Jack vs the Ninja | Samurai Jack | Adult Swim
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Season 4 saw Jack do monochrome battle with an animatronic ninja.
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This is probably one of the greatest episodes from the original series.
Agreed.
Agree
Although this fight is fucking awesome I must say the Scotsman episodes were always my favorite.
I liked this episode, the Scotsman, and that haunted house episode.
Esa Dahl a very under appreciated fight
If you think about it, the concept of a ninja who can “use the light” (kill you in broad daylight) is pretty scary.
While subtle, it is amazing how one line can show how skilled Jack is.
Hiding in the dark is easy, the hard part is learning to be silent while moving in it. Blending in with daylight however is a whole different level, and frankly way more terrifying.
Yeah.. That is fucking terrifying imagine walking in a flat street in the middle of the day and ya somehow you get stabbed out of nowhere
Its fucking elite
it's not about plain sight, it's about the contrast of extreme darkness and light. In this scenario it's sunset and the dark prevails. But just a little bit of sunlight seems very White.
@@russelllim4891 Nah imagine someone smeared you with ricin and you vomit and sweat profusely till you die from the third day onwards. Doctors can't even trace the ricin.
This is, stylistically, one of the best and most interesting fights ever put to animation.
General Kenobi
Hello There
High ground
Iconically said by the great Obi-Wan Kenobi.
I see only civilised people of culture here
The irony I see in this show is that up until Season 5, Jack has a rule against killing actual people. Yet he was trained in what could probably be the hardest form of assassination possible.
He uses this very technique in his fight with the daughters
I don’t think Jack has an actual rule against killing people, he just simply doesn’t because the show is meant for kids. When he does kill the Sisters, the initial effect is more like “oooh fuck that was not a robot”
@@newtybot He seemed pretty scarred from taking a human life and even has a flashback from horror watching his father draw blood. He avoided killing people initially due to premiering on CN but the last season took advantage of being on Adult Swim to open up an interesting conflict for Jack.
@@AlMeZero I mean, I’d be shaken up if I killed a dude my first time too. That doesn’t mean I have a rule against killing people
Even Buddhist Monks practice with weapons....
Say what you will about Samurai Jack, but the team really knew how to do a lot with a little
true....i love the message behind the story
More than a cartoon, this is truly art, dem artistic!
What can be said besides its awesome?
There are people who badmouth Samurai Jack?
Yeah for real who be shit talking Jack?
When you're a stealth player and you encounter an enemy player with the same set of skills that you have.
omg so true
And it becomes an *unforgettable* clash of skill and finess that usually ends up in the two of you being friends.
At least, it was for me. :D
Finally, a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary!!
me when I wrestle, also me when I find another charger from Splatoon
SO ITS THE SAME STAND AS SPAR PLATINUM?
Have to say Jack training in ninjutsu had to be hella hard. Anyone can hid in the dark, you know how hard it must be to flipping hide in plain daylight?
Agreed
Jack can out- stealth Batman.
Maybe its similar to hiding in plain sight
The metal gear solid Franchise has been doing that for a long time.
@@turtlemike5279 boxes?
when two spies with 3000+ hours meets eachother in a 2fort server
Honestly so true but make it 3000+ hours
And it’s Kunais,Invis watches only
GikoSFM-That’s what they think their fight looks like,but in reality,a Spy v Spy duel would only end with one of them lagging and getting killed.
Holy shit he did make it 3000 plus lol
ew 2fort
Samurai jack: I know your arts well *Begins stripping*
Shinobi: Wtf?
Hahaha XD
Shinobi: ahh... Senran Kagura style i see.
@@ShatteredSkiez Nah Nigga, it's da Warrior style...........Booty Warrior dat is :y
Hey! Dont let people deceive you on what they're doing. It's all part of their act.
Ninja used sex as a weapon sometimes so it makes sense. Kind of.
have to mention, jack was on a time limit during this fight, if it had turned night there is a chance he would've lost
It does happen in the climax where he is in plain sight while the shinobi was completely hidden. It was nerve wrecking as hell
I figured he would have used the last of the light to escape and reset the situation
It had me on the edge of my fucking seat as the sun went down...
*excellent* setpiece!
He most likely would have lost. His skill isn't in the Darkness. It's in the light.
i think that everyone and their mother came to this conclusion
As cool as this fight, storyboard, and animation are, the entire concept of a practitioner of ninjitsu being invisible in broad daylight is extremely terrifying. Anyone can hide in the shadows, but invisible in the light? Truly scary
I always thought he wasn't completely invisible.
But the ninja was so much used to dark, that he could not see in the light, as regular people do
@@GreedyDrunk92 like a shadow vision?
@@lordofshades9852
Yeah
Given that ninja were trained to disguise themselves as people that their targets would hardly acknowledge is more or less the same thing as being invisible. For an assassin, not being noticed is basically the same thing as being invisible.
@@MasterArchfiend Maybe that's what inspired this idea. Except the show's writers took that aspect of ninjas to the stereotypical extreme by giving Jack a white ninja outfit that blended into the light. "Real ninjas disguised themselves to hide in broad daylight. What if Jack did the same thing, but as a contemporary ninja?"
"You can't make an immersive, well-choreographed fight scene with only black and white
."
Genndy Tartakovsky: Hold my beer
Genndy Tartakovsky using minimalist art and animation style to get maximum storytelling.
It's amazing, there's episodes where's there's not even a single piece of dialogue, Genndy is a genius!!
@@rejvaik00 Have you SEEN primal? He makes an entire series without a shred of dialogue and a helluva lot of action. It's a great show.
@George Washington IKR. It's better in plays. Or atleast that's what your buddy Abraham Lincoln thought.....
@The guy who's pissing you off true that
Just made this 666 likes.
Nobody is even talking about how absolutely amazing the music here is. It adds so much to the atmosphere.
Particulary the tune while the sun sets. Creepy.
@@connorbennett1517its like a grim warning chime that time is running out
In which part is this presentation
It’s an understated element of the show in general, especially with lots of silence to go around.
"I have been trained in your shinobi arts, by Count Aku"
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
*Waves four swords around like ceiling fans*
Funny is tha gendy also made clone wars
@A guy made to trigger you general kenobi
Good twice the pride double the fall
Damn this episode is intense!! Forgot how awesome this particular scene was!!
Hopefully, this won’t give too much away, regarding Genndy Tartakovsky’s more recent show, but...
I just finished the latest episode of Primal, “The Night Feeder”, and it immediately brought me back to this Samurai Jack episode.
@@markcobuzzi826
huh?
He made a nother show?
@@HughJass-jv2lt
Yeah, the first season aired on Adult Swim across 2019 and 2020. It is called Primal and is centered around a Neanderthal named Spear, who struggles to survive in a prehistoric fantasy world alongside his Tyrannosaur partner named Fang. Primal takes the use of visual storytelling and minimal dialogue, found in some episodes of Samurai Jack, and takes it a step further.
@@markcobuzzi826
How you like it?
☀️☀️
@@HughJass-jv2lt
So far, out of all the animated films/shows I have watched in the last few years, it is easily one of my favorites.
I came here from the game trailer.. imagine if they added this as a boss
Would be Nice to see
Yoooo
If it is I can already tell I'm gonna to have a shit ton of trouble with this fight
YES! I hope it's like this.
I'd camp at the light
This art style came back in the new season during his fight with the daughter's of Aku cult assassins. Loved the sense of dread the music gave as the sun began setting! (Still upset that Princess Mira never came back during the ending battle...)
Princess Mira tried to get Jack's bounty, probably couldn't bring herself to face him. Still though I was waiting for her to come back and make amends but she never did :(
You mean the scene where Jack is hiding in the snow to fight against Aku's daughters?
@@enzldavaractl8345
Sad considering her voice actress was a fan of the show and had a part in the new season...
"New season"? Sorry, I don't acknowledge woke garbage as canon. Season 5 never happened.
@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 season 5 is great and have some best episode of the show according to imdb.
This is not a cartoon, this is an ARTISTIC MASTERPIECE
Alternatively, it is BOTH a cartoon & an artistic masterpiece, because shows can be both and calling something a "cartoon" is not necessarily a bad thing. :D
It's both bud. It's both.
Being a cartoon does not prevent the work from being an artistic masterpiece 🤓
The show was 50 years ahead of his time
Literally
Ironic.
We’re still catching up!
I also like to think of Johnny Quest!
Time has no effect on this show.
Still stands as one of the best fights of all time. A brilliant use of a concept where you have both sides using their element conceal and strike while the sun setting puts an urgency on Jack to end the fight before it’s too late.
This is one of the most intense and nerve wrecking fight in the series the music the idea is just amazing
I think the sound designer used Photek's Ni Ten Ichi Ryu as inspiration for this fight sequence
@@nicholasdelucena1260 omg I wanted to see if anyone thought of this too and here you are!!!!! :D this is exactly what I thought the first time I watched this fight!!!!!
still one of the most stylish fights in the show
*in all of media
When Jack starts untying his robe, you all know someone is about to get their ass beat.
In which part is this presentation
This is why Genndy Tartakovsky is one of my favorite people.It's just such a simple thing, using black and white, and the sound reduced simply to the clash of swords, while an unsettling music plays and sets the atmosphere. It's so minimalist it's almost abstract in a way, but at the same time creates this tense atmosphere that just draws you in.
Goddamn, I need Samurai Jack in my DVD collection.
Yeah !!!
One of many, many episodes from classic Jack that show that modern cartoons just don't compete with the late 90s/early 00s boom.
That's because cartoons back then took risks... cartoons now don't.
Let's take this issue further. What risks are there to take nowadays?
Mierda-kun Does it?
Mierda-kun Kind of. Social risks were taken for sure, but i don't see they doing it with the action or the major plot about Homeworld.
YOU'VE JUST REMEMBERED ME THAT O.K K.O IS FINALLY A THING I'M HAPPY NOW
Jack: climbs to the top of the tower as the sun sets
Also Jack: _I have the high ground_
This is one of those moments where Jack stood out and set the bar compared to every other animated series in it's day.
In which part is this presentation
This isn't just the best fight in Samurai Jack, it's one of the best fights ever committed to animation.
This fight was.further proof how Jack truly was the ultimate warrior.
I love that the ninja just swats Jack's sandals to the floor like a cat on a table
He is upset that he was fooled and took it out on Jack’s sandals
When you're so white that you can hide just by standing still in sunlight
Holup
The secret caucasoid art
Oww your racist
my guy.... he’s not white
@@jcdenton1868 yeah he is racist for being so white 😬
This show. This scene. Is an example it's not a show. It's art. Every episode is an art piece that is alive. Moving, telling a story without excessive words.
True
You know it can be both, right?
In which part is this presentation
"I know your arts as well"
*strips
Ninja: GUARD!!!!! I AIN'T COME HERE FOR ALL THAT!!!
I really love how the music intensifies as the ninja moved closer to Jack at 0:22-1:00
That's How You Know Shit's About To Go 👇!
This one scene is what inspired me to hide things in plain sight when I make something intricate. It is also why I enjoy art in any form.
Hell of an impression as a kid, a welcome reminder now.
That shinobi wasn't trained. He was programmed.
Samurai Jack honestly would have been a wee bit better if it was aimed more at teens/early adult's, the shinobi fight while good would have been better if it was an actual person and wasn't limited my robotic programing.
One could ask, "what's the difference?"
Considering it's in the future, it's probably programmed to be just as good as a person anyways
@@delta2372 There was no ''limit''. The shinobi would have been EXACTLY the same if it was human.
Only difference, thre would now be blood.
Yep.
I'm sorry, but what ninjas are we talking about? I didn't see anyone.
Wait, there was ninja’s here? I just saw jack strip and disappear
@@judgment5090 Ikr man... Just saw Jack and then just the screen.
I’m pretty sure I saw a ninja in...huh...
Nope. Must’ve imagined things.
Fictional ones
Yeah idk why we were just staring at a white and black screen with ominous music
This is so good. Hiding in the dark is easy while hiding in light is legendary, but the longer the fight goes the the harder for Jack to hide as daylight is fading giving the shinobi the greater advantage.
This could potentially be a slow but tense boss fight in the 2020 Samurai Jack game.
Until speed runs appear
Wait they are making a game?
@Brendan Milburn omg yes I can't wait for that to come out
Since you have a Jojo profile pic I have to ask... would Jack's sword have more of an effect on Dio than conventional weapons?
@@sleepsolution2976 Not really knowledgeable in Samurai Jack but maybe I guess. Its magical anyway.
Girls: Look, the sun is setting! Doesn't it looks so beautiful?
Boys:
*steps out of the shadow*
*teleports behind you*
*Draws sword*
*teleports behind you again*
*Jumps in out of nowhere* The sun sure is beautiful, ain't it boys?
Honestly being able to blend in with the light must take so much more skill than the dark, which just made me respect Jack more.
Unoriginal comment
This has got to be one of my absolute favorite fights in the series. They're all well done but this took an abstract level of understanding to choreograph.
Good comment - you didn't just say "greatest fight ever - modern cartoons are lame" etc. Nicely done.
In which part is this presentation
The entire Samurai Jack series is amazing, but this scene in particular has to be one of the greatest animated battle scenes I can probably think of
Still one of many of the coolest moments from the series
This was one of Jack’s best fights in my opinion.
This might sound weird, but I liked how Jack is often in his undies. Let me rephrase that: I like how Jack is not embarrassed by being almost naked. He is so focused, well trained and smart that he never hesitates to use his clothing or remove it when necessary
This was in my opinion one of the most visually stunning fights in Samurai Jack it was so cool.
this whole scene was amazing... but they could have left the ending in...
1:09 in, first time seeing this, and _oh my God this is the best thing I've ever seen in Samurai Jack HOLY SHIT_
This is, by far, my favorite episode of Samurai Jack, mainly because of the Art Direction. It was mostly a conceptual episode, but it brought to mind the visual ideal of Yin-Yang, and the execution was incredibly exciting.
Thank you for making your comment a personal one and not a sweeping statement of superlatives. This comment has more potency for that.
This is quite simply one of the greatest four minutes of animation (infact the entire second half of this episode is) that has ever been made. This should be studied in history, this should be part of school curriculum. This is art.
This is, without question.
*The Best fight in the whole series*
One of the best scenes in the whole series absolutely beautiful what they did
Honestly one of the most visually interesting animated fight scenes I’ve ever seen. Just stunning
Yep and beautiful your profil
"To give light to those who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death, and to guide us to the path of peace." Luke 1:79
Such a masterpiece fight. Jack REVERSED the traditional way a ninja fights. Using the light to kill in sunlight is frighteningly deadly.
Why not showing the ending?
they want you to go watch the show... hey it worked with me.. great show!!
"click my other videos and find out (while increasing my views)"
Tears will have kids in ur eyes just finished the series
Didnt want the game till I finish the series I want the game
The ending was the most epic part...
N these clips inspired me to finish the series
Jack: I've been trained to use the light.
Me: Dayum he wasn't kidding
I remember seeing this as a little kid and it was the first time a cartoon gave me shivers. Still awesome to this day.
Feels like there hasn't been a Cartoon that is this masterful in it's art form. Everything right now just seems comedic and slapstick
Its weird when people say that but never actually seen any
I don't know how to appreciate this master piece
Just be happy watching this, that should be enough
Liked this as a kid but now that I'm grown I realize I didn't appreciate it nearly enough. Masterpiece
Love these episodes where Jack has to fight like his opponents since the styles of them look great. Big example was the Archers
If anyone ever says kids animation or animation in general can't be art I'm gonna show them this so fast
masterpiece.
It's sequences like this that make Samurai Jack one of the best TV shows ever.
In which part is this presentation
This is hands down my favorite scene out of the show. Everything from the animation, storyboard and art director is just excellent.
This show has such a striking visual style that the sound design is so easy to overlook. The music, ambiance and sound effects are perfect. I could listen to the entire series and not miss the visuals at all but oh what I'd miss! Take a look at the contrast between the straight architecture and the flowing, closing darkness at 3:00.
I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS WHEN THE EPISODE WAS ON TV FIRST
Same. I was eleven or so and I was bouncing off the walls hyper because of how awesome this segment was. Still awesome as all hell to this day X)
Me too. I LOOOOOVED this fight.
This video is the first ive seen of it since then, and i typed in "samauri Jack dark vs light" to find it.
Ikr! I remember watching it in 2011(that was when it came in my country)
Samurai Jack>90% of CN Heroes
Jack is honestly the most badass CN character.
Exsept alien x
@@Promethean1999
Agreed.
Samurai Jack vs Ulrich code lyoko
Obvious winner
But badass fight
Just a thought
Ben 10. Wry?
I love how he referred to him as "Shinobi" rather than "ninja"
Shinobi : *Your stealth character in Skyrim*
Jack : *Alduin who see you everywhere*
Most beautifully animated fight scene to this day
In which part is this presentation
This show has aged so well.
Shinobi/Ninja:
-Warrior Of The Night
-Assassin Of Darkness
0:15 Chiseled and ripped like Jesus
Could be considered a children's show for the first 4 seasons, but it was a wonderful show that did not talk down to children and was able to introduce very complex concepts well.
this is just fucking beautiful and cool to look at, super clever and unique
I like how he refers to the operative as a shinobi instead of ninja
This has to be one of the most creative fights in animated history.
In which part is this presentation
This has to be one of the best animated fight created using such a simple template, geez genndy was such a creative man.
Still one of the most beautiful fights in Samurai Jack history.
I love how their swords clashing illuminates the ninja for just a split second.
Can we appreciate the music while Jack suits up? Gave me chills
In which part is this presentation
This is truly one of my most favorite episodes of all time
Everyone rightly talks about how good at stealth Jack is but no one mentions how good at sword fighting the ninja is it was able to hold jack back multiple times to get away from him
This scene deserves so much praise, just for the concept itself. Yes, the technicalities are the finer things one can critic, but this is just great; doing a scene with just Black & White.
0:21
Wait, he can hide in broad daylight?
Why couldn't he do that all the time?!
He would've just had to walk up to a time portal, jump, and kill Aku without him even knowing he's there!
He probably closed his eyes so he couldn’t see his skin isn’t white
And also he knew he had to end the fight quick because of the sun
1:29
top tier flash animation
Remember folks: in the original japan, a samurai had to learn how to wield the sword, the bushido, the required etiquettes, and horse riding in battle.
A ninja had to learn hypnosis, animal taming, the usage of every weapon, creativity, battle strategy, climbing up anywhere, hiding on land, in water, how to be silent, chemistry, potion making, explosives, AND EVERYTHING WHAT A SAMURAI HAS TO KNOW. And so much more.
So, yeah. Jack knowing how to defeat a ninja in his own way is damn terrifying just because of the training what he had to go through.
The animation for this show is unmatched
This was the coolest fight I ever witnessed as a kid, and it still is today.
One of the most creative and amazing episodes of a cartoon.
Jack:
“I know the art ... of contrast”
Without a doubt, best display of shinobi vs shinobi in anime/cartoons, the sheer WEIGHT of each sword swing is felt when they connect and the sparks fly, but none of the whooshing bs from the swords, no needless camera movement or over complicated details, and the way Jack just vanishes is beautiful.😢❤
This has been said by hundreds of other comments, but damn, the style of this episode is just masterful. Nearly every episode of this show, you could tell there was just a splash of art and consideration to every frame, but this fight is one where I just sat there in awe. I cannot IMAGINE how the team went about animating this fight, and how hard it must’ve been to make sensible depth perception for the audience to follow while also keeping things near incapable of following. I love this show
and for these reasons that Samurai Jack is a masterpiece of Cartoons.
Watching that sunset caused so much anxiety and suspense. No other scene will match.
Also, I'm a bit saddened we never saw Jack with his robe like that again
When an orochi and a shinobi both at rep 60 go at it in for honor
This is the most unique fight I've ever seen in animation and in media in general. Massive props to the storyboard artists, animators and choreographer specialists that helped put together the most breath taking fight I've ever seen in my childhood and still remains so in my adult years.
If this was an original concept and not something inspired by another body of work… then this is truly legendary and makes this series that much more of a gem 💎