Like most characters Ice King is ambidextrous. In " Mystery Dungeon," he is shown to be able to write with either hand in separate scenes. Prolonged physical body is also given by the crown as the Ice King, even though elderly, has a rather strong physique being able to carry people by the hand. This is especially odd given the frailty of his old bones and skin, although this could be attributed to Ice King often mentioning working out. 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.

He appeared in two Hole in the Wall bumpers in which he is a contestant. He tries to freeze the wall, or runs away due to the fact that he cannot not fit in either one of the holes. Ice King loves filling his bathtub up with milk and sitting in it like he is a magic angel. This is revealed in a slowed-down portion of Ice King's tapes in the episode " Holly Jolly Secrets Part I."

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Sadly, for Whovians, two episodes of this six-part adventure are missing, destroyed by the BBC in the Seventies. The audio, thankfully, still exists, and the DVD edition includes beautifully-animated versions of these missing eps. Since then, the Martians have made a number of memorable appearances, sometimes the star of their story, and sometimes part of the supporting cast. The Romans by Donald Cotton, read by Tim Treloar, Jamie Glover, Dan Starkey, Jon Culshaw, Maureen O’Brien and Louise Jameson In 1967, television viewers had a new foe to fear, after the Daleks and Cybermen, when all the way from Mars came a frightening new breed of monster, the Ice Warriors.

Ice King has a computer which he uses to play video games, as seen in " What is Life?" and to make rudimentary drawings of himself with princesses, as seen in " The Chamber of Frozen Blades." In " A Glitch is a Glitch," he uses his computer to create a virus to delete the entire universe, save him and Princess Bubblegum. However, he was stopped by Finn and Jake who saved the day through a reenactment of a disgusting video they watched at the beginning of the episode. Ice King is harmless in nature, and only kidnaps princesses and steals out of desperation. However, in the episode "Loyalty to the King," when he does have the opportunity to marry many princesses, he secretly plots to make an elite army of wives to take over the world with. His misunderstood intentions may either be in question or may just stem from his lunacy. His crown has made him insane over the years, affecting his social skills, causing him to unintentionally do bad things. Friendship and companionship is all he really wants, though he goes about it the wrong way.Simon Petrikov is a human male, with olive skin and dark brown hair. He prefers to wear a dark suit with a red bow tie and his trademark blue eyeglasses. Before his curse, Simon had dark eyes, similar to Finn's, but afterward, his eyes turned white and remained so to the present day. When Professor Irene Hyde’s Monday morning lecture at St Luke’s University is rudely interrupted by a man named the Doctor, it’s the beginning of an adventure she could never have dreamt possible. In the special feature of the DVD Adventure Time: My Two Favorite People, " Little Did You Know," Ricardio's "species" is shown to be a human heart, meaning that Ice King is still genetically human. Their most recent appearance saw the Ice Warriors on their natural habitat, the planet Mars, when the Twelfth Doctor, Bill and Nardole arrive.

This article was nominated in the 2021 Golden Stake Awards. It was nominated for the following category: Best Voice Actor (male) 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. The character was first voiced by John Kassir in the short film " Adventure Time", which introduced the character. In the short, the protagonists Pen the Human ( Zach Shada) and Jake the Dog ( John DiMaggio) fight Ice King to rescue Princess Bubblegum, whom he has kidnapped. He is voiced by Tom Kenny in the television series. Kenny said that he approached the character as "a very real psychopath" who did not fully understand why his actions were wrong. Today, one Doctor Who’s most iconic and fearsome aliens celebrate fifty years since their first appearance on the show.