Token Heroic Orc: He was the first of the lemons to display altruism, although he needed it to be punched into him, whilst the others were neutral at best. Later lemons would be just as all right as Lemonjon, namely Lemongrab 2 (during his brother's more tyrannical descent), Lemonhope, and Lemongrab 3.

The original BananaGuards, FrootGuards, Froot Cases and S

Mortal Recoil" reveals that they retain some sentience if their heads are smashed, but are unable to move their bodies. As shown in " One Last Job," it is forbidden for any Banana guard to eat any banana-based food products, as it is probably seen as cannibalism. Despite this, when Captain Banana guard is forced to try banana milk, he says that it is "delicious." He then sulks over the deliciousness. When put under physical strain, they appear to perspire a chocolaty milk, suggesting the chocolate seemingly poured on top of them is actually a bodily secretion process, perhaps for the purpose of heat insulation and for protection from ultraviolet radiation, as the flavanoids in chocolate significantly reduce the effect of UV on the skin.Demonic Possession: By Little Dude in the titular episode and as a result of Golb's corruption in "Come Along With Me". Her own brother Neddy, she imprisoned him beneath the great tree" - This fact is false, as in the beginning and end of " Bonnie and Neddy," both times Neddy was never chained down beneath the tree, instead willingly staying there to provide life to the Candy Kingdom. If you’ve got teenagers, I’m not surprised to hear they won’t take the Banana Guard to school because they will get ribbed about it looking like a penis. But in Scandinavian countries and in the U.K., people love the design and functionality.” A robotic gumball machine and a mysterious, masterful swordsman who lives out in a junkyard. He far surpasses Finn and the blade of grass by skill alone in their first fight. Though reluctant to train Finn at first, he agrees after Finn does him a long needed favor. He then reveals to Finn that he is the last of an elite force of gumball machine police-bots that Princess Bubblegum massacred a long time ago following a mass lapse in their discipline. When Finn reveals his existence to Bubblegum, she sends a squad to the junkyard to ambush Rattleballs. He incapacitates all of them but leaves them alive, and after thus proving his skill and re-pledging his loyalty to Bubblegum, she hires him as a vigilant watch over the night in the Candy Kingdom.

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Hate Sink: Crunchy isn’t this but Chicle certainly is, while Gumbald has some sympathetic qualities and Lolly performs a Heel–Face Turn in the last episode all of Chicles screentime is either him being a jerk or causing problems for the main characters Rapid Aging: Despite being less than a year old chronologically, she stated in her second appearance that she was 22, then in the very next episode, she was "basically" 30.

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When the first candy people rose up against her, she transformed them into hideous monsters": this fact is later revealed to be partially correct in " Bonnibel Bubblegum." Like Father, Like Son: "Three weeks dungeon." He seems to have inherited the pedantic speech of his fathers.

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Shared Family Quirks: Their tendency to scream at random intervals. Apparently, the earls view the screams of their children as "piercing songs". Millions of years ago, Earth was protected by four elemental guardians representing Ice, Flame, Candy and Slime. The strongest in their number was Urgence Evergreen, master of ice. With this power and stature came arrogance and would lead to his undoing in an effort to stop a sinister comet through the creation of a magical wishing crown. A fierce creature is terrorizing the Candy Kingdom, but before Finn can slay the beast, he must first overcome a guilty conscience.Heroic Sacrifice: He lets himself be killed by the Ooze Monsters so that PB, Finn, and Jake can get away. The Banana Guard rumors of PB are technically true, though overly embellished to the point of being inaccurate. The first Candy People (Uncle Gumbald, Cousin Chicle, and Aunt Lolly) did rebel against her, as shown in " Bonnibel Bubblegum." However it was Gumbald who transform them, and himself, though not into "monsters" but low-intelligence Candy People, in his attempt to stupify Bubblegum herself. Her brother, Neddy, is underneath the Candy Kingdom, though not as a prisoner but by choice. And the Rattleballs were, in fact, destroyed en masse for being too violent.

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The final abandonment of the James to "walk the wasteland" is similar to "The Long Walk," a banishment done in the comics of Judge Dredd where judges who no longer can do their job are banished to the Cursed Earth (the destroyed remains of the United States beyond Megacity One). Like Father, Like Son: Many of them have the same eyes as their fathers, and many of them resemble lemons in some way. Meaningful Name: She's named after the instrument Jake plays, though "Viola" is still a legitimate name in real life. Meek Townsman: As Choose Bruce. He won't get directly involved in Finn's fight with the Destiny Gang, but gives him a weapon to attach to his robotic arm. Badass Family: After two days they were more capable in a fight than their (admittedly sleep-deprived) father.

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Green-Eyed Monster: Gets in a fight with Jake over his jealousy that Jake was their father's favorite, while he was left to take care of their father's stuff. Never Found the Body: He gets eaten by a giant worm in "Dentist", but it's implied that he's still alive. This is confirmed in "Preboot", when he shows up as a Cyborg; however, the episode ends with the ship he's on exploding. Finn nevertheless says to Jake that he's "probably" okay to spare Jake's feelings.