Adventure Time's Ideological Analysis

From previous analyses, the ideology of Adventure Time regarding the male and female stereotype is continuously unfolding. But Adventure Time’s ideology can be seen more blatantly when taking into account the matriarchal setting of the show. The Land of Ooo is characterized by different kingdoms which are mostly run by princesses; the fewer ruled by kings and earls. Just by the numbers alone, it can be implied that the presumed ideology leans towards a more feminist idea. Further strengthening this presumption is the observation and evaluation of the different kingdoms ruled by the princesses and kings. Kingdoms ruled by princesses are domestically peaceful in general. The cause of haywire crisis usually comes from external threats and are dealt with successfully. Candy Kingdom in the rule of Princess Bubblegum is the most commonly featured kingdom in the series and has been seen in times of distress such as being

As children, they are devoid of prior knowledge of conventions, thus having the tendency to be less selective of what they are being taught. They possess no gendered, ethnic or cultural gaze to which they can revise the meaning of a cartoon. Having this absence of preconceptions linked to the media’s capacity to normalize their portrayals is an equation for bringing about a potential culture characterized by gender equality, free of stereotypes and a naturalized regard for homosexuality by providing unconventional models to which the kids can identify themselves with, and preconceptions that are in favor of blurring the social cleavages, particularly to the marginalize groups. The brilliance of Adventure Time’s consciousness raising strategy lies in their target audience – the blank piece of canvass today, the fully conscious painting