The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack was and is still in a category of its own in terms of absolute creepiness. Legitimately Disturbing Terrors That Will Haunt You Forever This extreme stylization of the characters and scenery introduces the audience to the oddity of the show, making it the perfect opening sequence. Rather than style the opening theme similarly to the show itself, the theme to Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack is animated to look like Claymation and wooden puppets. Firstly, the song itself is great it reads like an excited conversation between the characters, with K’nuckles urging Flapjack to “Come with me, we’ll go and see a place called Candied Island.” As Flapjack gets more excited about this adventure, the music speeds up, almost too quickly for the singing, becoming uncontrollable until Bubbie shuts everything down with her flippers on her hips, “Doesn’t sound very good to me.”Īnd then there’s the animation.
There are so many things to love about the Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack theme song. The Catchy Theme Song With Claymation Style Animation Besides offering a unique and welcome business model-who wouldn’t want to be served candy in a bar filled with gritty seamen?-Peppermint Larry is quite the character.ģ. Peppermint Larry, for example, owns The Candy Barrel, a pub that sits on the end of one of Stormalong’s piers and serves candy in pint glasses. Minor Characters Who Will Steal Your Heart And Unsettle Your Stomachįlapjack, Captain K’nuckles, and Bubbie are not alone on Stormalong Harbor a host of memorable recurring characters populate this little wooden island in the middle of the ocean. But…isn’t this the kind of pirate everyone actually is, on the inside? Who wants life-threatening journeys over stormy seas in search of gold and jewels? Wouldn’t we all, realistically, just be lazing around, getting drunk on sugar at the Candy Barrel bar? Sure, most of us have all of our body parts intact-while Captain K’nuckles only has his original nose-but we can all relate to the cynical grumblings and annoyed complaints of a pessimistic pirate who spends most of his time with a young, happy-go-lucky sidekick.īonus Reason to Love Captain K’nuckles: He is voiced by Brian Doyle-Murray, the same man who voices the Flying Dutchman in Spongebob Squarepants! 2.
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