Only True Residents of Ooo Can Pass This Adventure Time Quiz
Think you know your way around the Land of Ooo? From royal candy drama to vampire rock ballads and interdimensional weirdness, this quiz will test whether you're a true Adventure Time fan or just a casual who stumbled out of the Nightosphere. Grab your sword (or a sandwich) and prove you're as mathematical as Finn and as chill as Jake. Let's get trivia-venturous! 💥🐶⚔️
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