The show moves at a rapid pace with storylines twisting like freeways at rush hour. Their work is subject to lots of changes. Every writer, or at least the ones on the commentaries is a storyboard artist as well. If you listen to the commentaries (and season two has one for every episode), it becomes apparent that these are artists capable of the simple and the complex, and that they are expanding upon the concept of the show’s creator, Pendleton Ward. To leave it at that does a tremendous disservice to the talented work behind the show, however. Though there is undoubtedly an adult crossover – and certainly a college student following – Adventure Time nails what I would surmise is its target: children and adolescents.Īt first glance, Adventure Time looks like doodles that kids scrawl in the margins of their notebook paper. With the voices of: Jeremy Shada, John DiMaggio, Hynden Walch, Pendleton Ward, Tom Kenny, Dee Bradley Baker, Maria Bamford, Olivia OlsonĪdventure Time is one of those properties that taps right into what its audience is looking for at just the right time. DVD REVIEW: ADVENTURE TIME, SEASONS 1 AND 2

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