Banana Armour

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Beware of inferior overseas imitations. All our products are made of FDA approved recyclable plastic, BPA-FREEand made in Canadawhere they pass through the highest quality assurance testing. The Banana Guards, the Froot Guards/Cases and the S'wich Guards are of course dishwasher safe for easy cleaning. Heel–Face Turn: She prevents Uncle Gumbald from dosing Princess Bubblegum with dum dum juice in Come Along With Me. This is despite attempting to use Finn to do exactly that in the prior episode. Corrupt Corporate Executive: He buys out his father's treehouse and splits it into thirty-seven tiny apartments that he rents out. Subverted in that this is an effort to get his Dad to get a job and learn responsibility. Old Soldier: He's ancient, but it doesn't stop him from fighting Maja and Darren in " Something Big".

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Technical Pacifist: When Bubblegum thinks he's slain her entire ambush squad, the squad is revealed to be bruised but alive, thus demonstrating both his skill and his self-control.Card-Carrying Villain: He may not be of the diabolical Laughing Mad variety, but he's still pretty open about the fact that he's evil. Book Dumb: Princess Bubblegum tries to give him an education, but it doesn't leave much of an impression on him and he later admits that he faked learning how to read. Phlannel Boxingday remarks that Lemonhope learns with his heart, not with his head. Felony Misdemeanor: In "Together Again", he is revealed to have died and was sent to the 1st Dead World, or basically Hell. Apparently, rhyming is a crime worthy of eternal punishment. However, "Wizard City" depicts his "turning dark" after consuming dark ichor, so he may not be telling the whole truth. Casting Gag: Andy Merrill plays a Manchild who is not all there in the head, just like his role as Brak from Space Ghost Coast to Coast. The Unintelligible: Because of their age, they can only communicate using one-word or monosyllabic sentences, strange noises, and shrieks.

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Rapid Aging: Zigzagged. In her first appearence in "Wheels", Brownwyn is less than a year old, but already a teenager. However, in her appearence at the end of "Obsidian" Bronwyn hasn't aged at all in the several years since then.

Other Family Members

Flowers of Femininity: She wears a large blue flower on her head, emphasizing how feminine she is compared to her more tomboyish sisters. Braco seems to admire his father and grandfather who had tried to court the Princess before him, turning to the latter's copy of Mind Games when his initial courtings seem to fail. Gumbald seemed to have originally named the beast Bananameister, based on the paper at the end of the episode. Apparently, he decided to follow Huntress Wizard's label of him and crossed out Bananameister, to write Grumbo.

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The Dividual: All three of them serve the exact same purpose as See-Thru Princess' Treacherous Advisors and are never seen apart from each other. Voluntary Shapeshifting: Her hair can grow and be controlled in the same way her father controls his body.Telepathy: He seems to have this ability. When Finn and Jake asked him about the location of the earls, Lemonjon closed his eyes, and said in a strained voice that he "sensed" that they were in the dungeon. An Arm and a Leg: Her parents traded her right arm for a laptop, and she was taught that it was a worthy trade. One of Princess Bubblegums many suitors, Braco is the third generation of his family to become a suitor after his father ascended. At the age of twenty one he was the youngest suitor by far, with the oldest being over three-hundred. He looks like a normal human except for his skin color and the crystal like candy on his head. His whole personality revolves around his intense infatuation with Bubblegum.