Adventure time review

by lottieflower

Published April 18, 2013

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Adventure time is a show about a 14 year old boy named finn and his magical dog jake, who can resize into shapes and many cool things. Finn is in love wiht the fire princess even thought most people think he likes princess bubble gum. Finn and jake set of on adventures defeating villians such as ice king and the gollum king ( whos spanks people) Although ti is ment for ten year olds alot of teen humour is thrown in there to. I suggest you watch this or the gollum king will spank you.... not really i'm joking.

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winterbites
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winterbites wrote a review Review · May 3, 2013

Firstly, Oh My Glob, I love Adventure Time<33
Its the best sow ever that had been made. I watched it mostly every afternoon that it is on. I love how some of the episodes just randomly have singing in them.

But this is a review and you do have some germicidal mistakes, I realise this isn't an actual story, but I'll review it anyhoo.

"Adventure time is a show about a 14 year old boy named finn and his magical dog jake,"

Okay, because, "Finn and Jake" Are both names, they need capital letters. And also, "Time" because it is the name of the show and should be capitalised.

I like how you have told the viewer what Jake can do, that is very good.

Again, "fire princess and princess bubble gum" They need capital letters. Capital are very important to every day grammar. Also with "gollum king".

There was a few mistakes that you probably didn't pick up like; "ti" instead of "it" and "i'm" instead of "I'm"

I do this too, so you're not the only one. Ahaha. Just make sure when you're editing you look closely, it helps everytime.

This writing was very informative, and funny to read. I enjoyed how you portrayed the message.

Great job, continue writing, you're great, and don't let anyone tell you anything else. Lets just work on some grammar issues.

~Winter

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StoneHeart
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StoneHeart wrote a review Review · Apr 28, 2013

Okay, Black here for a Review day Review.


Okay, so nice work . . . I am, I must note, totally unfamiliar with 'Adventure time'. . . . (It's funny, my brother makes me write things like this . . . they used to turn out like this a lot).

Now, really it would be good if you could portray what's happening a bit more linearly . . . It means, X character is going form point Z to point Y, you have to show him at Z, everywhere in-between, and then finally at Y. If you do it random 'he did this' and 'oh, yeah, he also did that' it get's a bit messy.

Grammar:

Adventure time is a show about


I think you need a bit 't' in 'time'.

14 year old boy named finn and his magical dog


You need to capitalize the 'f' on 'finn'. . . (Oh, it would be really good to elaborate on what all their magical powers are, ;))

Finn is in love wiht the fire princess even thought most people think he likes princess bubble gum


Now really, your spelling is quite nice (Though the 'wiht' should be 'with' – small typo) but you seem to have a problem with capitalization . . . The p on 'princess', b on 'bubble', g on 'gum', f on 'fire' . . . they all need to be capitalized. Don't worry, don't get discouraged, usually you get into a habit of doing this automatically once you're a bit more experienced with keyboards.

Although ti is ment for ten year olds alot of teen humour is


'ment' should be 'meant' I believe, and 'alot' should be 'a lot', I also think you mean 'humor' not 'humour'. . . . Also, that 'ti' should probably be 'it'.

not really i'm joking.


Big 'n' on 'not', big 'i' on 'i'm' and a comma after 'really'.

I think it would probably be safe to guess that you're not too old, yes?

Well, don't get discouraged, this piece does need work, but remember, most people (Grown ups even) hate writing, they just can't stand it, and doing it is a bore. If you're one of those people to whom writing is a good thing, then this is your place!

Good luck, and keep writing (It's the only way you'll ever get better!)

~Black~



Owning our story can be hard but not nearly as difficult as spending our lives running from it. Embracing our vulnerabilities is risky but not nearly as dangerous as giving up on love and belonging and joy—the experiences that make us the most vulnerable. Only when we are brave enough to explore the darkness will we discover the infinite power of our light.
— Brené Brown