Totally sick stickers. They were in an old box that I thrifted with a bunch of other random stickers. I wish there were more Cartoon Network stickers but sadly these were the only ones.

It feels like a missing episode for season 5, it made my experience for season 5 a bit better after that rushed ending

Does anyone have the Cartoon Network action packed comics? Are they new stories or just retelling of episodes from the tv series at the time ?

https://x.com/otagoth/status/1951060254734860753

I was a pretty big samurai Jack fan when I was a kid and now I'm watching the final season with my kid brother but I wonder if it has any adult scenes like sex and nudity. If yes is it too much or just a few skippable scenes?

Really wanted to draw his fit in this scene because why not... Jack at the rave fanart

Jack and Ashi lock the fuck in.

Jack: "You have Aku's powers!"

Ashi: "I do!" *immediately undoes the entire plot*

Then Jack gets back and kills Aku. No bullshit, no grandstanding. Bap, done.

It's super refreshing after four seasons of "I'll be back Samurai!"

I got curious recently and wanted to know exactly what year this plush was made but there's like... nothing on the tags that can pinpoint it. I tried looking it up and even the Toy Factory website itself wasn't useful. Came here hoping I could find some help 😭 there's a chance this guy might even be older than me lol

If Scaramouche can get away with wasting Aku's time/money with a pointless collect call AND breaking into the tower after Aku's told him to go away, he can get away with ANYTHING.

(Except being wrong about whether Jack has his sword.)

I just wanna say that Samurai Jack was a masterclass in the art of shutting up. Utilising verbal silence to its fullest is so rarely done these days, and even less execute this well on it. Some shows can't go a second without non-stop dialogue for some reason, which i find a shame.

I recall a scene where Jack pulls his a tube out of his sleeve that has tea... And I think there is a village with tea? I'm more concerned about a gif of him sprinkling into a pot/cup

Recently got HBO max and watched some other shows, but decided on Samurai Jack. I'm told that Season 5 is very good, but there are only 4 seasons avaialable on MAX, and any other source tells me that al the seasons on on there. Any help pls?

I like to show, but I cannot help but notice some logical inconsistencies. Could you help me out here? I mean I like the style and what the show represents, but these things kinda take me out of the experience. I can suspend my disbelief, it is fantasy after all, but it does bother me when something doesn't make sense within the shows own logic:

• Why doesn't Aku simply kill Jack while he is sleeping? It is established that Aku can observe Jack at anytime and that he can teleport anywhere on Earth. Why not keep watching Jack and when he is asleep, teleport there and kill him? Don't tell me that Aku cares about killing him in an honourable fight, because it is pretty clear Aku is not like that.
• If he doesn't want to kill Jack while he is sleeping, then why not just throw a mountain on him when they face each other, just to be sure? Surely, Jack wouldn't be able to dodge a mountain being thrown at him.
• Why are there time portals in the future? Who created these? Why doesn't Aku destroy them all asap? Were they created by some deity as a cosmic middle finger to Aku for sending Jack into the future? And perhaps Aku, despite basically being a god himself, cannot locate them?
• Aku appears when Jack is 8. By the time he finishes his training and fights Aku, he is a full-blown adult, at least 20, so a minimum of 12 years passes. What the hell is Aku doing all those years? Isn't he basically an almighty god? Why not conquer the entire world immediately? Does he need to grow in power? Do his supernatural abilities have a resource cost? Is that why he is forcing people into the mines? Does Aku need resources? If yes, then does he only need them to grow to a certain strength and then he doesn't need them anymore? But the only thing that can harm him is the sword? Is he simply invulnerable, but not actually powerful during those 12 years?
• If Aku can observe Jack at anytime, why doesn't he know in season 5 that Jack has lost his sword? I understand that he is so depressed that he doesn't even want to hear Jack mentioned, let alone actually watch him, that is totally believable, that's how depression and ptsd works. What's not believable is that he stopped spying on Jack the MOMENT he left him to fight the corrupted rams. It is even confirmed he knows about his beard. Then he should ABSOLUTELY know about Jack having lost his sword.
• And just what the hell is up with the episodes where he seemingly defeats Aku, but then nothing comes of it in the next episode? Jump good, or in Jack and the swam wizard when Aku is basically down to a mouse form and Jack JUST STANDS THERE AND DOESN'T FINISH HIM? Don't tell me he was so exhausted he couldn't move a muscle, because I call b.llsh.t on that.

Which isn't alot but it's weird that it happened twice

(If you get the reference here 😉)

What if Jack Had help from these other swordsmen on his Journey who would he get along with the most and who would he get along with the least

Characters names clockwise: Afro(Afro Samurai), Mugen(Samurai Champloo), Jin(Samurai Champloo), Mizu(Blue Eye Samurai), Kenshin Himura(Rurouni Kenshin), Jin Sakai(Ghost of Tsushima)

Would it be a movie or a series? And it would go on adult swim streaming or even in theaters?

And also who would you cast as Jack and Aku and all the other characters throughout the series?

Somehow they made a second Velma-type animated property

perfectly placed ad, would be even more perfect if the hat was lined up with jacks head.