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Adventure Time: Side Quests Season 2 Hits Disney+ and Hulu on October 2

Finn and Jake return for 20 new standalone episodes, and the exclusive trailer sets up dream demons, monster fights, and space goofing.

Finn and Jake return for 20 new standalone episodes, and the exclusive trailer sets up dream demons, monster fights, and space goofing.

Finn the Human and Jake the Dog are heading back into the Land of Ooo for a second run of short, self-contained adventures. Season 2 of Adventure Time: Side Quests arrives as a full drop, so every new episode lands on the same day rather than trickling out week by week.

Quick answer: In the United States, Season 2 arrives on October 2, 2026; Disney+ and Hulu will stream all 20 episodes.


Where and when to watch Season 2

Disney+ and Hulu add the new season on October 2. The release follows season one’s format: all 20 episodes arrive together, letting you finish them in one sitting or spread your viewing out.

Season 1 set the pattern back on June 29, 2026, when all 20 of its episodes premiered together on the same two services. Side Quests was originally lined up for a Cartoon Network debut in the U.S. before the plan shifted to Disney’s platforms, making it the first Adventure Time project to stream there.


Inside the Season 2 trailer

The trailer immediately sets a frantic, goofy tone: to cross Ooo, Finn and Jake turn Jake’s stretched body into a zipline trolley; then Finn’s grip fails and he plunges into the abyss.

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Finn drops from Jake’s stretched-body zipline trolley as their frantic crossing of Ooo goes awry. Shown at 00:08 in IGN’s video. Image: Cartoon Network Studios

From there, Princess Bubblegum and Peppermint Butler strap mind-link helmets onto the duo inside a lab, using a ritual circle and candles to send them into the dream world to fight a demon. The season announces itself when Finn and Jake slot a cartridge into BMO and cheer from the couch as the “New Season” text pops up.

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Princess Bubblegum and Peppermint Butler prepare Finn and Jake for their dream-world demon fight. Shown at 00:16 in IGN’s video. Image: Cartoon Network Studios

The rest of the cut races through the kind of chaos the show is built on. Chocolate floods the Candy Kingdom, Finn and Jake tumble into a monster’s mouth, and Princess Bubblegum fights back with a giant soft-serve ice cream cone rigged up as a drill against a huge creature’s tooth. Marceline and Jake jam out on a rocky peak, and the pair drift through deep space with wings before Jake shapeshifts into a dolphin.

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The announcement card promises an all-new run of standalone adventures after Finn and Jake cheer. Shown at 00:21 in Movie Trailer Titan’s video. Image: Cartoon Network Studios

Spookier beats show up too, including a night-time graveyard where a giant haunted tree wakes up and demands candy from Finn. It all wraps with the pair striking a heroic pose atop a mountain under the series title card, followed by the October 2 release date on a Disney+ and Hulu end screen.

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A night-time graveyard introduces the season’s spooky detour, where a haunted tree demands candy from Finn. Shown at 00:29 in Cartoon Network’s video. Image: Cartoon Network Studios

Cast and returning characters

The voice lineup carries over from the first season, mixing longtime Adventure Time performers with the newer take on a younger Finn.

  • Sasha Knight as Finn the Human
  • John DiMaggio as Jake the Dog
  • Hynden Walch as Princess Bubblegum
  • Tom Kenny as Ice King
  • Olivia Olson as Marceline
  • Niki Yang as BMO

BMO, Peppermint Butler, and the Banana Guard all turn up in the trailer alongside the core group, keeping the supporting bench of familiar Ooo faces intact.


The full Season 2 episode list

Season 2 runs 20 episodes, and every one of them lands on October 2. The titles line up in this order.

No.Title
1Death Fiction
2Alpha Dog
3The Chore Wheel
4Tiny Negs
5Freelancers
6Sunshine Kingdom
7Toad Wrestlers
8Righteous Dude
9Head Hunted
10Text-Based Journey To Donut Palace
11Wedgie Tree
12The Notorious Pup Gang
13Storm Rider
14Curse Of The Unread
15The Zipline
16Sweet Tooth
17Tiny Adventure Time
18Escape From The Baby Kingdom
19The Morrow Bird
20Ice Choir

Who made it

Nate Cash is both showrunner and executive producer for the Cartoon Network Studios production. Victor Courtright oversees the direction, joined by Niki Yang, Katie Aldworth, and Rose Feduk. Other key staff are Darrick Bachman as story editor, Nick Cross as art director, and Matthew Janszen as composer.

Side Quests is built as a soft reboot that leans on the lighter, standalone feel of early Adventure Time. That means dungeon crawls, odd jobs, and playful run-ins with classic villains rather than heavy serialized arcs, which keeps Season 2 easy to jump into whether you are a longtime fan or brand new to Ooo. Mark October 2 if you want to watch it all at once.