Belvedere, which premiered that year in "Simon & Marcy" the Ice King is depicted singing the theme song and making reference to the sitcom Cheers, which premiered in 1982, further supporting the 1980s timeframe of the war. The exact year(s) that the war took place have never been stated, though it can be concluded that the Mushroom Bomb was dropped sometime after, at the earliest, 1985, as in " Everything Stays", Two Bread Tom, a surviving human, is depicted singing the theme song to the sitcom Mr. Marceline's flashback in "Simon & Marcy" is explicitly stated in a time card in the episode to have taken place 996 years ago prior to the present setting.
The war likely ended approximately one thousand years before the events of Adventure Time. Also, in "Finn the Human," Farmworld Marceline suggests that the mushroom bomb likely concluded the war as she states that the world would have been annihilated if Simon had not stopped the bomb with his ice powers. Despite some destruction, without the detonation of the mushroom bomb, humanity continues to exist.
This implies that either some country used the essence of the Green Catalyst Comet to make the weapon, or it was a regular nuke that released the evil essence upon explosion. When the wish is granted, Finn is transported to a world where the sorcerer Simon Petrikov has sacrificed himself to stop the mushroom bomb and freezes the entire Earth in the process. Not much is known about The Mushroom War or the events leading up to it, except that it ended with a mushroom bomb being dropped on what was once America, awakening The Lich and ending most of life on Earth. The episodes " Finn the Human" and " Jake the Dog" support this, as Finn wishes the Lich, a product of the mushroom bomb, never existed.
3 Evidence or clues of former civilization.
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