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LEGO confirms 'Adventure Time' figures


We can thank aBetterMonkey for this. After getting the required number of votes, LEGO has now secured the licensing rights and has confirmed that it will make an official Adventure Time set. There is no word yet on pricing, availability, or what the final version will look like. But what matters is that Finn, Jake, and the rest of the gang have finally been given the greenlight. I would play with those cheerfully and if any kids asked to join I would let them, but I'd have to be Finn.

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