Holo technology
Name	Holo technology
Type	Holographic display
Introduced in	"What is Life?"
Last appearance	"The Great Bird Man"

Holo technology is prevalent in the series Adventure Time, it is technology that allows those in the Land of Ooo to view projected media.

Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Projector 2 Types of Holo tech 2.1 Holo-message player 2.2 Holographic newspaper 2.3 Holo-pendant 3 See also 4 Gallery

AppearanceEdit

There is a variety of objects and equipment that are built to generate a hologram, namely hardware with push buttons, cartridge slots, and port holes where a screen is designated to appear. The screens are see-through and also colored with the most common color being green, followed by pink and then red. It is the Enchiridion that is the only know object to display graphics in red. The images displayed in the hologram appear quite clear and detailed with a stagnant color being the only hindrance.

ProjectorEdit

A projector is a small object that is used to project rays of light, in this case hologram images. They operate by being plugged into another device for power, the port holes are either located in the middle of the device or are placed circular. In "Video Makers" it was used to display videos that have been recorded by BMO, who is can operate it by a connection of plugs. Another use is for Karaoke purposes as seen in "Belly of the Beast".

Types of Holo techEdit

Holo-message playerEdit

The holo-message player is used in the episode "Dad's Dungeon" to play Joshua's messages so that Finn and Jake can get to the end of his dungeon. Joshua recorded holographic tapes of himself so that he can tell Finn and Jake about his dungeon with the intention of making Finn stronger. The messages also explain to Finn that Jake's family sword is at the end of the dungeon. In one of the tapes, Joshua explains that he is trying to trap an Evil Monster in a pit, but the creature ends up grabbing him with two fingers and pulling him into the chamber. Jake remixed the last message Joshua recorded of himself at his house to play "Joshua's Final Message Remix" to motivate Finn while he is fighting the Evil Monster. The holo-message player is used most recently in "Jake the Dad" as a sort of parenting manual. Jake uses a cartridge made by his mother, Margaret, throughout the episode to aid him in parenting. The holo-message player's messages are recorded onto cartridges inserted into the front slot of the device.

Holographic newspaperEdit

The holographic newspaper is a futuristic newspaper first seen in "The Duke." The newspaper has news in it about happenings in the Land of Ooo. It is unknown how many of them there are, or how they are made and sold. It seems to be Ooo's version of reading the news on a computer. Jake writes an advice column in it called "Begs The Question." Similar objects like this are Ice King's computer and the holographic device that Finn dug up while looking for a video camera in "Video Makers" that projected the image of the PHIL FACE.

• This and The Ooo Review are both newspapers, but it is unknown if they are connected to each other.
• Princess Bubblegum uses a similar device in the episode,"Burning Low."

Holo-pendantEdit

The holo-pendant is first shown in the episode, "The Other Tarts." It is a pink gemstone necklace that displays a map of The Land of Ooo. It is also used to receive incoming transmissions. It projects a hologram that communicates with audio and video. Princess Bubblegum gave it to Finn so that she could communicate with him and check on the royal tarts while he and Jake traveled to the Back-Rubbing Ceremony. When Princess Bubblegum tries to contact Finn after he loses some of the tarts, he throws the holo-pendant away. The holo-pendant appears to be like a G.P.S. except it shows everything in pink.

The holo-pendant appears again in "The Great Bird Man." Princess Bubblegum uses it to communicate with Finn and Jake as they travel the Bad Lands searching for the mysterious "bird man."

It also seen in the first sequence of the Adventure Time theme song hanging on the right tree.

See alsoEdit

• Ice King's computer
• Mom's manual

GalleryEdit