POP! Vinyl Adventure Time BMO Figure

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In the episode " What Was Missing," BMO has his controller stolen by the Door Lord and serves as a musical instrument during " I'm Just Your Problem." Marceline also used them to power a stove, showing that they are also a portable electrical outlet.

In the episode " Too Young," BMO asks about Finn's date with Princess Bubblegum and does not tell Jake where the key is to the Wizard Tower in the video game. When Jake is trying to cheer Finn up when Princess Bubblegum jokingly "dumped" him, Jake puts both of his feet on BMO, using them as an ottoman, which annoys BMO. While our Funko Pop price guide indicates that some Funko Pop! categories are generally more valuable than others, there are still collectibles within those categories that offer even beginners an opportunity to collect. In " Be More," BMO's purpose as "being more" is revealed, and he reunites with their father, Moe. BMO deletes some of his files for fun, but accidentally deletes his core system drivers. Finn and Jake discover where they were created when BMO tells them that they need new drivers. When Moe tells Finn and Jake BMO's story, CMO approaches and gives the core system to Moe, who repairs BMO without erasing their memory. BMO is once again the central character in " BMO Lost," where he is abducted by an eagle and has to find his way home through a forest. During his adventure, he meets Bubble and the baby Sparkle, whom he tries to help. Bubble ends up proposing to BMO but is popped by Jake. BMO and AMO were not on the best terms in the short time they knew each other, even to the point of violence. BMO is not friends with AMO, and held AMO's final bullet in place, pushing him off the cliff. BMO then took a moment of silence and needed to process the encounter.Other safe places to buy from are many Funko Pop Facebook groups – the community on these group chats are wonderful and people are keen to offer advice and help out on all Pop matters. BMO looks like a Macintosh computer with Game Boy Color buttons and Atari 2600 controllers. He also shares some traits with a Vectrex. BMO likes scrambled eggs, as shown in " Her Parents," and hot chocolate, as shown in " Video Makers" and " Holly Jolly Secrets Part II." In " Five More Short Graybles," BMO is shown to "drink" tea while teaching Football manners. There, BMO attempts to drink the tea with their pinkie finger up, but Football does not. BMO drinks, again and again, resulting in self-electrocution. BMO has never been seen actually consuming food. Despite this, BMO can cook, and makes dinner for Finn and Jake in " Little Dude (episode)." In " The Creeps" BMO reveals enjoyment in taking nice pictures. BMO also likes to dance. This article was nominated in the 2021 Who Would Win Tournament. They didn't make it past the first round, and the tournament is now concluded. According to Finn, "BMO does weird junk when no one is around." This is proven in " Five Short Graybles," where BMO talks to their reflection in the mirror, naming it Football, and pretended to be a "little living boy." In " BMO Noire," BMO acts out a film noir fantasy complete with giving names, voices, and dialogue to a number of animals and an inanimate object in the house. The way BMO interacts with their own reflection in " Five Short Graybles," as well as the animals in " BMO Noire," Most believe this is BMO's hyperactive imagination, though; ALLMO says positively of BMO, "…Your imagination lets you see the world how it could be."

In the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade for 2013, a group of people each dressed as BMO helped parade the Finn and Jake balloon. BMO reappears in " Five Short Graybles" under the "Sight" segment of the episode (see article subsection "Football" below for more info). In " Orb" when Finn, Jake and BMO are put into the nightmare from Nightmare Princess, BMO's nightmare involved AMO, implying that the events involving AMO's supposed demise were traumatic.BMO is completely the same in the Fionna and Cake version. This can be attributed to the fact that BMO has no set gender. In the same short, he seems not to know that not all animals are intelligent for wanting to make a thumb wrestling with a rat and eventually being bitten. Funko Inc. was founded in 1998 with a goal of providing niche, nostalgic collectibles, a small idea that eventually exploded to one of the most recognizable collectible manufacturers on the market.

Moe is BMO's creator, as shown in the episode " Be More." He created BMO because he wanted BMO to take care of his son, but he "never ended up dating any women." Moe created BMO so they could "Be More." Unlike a number of artificially created characters in the series (such as Lemongrab or Goliad), BMO is shown to be on good terms with their creator. The two embraced shortly after Moe fixed BMO's operating system informedly than revealing his creation's family in an underground civilization of happy MOs. We’ve compiled our insights and data to provide a Funko Pop price guide for anyone looking to start. Here’s what we found. Funko Pop!: Collectibles for the Masses BMO appears in " James Baxter the Horse" singing " BMO's Pregnant Song" and helps Finn and Jake create their routine. While our data suggests certain categories of Funko Pops are more expensive than others, the decision to collect Funko Pop! collectibles comes down to the intent of a buyer. As mentioned before, Funko Pops can be a great gateway collectible for beginners, thanks to the sheer volume and diversity of product. With an estimated 8,000 Funko Pop! figurines on the market, not every single collectible will retain monetary value. However, value is more just monetary. During Pendleton Ward's interview with Hot Topic, he stated that BMO is his favorite character. [5]In the episode " Conquest of Cuteness," Finn and Jake call BMO over to get a camera to take pictures of the Cuties, but it turns out BMO is a camera, even though in the episode "Video Makers," BMO has a video camera strapped to their head. It is possible, however, that BMO's built-in camera only takes pictures. As every inhabitant of Ooo joins BMO's song, they manage to defeat GOLB's monsters, save Finn and the restored Simon Petrikov and buy enough time for Betty to take GOLB's control and send him away. BMO is shown to know how to use a bow and arrows in "Furniture and Meat" when they shoot the pipe of hot melted gold away from Finn and Jake, killing a guard and saving Finn and Jake.

BMO's tale inspires the duo to reclaim the Finn Sword from Fern's tree, starting a new Adventure Time in Ooo. In "BMO Noire," BMO mentions that Lorraine is "red hot like pizza supper." Furthermore, Lorraine also mentions that the loot is in their "secret grown-up kissing spot" at the end of the episode, thus implying that at one point in time they had a relationship. This might be taken as an indication that BMO finds Lorraine attractive. However, the entire episode hints that the plot of "BMO Noire" is nothing but a play created by BMO's imagination. So, it is possible that their relationship exists only in BMO's fantasy. It is also possible that BMO is not attracted to Lorraine and the attraction/relationship is fictional like the detective persona that BMO created for themselves. BMO's behavior when he is alone could be a reference to Isaac Asimov's " Catch That Rabbit," in which a robot acts strangely when it thinks it is not being watched. BMO lives in the Tree Fort along with Finn and Jake and is used as their game console and many other electronic devices such as their video cassette player and computer. BMO is present during Finn's performance of Best Friends In The World for the Door Lord's magic door. In the song, Finn sings "You are my best friends in the world," referring to Jake, Bonnibel, Marceline, and BMO. They are loyal to Finn, as they said they will kill anyone who tries to hurt Finn, as seen in " Incendium." Also seen in " Video Makers," BMO does not side with either Finn or Jake. BMO cries when Finn shaves off his hair to be "Davey," sobbing that his "beauty is destroyed". In " The More You Moe, The Moe You Know (Part II)" Finn states "BMO is our (Finn and Jake's) best friend". In " Imaginary Resources" Jake refers to BMO as his and Finn's "son," implying he sees BMO as his adoptive child. In " Come Along With Me," BMO holds a small Jake and sings Time Adventure to him, proclaiming "I wrote this song for my son Jake!"Once the exclusive collectibles are announced, we post shared retailer guides on the associated announcement blog. Those who cannot attend the event in-person can look to the shared retailer guides to know where they can go to try and collect the items they're on the hunt for. When applicable, we'll also post guides for items available through international partners.