Who saves the Glass Kingdom from doom?

Bonnie and Marcy transform Molto Larvo.

Who arrives late with backup to assist in the crisis?

Simon arrives with Banana Guards, Bronwyn, and an older Finn Mertens.

Finn appears older with battle scars, a bushy beard, and a joyful demeanor.

Finn's van-life adventures are compared to characters from Devil May Cry.

Finn's tattoo of Jake's face symbolizes their bond and connection.

Finn's transformation into an older, battle-scarred adventurer in "Obsidian" showcases his growth and acceptance, symbolized by his contentment with living with one arm and his new appearance featuring nipples.
The presence of Finn's tattoo of Jake's face on his chest in "Obsidian" sparks various theories and interpretations, potentially symbolizing their bond and hinting at themes of loss and remembrance, with the ambiguity allowing for diverse and emotional connections to the character's journey.

Who saves the Glass Kingdom from doom?
Bonnie and Marcy transform Molto Larvo.
Who arrives late with backup to assist in the crisis?
Simon arrives with Banana Guards, Bronwyn, and an older Finn Mertens.
How does Finn appear in the episode?
Finn appears older with battle scars, a bushy beard, and a joyful demeanor.
What is Finn's nomadic lifestyle compared to?
Finn's van-life adventures are compared to characters from Devil May Cry.
Why does Finn have a tattoo of Jake's face?
Finn's tattoo of Jake's face symbolizes their bond and connection.

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Bonnie and Marcy save the Glass Kingdom from doom by transforming Molto Larvo into a mellowed-out form.
Simon arrives late with backup, including Banana Guards, Bronwyn, and an older Finn Mertens.
Finn appears older with battle scars, a bushy beard, and a joyful demeanor, enjoying Glassboy's performance.
Finn accidentally flashes the Glass Kingdom, Marceline, and Princess Bubblegum, with PBubs being unfazed.
Simon likely recruited help from the Banana Guards to find Finn using jelly horses for transportation.
Finn's van, possibly belonging to him, is towed into the Glass Kingdom by jelly horses due to mechanical issues.
Finn's nomadic lifestyle in the van is compared to characters from Devil May Cry, adding a sense of adventure.
Finn's potential van-life adventures are seen as a positive development, enhancing his character's legendary status.
The uncertainty of Finn's age in Obsidian is discussed, with speculation ranging from 5 to 25 years into the future.
Finn's contentment with living with one arm, symbolizing growth and acceptance, is highlighted, along with his new appearance featuring nipples.

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Obsidian includes Bronywn possibly due to past Bubbline moments in the episode "Wheels."
Finn has a tattoo of Jake's face on his chest, possibly symbolizing their bond.
Various theories exist about why Finn has the tattoo, including Jake's death.
Finn's shirtless scenes hint at his desire to showcase the tattoo and remember Jake.
Bronwyn may have teamed up with Finn after Jake's death to connect with her grandfather.
Bronwyn's interactions with Jake were limited, leaving her curious about his character.
The Jake tattoo's purposeful ambiguity allows for diverse interpretations.
Arguments against Jake's death include references to his immortality and potential longevity.
A headcanon by Steve Wolfhard envisions a unique and touching funeral for Jake.