demon Dimension" basically still Hell? Or is it that the hell we're thinking of individually, completely different from one another.
@@boowho817 Well, usually for western people and most other cultures, hell is the place where the souls of the sinners or "bad people" are punished, not just random demon stuff.
@@boowho817 usually when we say Hell we mean a realm designed to punish the souls of humans. Demons can inhabit Hell either naturally or just work there, as well in many traditions there are also demon worlds where demons come from but human souls don't naturally go there...think like the fae world in a sense. Also you can a Hell type world without demons as well, a place only for wandering human souls, or is governed by gods of the dead...also sometimes divine monsters but I think modern vague definitions would call those demons also.
@@TheRhuen So is the Nightosphere just closer to Pandemonium specifically, rather than the generalized western interpretation of hell
Edit: It's a sad day when ya boi can't spell.
@@boowho817pretty much
Nux finally beating the pre-watch allegations is wild
unless that was his plan all along
Imagine he actually really prewatched and made that fake prediction on purpose so he could screw everyone over
7:20 Imagine only having half a body, and your telepathic Powers force you to have a lisp
Whenever Marceline is involved, you know the episode will be goated.
Indeed! ALL her episodes are awesome! They are either really fun, really emotional or FILLED TO THE BRIM WITH LORE
Up Next: Adventure Time gets Political
Yo yo Demon apathy👹
Annnnd you made it political -some fat nerd on the Internet
Yo, zappity get ready 🗣 🗣
"Government, Where You Went"
And that's how they occupied Wallstreet
You heard??
17:35 Marceline closing the Portal will never stop being funny
they reference sentient blood mist a few times, I think its a reference to Vampire Hunter D. Which is also a post apocalyptic world full of mutants and magic. So in Vampire Hunter D one of the "minor" monsters are these blood mists, small floating clouds, basically air born slimes, that rather brutally descend on and devour alive sheep and anything else they get onto.
So that's where Adnd Ravenloft stole that idea from
@@jasonfurumetarualkemisto5917 I think original Ravenloft predates those. >.>
@@DinoDave_84
Most likely.
I know for a matter of fact they stole Gyvers though.
@@jasonfurumetarualkemisto5917 it's from 1983, though the authors first began working on it in the 1970's, and there's no such thing as a Gyver in Ravenloft, so what is this "Gyver" you speak of?
@@DinoDave_84
It's not from Ravenloft, it's in spelljammer...and they called them "Bionoids" instead.
But it has the same attacks, the same looks and e.t.c.
Just a name and lore change.
- “Return to the Nightosphere” is Olivia Olson reveals that this her favorite Marceline episode
- The Nightosphere & it’s inhabitants appear to be inspired by the paintings ofartist Hieronymus Bosch
- The boat demon is similar to the demon Phleygas from Dante's Inferno or Charon from Greek myth
- Jake spoke in Japanese which basically means "Have faith & go forth!"
Also Marcelin being in her dads head can be seen as Birth of Athena
IDK if I'm the only one who thought this, But the Nightosphere gives some mad Dr Seuss Vibes.
The absurdist, surrealist landscapes are super detailed. It has a insane creativity that reminds me of a Dr Seuss Illustration except cranked up to eleven.
It's Dr. Suess meets Hieronymous Bosch.
the landscape and chaos happening reminds me of SuperJail
Honestly i agree, its like if dr suess took acid while watching berserk and minerals and said "Ive got an idea!"
Look up Dr. Suess Midnight Paintings. It’s his darker more adult art.
I love how the nightosphere is a wicked combo of hell in supernatural, the infinite waiting line and gravity falls weridmageton.
Death Realm is where you go when you die. The Nightosphere is just a realm of demons and chaos
Fun facts about this episode:
It is revealed in this episode that Marceline's dad has an actual name, Hunson Abadeer. Throughout the episode, Finn and Jake refer to him as "Hunson."
Abraham Lincoln can be seen with the Lord of Evil in a picture, this being the first time Abe is shown in the actual series.
Another picture shows Marceline as a child standing next to her father on the left and another woman standing in the right who has a striking resemblance to Marceline. This may be her mother.
In one of the pictures, Peppermint Butler is seen playing golf with the Lord of Evil.
Jake spoke in Japanese in this episode - albeit broken. After cheering up Finn, he said "‘(上手で頑張ってね）Jouzu de Ganbatte ne" - which roughly translates as "Have faith and go forth!"
Some demons mispronounce the Lord of Evil's last name, saying "Aberdeer."
John DiMaggio (the voice of Jake) performs the voice of the Teller in this episode.
In April 5, 2020, the 10th anniversary of Adventure Time, Olivia Olson revealed in the live stream that this is her favorite Marceline episode.
Episode connections:
The hair style that Marceline wears is the same as in "It Came From the Nightosphere," which is coincidental because Hunson Abadeer was in both episodes.
After Finn and Jake have been released from their cage in the dungeon, a creature that resembles a Lemon Child can be seen writhing in the background.
The presentation of the Nightosphere was similar to the Land of the Dead in the episode "Death in Bloom." Also, the song played when F&J entered the Half Monster Demon, were the same played during the same scene of the presentation of the Land of the Dead.
Cultural references:
The appearance of the Nightosphere and its denizens appear to be directly inspired by the paintings of 16th century artist Hieronymus Bosch. Particularly, they resemble the third panel of his triptych painting The Garden of Earthly Delights.
During the first recording of the Nightosphere, a creature floats by that looks similar to a Ghast from the sandbox game Minecraft.
As the "blood mist cloud" retracts into the tower after attacking the line, a clinking sound can be heard, reminiscent of the sound heard as the smoke monster on Lost retreats.
The boat demon rowing over the other demons' heads is similar to the demon Phleygas, in Dante Alighieri's poem Inferno, who ferries over the river Styx, which is filled with wrathful and sullen sinners.
The whole beginning sequence of them forgetting how they got somewhere is similar to the movie The Hangover. Later on they find some videos on Jake's flipphone, which also bears similarities to the ending of The Hangover.
During the panorama scene, a line of cloaked and hooded figures can be seen climbing up a tower and then leaping off, while chanting is heard. This bears a resemblance to the animation in Monty Python and the Holy Grail when a line of monks each jumps in succession from a diving board while chanting.
Finn and Jake have 42.000.000 number in the queue. Meanwhile, "42" is an "Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything" from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy created by Douglas Adams.
The amount of time Finn and Jake spend waiting in line (2 + 4 + 8 + 13 days + 18 hours) equates to 666 hours in total. 666 is known as the "number of the Beast" and is associated with the devil.
Storyline analysis:
There are subtle indications that the Nightosphere ruler is a different entity from Hunson Abadeer, which may help viewers to guess that its identity is Marceline. Compared to her father in their respective Nightosphere forms, Marceline's demonic head is noticeably smaller, has more tentacles, and some features of her head and suit have different colors.
Hunson Abadeer's picture with Peppermint Butler further proves Peppermint's connection with 'evil'. In "Death in Bloom" it is revealed that he knows Death, besides that at the end of the episode he told Finn and Jake he wanted their flesh as payment for helping them and that he would take it from them while they sleep as his eyes started to turn somewhat demonic (although he never actually did that to them). Also, in "You Made Me" when Finn wants to see Peppermint's aura he says "You don't wanna see that!" implying that they will not like what they will see and/or that he does not want them to know his true nature.
Production notes:
This episode was previously titled "They Went to the Nightosphere," and was renamed. Some sites such as T.V. Guide and Dish Network still used the old title. The current title was used as a former title for the episode "It Came from the Nightosphere."
This is part one of a two-part episode, and originally aired together with the next episode.
Errors:
When Marceline reveals herself Finn's sword disappears, it reappears when she tells them to stay away from her forever.
As Jake says "Hunson Abadeer? Heheh.. Alright.", his mouth is not synced with his dialogue. He appears to be saying "Hunson Abadeer? Heheh.. Funny."
When Jake asks "Is there an outlet anywhere? You guys...", the animation of the demon directly next to him does not properly loop.
When the Boat Demon is first shown, his eyes are black. However, in all of his subsequent scenes, his eyes are green.
The total waiting time is such an awesome easter egg
I always thought they were just being random (which after writing it, I get that's the idea behind an easter egg)
Nightosphere is just basically the world of fear and hunger.
I love how they slowly start going insane waiting, and then they are just fine, lol.
I think that is what would actually happen. For a while, you feel like you're losing your mind, but eventually, you just kind of adapt.
That being said some things you shouldn't have to adapt to.
When your mental health goes full circle
Like Grey Boy from Worm
Just realized they waited in the first line for TWENTY SEVEN DAYS.
*[20]*
The scariest part of the "Waiting in Line" segment is that, according to the time cards, Finn and Jake have been there FOR AT LEAST *1 MONTH!* More accurately, 27 days and 18 hours; basically just barely the length of February. IN. THAT. ONE. LINE!!!
Also, I kinda like the nightmarish logic of the Nightosphere because, growing up Catholic, it's what I used to think what Hell was like. And then I saw the animated Dante's Inferno movie. And then I read Berserk. Let's just say my idea of Hell has gotten more... Gorey. As Kieth David once said:
*"WELCOME TO HELL, MUTHAFUCKAS!!!! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAH!!!"*
I love adventure time. That was the best show to me and Finn is just the most amazing character. Man has been EVERYTHING you could think of.
for me is my fav till season 5, when Pendlentton Ward left it was noticeable.
@@tomy333cuerdas6I personally think there was a dip in quality in season six aside from a couple great episodes, but then just about everything beyond that is really great, especially all the mini series arcs
I hope you noticed how demon < finn's father's sword was compared to Marcy's attacks. His sword is the real deal against demons and this episode demonstrated a bit of the sword abilities.
3:16 Kinda unrelated fun fact: Japanese culture also treats their afterlife and their demon world as different places, I've learned that after playing Touhou 1, Nightosphere is basically the equivalent of Makai
4:49 SNAIL 🐌
exactly behind the Nux
YES IT'S FINALLY HERE, THE NIGHTOSPHERE, AND THE RETURN OF MARCY'S POPS, THIS WILL BE LEGENDARY!!!
I can't wait until he finds out about the banana lore lol
Only adventure time has banana lore.
Honestly this place is just metal as shit. We don't see it often but when we do it will absolutely make an impression.
THE BANANA EPISODE!
You are getting so close to IT!
Now I realize that the nightosphere is just the hell part of the Salvador Dalle painting garden of earthly delights.
Another great 2-parter! Also, you know it's REAL when Nux has "WTF" in red instead of Yellow.
16:10: Based Jake
"lets put hell in our cartoon show for kids"
"how scary do you want it to be"
"oh i fully intend to convert people out the fear of God being flung at them"
6:57
"all hail the sentient cloud"
- cave johnson
Hell as a bureaucracy. Didn’t think of it beforehand, but it makes so much sense.
Finally! I hope he goes through the whole series
This is the HELL episode, and instead of going for the classical depiction of it, it's just the longest and most useless waiting line in existence
P E A K
This is one of the best best of adventure Time episodes. 😈
It's just their Dad. It's both of their dad. Not just Jake. Finn is Jake's Brother
... Also they were there for like a month
They're were 45 days in Nigthosphere.
I knew Nux would love this one (next one, too). The last five of this season will blow his mind.
Cartoon network: Don't you think sending our deuteragonists to Hell is a bit much?
Writer: Don't worry he's only half a man so his intestines spilling out is totally normal.
10:00 It'd like Beetlejuice, they waited three months. *Three months* the Maitlands in a waiting room in Netherworld.
The chekhov's gun will pay off in the next episode.
I haven't seen this show myself in 3 years but still remember a good 80% of the episodes. I'm glad Nux enjoys this show so much😁
Anime Demons: Normal people with red and black color scheme MAYBE Horns
Cartoon Demons:
Now this is where adventure time just gets more and more lore heavy each episode. God I love season 4.😁
9:30 nah I've seen more organized, Crowley, Supernatural, now there's an OCD king of hell if there ever was one.
5:31 bill cipher building
Return to the NightOSphere is the episode that got me into Adventure Time 😮
This might be my favorite 2 parter of the show
The nightosphere = Basically New Jersey, but less horrifying
All the episodes from now on until the end of the season are bangers,🎉🎉🎉
The AZ jump scare made me happy
I haven't clicked a nux video this fast in a while
This reaction was Bananas and Marceline still the boat
oh no not the banana
No way the scp 096 soound effect 6:18
12:55 jake says have faith and go forth
Watching this while stoned was a good idea 😂
7:05 I think Jake's spell that did friendly fire in first card wars episode was called blood mist
The afterlife is where people go when they die and the Nightosphere are where the demons lie. Simple
First thoughts of the Nightosphere was Weirdmagedon but successful
So yeah, Finn's 360 neck movement watching all of the nightospehere landscape and there's still more to see.
Wait until season 4 episode 25, my favourite.
If you add all the days later finn and jake were in line for 27 days
Can't believe Nux missed the Peppermint Buttler playing golf with Marcelines dad LMAO
You say "Jake's dad's sword" like Joshua isn't Finn's dad too
Best Discord Hell in fiction
Hehehe, can’t wait for Part 2.
when you go to disney land ride to get in line just to get into another line and then into another line that never ends
11:27
it's literally disneyland
They were in that line for 27 days.
6:17 bro, it’s the scp-096 scream from SCP containment breach 💀💀😭😭
Him: nightosphere
Me: weirdmaggedon 2.0
One of my favorite episodes of the series
Bureaucracy in hell....... no wait that checks out.
Yeah, welcome to the Nightosphere. It’s basically A hell.
18:00 "That was bananas" heh.
It's insane how close Nux got
These reactions are the only thing I can watch on this channel without wanting to vomit.
Man, the Nightosphere's nowhere half as horrifying as the Eclipse from Berserk was!
I just remembered why there are a bunch of bananas...and I regret remembering...
ITS ADVENTURE TIME TIME! favorite words ever lol
Vore bus?
More bus?
More b?
MOOOORBIUSSSS!!!!
And yes its a two parter and one of the best 2 part cartoon eps ever made.
Wait till he find out its a 2 Parter, Fukin love those
6:17 SCP096 scream
Nightosphere must be TJ Kirk's ideal afterlife
Trust me nux you don't want to eat those bananas.
Maybe the real hell are the bureaucracies we made along the way.
Lmao. This should be top comment
i fuckin forgot this was a 2 part episode
Should get him to watch flapjack
Finally. More adventure time
10:38 ya nux what could it be, what the h3ll could it possibly be!!??xD
Been waiting for 2 days minute for minute
Gee whiz boss, great video, when you finish adventure time you should totally go bsck to every time we go LORREE
Hell is Bureaucracy and no Air Conditioning.
Pretty sure this episode gave nux wood
Wait till Nux found out where the banana came from in next episode
5:31 Sooo, how much are the homes here? Are there any stores close by? Where the bad bitches at?
12:56 What did he say?
another episode ive never seen!
did UK CN not want to let kids see hell?
The nightosphere looks like the dr seuss version of hell
Wait till nuk see the actual Zelda ep on the train
That read to me more like a World of Warcraft/Generic MMO game to me. It was aired during Finn's grief arc, so absorbing himself with that sort of unhealthy escapism was an important development for him
The banana lore is crazy
Alright, I'll stay for two parts, but I'm gonna take a shower first.
Wait is that scp 096 scream 6:18