#Samurai jack season 4 comic movie#

#Samurai jack season 4 comic movie#

The fight scene plays like one out of a Kurosawa movie (if Akira Kurosawa's samurai films were set in a post-apocalyptic future, that is), lasting nearly 15 minutes of non-stop sword slashing. 'The First Fight' sets up what type of droids and robots Jack will mostly face off against, displays Aku's treachery and It also features a batch of archeologist dogs that seem oddly reminiscent of those featured in the 'Monkey See, Doggie Do' episode of 'Powerpuff Girls,' which was another show also created by Genndy Tartakovsky.ДЄcting as the final part of a three-episode arc, 'The First Fight' shows Jack planning out an extensive battle for morning against a horde of beetle-like droids. It's action-packed and the first taste of what's to come for the series, making it an important primer for Jack's universe. 'The First Fight' is the third episode in Samurai Jack's first season and the last third portion of 'Samurai Jack's' premiere movie. The character is memorable for existing as a parody of MC Hammer and other awful, materialistic and cheesy rap stars. He also loses his expensive pair of sunglasses, which causes Da Samurai to absolutely lose it. Full of rage, Da Samurai attempts to strike Jack, but ends up missing and embarrassing himself. Jack ends up cutting a few bamboo sticks for the duo, claiming Da Samurai is not worthy enough to use a sword. Samurai Jack accepts Da Samurai's challenge, under the condition that they fight in the rain. He's also got a sword named 'Mama.' After watching Samurai Jack completely wipe out a small group of robots sent by Aku, Da Samurai learns of Jack's fighting ability and challenges Jack to a duel. The big-mouthed warrior is named Da Samurai (voiced by David Alan Grier) and he's a flashy fighter dressed in a cheesy 90's hip-hop outfit (except, you know, in the future.), known best around town for his outstanding arrogance.

In the show's fourth season, episode 42, Jack encounters another samurai who doesn't live up to his own hype.