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  • Episode 7 is out. Jack get's his swooord baaack. Also um, unless you're Jack himself, it's not the best idea to piss off Ashi...ever.

    @Tactical-Ochoa What a good episode. It was great to see a "flashback" of good old Jack losing his sword. And it was epic as hell seeing Ashi defeat the whole army and her mother by herself. I doubt her mother is gone tough. And Jack finally got his sword and old look back. Now we are closing in to the finale, I wonder how it will turn out. My guess is that Jack dies and Ashi use the sword to kill Aku, or otherwise. Actually I hope both survive, but I think that one of them will die, but surely don't hope its Ashi. Shes my new favorite character.

  • @Tactical-Ochoa What a good episode. It was great to see a "flashback" of good old Jack losing his sword. And it was epic as hell seeing Ashi defeat the whole army and her mother by herself. I doubt her mother is gone tough. And Jack finally got his sword and old look back. Now we are closing in to the finale, I wonder how it will turn out. My guess is that Jack dies and Ashi use the sword to kill Aku, or otherwise. Actually I hope both survive, but I think that one of them will die, but surely don't hope its Ashi. Shes my new favorite character.

    @Mortie-10 Oh my god, Ashi just demolishes that entire army. I love how she uses one of the warriors as a shield to use to plow through a good chunk of the army, causing many of them to fall off the rock formation. I laughed so much from that scene. So ridiculously glorious. Like the movie "300" except it's just one chick and she freakin wins.

  • I just started watching Samurai Jack for 1st time starting from season 5.

  • Just seen episode 1 of season 5 . I don't why it is a adult show. It can go on Cartoon network just fine

  • Just seen episode 1 of season 5 . I don't why it is a adult show. It can go on Cartoon network just fine

    @npzman
    I understand why.
    Most of the Samurai Jack fans from 2001-2004 are now adults, Season 4 ended 13 years ago so it makes sense.

    And I'm glad it's not on Cartoon Network anymore because it would be a screwed up "Comedy" show.

  • I loved episode 8. Best episode so far. Im think Im gonna make a top 10 episodes list once this series is over. I loved Jack and Ashis realitionship in this episode and loved they become a couple. I was nice to see Ashi naked again and Jacks reaction to it. Overall very good episode. Looking forward to the finale.

  • Episode 9
    https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5m7f7y

    Damn. Things really get crazy now.

  • I have a feeling this Samurai Jack show might end on Cartoon Network in International and other kids channel.

  • Episode 9
    https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5m7f7y

    Damn. Things really get crazy now.

    @Tactical-Ochoa Im not to impressed with episode 9. Sure it is a good episode, but it starts and ends a way I don't like. It start with revealing that Jack and Ashi wasn't... you know... during the night, whitch everybody belived happened. Scaramouche is back atleast, but his voice sounds like if Tom Kenny was sick during recording. And his interactions with Aku where fantastic. However, I don't like that Aku killed him. Jack and Ashi conversation about defeating Aku was pretty strong. I also liked the fact that Jack is in fact dating the daughter of his worst enemy. I don't like that Ashi was turned evil again and that Jack gave up. Such a bad ending. But I guess since it is a two-parter its kinda expected. So far the weakest episode of season 5, but not a bad one.

  • THE FINALE IS HERE!!! And god how good it was. The finale battle against Aku was the best thing ever. The Scotsman was at his best. It was really funny seeing the old theme with Mako again. And Jack is finally back to the past and finally destroys Aku. It was extremely sad seeing Ashi fade away from existence. I hoped so mutch that she and Jack would marry and have kids. Im sure the ladybug at the end is Ashi's spirit talking to Jack. Most powerful episode of the season. My favorite is episode 8 though. Here is my top ten episode list:
    *Episode 8
    *Episode 10
    *Episode 6
    *Episode 7
    *Episode 2
    *Episode 3
    *Episode 5
    *Episode 1
    *Episode 4
    *Episode 9

  • Sooo is jack still immortal or not.

  • Sooo is jack still immortal or not.

    @james I'm guessing not anymore because he's now back in his own time period.

  • Sooo is jack still immortal or not.

    @james He may still be as a side effect of time travel.

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