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The Adventure Time Encyclopaedia (Encyclopedia): Inhabitants, Lore, Spells, and Ancient Crypt Warnings of the Land of Ooo Circa 19.56 B.G.E. - 501 A.G.E. Kindle & comiXology
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- LanguageEnglish
- Grade level4 - 7
- PublisherAbrams Books
- Publication dateJuly 22, 2013
- ISBN-13978-1419705649
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The brand-new Adventure Time Encyclopaedia will tell viewers everything they need to know about the post-apocalyptic magical land and its inhabitants. (Entertainment Weekly's Family Room)
The . . . Encyclopaedia will appeal to Adventure Time fans who want to delve deeper into the show’s mysterious back story and bizarre details. (Los Angeles Times' Hero Complex) --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.
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- ASIN : B00E63OMEM
- Publisher : Abrams Books (July 22, 2013)
- Publication date : July 22, 2013
- Language : English
- File size : 387335 KB
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- Print length : 160 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #981,054 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #108 in Humor Encyclopedias
- #159 in Teen & Young Adult Humor Nonfiction eBooks
- #446 in Art Book Graphic Novels
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Scrivener, piano plunker, guitar strummer.
Comedy writer and songwriter for Walt Disney Studios and other companies.
Best-selling author of weird children's bks. Author of the unpleasant satire "Encyclopaedia of Hell." Writes pop tunes for television and film.
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By Gabriel Dalton on October 4, 2022
You will notice two things the instant you get this book in your hands. 1) The format is a bit smaller than most other "encyclopedias", and 2) The quality is immediately evident the minute you open the cover.
Some readers have complained about the size of this book, but I have to say, the 'digest' size of The Adventure Time Encyclopaedia is absolutely perfect for a number of reasons. It is easier to carry along with you wherever you go, it fits into most bags, backpacks, briefcases, etc.. rather easily, and it doesn't take up wasted space on your bookshelf. I have noticed a large number of publishers migrating to this particular size and I am glad that they are.
The quality of this book is amazing in that it keeps with the unique art style and character designs of the show, but casts a whole new light on the land of OOO. Everything that we know and love is new again. EVERY piece of art in this book is a masterpiece, even more so if you are an Adventure Time fan, and it really brings the text to life while putting a big grin on the readers face. The layout of the book is perfect. The Adventure Time Encyclopaedia is made out to be "authored" by Marceline's father, Hunson Abadeer, and so right off the bat we are treated to specific warnings telling us not to continue to read for fear of terrible things happening to the 'unworthy readers' and one of the most unique, and reassuring, forwards in any book I've read. The letter-fonts used throughout the book could not be more appropriate, including those used by Finn, Jake, and Marceline as they scribble notes through the many chapters, and the pages are beautifully printed on a thick, matte stock. As mentioned earlier, the artwork is astounding and the colors are vivid when needed, and dreary in all the right places. Even the front and back cover are a testament to the quality of this product. Offering a hardbound well printed cover, mixing both glossy and flat artwork with a cool, old-school print in the background.
Hardcore fans will find something new in this book, and new fans will be delighted to learn all that this book has to offer. From the awesome two-page map of the land of OOO printed on the inside cover, to the quirky biographies of all the main-players in Adventure Time, all the way to the final page containing the lyrics of Marceline's "Daddy, Why Did You Eat my Fries" hit song, this book is amazing and fun to read over and over. Let's not get into all the lore, wizard's spells, and great locations strew about the land of OOO...... instead, just pick this book up yourself. You definitely will not regret it, and this book truly is worth the wait and worth every penny spent on it!
The book's sections are as follows:
-- Detailed bio pages on Finn, Jake, PB, Marceline, Ice King, Lady Rainicorn, and LSP.
-- A-to-Z mini bios on recurring / minor characters
-- A mini glossary on Wizards
-- A mini glossary on Princesses
-- Ice King's fanfiction (made to look as though drawn and written by Ice King himself)
-- An instruction manual for BMO
-- PB's Travel Guide to the Candy Kingdom and Beyond
-- Marceline's Travel Blog for Demon Backpackers
-- Excerpts from The Enchiridion
-- Abadeer's Novelty Spells and Cures
-- Rather creepy end pages which I will leave you to discover for yourself, but let this be a warning that it may not be appropriate for young children.
Now as much as I enjoy the consistent writing style and voice throughout, there are some missing characters whose absences I can't really understand, particularly when Abadeer really has no business knowing a few of the characters that /were/ included in the book. Granted, I understand that not every single character can be included, but I can't really make a case for every character that was included in the book either.
Off the top of my head, here are a few notable characters missing from the A-to-Z mini bios:
-- Flame Princess (I would just like to point out that she only "appears" twice: First in Finn's bio pages when she's described as his "rebound fixation," and second in PB's guide to the Fire Kingdom when she's described as the Flame King's "very hip teenage daughter." That's it. Nothing else about her.)
-- Gumball Guardian
-- Cosmic Owl
-- Pillow People
-- Island Lady
-- Prismo
-- Psychic War Elephant
-- Bounce House Princess
-- Lady Rainicorn's parents (as a preemptive note to the angry commenter, Jake's and LSP's parents are included.)
-- Sleeping Magi
-- probably several others.
In short, I still very much enjoyed Abadeer's humor in this book and, while I don't really understand how some characters were included over others, I would recommend this as a gift to anyone who enjoys Adventure Time, provided they understand that they won't really receive any "behind the scenes info," as one reviewer has criticized. Read the book description provided by Amazon before you decided whether you would like to purchase the book; it'll save you a world of imagined disappointment.
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So after devouring the first 5 seasons I bought this wanting to know more and more about this weird world. Unfortunately I didn't take the time to look at this properly - I was hoping for an extension of the show, from its creators that might give us some more backstory, insight in to why there is a chunk of the Earth missing etc, as well as the funny sort of scrapbook material you'd expect. Sadly this is mostly just the scrap book stuff. There is some genuinely good writing and nice parts to this book (I love the map!). Having Hunsen Abadeer (Marceline's dad) narrate the book starts as a neat idea, but soon becomes boring as he bangs on and on about how loathsome this is and how he'll soon be sucking the soul of that.... It switches up in a few places, but a better approach would have been to have each major character do a section each (imagine Lemongrab's!!!! UNACCCEPTAAABBLLLLLEEEE!!)
Overall, I give the author mad respects y'all for the sheer level of detail and genuine affection for the show he has used to write this, and it is def worth your time giving it a read (its excellent bathroom reading.....). I just hope someone releases the book I really want to read - I suppose it would need the help of Pendleton Ward. GET A MOVE ON WARD!
My son developed a slight addiction to watching the cartoon on television so I purchased this as an extra addition to his addiction. Not only is it well made but it’s full of wonderful imagery and art, fantastic writing and really does look absolutely super. He was over the moon with this and spent hours and hours pouring over the information in here with wide eyes.
A great book for Adventure Time fans!





