Although they were friends, Marceline still seemed to care about her Ax bass more than him, as seen in "It Came from the Nightosphere." In "Go With Me", Marceline makes it clear she does not want to date Finn, but Finn explains that he didn't want to date her either. They go to the movies together, but only as friends.
7. Finn & Flame Princess. Phoebe, a.k.a. Flame Princess, is Finn's first real flame after his long-lasting unrequited crush on Princess Bubblegum. For a while, they go out and have fun together, and their relationship is the epitome of young love.
Bubblegum is close friends with Finn and Jake, with Jake occasionally being referred to as Bubblegum's "knight". Finn has a crush on Bubblegum in early episodes, often saving her from Ice King, though he eventually realizes she is too old for him and that she sees him like a little brother.
Finn is shown to have an unrequited love for Princess Bubblegum throughout much of the series. He and Jake frequently have to rescue Princess Bubblegum from the obsessive Ice King.
Marceline kisses Finn for the first time. Despite Jake's initial fear of Marceline (and of all vampires), Finn enjoys spending time with her so that they can be "awesome together." In "Go With Me", Finn asks her to go to "Couples-Only Movie Night," but only as a friend.
During Adventure Time, it was revealed that Finn and Jake were the same age, and the series ended when Finn was 17. Therefore, it would only make sense that Jake would pass away by the time Finn reached adulthood.
Other difficult lessons are handled in the relationships in Adventure Time, such as Finn's relationship with Flame Princess. I found this a particularly touching and important representation, as Finn actually ends up with no one at the end of the series.
In "To Cut a Woman's Hair," she says explicitly that she likes Finn, although she could have meant platonically or maternally. In "The Real You," she gives Finn a kiss on the cheek for saving the Candy Kingdom from the black hole he created and making her Science Barbecue a huge success.
It has taken 10 beautiful seasons for the relationship to become canon, but in the series finale, we finally got confirmation: Bubbline is real. To mark the end of an era, we're remembering our favorite moments between PB and Marceline.
The fact that Bubblegum became a boy when Finn looked at her likely indicates that he sees her as more of a friend than a love interest. Alternatively, she describes the new look as "teenage heartthrob," implying that her tomboyish appearance reflects an aspect of what Finn finds attractive in her.
Finn Wolfhard, star of the new Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, is no exception to the public's fascination with love, having previously been romantically linked to his Stranger Things co-star Millie Bobby Brown and, most recently, actress Elsie Richter.
However, during the fight, Flame Princess destroys the Ice Kingdom and discovers that Finn set up the fight. Feeling betrayed, she breaks up with him. "Frost & Fire" was the last episode of the fifth season to have been storyboarded by Pearson, although he later returned to revise the storyboards for "Earth & Water".
What is the age difference between Finn and Princess Bubblegum?
Since PB is (biologically)18/19 while Finn is 13, having 4/5 times gapped from their age.In "Too Young",13 year old Princess Bubblegum exhibits a romantic relationship with Finn,while 18/19 year old Princess Bubblegum no longer exhibits the relationship because of her maturity level.
Bubblegum deeply cares about Finn, and watching him grow up is both a rewarding and also a tough experience for her. The jealousy aspect really stems from Jake, however, who basically instigated the entire conflict of the episode.
Why do Jake's pups age so fast? According to some theories, they mature fast because of their hybrid genetics. Lady Rainicorn can age rapidly, and so does Jake the Dog. In the episode “Jake the Dad,” in a span of two days, Lady and Jake's puppies grew from newborns to young adults.
Later, the reason Martin abandoned Finn is revealed in a flashback in the Islands miniseries where he and baby Finn are chased off from an island as a result of Martin's past con-artist ways. To protect Finn, Martin defeated the guardian that thought they were trying to escape the island on a raft.
"Jake the Starchild" shows that Jake (and Jermaine) turned five while Finn was still a baby, and later shows as a teenager graduating high school, with Finn still as a baby, implying that he may age fast and making Jake's real age even more difficult to comprehend.
In the Fire Kingdom, Don John the Flame Lord shows up to tell Flame Princess she is not brutish enough to rule over the Flame subjects. Her father, the Flame King, appears as his daughter is deprived of her body temperature and crown. He tells Flame Princess he has arranged her marriage with Don John.
It was confirmed that he and Flame Princess are not dating by Cartoon Network's official Twitter page and by the writers and his proclamation of love for her is that of deep respect and not romantic.
The trip culminates with a visit to Founder's Island, where Finn meets his biological mother, Minerva Campbell (voiced by Sharon Horgan), and discovers what happened to the remainder of the human race.
