BMO – Adventure Time – Polymer Clay Tutorial

We all love the popular series Adventure Time and we also love BMO. So, it is time to talk about BMO a little bit.

BMO, is abridgment for Be More, usually phonetically spelled and written as “Beemo”. BMO is Finn and Jake’s living multi-purpose video game console-shaped robot, portable electrical outlet, roommate, chef and not at least a friend. BMO is a real multi-tasker.BMO is characterized as a loyal, trusting, and helpful friend who is protective of Finn and Jake. While BMO is a fictional character used for repose by Finn and Jake, it is still considered a close friend and treated as an equal by the two.

Beemo is neither male nor female. In the show, both the “he” and “m’lady” have been mentioned to relate to Beemo.Why is it so important?

Adventure Time Series construct the definition of cult television in many ways. It can cross the generational lines so it is multi-generational and also crosses the gender differences. Furthermore, the series convey important lessons about the very nature of gender and identity.

BMO is used for demonstrating the highlight and different aspects of identity, reality and performative aspects of gender. BMO will often attempt to mimic human behaviors.

Beemo is actually a fictional animated character that does not exist outside that is why became a perfect expedient to involves the stereotypes and trophies of gender roles, while overlapping them simultaneously, delights and annoys their viewers by forcing them to face this stereotype.Those who enjoyed them feel within thirty seconds that they are ashamed and possibly vaguely violated.

BMO gives a potential lesson to viewers and fans of the program about how these concepts apply to their everyday lives in the real world.

Fun Fact:

BMO is the fantasy of Moseph “Moe” Maestro Giovanni, an inventor of robots whose name is attached the entire MO line, pretty much something ahead of the events of the series. Though he created millions of robots, Giovanni specifically created BMO to understand fun; invented him to help him raise his own son, but because he never had kids, he released BMO to find another family.