DIY BMO Portable Retro Console: RaspBMO

Posted on 01/03/2015 by Lambert Varias

We’ve seen a BMO toy with a LEGO case and another one that appears to have a wooden case. Mike Barretta’s take on the living console has a 3D printed case and buttons. That’s right, this BMO works much like a Game Boy in that you use the buttons on its body to play.

Mike used a Raspberry Pi Model A+ and a Teensy 2.0 to power the gaming device. It has a 3.5″ LCD, a pair of 0.5W speakers and a 2200mAh battery.

Here’s Mike playing on his brand new BMO:

Who wants to play video games? Head to Mike’s Thingiverse page to download his custom BMO 3D files. Mike also left links to his parts list and build log on that page, so be sure to thank him for his meticulous generosity.

[via 3D Print]

Adventure Time Oreo Cookie Necklaces are Truly Wonderfilled

Posted on 26/02/2015 by Conner Flynn

We all love Oreo cookies and we all love Adventure Time. Put them both together and you have a winning combination that is awesome and mathematical. Etsy seller Mo-Mo Mony makes these cute Adventure Time Oreo cookie necklaces. You’ll want to wear them, and then you’ll want to eat them.

They are made from polymer clay though, so don’t go trying to dunk them in milk. Each is suspended from a 22-inch silver chain and they pack a lot of detail. They look delicious.

You can’t beat Finn and Jake on a cookie. All of this artist’s stuff looks great, so be sure to poke around their Etsy shop.

[via Nerdist]

Get ready, fans: Powerpuff Girls will be revived in 2016 on Cartoon Network

Posted on 22/02/2015 by Jessica Hannan

Are you ready for Buttercup, Blossom, and Bubbles to land in Townville again? "The Powerpuff Girls" are coming back to Cartoon Network in order to fight crime, do chores, and go to school all before...

Totally Mathematical Adventure Time Themed Doc Martens

Posted on 16/02/2015 by Brittany High

Dr. Martens and Cartoon Network have come together to bring us these Adventure Time themed Doc Martens. You can buy a pair of your own for $130+ and they’ll be shipping out on March 3. Cool, but needs moar Princess Bubblegum! Jk jk, I’m more of a Lump Space Princess kinda gal. Just ask my gut!

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Dr. Martens Adventure Time Boots: Martens the Footwear

Posted on 15/02/2015 by Lambert Varias

Yeezy Boost? Pfff. I’d rather have these mathemagical boots! These Doc Martens leather shoes are for doctors, princesses, Doctor Princesses and all Adventure Time fans.

Morph into a browser and order the shoes from Solestruck. The white and yellow ones cost $150 (USD) while the black ones go for $130. They’re available in both men’s and women’s sizes.

[via Boing Boing]

Adventure Time Nesting Dolls: Mathematical Matryoshka

Posted on 10/12/2014 by Shane McGlaun

Nesting dolls are very cool; they originated in the 1890s in Russia. Later, they would turn up on someone’s grandma’s knick-knack table, and the rest is history. Usually a set of nesting dolls look like boring people, but not this set. They look like the characters from Adventure Time. If you have never watched Adventure Time, you are missing some truly algebraic action.

These wooden nesting dolls include Finn as the largest, Jake, Princess Bubblegum, The Ice King, and BMO. I think Jake should have been the largest of the nesting dolls. After all, he can make himself as gigantic as he wants.

The only nesting doll that doesn’t open up is BMO. Jake is 5.75″ tall and the size goes down for each one, with BMO measuring just 1.6″. You can pick up a set for $24.99(USD) at ThinkGeek.

Oh My Glob! Adventure Time Pet Toys

Posted on 10/10/2014 by Conner Flynn

If you have a litter of pups like Jake, here are some fun gifts for them. Adventure Time pet toys. Because really, we all know that Peppermint Butler deserves to be chewed on by a large dog.

You can get a Peppermint Butler chew toy, a Lumpy Space Princess rubber and rope chew toy, a BMO bag poop dispenser and more. You can get Adventure Time scented bags to refill it.

You have to love that the bags in the BMO dispenser actually have the word POOP all over them. You can pre-order them now and they will ship this November.

[via Super Punch]

Antique Chair Ugraded with Cool Adventure Time Theme

Posted on 05/08/2014 by Conner Flynn

This antique chair restoration is all kinds of cute and hilarious. Redditor reallylovely saw a beat up chair at an antique shop and immediately saw it’s potential. The Adventure Time was already there, it just needed to be brought to the surface.

So they cleaned it up, sanded, primed, then painted the design on it. As a nice added touch there is even glow-in-the-dark paint on Finn’s hood and his socks. After that he sealed it and added details. The chair only cost $20, but it is worth so much more now. Awesome job.

This chair is mathematical. I only wish I had it to throw in my giant loot pile.

[via Neatorama via Geek Crafts]

Adorable Adventure Time Plush Dress-up Dolls: Oh, My Glob!

Posted on 07/05/2014 by Conner Flynn

Lorena Rodríguez makes adorable plush dolls based on the ladies of Adventure Time, along with little wardrobes to go with them. They look amazing and professional. Even mathematical.

Rodríguez has some other neat plush toys in her Etsy shop, but sadly not these dolls. However, you can see Marceline, Princess Bubblegum, and Lumpy Space Princess on her Behance page though. Any little girl would love these dolls. If you ask Lorena, maybe she can make one for you.

These dolls are so crazy cute, you just want to hug them and squeeze them. I’m sure hundreds of people are bugging her to make more right about now.

And if those weren’t enough for you…

[via Zambiunicorn via io9]

Geeky Woodcut Prints: Protocomics

Posted on 07/05/2014 by Lambert Varias

Etsy seller Brian Reedy makes woodcut prints with geeky subjects, including Star Wars, Adventure Time as well as Marvel and DC characters. His work is not as detailed as Jed Henry and David Bull’s Ukiyo-e Heroes, but they still cast familiar characters in a new, er, old light.

Most of Brian’s prints are monochrome, but as you can see he occasionally uses gold leaf and red ink as well. All of his prints are done on rice paper.