Unfolding the Horrifying Truth Of The Primordials - Adventure Time

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In this video we'll be exploring the Horrifying Truth Of The Primordials - An Adventure Time lore deep dive!

Join me as we unwrap the secrets of these chaotic, mutated, god-like creatures who are from a long forgotten past and even further beyond. How they connect to the Lich, the mushroom bomb, the elementals, their importance to the Adventure Time story, orgalorg, coconteppi, and various other divine entities. With all this info we'll have plenty to cover so I hope you enjoy learning about these monsters in this adventure time video.

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Horrifying Truth Of The Oozers - an Adventure Time lore deep dive!

Join me as we unwrap the the secrets of these mutated, zombie-like creatures who are from a long forgotten past. How it connects to the Lich, the mushroom bomb, the elementals, it's importance in the Adventure time universe. With all this info we'll have plenty to cover so I hope you enjoy learning about these monsters in this adventure time video.

[TrueLocalEnthusiast]

This one took FOREVER! But I really like how it came out. I wonder if I could do daily 15 minute uploads? I've improved my editing speed.

Anyway I won't keep ya and As ALWAYS I will see you in the next video Bye 👋

[bluelie]

I like to believe The Lich was the one primordial who got lucky enough to reincarnate as a catalyst comet, giving him the ability to remember his past life as an ancient, while many other primordials jut reincarnated as far far weaker beings and possess no memories at all of their original form in the chaotic soup.

[matthewterlaga]

Orgalorg actually does have one major weakness, Gravity, Glob says that the gravity on earth would crush Orgalorg into a “smaller more cuddly form” and he only changes back into Orgalorg once he’s out in space on the rocket. This actually lends credence to the idea of him being one of the weakest primordials. If the gravity of earth was enough to not only crush his massive form down to resemble a penguin, but also cause major memory loss, it stands to reason that every planet he conquered in his heyday had very light gravity.

[boringboi]

I like how the creators of the show were brainstorming about the origins of their universe and one guy was just like “…monsters”

[Thecoldest-yl]

Adventure time lore is actually insane for a kids show

[GundamChief]

I buy into the primordial war theory. It's been used in alot of other works, usually describing creatures who came from a type of existence before things became as they are now, and the universe as it is now is so different from what they came from that it is anathema to them. Thus they constantly are trying to destroy it in order to restore or return to that prior state of existence.

This can be seen in settings like Mutant Chronicles, Lovecraft's many works, Warhammer 40k, Star Wars, and even some SCPs.

So it wouldn't surprise me in the least that these creatures whose existence was entirely different from what is now, would be completely antagonistic to it and its products, such as ourselves.

[apollyonnoctis]

About Coconteppi’s actions:
I don’t really think it was a ingrained hatred for all mortals that caused him to be aggressive.
He taught them magic after all.
I’m led to believe he more so had a grudge.

I mean, the wizards basically built a city around his barely alive body, trapped him for possibly millions of years, and were literally drinking his blood and messing around with his body.

Imagine you have a non fatal heart attack and are passed out, and suddenly some ants start building mounds around you and tear you apart over the course of decades. I would probably want to kill every ant in existence if I were to awaken.

[antoniomariamacri]

Something that's always ignored about the Lich's speech is the nothing part. There were Monsters, then there was nothing, then there was time. It's implied that there was a moment (though, without time, I don't think we can call It a moment) when Primordials didn't exist, they all died, and then the Multiverse came about. But, if so, how do several of them still exist?

[BatSnakegirl]

Honestly, there's so many more questions about Orgalorg/Gunther's kitten with the information we had (but it's so funny that, besides an admiration for the Ice King, that it's the only thing he seems to really love)

[blackrapier]

I think that most of The Lich's knowledge comes from the fact that he is a Scholar of Golb, the self proclaimed "Last Scholar of Golb". And if he can actually tap into the knowledge Golb holds in some manner using his sorcery (Which is definitely possible if completely fusing with him is) then it's easy to see how he gained knowledge of the era of monsters.

[jimmyalfonda]

"I'm bored. Think I'm gonna hit town and have a laugh."

The townpeople watching a massive fist coming down from the sky: 👁👄👁

[_NIKOS_NIKOS]

On the concept of "good" Ptimordials, I do think it's semi possible.
If all the Citadel prisonels were indeed weak Primordials( or their offspring) then it's worth to mention that they allowed Martyn to escape alongside them and probably even helped him survive in space. Now these guys were still cosmic criminals but still that has to count for something.
Also two smaller versions of these criminals were seen just chilling in the space station in "BMO" (which again makes me believe that the Citadel prisoners were Primordial descendants like Kitten).
Speaking of Kitten, since they are clearly neutral just doing what their parent wants, , you also have factors like nature vs nurture .

[coca_]

Considering that Orgalorg conquered and ruled over an entire solar system i think the theory about there beign a war among them is pretty plausible. Orgalorg shows us that some of the Primordials were conquerers, that subjugated planets for fun, it is not impossible that they eventually tried to take over eachother's domains resulting in a war.

[MarxistMomentum]

The Cosmic Horror in Adventure Time is on par with H.P Lovecraft's stuff.

[mrsheep]

To be honest. A major theory I have is due to the fact that earth is the site of catalyst comet collisions in every universe/multiverse it brings change to the earth giving earth its sort of weirdness and magic causing it to weaken those who enter it and maybe even its residents. We see examples of this like when orgalorg escapes earth, when the lich leaves earth into the citadel and casually wipes the floor with the guards who can casually reach across the multiverse, and finn when he gets a major amp being able to pierce orgalorgs primordial skin. Additionally jake is able to push his limits to another level when leaving earth with his father.

[alirezaomrani]

Also, the whole thing about Primordials being able to share a consciousness across all dimensions is something completely specific to The Lich.

There may be a chance that the other Primordials function like this or there may not be. However as of now The Lich is the only one with this known trait tied to him.

[woomod]

Two thoughts/response.
The primordials lost when time began, like, time happened, life happened, the monsters before that remained are ultimately cosmic losers.

Second, the lich's entire defeat was about how once he tasted the cycle of life he could no longer be a creature of the end(not death, the end), once sweet pea exists the lich is not a threat and every reppearance slams down harder on that. so i don't think he ever actually died and was reincarnated until sweet pea subsumed him.

[hippothehippo]

Personally, I think Warren Ampersand was a primordial, not just a random alien. He didn’t make up Ishkano, Ishkano is just his true form. He can control and terraform entire planets, and the photograph representing Ishkano looks like a lot of the primordials, the transformation he uses to teleport is similarly bizarre and looks like the tree-like primordial we see in the sea of monsters. But he is dying, and I think part of the reason almost no primordials are left is simply that many of them were destroyed by time. They existed before it, yes, but it’s creation may have been a containment measure by the winning side. Making the weaker among them vulnerable to death by time keeps them from ever gaining too much power during a single lifetime, and forces them to start over, even if that lifecycle is thousands of years.

[redjirachi]

I have a theory that the reason the Lich is a nihilistic monster is because he went mad learning the truth of reality and the primordial monsters. He says he's the "last scholar of GOLB" which implies to me that he knew about the cosmic horror and devoted himself to it, but was not one of said cosmic horror. He's like a really powerful Lovecraftian cultist

[nmotschidontwannagivemyrea]

In Adventure Time, magic brings with it madness. Maybe the original wizard taught mortals magic because he knew of the madness and suffering it would bring them.
Also, the Lich seemed to make a big deal about being able to exist in multiple realities, which would imply that he didn't already. So I'm not so sure that existing before time automatically means they exist in every timeline, or that they share a hivemind.