She's also not a big part of the episode plots, but when she shows she's always used for perfect comedic effect. Larry is devoted to her but nervous to anger her, while the candy loving K'nuckles is obsessed with her. A silent character whose impact on other characters defines their presence. She has been seen moving a few times for comedic effect, but often she seems like EEnE's Plank. She's noted for being quite the beauty but a strict wife prone to jealousy. The often inanimate candy golem is the wife of Peppermint Larry, the owner of the nearby candy pub that Flapjack and Captain K'nuckles frequent. So make sure you pay your respects.Ĭandy Wife doesn't have any spoken lines, but she's an often referred to character on the show and seen just as often. Flapjack is cartoon PEDIGREE babes, and it came at the perfect time to spawn a new wave of excellent shows. Not to mention the creator who voices Flapjack honing his talents in Billy and Mandy, Camp Lazlo, and the Original Powerpuff Girls. And it's also the launching point for the creators of Adventure Time (which Steven Universe and Craig of the Creek were born from), Over the Garden Wall, Gravity Falls, and Regular Show. Flapjack is actually a lovely show with offbeat humor, good animation, and hilarious characters. Yall heard the sonic and zelda cycles? Well nothing is more consistent than the 'my childhood toons were good and yours aren't' cycle.Īnyway, off topic. At least nowadays people cite flapjack as another classic nostalgic toon back when 'cartoons were good' unlike adventure time and steven universe and star vs, all of which will be collectively resubmitted into the nostalgic memory banks as good toons when we want to complain about cartoons 5 years from now. Only for like a year or so later for Adventure Time to be THE cartoon to end the animation drought we were supposedly under. Yah, Flapjack didn't have the best of luck, and it (along with shows like Chowder) were conveniently ignored by the fans during the collective nostalgic wank over the 90's.

Y'all remember hole in the wall right? Out of Jimmy's head? Destroy Build Destroy? Someone? Anyone?

It debuted at a time the quality cartoon well was dry and the end of its run occured when CN Real was a thing. The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack (MMF) isn't exactly the biggest CN hit. Yet still even if your cameos are short or your episodes rare, it's all about impact and there's no denying the the eponymous Candy Wife stands out when she appears. As I mentioned before about screentime, some of the ladies on my list aren't known for making the a list or even the b list when it comes to the casting call.

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