capricornprince27

I love that Samurai Jack came back to us as a slightly more mature version of itself—a bold nod to its audience. I love how they handled the Scotsman: he lived a full life, with hundreds of daughters whom he then formed into his own personal army. I’m glad he died doing the one thing he was remembered for from the original run. There used to be a time (brief as it was) when “that thing you loved as a child” making a comeback wasn’t some wack-ass political bullshit wearing the skin suit of the original, but the actual thing. Samurai Jack unwittingly set a simple bar so low to the ground that countless media helmed by lesser talent would damn near die stumbling over it or implode spectacularly while trying to cartwheel a series/game/movie franchise into a direction no one asked for or wanted. What an era that was. What a disaster that followed.