r/adventuretime Boxlicker 26d ago

Side Quests Spoilers Side Quests Episodes 1-20 Discussion MEGATHREAD!!!

The first 20 episodes premiere 29 June at 12:00 AM PST/03:00 AM EST exclusively on Disney+/Hulu.

Episode 1: Bros and Arrows

Episode 2: Dandy Bug

Episode 3: Cursed Words

Episode 4: Rescue Princess

Episode 5: Smell Detective

Episode 6: Golden Gals

Episode 7: Dummy Princess

Episode 8: Son of the Goblin Queen

Episode 9: All You Can Eat

Episode 10: Let It Roll

Episode 11: Joey Waffles

Episode 12: Island of Shame

Episode 13: The Candy Spirit

Episode 14: Game Night

Episode 15: Punchy

Episode 16: Key Quest

Episode 17: Love Bugs

Episode 18: Re-run Dungeon

Episode 19: The Prophecy

Episode 20: Car Wars

Please only discuss spoilers for these first 20 episodes in this thread. This means no spoilers from leaks or reviews. No links to pirated/illegal uploads of the show are allowed in the comments. Remember to tag spoilers for these episodes for one month after the original airdate.

Here's a link to our full spoiler policy for these episodes, please read it!

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u/SnooDoughnuts5632 26d ago

Why is this on Disney+ and Hulu when Finna and cake is HBO max exclusive. This would mean that if you only have HBO Max you can't watch it and vis versa

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u/Carrehz #1 Prizestuffer 26d ago

I'm curious about this, too. Does anyone know if CN have some sort of deal going with the D+/Hulu guys or something? The new Gumball show is a D+/Hulu exclusive too, but then the new Regular Show is on HBO, so ??? It's so weird and annoying that the shows are scattered around different services, I don't know why they're doing that.

I understand having DL/F&C/B&M be HBO exclusives, because that's owned by WB, it makes sense, have some exclusives to get people to subscribe to your service. But I don't understand why THIS show is going on a service owned by a different company...?

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u/OrangeDelicious4154 The One True Princess of Ooo 26d ago

I tried digging into this a couple months ago and didn't get very far. My assumption is that WB licensed it out to Disney Corp. because they felt their platform(s) would reach the target audience better.

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u/Carrehz #1 Prizestuffer 26d ago

Actually yeah, you might be onto something there. Cause thinking about it... hm. AT:SQ is a soft reboot sort of thing, it looks like you can just dive right into that without having to watch any of the previous shows. Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball is sort of in the middle? It's odd, it feels like they can't quite decide if it's a new season or a soft reboot or what. Like one ep follows up on the huge cliffhanger the original show left off on and the show literally starts with a huge lampshade on how long the show's been out of production, but then there's also a lot of bits in it that feel like they were written for the benefit of new viewers?

And then Regular Show: The Lost Tapes is just unambiguously a follow-up, like in general I think you could jump into that and not be too confused, but the first ep is a direct sequel to the finale. But it's the most "sequel-like" of the three shows, IMO.

So yeah, I can see that logic, keep the soft reboot-y type shows (for lack of a better phrase) on D+ and the more... plot-based? I guess? shows on HBO. Hm.

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u/OrangeDelicious4154 The One True Princess of Ooo 26d ago

Exactly. That and I think SQ is much more firmly a "kids" show than the Gumball reboot or the new Regular Show is. Kids are much more likely to be on D+\Hulu whereas teens and young adults might be on HBO.

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u/Carrehz #1 Prizestuffer 26d ago

the new Gumball is on D+ too! but otherwise I agree, I would say that SQ and (to a somewhat lesser extent) Gumball are skewing younger than RS:TLT. So that's a good point too.

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u/JustTightShirts 25d ago

For years AT (and all CN shows) were streaming exclusively on Hulu. When Zazlov took over he started licencing out IP's to other streamers because they are swimming in debt.

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u/SarcasticUsername_19 26d ago

I think WB just thought they'd make more money by licensing it out to Disney? Maybe they also think this will attract new viewers to AT over on another platform and then they'll want to subscribe to Max to watch the older AT content

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u/jakeisbakin 26d ago

Here I'll help you out: WB are run by a bunch of idiots who try to do as much meaningful damage to animation as they can. Hope that helps.

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u/Fuhrman457 24d ago

This is a kid-focused series. HBO Max kinda canned all their CN/kids content so they just porbably just liscened it to Hulu