Samurai Jack ACTUAL TRUE ENDING 2020 Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
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Ghost of Tsushima is an action-adventure game developed by Sucker Punch Productions and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment for PlayStation 4 and Playstation 5. Featuring an open world for players to explore, it revolves around Jin Sakai, one of the last samurai on Tsushima Island during the first Mongol invasion of Japan in the 1270s. The game will be released on July 17, 2020.
The game is set on Tsushima Island in the late 13th century. It will feature a diverse assortment of regions and buildings, such as countrysides, fields, shrines, ancient forests, villages, farms, mountainscapes and various landmarks. Players will encounter numerous characters, friends, and unlikely allies while adventuring.
Characters:
The protagonist, Jin Sakai, is a samurai warrior. His friend and companion Masako is a female samurai. The main antagonist is the ruthless and cunning general Khotun Khan of the Mongol Empire. Other characters include Onibaba, the High Priestess, and Ippei the Monk.
Plot
Set on Tsushima Island in the year 1274, the game revolves around one of the island's last samurai, Jin Sakai, during the first Mongol invasion of Japan. The armies of the Mongol Empire, utilizing weapons and military tactics unknown to the Japanese, have conquered and devastated many countries and Tsushima is all that stands between them and the mainland of Japan. The island was devastated by the first wave of the Mongol invasion; its samurai forces were easily defeated, allowing the invaders to conquer large swaths of territory where they terrorize the local inhabitants and gather resources to build up their strength. Jin is one of the few survivors of his clan, wiped out while trying to defend the island. With his world shattered, Jin realizes that the way he was trained to fight is useless against such a powerful enemy. Ultimately, he must learn the way of the Ghost, an unconventional fighting style that emphasizes small-scale attacks, creating fear in the minds of the enemy, and using their own weapons against them, to defeat the Mongols and prevent them from launching a full invasion of the mainland.
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I like the one fan comic variant ending where Aku kept sending him into the future but he kept inexplicably coming back with different variations of clothing, but always with Ashi.
Got a link?
@@Unwittness I do not, Its been ages I tried go ogling it now without success, I only recall that the Future returns were a call back to past "failed" attempts that he now succeeded via the use of foresight or at least the ones I remember, He and Ashi phased into the past via the wishing fairy, Travelled into the past via a Space rocket, "Jumped well" into a past portal, among many others, some of them either I didn't recall or were maybe allusions to video games or comics, the outfit I recall but don't know the reference were he beamed from the sky with spartan armor, one where he looked like an old king with a crown, scifi portal with a robot arm, Egyptian magic, Celtic Magic, "Evil" magic (idk he looked evil) that's about all I can remember 🤔
If any of ya'll know the references let me know, I think the Egyptian one was an allusion to the one episode with the blind archers but idk,
I assume the Celtic one was about the Scottsman but I don't recall the Scottsman and Jack ever being close to some Celtic magic that would allow them into the past 🤔
@@rodrigorebollos
"...beamed from the sky with spartan armor..."
This reminds me of Pantheon.
@@theobserver314 It's possibly a pantheon referrence 🤔 though given the nature of his other entrances I would have thought they were all references to Jack's failed attempts
@@rodrigorebollos u tried to go ogling it hahahahaha...i know i know but really does turn the whole thing doesn't it 😜
Am I the only one who thought it would've been a better ending for him to slay Aku in the future and just stay there accepting the burden of repairing the world Aku destroyed? There was an episode in the original run that hinted at that a bit. It would've been a good moral, accepting that one cannot change the past but they can definitely change the future.
It doesnt help that there is no cmentary of the creator about this ending
I would much rather prefer this type of ending as it would not waste all the future carathers story building, writting and developing.
The thing is, the MOMENT you introduce TIME TRAVEL, that moral is MOOT.
He should have been frozen and thawed out in the future if they were originally going to do that ending.
Or at least had more time with his friends and allies after defeating Aku. In the episode where he beats the archers he had a time portal ready but destroyed it to save the archers and then they lived happily in peace; he gave them freedom at the cost of his goal, but logically they wouldn't have suffered anyway if he had taken the portal and changed the past. After defeating Aku, his friends should have had at least one chat with him and realise that stopping Aku in the past maybe meant that none of them would exist anymore, that their lifes where a battle for a peace they would not even be able to enjoy (or maybe take their chances to see if changing the past really does effect the future).
Rest in peace Mako Iwamatsu, the great voice of Aku and our childhood joy.
He was also Iroh of the fire nation
@@kenricromel7878 almost cried when he spoke
@@kenricromel7878 Thanks for the confirmation, i was sure i recognized uncle Iroh's voice
@@kenricromel7878 I loved his work man he really had a rich voice.
EXTRA THICC
I remember watching this and the end of the episode and said to myself " I waited 13 years for this."
I feel like a lot of people feel like this about one piece but it’s just not popular to say.
@@Atitanasteelers tf? One piece didnt even end? How you compare the two?
@@Atitanasteelers Dude one piece hasn't even ended and it's still highly praised as good.
@@jackwilson7928 I’m not saying I don’t like it but it’s kind of obvious after 25 years that oda is milking this shit for money. He’s either already completely finished and Shonen is keeping it tucked away cause they make a fuck ton of money off it or he makes it up as he goes. The story is all over the place but like you said it’s not over. I can’t wait to flip through the last volume in 2077 with my cybernetic hands.
@@Atitanasteelers Ok and? who doesn't like making money? that's ultimately what its all about shonen don't publish for free you can criticize the story for being too long or whatever but what does money have to do with anything. lol
Whether fans agree or disagree about him being in future or past. Its a collective relief that it finally has an end.🙏🏻
Good comment, I think I would’ve loved to see a build up to the scene where the Guardian showed Jack as a king in the armor, but alas not my cartoon
@@cosinguspalpatine4449 they actually made a comic about that
@@sscool100 where could I find it?
Nope him losing Ashi after having gone the everything he went through hurt like hell.
Actually preferred it before final session. Cliffhanger felt really cool.
You can see how jack doesn't hesitate when he comes back through the portal like younger Jack did season 5 jack had no mercy
I didn’t see Jack hesitate the first time
@@Master-Works when he stood there and let aku open a portal to the future over him Instead of finishing him.off
@@secondarytrollaccount That wasn’t hesitating, he was caught of guard
@@Master-Works I mean he just stood there looking at him for a few seconds then let him get in some dialoge that seems like he's not acting he's hesitating to finish him off
@@secondarytrollaccount He didn’t have time
Aku: We'll meet again samurai. Soon... Very soon.
Future Jack burst in.
Aku: TOO SOON!! TOO SOON!!
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I always loved the artwork-it’s so simple but has so much emotion in it.
If you haven't yet, you have to watch "Primal". Same creator, same style. 10/10 incredible 2 season series
I saw some unfinished alternate ending the same ending we saw for the show, but a little after the gods came to him and told him, they saw all the pain he had suffered and offered some bit of happiness. They brought the girl back to him. Would of preferred either this ending or the one I was just talking about. The one they released made me sad for him. Bitter sweet ending
Yeah, I would have liked the ending you described also. Butter sweet is right.
After Primal, you can Tell Genndy loves His Heroes to go apeshit
HE DESERVED A HAPPY LIFE WITH ASHI. NO ONE EARNED IT MORE.
How about Simon the digger?
Ong shi had me in pain
At last finally it ends well. I was waiting to see this moment since year 2001. Such a long wait.
You know, for the opening and this scene, they could've used the original audio from the final episode of Season 5, and I would've been okay with that. But they actually rerecorded those lines and it sounds really good.
This was very much the 'hero's journey' thing we learned about in grade school or first year college stuff in lit. Dude goes out on his adventure, comes back home to every day life, feels he lost more than he gained after its done.
I’m just happy they gave my boy some happiness. The first ending made me sooooo sad
I honestly hated the ending like Jack went through so much he met the love of his life and there three gods in this show so idk revive her
I'm surprised people now accept Jack and Ashi.
When they first kissed people were like, "ew" and now they're like "yay they're together".
Finally i saw samurai Jack's end!
Awwwww..... she got to live in this one.
I like this ending a lot fricking better
Are you kidding? This is a terrible ending! its painfully predictable.. Jack kills Aku, they all live happy ever after blah blah boring.
Sorry but it seems like youre clearly misunderstanding the last season.
@@saberxebeck I don't even understand this ending
I liked the original ending. It showed us that Jack truly is the ultimate samurai. His duty always came first and despite his loss, he accepts his fate with stalwart resolve knowing he did the right thing.
U mean the one where he married Ashi, but she dies/goes away because all things tied to Aku were now disappearing?
@@lego4virgo Yes.
As bitter as it was, I agree.
Nah
@Where’s the Money Lebowski I agree.
Finally some closure for y2k kids. Had never seen the ending until i turn 30 years old.
Nah.There's more.And Im not talking about the videogame ending.
Thanks Gennedy for saving me literally everything but the first 10 minutes of the whole series
Took em only 19 years. This show is legendary
*When they dropped the ball about the gateway guardian timeline….*
I could have accepted king jack interrupting the wedding, coming home to no AKU, or even messier, Ashi and Jack come back to a Vanquished AKU timeline cause King jack was there ready…
So King jack takes the both of them to the gate, and let them exist anywhere the gate takes them….
I personally would like an ending where Jack doesn’t get to return to the past, and instead has to build a better future. You can’t change the past type of thing. Because going to the past and stopping Aku only killed countless lives by erasing their existence. Plus it makes sense. Throughout the series Jack is set on returning to the past, but he makes so many new friends and family… there are even times when he has sacrificed going to the past in order to save someone in his present.
Jack finished the fight by jump good
I'm pretty sure they pulled the Gurren Logan in and had ashy Fade Out of existence on her wedding day
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Thank you very much. Wanted to see this since a long time.🙏🙏
Tbh this, Edgerunners and Gurren Lagen all traumatized the crap out of me since they all have the same ending. I think the lead director wants us to value the ones we love in real life by having us lose something in a more fleeting medium, thereby making the world a better place. I don't enjoy these endings even a little bit, but I do see their value.
I hate all the time and effort our mcs put into those girls in those shows just to lose them and in the most painful way as well
I can now rest in peace.
One of the best animated Journeys of our time
Such a great show
I just didn’t want her to die
Wait I thought the ending was where they got married and right after that, Ashi suddenly vanished because of some past present future mechanics stuff.
it was this is an edit or alternate ending, and it actually does Samurai Jack some justice Ashi didn't need to die like that. The actual ending was a cruel, and pointless joke at Jack's expense. Even though the ending taught us a valuable lesson that everything has a price. I definitely prefer this to a bitter end, and a sour lesson tho.
@@OneMoon_Night well that wasn't my first experience with that kind of ending. Gurren Lagann was my first and it made me shout and curse. I don't know (in my opinion) the original ending had more depth. Well agree to disagree.
He ending was sad, but made sense because it only punished Jack and sappy fans.
It would have made perfect sense if the timeline were reset 100%. Genndy would have upset more fans.
I am one of he sappy fans but do understand nothing in life is ever free. Jack had to pay a price for hesitating during their first battle, despite the fact that a new timeline was created.
I think an easy compromise the writers could have done would be for the gods to bring Ashi back as a favor to Jack for cleaning up their mess. Have her disappear, then jack goes to sleep, sees the gods, they tell him the deal, he wakes up with her next to him. Easy. No time travel problems, the gods plucked her out of the future as is and brought her there.
@@moomoomoo309 That would have been redirecting a part of Aku.
I'd say fighting continually for fifty years is a good way to atone for a moment's hesitation.
@@henrypaleveda7760 Was a great series.
1:05 * Rules of Nature starts playing*
Man,how long has it been.I don't even remember the ending.
Adultswim’s ending is similar but bitter sweet, he goes back, kill aku. They got married, big ceremony with jack’s friend attending the wedding. only for ashi and some of the friends to be send back and ashi to dissipate later. Since aku of the past died Ashi of the future cant exist. They bid their last goodbye. With jack standing at the blossoming sakura tree that grows in a kingdom now prospered and carried only the most valuable of a fond memories.
I miss Mako.
His voice was perfect for Aku.
1:16 Ohhhhh, no you don't. NOT THIS TIME.
I didnt know I needed to this but thank you 😂😂
please rewrite that. because no one can make sense on what you said.
@@anarchistbunny3339 I can understand what he said because I understand what a typo is 🙄😒
@@anarchistbunny3339 he said “I didn’t know I needed this but thank you “
I needed this as well my childhood is finally complete.
I love this 🥰... Like any true fan I got it on DVD/ Blu-ray I will always love my samurai Jack ✌️... As long as Jack got back 🤔I felt bad for his heartache but I'm not lying🙏 I was happy for him to be back where he belonged🎉🎉🎉
It has finally brought closure to millions of us...
I prefer the real ending this one is nice but just like Primal. Jack and Spear made the right choice
I like to think cuz of the weird immortality jack had in the show, he still has it and uses his knowledge from his adventure to end up in the ppg theory
But we saw Professor Utonium get old tho
@@kuno3336 maybe one of his experiments aged him, idk, just trying to have some fun with the idea😅
@@4megapete sorry, don't mean to be a buzzkill 😅
@@kuno3336 lol, you're good 😂
Jack’s final season and ending were a farcry from the adventures we had in the past. That’s what worked against fans expectation. This season was more mature, more existential, and threw alot at us as Jack finally was hurled towards his final conclusion.
Jack’s final lesson is perhaps the hardest as he feels loss one final time as Ashi fades and cements his growth from the young warrior so many years ago. It might not be a happy one but much like Primal’s ending where our hero may face a trial that ultimately defeats him, the overall journey led to a greater tommorow.
Every victory comes at some form of loss. Whether your aware of it or not.
That is how you end the saga of Samurai Jack... game, anime or otherwise.
With a time paradox?
They should have stuck with the ending they originally had. Jack is stuck in the future, he accepts that, all the nations he befriended made them their king, and they work together to defeat Aku.
The ending we deserved
I like the bittersweet ending where he does return home but Ashi can't sustain herself without Aku. Jack succeeds in his quest but loses the love of his life in doing so.
Man I miss this show. I hope Primal has a good long run.
What show "primal" are you talking about? Im interested.
Oh this aged like milk
I decite the true ending was shown when Jack fought the Guardian (the blue dude). In old age he will return and beat the Guardian and he will use the Portal in the hope to get reunited with Ashi again.
The whole deleting everything and everyone that Jack met and helped was a poor decision in an overall great show
You're clueless
But you should also consider the fact that he'd be undoing centuries of torment and suffering wrought upon the world. He would never meet those people again but they'd be living far better lives than what we originally saw them live
@@afamoroti agreed. In other time travel stories or shows, sometimes the characters from the future knowingly help the MC change the future because they don't want the horrible world they live in to stay the same.
They weren't deleted...
Oh he would meet them again. Remember he gained in sense immortality seeing as he hadn't aged in 50 years.
Rest in power uncle Iroh aka Mako ty for the memories
I waited 7 years to witness this moment 🥺
I think the hero should always get the girl in the end, it’s the ultimate set up for the next story, progeny
Thanks for the like and heart :)
There’s no need for a progeny though, this is jacks story and it ends with him. Plus if he stayed in that time everyone else would just continue to age around him.
@@AsianNIGMA do you not remember how big a role Jack’s father played in this story? Of course it cannot end with Jack. Yes this is Jack’s story, but Jack’s story is an arch in an even greater chain of events that only happened because of… you get the picture lol
@@lsixty30 a big part of that was because of Aku
You forgot the part where Jack was about to marru Ashi and she disappeared from existence.
Ship crashed harder than Titanic
Basically a clone of the ending of
Spoiler
Gurren Lagaan
@@shrap3d Angel beats did it first
Oh, so Gurren Lagann?
2 more anime to watch. ^_~
Unpopular opinion: while this ending would have been fine, I don't think it carries the same emotional weight as the epilogue ending. Kurosawa-style tragedy has always been a major thread through the entire series. I found the fact that he lost everyone he met and loved from his journeys in the future as the price of victory over evil to be much more interesting than a standard, happy, hero wins and gets the girl ending.
Spare me the drama, the original ending made no sense.
I liked the drama, but i'm not so keen on undoing the entire series. I think Jack learning to let go of the past and defeating aku in the future would have been better. Then keep the drama after that.
@@Niyucuatro Yeah, I would've preferred that ending too. I would've liked Jack actually refusing to go back in time and destroy Aku in the past, precisely because it would mean most of the people he met in the future would cease to exist. I liked the basic time-travel dilemma played for drama, I just don't like which direction they went.
Your right. Your opinion is unpopular.
Is she alive in this version?
Everyone's favorite THE SAMURAI JACK.
the last scene is marrage celebration where aashi disappears in jacks arms
Yes I prefer this ending!
I like this one much better
Imagine if spear was samurai jacks ancestor
Thanks youtube for completing the circle of samurai jack for me . 💯🙏🙏
This cartoon is a masterpiece and highly underrated.
Aku's pikachu face is just hilarious..
I feel they were building up to a fantastic ending--a final showdown where Jack doesn't kill Aku but rather all the people he helped come to realize they had the power to end his tyranny all along, if they only work together. But much more importantly is the lesson for Jack; he cannot go back, all of the torment and suffering has still happened, and it cannot be undone. He needs to accept that, and come to terms with the reality that while he cannot fix the past he CAN build a better future. I think that is a moral that would both be more fitting to the character and his development, but in a larger picture it is a message the younger generations really need right now given the geopolitical realities we face this century.
Instead we got a dues ex machina cop out. The series was fantastic up to the last 15 minutes. Ashi just pulls all of Aku's powers out of her ass, knows how to use and control them perfectly, and gets them back to the perfect moment in the perfect location on her first try. WTF? Then we have her do the 'ugh!' and we're worried she might die because she longer exists in the future, but it's just a false alarm. So then we go to the happy-go-lucky ending with a wedding and all, but only THEN does she vanish, deliberately timed to be the most tragic possible ending. Combined with the false alarm it made me feel like they wanted to lure the audience into a false sense of security and happiness, then crap on it in the most dramatic way possible. Not to mention the logical issues it creates; if she doesn't exist in the future, she wasn't there to bring Jack back in time! In fact, all of Jack's memories would vanish with her, because she never would have been there to make them, in a future that will never exist. I felt like the producers decided to flip the audience and show the bird at the very last second, going out of their way to craft a deliberately unsatisfying ending when they could have carried naturally into an extremely good one. We deserved better. JACK deserved better.
Aku was low 🗝️ scary
I think I liked this ending a little better than the original ending. At least, they have each other--but with no idea what the future holds for both of them.
If Jack destroyed Aku as he did in the finale…doesn’t that mean every character he met in the “Aku future verse “ pretty much be completely wiped out of reality?
Didn't expect ratios to be important in this cartoon show.
What a bad ass!
I think despite the flaws, I like the original better. It just... fits the story better I believe. Still, I do think the original needs mixing up to make it better, and maybe even add some things to make it better for the lover crowd. This will be long but I think it would work.
First, we need an extra episode. The final battle can be easily elongated, and showcase more things and people, but it should definitely add that now that Aku is fully serious and committed he is too strong for Jack to take down for good. This makes the teleporting back in time all the better as Aku would definitely be in a weaker state then. So the final battle and all that takes place in the second to last episode. The place explodes and Jack and Ashi are outside, then Ashi suddenly collapses she looks weak for a moment before looking better. Then she says her line, about not suppose to be being born and what not sense Aku is now dead in the past, and it lingers with why is she still alive and the episode ends.
The last episode opens with that short recap about her asking that question. Jack looks at the sword and it suddenly flashes. He is back with the gods. The sword is yanked from his hand and is returned to them. They thank him for cleaning up their mess and in return. They allow Jack time to spend with Ashi before she disappears for good. Jack tries to argue and get them to make it so Ashi can stay, but they constantly knock him down, using whatever logic you want. They will get one year together. Personally, I like the idea that Ashi after taking control of Aku's power is now fully bonded to that side, and without it, can no longer live without it. Anyway, Jack returns, sword now gone. She asks what happened and we fade to black with Jack starting to explain what happened.
Next scene is Jack and Ashai returning to his home town to bring home the good news. From this point I think all dialoged can be cut till the very end, as it is no longer necessary. We can see them talking but their emotions is what shows us how things are going. Jack explains what happens to him and Ashi, and the situation. From there we get the wedding, which should have happened, and from there we can get a long montage with them just being happy. Jack showing Ashi around a world not devastated by Aku, showing her the food and people, going back to meet his mentors with her, maybe even showcasing his new skills that he learned during his extended time in the future, and during this montage we get a final scene of hte two laughing together.
Now at the end of the show, Jack and Ashi are sitting under that tree. The one from the first ending, holding each other. They talk about their time together, and what not, she is comforting him and such, and the two just spend their last moments together, then she just disappears. Then, we get the end of the original. Jack head in arms and knees, the butterfly and standing up to look over a vibrant world.
Honestly I think this would have fit much better. We still get to keep the bittersweet motif that the original had, but now with it cleaned up, and giving the two time to be a couple together. Extra things can be added and what not to add to the scenes but overall I think this would be so much better.
This show was ahead of its time
After I don't know how many years I finally get to see this!!!!
there was a cut ending where the gods of light came to Jack as he was Mourning Ashi, and told him how they knew his sacrifices, and understood the costs Jack had to face in a mission that was never his to begin with. They then told him that such sacrifices must be repaid.
What was that noise at the end... did he die?
1:14 when someone goes to steal the last pizza slice
Was uncle iroh always the voice of aku
Next scene is quite emotional, when ashi leaves the the world.....samurai jack gets alone...
Right!!!! Get Aku up outta here!!!!! 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
A lot of people have the opinion settling for stopping aku in the future and forgetting the past would be a better ending.
And I not only agree with them for reasons to he mentioned about it being a lesson about trying to undo your mistakes and instead trying to strive for a better future.
But also stopping aku in the past would undo a lot of work he did in the future.
The minions of set weren’t tied to aku and they nearly killed him.
Then there’s that ghost in the mansion.
The wish granting fairy imprisoned by the gargoyle
The samoorai would never meet him and learn humility.
The list goes on.
None of those events were tied to aku and changing the past would reset all jack accomplished.
Jack found his happiness, and they live HAPPILY EVER AFTER...
I’ve waited decades for that moment!
“It is done.”
REALLY? After 50 years trapped in the future, you’d expect a more emotional outpouring.
We never got to see the "Grizzled Warrior King" storyline get realized, did we?
From that episode with that portal bouncer guy.
My boi Jack wasn't playing! That was badass.
One thing I think Aku of the past should of done prior to his attack on Jack's homeland, when Jack was a small boy or during the preiod before he meets Jack, put parts of him into women who worthship him as a god to create children similar to Ashi and her siblings, who are brainwashed into doing Aku's bidding and they become groverners of various regions of the world in the name of Aku, so, when Jack has defeated Aku, he still has a legacy of evil that cannot be undone so easily and prehaps Jack is also cursed with immortalty due to his time travel adventures and would live in the post Aku world, while trying to do good in this new timeline!
Better then the blue balls ending we got.
I WAS EXPECTING MORE FROM THIS.
Even in death he's iconic and comical 🤣
Well he was weakened but also immortal for so long he doesn't put anymore thought into seriousness. Haha!
Ya know, I didn't really mind Ashi being wiped so much, I actually like the idea of the end being that his duty and his mission comes first but one thing that always bugged me was like...what about the entire rest of that world? We spent an entire series there and it was pretty horrible but there were good people too, lots of them that were just staying alive and doing the best they could that were erased too and they don't even mention them. Like....the hell man lol
Because Jack alterated the timelime, all the characters we know never existed/dead. Good job Jack.
The start of the video reminds me of Mace Windu and Palpatine 😂
I just wanted him to be happy in the end they couldnt even do that he suffered through so much and then suffered some more in the end even after saving everyone the world couldnt save him
Finally! Its about time our boy sliced Aku in two.
Spare me the drama, the original ending made no sense.
I am disappointed u cut out jacks last peace on aku
"NO MORE!!!"
Aku sent this ending too far from the future!! Dammit Aku!!!