It was later destroyed by Finn by having it bashed against his knee. This is done by turning the sword on the front of the book to the right and inserting the nine gems of power into their appropriate slots. In the episode "The Lich" the book is shown to have intense magical properties, allowing a user to be able to have access to all of the multiverse's many dimensions. Later, Finn gives it to the Bear so he can learn to be a hero, but it is soon revealed that the reason the Bear took the book was to give it to the Snail - who was being possessed by The Lich. Its next appearance was in " In Your Footsteps." Finn used it to knock the food out of the Bear when he was choking. The book makes another notable appearance in " Another Way" in which Finn reads about magical Cyclops tears while the Clown Nurses are healing his broken foot. It first appeared in the episode " The Enchiridion!" in which Finn passes a series of trials to obtain it.įinn kept the Enchiridion, and it subsequently appeared in the episode " Evicted!," when he threw it at a worm on his bed. After the war, the Hero's guide somehow ended up in the hands of Key-per at Mount Cragdor, guarded by Mannish Man the Minotaur. North American users can now download the demo of the game on the 3DS eShop.The book was discovered by archaeologist Simon Petrikov ( Ice King) sometime before the Mushroom War in the Hindu Kush mountain range in Pakistan, as revealed in a newspaper clipping in " I Remember You." After he found it, he presented it to a museum. IGN has given this game an 8.5/10, claiming it as an Editor's Choice which is really great for a game based on a cartoon series. A Collector's Edition is also available only on Nintendo 3DS which includes the game, a poster map of the Land of Ooo, a Book of Beasts (a bestiary of enemies in the game), and a stylus in the shape of Finn's Golden Sword, all included in a custom premium SteelBook case modeled after the show's Enchiridion. The game is available for Nintendo DS and 3DS for $29.99.
The game draws inspiration from the classic NES game, Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, featuring a similar top-down gameplay perspective while exploring the Land of Ooo, and switching to a 2D side-scrolling format upon entering various "dungeons." This 2D side-scrolling platformer puts you in the shoes of the main characters Finn and Jake, who are trying to find and punish the evil Ice King for constructing a Garbage Princess with the stolen trash belonging to the inhabitants of the Land of Ooo. Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why'd You Steal Our Garbage?!! is an original DS and 3DS game developed by WayFoward Technologies based on the popular animated television series, Adventure Time, featured on Cartoon Network.
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