Hasta La Gadget!

If you are a fan of the Cartoon Network show Adventure Time, then you know that Finn and Jake are always adventuring in and around the Candy Kingdom. They don’t ever seem tempted to eat the kingdom however, which is weird, because it is obviously delicious.

Now the candy kingdom has come to life and it is even more tasty. Redditor IHaveAFluffyCat wanted to bring this sweet kingdom to life so she created a sugary masterpiece called the Gingerbread Candy Kingdom.

The entire thing is edible, with lots of nice details like the lickable Gumball Guardians and the fluffy cotton candy trees. It’s a nice place to visit with my mouth, but I wouldn’t want to live there.

You can check out more images of the making of this masterpiece here.

[via io9 via Neatorama]

LEGO enthusiast Michael Thomas made this awesome LEGO replica of  Adventure Time’s BMO. But wait! BMO is computer! Michael also put a Raspberry Pi inside BMO, as well as a 2.5″ screen. That means he can actually use his BMO to play video games, just like Finn and Jake do with the cartoon BMO.

Michael’s BMO runs on Raspbian, a Debian-based operating system optimized for the Raspberry Pi.  It also has a USB port, a microSD card adapter and a microUSB cable for power.

Here’s a quick video of Michael’s BMO:

Head to Michael’s Flickr page to see the parts list of his mathematical MOC.

[via I Heart Chaos]

If you watch Adventure Time, you know that BMO is an incredibly versatile robot. He/She/It can function as a video game console, toaster, flashlight, alarm clock, music player, electrical outlet and more. And now, BMO can serve you a cup of tea.

This awesome four-cup BMO teapot was handcrafted by Rebekka Ferbrache of Jade Flower Ceramics, and is a perfect likeness of the Game Boy-inspired robot pal. Rebekka says she was inspired by the Bitter sketch from Five More Short Graybles, in which BMO teaches its alter ego Football how to drink tea with pinkies extended.

But wait, there’s more – you don’t just get BMO when you buy this teapot. You’ll also get four nifty ceramic teacups so you have a place to pour your freshly-steeped brew instead of directly onto the surface of your coffee table.

The BMO tea set is available over on Jade Flower’s Etsy shop for $150(USD).

Everyone loves video games, and other than parents who feel that video games are of the devil and teachers who think that kids are better off burying their noses in some revision book or another, video games exist to entertain, and it has grown to such a size that it would be folly to dismiss its importance in popular culture. Well, here is the $59.99 Adventure Time BMO Interactive Buddy that might catch your interest, especially for folks who own an iPad mini, as it is powered by such a tablet, allowing the BMO Interactive Buddy to play video games with you.

Bear in mind that this is a fully licensed piece of Adventure Time electronics device, and it allows you to enjoy just about every single game that you have ever seen from Adventure Time. All you need to do is own an iPad mini first, slide it on top of the BMO, and you are good to go, as the iPad mini will get the apps up and running in no time. Needless to say, these apps are free to download, where you can select from memorable titles such as Conversation Parade, Fighting Lincolns, Adventure Master, Guardians of Sunshine, Horse vs. Two Fighters Game, and That other one among others.

[ Adventure Time BMO Interactive Buddy copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

The multifunctional BMO crosses over with Nyan Cat in this spectacular birthday cake that was baked for somebody named Pen. I’m sure those who were were in attendance at Pen’s birthday party had an awesome time that was made even more awesome, thanks to the mere presence of this fantabulous, multi-layered and multi-colored cake.

The image was posted on Reddit, where users were quick to analyze how the BMO cake was made.

In case you were wondering yourself, here’s how, according to user static80085:

1. Separate the batters out and individually dye them with food colouring like so.
2. Prepare 6 shallow, square cake pans (size is dependent on your cake size).
3. For each cake pan, pour all of the colors in the color scheme you’d like at the middle of the cake pan (e.g. pour the red in first, then the yellow, then the green, etc.). Example would be here.
4. Bake and assemble!

This cake is just pure win.

[via Obvious Winner]