Yeah but besides all that. Actually I was referring to the quality of the show. I have a feeling that he will find his sword at some point and will most likely shave the beard.
I knew what you meant, and yes and yes, can't blame Jack for feeling lost and angry, lost his sword and seeing visions of his parents and people blaming him, I look forward to the conclusion of this series
I can't make out if they said 15 years has passed or 50. I thought 15 at first and it would be harsh on Jack but 50 would really take a toll. He doesn't age like they said.
just finished watching 2nd episode. Like the previous guy said, this episode was awsome. From funny to serious action in just 30min! I am really excited for this season!
Well, it's 50 years later, but as Aku and Jack both reference, Jack himself hasn't aged.
And yeah, the season starts with Jack in despair and conflict: no sword, he's not the Jack he used to be... and that's part of the story arc! It's the very final season, he's going to have to go through a lot of self-discovery and personal turmoil to earn his honor back. Otherwise, what's the point of the show? Just cartoon action?
But yes, as of episode two, the show is definitely as beautiful and sublime as before. The [spoiler??] scene with him hiding in the coffin, cutting back and forth from the glow bug going dimmer as the assassins get closer and his expression getting more concerned while the music plays... beautiful.
Was it the plan to wait 10 years to revive the series to so we can feel like Jacks despair in a way? Or did it just get sidetrack due to production issues and movie cancellations and voice actors dying whatever?
Keep posting people. Jack and the chick are becoming friends and fighting together. They might be lovers in the end. I knew the Scotsman would make an appaearance and he becomes a spirit now. Jack tries so hard to save everyone but it's seems pointless because he can't save them all and if he finds a portal and go back in time to kill Aku then those people would be ok anyway.
Contestado por Taylorfirst1
el 12 de marzo de 2017 a las 16:35
It was good. Exactly like the old show.
Contestado por lockon stratos
el 12 de marzo de 2017 a las 23:11
Not exactly. Jack lost his sword. He's 15 years older. Beard. Depressed, angry, dispair. Armor, helmet, mask, spear, motorcycle. Mako died
Contestado por Taylorfirst1
el 13 de marzo de 2017 a las 09:54
Yeah but besides all that. Actually I was referring to the quality of the show. I have a feeling that he will find his sword at some point and will most likely shave the beard.
Contestado por lockon stratos
el 13 de marzo de 2017 a las 22:27
I knew what you meant, and yes and yes, can't blame Jack for feeling lost and angry, lost his sword and seeing visions of his parents and people blaming him, I look forward to the conclusion of this series
Contestado por shun131
el 15 de marzo de 2017 a las 20:10
I love the griddy look and the mad max vibes looks awsome! I'm excited for the new episode!
Contestado por lockon stratos
el 19 de marzo de 2017 a las 07:27
I can't make out if they said 15 years has passed or 50. I thought 15 at first and it would be harsh on Jack but 50 would really take a toll. He doesn't age like they said.
Contestado por Taylorfirst1
el 19 de marzo de 2017 a las 17:31
The second episode was even better than the first. The visuals and atmosphere were great and the humor was hilarious.
Contestado por shun131
el 19 de marzo de 2017 a las 19:11
just finished watching 2nd episode. Like the previous guy said, this episode was awsome. From funny to serious action in just 30min! I am really excited for this season!
Contestado por piratescribe
el 21 de marzo de 2017 a las 13:51
Well, it's 50 years later, but as Aku and Jack both reference, Jack himself hasn't aged. And yeah, the season starts with Jack in despair and conflict: no sword, he's not the Jack he used to be... and that's part of the story arc! It's the very final season, he's going to have to go through a lot of self-discovery and personal turmoil to earn his honor back. Otherwise, what's the point of the show? Just cartoon action? But yes, as of episode two, the show is definitely as beautiful and sublime as before. The [spoiler??] scene with him hiding in the coffin, cutting back and forth from the glow bug going dimmer as the assassins get closer and his expression getting more concerned while the music plays... beautiful.
Contestado por lockon stratos
el 22 de marzo de 2017 a las 19:55
Was it the plan to wait 10 years to revive the series to so we can feel like Jacks despair in a way? Or did it just get sidetrack due to production issues and movie cancellations and voice actors dying whatever?
Contestado por lockon stratos
el 26 de marzo de 2017 a las 20:00
Jack killed those 7 chicks dead. None of the silly story to redeem them and they all become friends and crap like that. Jack means business now.
Contestado por Taylorfirst1
el 26 de marzo de 2017 a las 20:03
Yes, it was an awesome episode. But are we sure that the last one is dead? She took the same fall that Jack did.
Contestado por lockon stratos
el 10 de abril de 2017 a las 07:31
All the episodes in this final season connect in one long story. Not episodic like before. Story coming to an end
Yup one of them did survive and will be friends with Jack. Perhaps a love interest fior real
Contestado por Taylorfirst1
el 10 de abril de 2017 a las 08:45
Yup, it was a great episode. The story is great.
Contestado por lockon stratos
el 16 de abril de 2017 a las 18:10
Keep posting people. Jack and the chick are becoming friends and fighting together. They might be lovers in the end. I knew the Scotsman would make an appaearance and he becomes a spirit now. Jack tries so hard to save everyone but it's seems pointless because he can't save them all and if he finds a portal and go back in time to kill Aku then those people would be ok anyway.