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After over a decade, the hit-series "Samurai Jack" has finally ended.
And like most of the majority, while it was good (at least it didn't got the same treatment as Powerpuff Girls) but I wish that Adult Swim would've given Genndy more episodes than just 10 because there were so much to see than just nostalgia candy.
Especially the final episode being too rushed & a let down. Pulling off the same ended as a certain anime with a WTF ending.
The finale episode could've been better if it were longer like an hour long special or a TV movie (like how Dexter's Laboratory originally ended with "Ego Trip" and Powerpuff Girls with their own theatrical movie).
Like what if Jack killed Aku in the future/current time, instead of the past causing plot-holes in the time line.
I have two possible endings for that answer:
1.) Genndy could've pulled a reverse "Heavy Metal" ending by having Future/current Aku being killed off by Jack while the past Aku begins to be obliterated (because both versions of Aku are connected).
Instead of Ashi fading away in Jack's past, it's Jack who fades away in the future time where he says his final good-byes to all of his allies; and everything ends in a flash.
After that, Jack is finally back in his own time with his parents & people gathering around to welcome him back home & for saving them; and in the crowd Jack spots a past-life version of Ashi (maybe in the form of the now adult cricket girl).
Meanwhile, in a better Aku-free version of the future, everyone's lives are now better. Including Ashi, who is reformed as a normal woman with a loving family (as in her sisters are live, her mother is a caring person instead of a tyrant, and her father is a human being instead of a demon); and later comes across a possible Jack look-like.
So even though Jack & Ashi can't be together at the same time, they can still be with each other through different lives.
Or
2.) After Aku is finally destroyed, Jack takes a brief moment to realize that he could never go back to the past, but he can still change the future for everyone he's met; thanks to getting closure from the spirits of his parents who came after the battle.
And the whole series ends with everyone patching the damage Aku did, and Jack & Ashi being happily together.
How do you think should've ended?
And like most of the majority, while it was good (at least it didn't got the same treatment as Powerpuff Girls) but I wish that Adult Swim would've given Genndy more episodes than just 10 because there were so much to see than just nostalgia candy.
Especially the final episode being too rushed & a let down. Pulling off the same ended as a certain anime with a WTF ending.
The finale episode could've been better if it were longer like an hour long special or a TV movie (like how Dexter's Laboratory originally ended with "Ego Trip" and Powerpuff Girls with their own theatrical movie).
Like what if Jack killed Aku in the future/current time, instead of the past causing plot-holes in the time line.
I have two possible endings for that answer:
1.) Genndy could've pulled a reverse "Heavy Metal" ending by having Future/current Aku being killed off by Jack while the past Aku begins to be obliterated (because both versions of Aku are connected).
Instead of Ashi fading away in Jack's past, it's Jack who fades away in the future time where he says his final good-byes to all of his allies; and everything ends in a flash.
After that, Jack is finally back in his own time with his parents & people gathering around to welcome him back home & for saving them; and in the crowd Jack spots a past-life version of Ashi (maybe in the form of the now adult cricket girl).
Meanwhile, in a better Aku-free version of the future, everyone's lives are now better. Including Ashi, who is reformed as a normal woman with a loving family (as in her sisters are live, her mother is a caring person instead of a tyrant, and her father is a human being instead of a demon); and later comes across a possible Jack look-like.
So even though Jack & Ashi can't be together at the same time, they can still be with each other through different lives.
Or
2.) After Aku is finally destroyed, Jack takes a brief moment to realize that he could never go back to the past, but he can still change the future for everyone he's met; thanks to getting closure from the spirits of his parents who came after the battle.
And the whole series ends with everyone patching the damage Aku did, and Jack & Ashi being happily together.
How do you think should've ended?
Slight Delay
The Valentine's Day Comic is going to be a bit late due to the last minute changes on the poll. (Plus, I was babysitting my youngest nephew this morning)
Unlikely Source of Inspiration
Anyone else remember those old Cartoon Network bumpers where all of the characters interacted with each other off-screen? Well, here's a classic one with the villains from "The Powerpuff Girls" (with Mr.Mime/Rainbow the Clown in it for some odd reason while Snake & Grubber weren't in it) taking anger management classes (which is something that Mojo & Fuzzy desperately need) from this Average Joe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKbdpl4nqag This & the infamous episode, "Daylight Savings", were two of the many reasons why I permanently moved the Jetstream Sisters to the PPG/HB Fandom. However, I replaced the anger management classes with the villains just having and/or interacting with their probation officers & rehabilitation supervisors. And to make things more interesting & entertaining, the choices of P.O.'s I've picked for each villain are different from one another, whether they fit the type of villain or not. *Mojo gets a zookeeper as a P.O. - He is an animal, a
Valentine Wish List
This isn't a "Must Do" sort of demand, just a list of things my watchers can give to me on Valentine's Day. *Fanart of your favorite CanonxOC couples of mine *Fanart of my favorite Crossover couples that you like/tolerate *Filled memes of those CanonxOC or Crossover couples *Cute fanart of my favorite characters *Collages of my fictional crushes giving me Valentines Not all at once, just pick one or two, and no rushing.
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Continuing from some of my previous Facts Entries, it's now time to know eight things about Kikko & Sokki's naughty & chaotic little brother, Quirky. Quirky is a fan of "Platypus Duck", an underground character created by the "Animaniacs" head honcho himself, Tom Ruegger (and seen in "13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo" ). In fact, underneath his orange hoodie, he wears a green shirt with Platypus Duck's head on it. Quirky collects pinecones. An unusual hobby? Yes, but if your were too look up the many uses for pinecones, you'll find out that they also be used as explosives (aka Quirky's specialty). The character of Quirky is heavily inspired by the likes of UK Beano Comic's Dennis the Menace (the one that actually IS a menace compared to the US counterpart), The Little Rascals (especially when he dubs himself as a "He-Man Woman-Hater" ), and Crazy Harry from "The Muppet Show." Quirky is a Harry Potter fan & does some of his own magic secretly. Most notably explosives and having a collection of
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I love the finale of Samurai Jack 2017.
Also, I love both 2 versions of your endings.
Also, I love both 2 versions of your endings.