Doctor Who: The Ice Kings: 12th Doctor Audio Original

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Both have something on their head that turned them insane (Simon with his crown, Steven with his helmet). In " The Chamber of Frozen Blades," the Ice King is shown to have studied the Ice Ninja art of Fridjitzu, and that his sanctum is filled with all sorts of ninja-esque weaponry and memorabilia. Despite Ice King's more antagonistic role, he plays the part of a protagonist in " Mortal Recoil," as he helps Finn and Jake defeat Princess Bubblegum by freezing her Lich-possessed body. In the mini-episode, " The Wand," he actually helps Finn and Jake regardless of the fact that Finn said to "sacrifice" himself, but unbeknownst of the fact that it also changed his face.

He is an avid fan of Marceline's music. His favorite song may be Fry Song because he did a cover twice. He could sense when someone is tampering with the snow and/or ice around the Ice Kingdom. [2] However, it is not known if he can use this ability with snow outside of the Ice Kingdom. Ricardio seems to know about Ice King's previous life, being his former heart, and this seems to be true because in the episode "Lady & Peebles" when Ice King asks for a hug, Ricardio steps on him and says "Silence, Simon!" The Third Doctor makes a return visit to Peladon, this time with Sarah Jane Smith, some years after his previous visit. There he discovers that several miners have died and, this time, the ghost of Aggedor is to blame.

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Since then, the Martians have made a number of memorable appearances, sometimes the star of their story, and sometimes part of the supporting cast. Both have a photograph of their original selves wearing a green sweater and standing next to a woman. Tom Kenny is an American actor, voice actor, and comedian. He provides the voice of the Ice King (also as Simon) and has done voices for numerous other characters on the show, such as Crunchy and King Man. A head frozen in ice provides a further complication to matters, as the robotic Nekkre awakes determined to vanquish all-comers. With the Doctor seriously weakened, Irene must tap into hidden reserves of courage if they are to have any hope of returning to 21st Century England…

Ice King's favorite princesses, as he revealed in " Princess Monster Wife," are Princess Bubblegum, Muscle Princess, Skeleton Princess, Turtle Princess, Hot Dog Princess, Wildberry Princess, Elbow Princess, Slime Princess, Lumpy Space Princess, and (not an actual princess) Doctor Princess.

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After learning of his past from Marceline, Finn and Jake become kinder to Ice King and start inviting him to social events. Ice King in turn gradually became less evil as those around him became understanding of his struggles. His relationship with Princess Bubblegum also becomes less antagonistic, despite his repeated attempts to kidnap her in the beginning of the series. Ice King is accompanied by Gunter, a penguin who acts as his friend and servant. It is later revealed that Gunter is Orgalorg, a powerful being that attempted to destroy the world in the past and was turned into a harmless penguin. Ricardio is the Ice King's heart; made sentient by magic. Though the power of the crown can keep him alive when Ricardio leaves his body, the Ice King is left extremely weak without a heart.

Due to the insanity brought by wearing the crown, Ice King seems to have limited memory. This was first seen in "I Remember You," where he does not seem to remember his past as Simon Petrikov, even though he saw the history (after he found the crown) in " Holly Jolly Secrets Part II." Later on, he does not remember who Neptr is, even though he was the one that wanted Neptr to accept as his father in Neptr's debut, " What is Life?" and even confuses him with BMO, as seen in the events of " Mystery Dungeon." The fourth-season episode " I Remember You", which focuses on the Ice King's relationship with Marceline, is considered a turning point in the show's portrayal of Ice King. Charlie Jane Anders of io9 called the episode "one of the most intense things I've seen in ages". Dan Persons of Tor.com ranked it #3 on his list of "Ten Heartbreakingly Brilliant Works of Animation." The episode " Simon & Marcy" also received praise, and was nominated for a Primetime Emmy at the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards. Both episodes were included on Geek.com's list of the show's best 10 episodes. Today, one Doctor Who’s most iconic and fearsome aliens celebrate fifty years since their first appearance on the show. In " The Prince Who Wanted Everything", Lumpy Space Princess kidnaps the Ice King so he could read a fan-fic she wrote about her gender-swapped counterpart, Lumpy Space Prince and bring him to life, but after he reads her version of the gender-swapped fan fiction, a raccoon comes out of the bushes instead of Lumpy Space Prince. In " Five Short Tables", Ice King catches Gunter messing with his Fionna and Cake fan fictions so he freezes him and creates a new shorter story. In " Fionna and Cake and Fionna", Ice King reads another fan fiction to the people who show up, but someone claiming to be Fionna shows up and tells Ice King he's wrong about what happened in the stories. "Fionna" shows Ice King video tapes of "her" adventures with Cake throughout the day. Later that night, Ice King realizes that "Fionna" is not Fionna and she reveals that Fionna and Cake were just characters from a TV show from the past.

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Ice King is similar to the Teen Titans character Mumbo. They both have blue skin and white hair, they are both voiced by Tom Kenny, and they are both magic users with similar origins. Simon appears again in " Obsidian", set an unspecified amount of time after "Come Along With Me". He is seen in Dirt Beer Guy's Tavern singing "I Remember You" and later takes Glassboy to Marceline's house. He is later seen dressed in the Ice King's old robe wearing Gunther slippers and a toy crown playing in Marceline's freezer claiming that it is his way of coping with the trauma from years of being the Ice King after Glassassins break in. After the battle with Larvo he arrives wanting to help alongside some Banana Guards, Finn, and Bronwyn. He is then shown to be dancing with a Glass Person after the Glass Kingdom is saved.

A head frozen in ice provides a further complication to matters, as the robotic Nekkre awakes determined to vanquish all-comers. With the Doctor seriously weakened, Irene must tap into hidden reserves of courage if they are to have any hope of returning to 21st Century England... As the Ice King, Simon Petrikov's skin turned light blue, his nose became pointy and long, his eyes and hair turned white, he grew a full beard, and his body temperature dwindled to an unnatural low of 30 °C, or 86 °F (normal human body temperature is 36 °C or 98.6 °F). His ice-based magic abilities come from a magical crown he wears, which directly causes his insanity. The Ice King also had the Demonic Wishing Eye and the Ghost pouch. The Demonic Wishing Eye's powers were shown in " Reign of Gunters" when Gunther used it to (temporarily) conquer Ooo. Despite the publisher's summary stating that the Doctor has travelled from the 21st century, the story itself dates it to the 20th century, specifically autumn 1994.Simon is seen in Marceline's house, making popcorn and spending time with Marceline, Princess Bubblegum, Peppermint Butler, Ice Thing, and Turtle Princess. He is shown to be smiling, and enjoying the company of his friends. The Ice King's nose lengthened when he was near or wearing the crown, and shortened whenever he was far from it. Both were previously friends with one of the protagonists (Simon and Marceline, Steven and WordGirl). With tempers flaring and a cargo of nuclear weapons on board, it’s not just the crew but the whole of humanity at stake!