Adventure Time
They’re not righteous, they’re wrongteous!
Unlikely heroes Finn and Jake are buddies who traverse the mystical Land of Ooo. The best of friends, our heroes always find themselves in the middle of escapades. Finn and Jake depend on each other through thick and thin.
Wokeness: 100%
Overall Score: 60%
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Ruined by years of slow-cooked woke propaganda.
Ho ho hooooo, sh1t! And of course, it finally had to happen
The question is: how do you sum up the content of 10 seasons in a single comment?
Well, here we go!
Okay, first things first, I’m going to answer the core question of this site before anything else:
Is ADVENTURE TIME, a show aimed at kids, woke or not?
YES. ABSOLUTELY. IT’S SUPER WOKE.
It has every single element you’d expect from a biased, ill-intentioned show that deliberately weaponizes its narrative structure to push a political message. It checks all the boxes for diversity, equity, and forced egalitarianism.
Now then:
Is the show good quality? Well, that’s where the problem is. Yes and no. Why?
Because it was good at first, and then they started shoveling in tons of political propaganda.
To explain it in a simple way, I’ll quote a comment I read somewhere online:
“What started as fictional, otherworldly adventure got hijacked by a parasite—this world’s propaganda worming into a kids’ show. Wasn’t it more fun and heartfelt when it stayed pure, free from politics?”
Source → “leopoldmdesilva.wordpress.com is no longer available.”
The question left unanswered by the author (because the site was taken down by “the writer,” according to WordPress) we’ll never know for sure. But we can assume that if the original creator of Adventure Time stepped away from running his own creation starting around season 5, then control was handed over to people far more interested in moralizing and pushing a message than in actually entertaining.
I’m not saying the creator isn’t somewhat liberal or anything like that, but as far as the show itself goes, there was no initial intention to “educate” kids—just to entertain them.
The thing is, this is a common trait of studios tied to networks like Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon, and unfortunately, due to exclusivity contracts, we’ll probably never know the full story.
What I can say is this: if for any reason one of your kids gets curious about this show, recommend an anime instead, buy them a new toy, or get them a video game. Anything is better than this mishmash of political propaganda that was once genuinely entertaining.
Without further ado, I’ll leave you with a reflection from an article written by Isaac Young a couple of years ago:
https://isaacyoung.substack.com/p/adventure-time-and-the-subversion
Created: 01-09-2026
