The Sweetypies in Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart are all… Well, sweet. They have hearts in their design, and everything! Sweet isn’t all they can be: these little monsters can be quite sour.

Three of them stick out as being the worst Sweetypies in all of Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart. Let’s see who the guilty parties are!

Yes, I’m just as surprised as you are. Since Showbuzz Daily is still going strong though after its triumphant August return, we can get back to reporting on this Cartoon Network ratings.

September saw the end of a run of premiers for The Fungies, while Tig ‘n Seek continued a run of Friday night premiers. Teen Titans Go, Jellystone, Total Dramarama, and Victor and Valentino all rounded out the week as a Saturday morning block.

When Craig of the Creek started there was no greater structure to our side of the creek, just a bunch of groups with their own rules and leaders. After Craig created the Council of the Creek though, things changed, and the creek found itself with a way to organize its groups.

The Council of the Creek is a political institution, just like the Other Side’s kingship, and Craig of the Creek has warnings for both fans of democracy and autocracy about the slip from good governance into tyranny.

Though, let’s be honest: if you think about it, a lot of this is really Bobby’s fault. Craig of the Creek may have done a lot more with him in season three, but he still remains the whipping boy.

If you’re on Summer Camp Island and looking to take a manners class I heartily DO NOT recommend Emily Ghost. She may act all prim and proper, but I have serious doubts on whether she actually knows her manners—she certainly doesn’t put any on display!

So yes, it’s a conspiracy on Summer Camp Island! Does Emily Ghost know her stuff? It sure doesn’t look like it. The only ingredient added to make it a conspiracy is that little bit of ambiguity about whether or not Summer Camp Island actually intended to make the Emily Ghost Institute for Manners and Magical Etiquette look so bad.

Wizard City was never meant to be the final episode of Adventure Time: Distant Lands, but the vagaries of production have demanded it be so. So, with the miniseries over, we have nothing but time to ponder the mysteries Adventure Time: Distant Lands has given us, and Wizard City has given us more than its fair share.

Wizard City may have a cult worshipping Coconteppi, but why the veneration of Peppermint Butler? And what beef does Wizard City have with Peppermint Butler in the first place? Heck, why would Adventure Time: Distant Lands choose to mention the second Age of Terror again in Wizard City without elaborating on it?

Maybe we’ll get answers some day, but it won’t be in Wizard City, and it won’t be in Adventure Time: Distant Lands.