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The fourth season of the popular Anime Samurai Jack started off with a bang, as Jack had to face one of his most formidable oppontents yet: A robotic Samurai intent on destroying him, using whatever low-down means he can.
Jack is proclaimed as the Chosen One when he enters a village and must battle the Mondo-bot.
Aku sneezes on Jack and infects him with badness that takes over his body.
Aku offers a reward for Jack's capture, and the best bounty hunters in the world gather to claim it.
Jack finds a long, narrow bridge that he must cross to get to the other side. However, he must defeat a large Scotsman to continue his journey.
The Scotsman locates an amnesiac Jack working as a waiter; and sirens lure the ship that carries Jack and the Scotsman.
Jack helps save a Prince and Princess whose flying ship has been brought down to Earth by Aku.
Tired of all the bounty hunters and robots failing, Aku decides to fight Jack on his own.
Animation wizard Genndy Tartakovsky is honored with a four-hour block of programming featuring the final four episodes of "Samurai Jack" and all 20 chapters of "Star Wars: Clone Wars." This is the first time that all 20 chapters of the series have aired in one evening.
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Critic Reviews for Samurai Jack Season 4
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It wears its considerable history on its sleeve, transforming a potentially boring and simplistic children's show into an often-breathtaking cult phenomenon.
There's so much to admire here, so many touches that bespeak tremendous confidence and control... Less is always more in Tartakovsky. He's the action filmmaker as sketch artist, only drawing what needs be drawn to capture the essence of a moment.
The action sequences are frenetic, stylish, gripping and artfully told.
The appeal of Samurai Jack was never in dense plotting or cliffhanger endings... . It was in watching a team of animators push the boundaries of the show's hand-painted backgrounds and minimalist design to glorious lengths.
We're hoping a proper conclusion is on the way. However, we do know what impressed us the most in "Samurai Jack," and just how important this visually striking and continually inventive cartoon action-drama remains in the realm of animation
It reads like a list of things someone sticks in their hideous slash fiction, but Tartakovsky's greatest triumph is that he and his team made it all seem coherent. Nothing felt out of place.
A samurai epic that just happens to be a cartoon.
Audience Reviews for Samurai Jack: Season 4
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Dec 23, 201750 Years have passed
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Mar 09, 2017some of the season 4 episodes was so great and the others are so half-ass. without understanding the context of what happened back then, this season is dated and worst than season 3.
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