Adventure Time: Side Quests

Finn and Jake join Ice King's choir of Wintermas Day holiday carolers, but soon find they are being used for his nefarious gains.

Finn and Jake are shocked when their treehouse is overtaken by a giant nesting Morrow Bird, and their desperate attempts to remove it only make things worse.

In a fun tale from his past, baby Finn is captured and taken to the Baby Kingdom, where diapered performers entertain crowds in a gladiator-style circus under the rule of a cruel toddler.

Magic Man ruins BMO's surprise birthday by shrinking Finn, Jake, and their friends to tiny, ant sized proportions, turning their surroundings into a gigantic, chaotic wilderness.

Finn and Jake venture to the Dream Realm to defeat Mansion Feely, an evil spirit who's been stealing all the sweet dreams from the Candy Kingdom.

Finn and Jake attempt their most ambitious adventure yet - ziplining across Ooo - but when Finn falls into an endless, warped forest, the friends are separated and disoriented.

Finn and Jake ignore a hidden library's rules and get trapped inside a magical book, forced to play out a painfully cringey YA story at a high school dance.

Finn and Jake meet the coolest person ever � a storm-wrangling cowgirl � and immediately wish that she could stay with them forever.

Three tough kids navigate the Candy Kingdom's crime world to steal back a video game they took from Jake, trading it for cereal they can't afford.

Finn is out doing hero training when he climbs a towering tree and gets painfully wedgied on a branch, leaving him stuck, stranded and spiraling into heat-induced hallucinations.

Trapped inside during a deadly knife storm, Finn and Jake are going stir crazy with boredom when BMO presents them with something exciting - an old text-based adventure video game.

An inept hunter constantly interrupts Finn and Jake's adventures, trying to capture Jake, but it's more annoying than dangerous.

Finn and Jake follow a righteous hero into an epic battle before realizing that maybe all is not what it seems.

After Shelby trades away Jake's viola, it passes through backwoods hands and ends up being the top prize in an underground toad wrestling league.

Desperate for hero work while on vacation, Finn joins a pair of "gods" who claim to control the weather that protects the people of the Sunshine Kingdom.

Finn and Jake accept a hero-for-hire job from a "good" Lord to defeat a "bad" Lord's villainous forces, but the more they fight, the less things make sense.

After Jake refuses to tip a bard that he already paid to praise Finn, the bard turns petty, weaving insulting digs about Jake into his wildly popular hero songs.

Finn and Jake use a shortcut to get around cleaning the treehouse when a shady traveling salesman sells them an array of magical cleaning products that promise to do all the work.

A curious Finn disguises himself inside Jake to join his dog pack night, expecting hardcore adventures, but Jake's just there to chill, sniff grass, and chew shoes.

Finn and Jake dig up a mysterious VHS for movie night called, Death Fiction, only to find it is a hyper-violent R-rated film that gives them all horrible nightmares.

Finn and Jake find a go-kart with no engine, so Jake becomes the engine, but his abilities are taken to the limit in a race with a taunting Marauder.

Finn and Jake are duped into thinking they are long-prophesized gnome heroes in their first encounter with the "King of Ooo".

When Finn brings Jake to his favorite childhood dungeon and they're underwhelmed, Jake tries to make it as thrilling as Finn remembered.

BMO tries to play matchmaker to two bugs, but Finn and Jake crash the plan with their own ideas about romance, putting the budding love story at risk.

Finn and Jake must help Ice King find his spare key after they accidentally teleport him.

Finn and Jake suspect PB's robot is a traitor when it starts acting strangely.

Lady Rainicorn spices up game night for Princess Bubblegum, Marceline and Lumpy Space Princess.

After startling a mythical beast, Finn and Jake unleash Candy Ragnar�k and must save the kingdom from total ruin.

Following a big embarrassment, Finn flees society and lands on an island where he's taken in by a clan obsessed with their own shame.

Finn and Jake inadvertently befriend a Grass Ogre who turns out to be the bane of their existence.

When Marceline saddles Finn and Jake with a clingy toilet paper creature, they must find it a new home before it destroy theirs

Jake enlists Finn's help to win a giant hot dog contest, but he's soon torn after discovering the win means doom for a family living in Jake's belly.

Finn and Jake are forced to help Ice King babysit the maniacal son of a Goblin Queen who Ice King claims to be dating.

Ice King falls in love with a beautiful princess, but little does he realize she is a dummy created by Finn and Jake to stop his nefarious ways.

Finn and Jake are tasked with toughening up three sweet grannies for the fight of their lives against the fearsome Granny Taker.

Jake's new ghost-sensing power puts him in danger, and Finn must race to catch up before a ghost kid steals him away.

Finn and Jake must stop Ice King from himself as he pursues a delusional one-sided romance with the princess who rescued him.

Finn discovers Jake burying bottled demon curses in the backyard and must convince him to finally dig them up.

Finn is roped into a gentleman bug's duel and must master high-society pageantry before the big fight.

Finn enters a crossbow tournament to prove his manliness, Jake struggles to tell him he's terrible.