Samurai Jack [Adult Swim]
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gokugirl2006
Super Giant Star
- Nov 30, 2015
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I wish you could watch AS. Especially when Samarai Jack comes on.
Damn, that sucks man. There's always recording or using the internet to watch the episodes there 
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Samurai Jack will be airing tonight folks... get hype :wagh:
Just watched the episode. Man, that was a good opening for the series. Looks like Jack lost his sword somewhere down the line. I also like how they are much more brutal in comparison of the original cartoon.
The Musical Assassin is the highlight of this episode.
The Musical Assassin is the highlight of this episode.
LoopyPanda
Hypernova
Last weekend's episode was both brutal and reminded me of why I loved Samurai Jack when I was younger. To tell you the truth, I anticipated it to lose its old charm because the show is no longer restricted by its former place as a slot on a network for kids cartoons. I really love that it hadn't lost its touch in the ~10 or so years it's been off the air. I love how well the battle sequences were done.
I almost felt pity for the Daughters of Aku when it turns out they've never really interacted with the outside world, not being able to understand the concept of friendship or love. When a sister is killed by Jack, they move on. They don't stop to mourn her or bury her afaik, they just keep their eyes on the objective. Which makes the mood even more eerie.
My favorite scene of that episode was when Jack and the wounded wolf holed up in the cave to heal though. It's pretty rare for a cartoon to have more action than dialogue these days, which was something I took for granted with SJ back in the earlier seasons. Glad this hasn't changed. The dialogue is never wasted either.
Also, Aku is a meme now. So there's that.
I almost felt pity for the Daughters of Aku when it turns out they've never really interacted with the outside world, not being able to understand the concept of friendship or love. When a sister is killed by Jack, they move on. They don't stop to mourn her or bury her afaik, they just keep their eyes on the objective. Which makes the mood even more eerie.
My favorite scene of that episode was when Jack and the wounded wolf holed up in the cave to heal though. It's pretty rare for a cartoon to have more action than dialogue these days, which was something I took for granted with SJ back in the earlier seasons. Glad this hasn't changed. The dialogue is never wasted either.
Also, Aku is a meme now. So there's that.