Doctor Princess

She has a fairly calm demeanor, as she showed no fear or anger after Ice King abducted her. She also has an alter-ego known as Science Whyzard.

In "The Chamber of Frozen Blades," Doctor Princess performs a checkup on Gunter at the Rock People's hospital. Ice King kidnaps her by stuffing her into his overnight bag and taking her back to his castle, but she is immediately rescued by Finn and Jake.

Doctor Princess appears again near the end of "Mortal Recoil," assisting Dr. Ice Cream and Nurse Pound Cake in reassembling Princess Bubblegum after she was shattered.

Although she is not actually a princess, Ice King used her heart and intestines in "Princess Monster Wife," indicating that Ice King believes she is a princess or is attracted to her regardless, possibly because of her resemblance to Betty Grof.

In the episode "Princess Cookie," Doctor Princess appears to be working in the Candy Kingdom Mental Hospital, and directs Jake to Baby-Snaps.

Quick Answers

What is the origin of Doctor Princess's name?

In Adventure Time, Doctor Princess's name originates from her personal titles. 'Princess' is her surname, as revealed in 'The Chamber of Frozen Blades'. Later, in 'Do No Harm', she discloses that 'Doctor' is her first name, though she isn't a real doctor or princess.

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What is Doctor Princess's role in Ooo?

In the Land of Ooo, Doctor Princess serves as a medical official, with her debut in 'The Chamber of Frozen Blades'. Her names 'Doctor' and 'Princess' are not titles but her first and last names. She is involved in the medical community, working at the Candy Kingdom Mental Hospital and Rock Hospital. She also assumes an alter-ego, Science Whyzard, and is recognized for her unique term for penguins, 'Little Tuxedo People'.

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How does Doctor Princess react to being abducted by Ice King?

While engrossed in the birth process, Doctor Princess was kidnapped by Ice King. She remained composed and exhibited no signs of fear or anger. Finn and Jake subsequently rescued her.

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Is Doctor Princess actually a princess or a doctor?

In Adventure Time, Doctor Princess is neither a real princess nor a doctor. The term 'Princess' is her surname, and 'Doctor' is her first name. She works in the medical field in Ooo, having been mistaken for a medical doctor during an X-ray visit. She also assumes an alter-ego, Science Whyzard.

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What character traits does Doctor Princess exhibit in 'The Chamber of Frozen Blades'?

In 'The Chamber of Frozen Blades', Doctor Princess demonstrates medical competence by performing a checkup on Gunter at the Rock People's hospital. She also exhibits calmness and bravery when abducted by the Ice King. Notably, she has an alter-ego, Science Whyzard, further showcasing her multifaceted character.

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Appearance and disguise[]

She wears blue-tinted glasses, a red jeweled head chain, a pair of low-heeled brown shoes, and a doctor's coat with an orange, long-sleeved turtleneck dress underneath. She has greenish skin with a few freckles on her cheeks, and her brown hair is in pigtails. She has a small, pink Scientific Parasite in her left pocket, much like the one Dr. Ice Cream has.

Science Whyzard[]

Science Whyzard, a potential contestant of the Wizard Battle, was confirmed by Andy Ristaino to be Doctor Princess in disguise.^[2] As Science Whyzard, she approaches the arena carrying scientific paraphernalia such as a microscope and an erlenmeyer flask. She was turned away from the competition when the Grand Master Wizard declared, "No science, Science Whyzard!" It is unknown why she would want to be a Wizard. 

Science Whyzard also appeared in Issue 12 of the (alternative canon) Adventure Time comic at a gathering of wizards that Finn and Jake held to determine whether any of them were the mysterious Ewlbo, who had hacked into BMO.

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Major appearances[]

• "The Chamber of Frozen Blades" (debut)

Minor appearances[]

• "Princess Monster Wife" (no lines)
• "Princess Cookie" (no lines)
• "Mortal Recoil"
• "Wizard Battle" (as Science Whyzard)
• "Bad Little Boy" (gender-swapped as Doctor Prince)
• "Breezy"
• "Ghost Fly"
• "Do No Harm"

Trivia[]

• She is Pendleton Ward's favorite doctor.^[3]
• Pen Ward and Rebecca Sugar have stated specifically that Betty and Doctor Princess are not the same person.^[4]
• She has a gender-swapped version of herself, Doctor Prince, who appears for the first time in "Bad Little Boy."
• Technically, she is not a princess. Princess is just her surname. Despite this, Ice King still stole one of her body parts in "Princess Monster Wife," indicating Ice King thinks that having the word "princess" in her name automatically makes her royalty.
• Technically, she is not a doctor. Doctor is just her first name. Despite this, she still works at the hospital, after being mistaken for an actual medical doctor while she came for an X-ray.
• Doctor Princess has an alter-ego named Science Whyzard, as seen in "Wizard Battle."
• Doctor Princess appears to be very active in the medical community, working at the Candy Kingdom Mental Hospital, the Rock Hospital, and occasionally in the Candy Kingdom. This suggests that she may specialize in multiple fields.
• Doctor Princess refers to penguins, such as Gunter, as 'Little Tuxedo People'.
• The red head chain she wears somewhat resembles a bindi from Indian culture.

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Princess and Gunter

Doctor Princess in "The Chamber of Frozen Blades"

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