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Samurai Jack was another cartoon and character created by Genndy Tartakovsky. During the third and fourth seasons of Dexter's Lab, the show and character would often be referenced by Dexter himself, most notably his action catchphrase "Samurai Jacktion!". La serie narra las aventuras de un joven samurai atrapado en el futuro: Jack pulls out his classic sword. Quickly tapping the B button causes his to silce once to whatever direction you are facing. Holding B will causes Jack to slash wildly from both sides. Samurai Jack is an animated series created by Genndy Tartakovsky in 2001. The story follows a masterless samurai, Jack, flung into the future by his opponent, an evil entity named Aku. Samurai Jack is hailed as a masterpiece of animation due to its unique style: characters have no outlines, backgrounds are distinctly abstract, and unusual camera shot styles are used throughout the series. Samurai Jack is the titular main protagonist from the Cartoon Network TV show, of the same name. Jack is a brave samurai. He was flung into the future by Aku, his arch-enemy, right before he was about the defeat him. He was voiced by Phil LaMarr during the series. thumb Samurai Jack es una serie animada creada por Genndy Tartakovsky y emitida en Cartoon Network entre 2001 y 2004. En Latinoamérica se emite por Tooncast y Cartoonpop. Samurai Jack is the title character and protagonist of the Cartoon Network series Samurai Jack. He is a fearless samurai from the old days who faced the evil entity known as Aku and was thrown into the future by Aku's powers, a future where Aku ruled all. Samurai Jack then had to work to return to the past and undo Aku's evil. Samurái Jack es una serie animada creada por el animador Genndy Tartakovsky emitida por Cartoon Network entre los años 2001 y 2004. Se destaca por su animación altamente detallada y su apariencia cinemática, lo cual es inusual en varias series animadas. Además dentro de la serie se presentan situaciones que ocasionan que la trama principal se desvíe a escenas o de tensión o de humor, o episodios que carecen en su mayoría de diálogo. Samurai Jack is an American animated television series created by animator Genndy Tartakovsky that aired on Cartoon Network from 2001 to 2004. It is noted for its highly detailed, outline-free, masking-based animation, as well as for its cinematic style and pacing. It was the first Cartoon Network original series aside from those who comprised the Cartoon Cartoons lineup at the time. The feature film was in pre-production, and was being produced by J. J. Abrams' Bad Robot Productions and Frederator Films. However, the film was scrapped. Samurai Jack is an American animated television series created by animator Genndy Tartakovsky that originally aired on Cartoon Network from 2001 to 2004, with reruns airing until 2008. Reruns also aired on Cartoon Network's sister channel, Boomerang, on a frequent basis, until the series returned to the Toonami block for reruns in February 2014. A new season premiered on Adult Swim's Toonami block on March 11, 2017. So begins the introductory sequence to this cartoon from Genndy Tartakovsky, creator of Dexters Laboratory. It tells the story of a young samurai who, after escaping the destruction of his kingdom as a young boy and being trained by warriors from around the globe, returns to his kingdom to defeat the villainous demon-sorcerer Aku. As the opening monologue above indicates, before the samurai could finish him off, Aku sent him thousands of years into the future, into a world that Aku had crushed neatly under his feet. Tartakovsky drew from a number of influences when creating the series, ranging from the 1970s series Kung Fu to the works of directors Akira Kurosawa and David Lean. The series premiered on August 10, 2001, with a TV movie called The Premiere Movie. As the series went on, ratings began to decline, and Cartoon Network decided not to renew it for another season. The series ended on September 25, 2004, totaling four seasons and 52 episodes.

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Samurái Jack es una serie animada creada por el animador Genndy Tartakovsky emitida por Cartoon Network entre los años 2001 y 2004. Se destaca por su animación altamente detallada y su apariencia cinemática, lo cual es inusual en varias series animadas. Además dentro de la serie se presentan situaciones que ocasionan que la trama principal se desvíe a escenas o de tensión o de humor, o episodios que carecen en su mayoría de diálogo. Las situaciones que ocurren en cada episodio tienen a ser desde épicas y oscuras hasta ser divertidas. La mayoría de las escenas donde hay presente un combate hacen memoria de las películas de samurais la diferencia radica en que la serie evitó ser censurada por violencia debido a que los enemigos de Jack, que generalmente son robots o alienígenas, "sangran" aceite o sustancias viscosas. Actualmente la serie se emite por stream a través del sitio de Toonami Jetstream. A pesar de que al final de la serie el objetivo de Jack quedó inconcluso, en Septiembre de 2006 Genndy Tartakovsky anunció que concluirá la historia del samurai a través de una película animada. Recientemente el estudio de animación Fredator Films anunció que uno de sus tres primeros proyectos es una adaptación cinematográfica de la serie que será escrita y dirigida por el propio Tartakovsky.thumb|234px|El personaje de la serie thumb Samurai Jack es una serie animada creada por Genndy Tartakovsky y emitida en Cartoon Network entre 2001 y 2004. En Latinoamérica se emite por Tooncast y Cartoonpop. Samurai Jack is the titular main protagonist from the Cartoon Network TV show, of the same name. Jack is a brave samurai. He was flung into the future by Aku, his arch-enemy, right before he was about the defeat him. He was voiced by Phil LaMarr during the series. So begins the introductory sequence to this cartoon from Genndy Tartakovsky, creator of Dexters Laboratory. It tells the story of a young samurai who, after escaping the destruction of his kingdom as a young boy and being trained by warriors from around the globe, returns to his kingdom to defeat the villainous demon-sorcerer Aku. As the opening monologue above indicates, before the samurai could finish him off, Aku sent him thousands of years into the future, into a world that Aku had crushed neatly under his feet. Inspired by some jive-talking locals to adopt the alias "Jack", the samurai now wanders the world, fighting the machinations of Aku (and other evildoers) and trying to find a way home. Supposedly, Genndy intended to finish off the story with a movie, but in any case, Cartoon Network called it a day after 52 episodes, and instead of its expected Grand Finale, it ended on an episode about Jack carrying a baby around. Noteworthy for its outline free style, impressive action sequences, and long stretches without dialogue. In the final season particularly, the show took unusual stylistic risks, such as the episode in which Jack fights a Ninja entirely in light and shadow. Rumors are always abound concerning Tartakovsky working to get a movie made to conclude the story, though now it seems it is finally in pre-production at Frederator Studios and Bad Robot. La serie narra las aventuras de un joven samurai atrapado en el futuro: Samurai Jack was another cartoon and character created by Genndy Tartakovsky. During the third and fourth seasons of Dexter's Lab, the show and character would often be referenced by Dexter himself, most notably his action catchphrase "Samurai Jacktion!". Samurai Jack is an American animated television series created by animator Genndy Tartakovsky that originally aired on Cartoon Network from 2001 to 2004, with reruns airing until 2008. Reruns also aired on Cartoon Network's sister channel, Boomerang, on a frequent basis, until the series returned to the Toonami block for reruns in February 2014. A new season premiered on Adult Swim's Toonami block on March 11, 2017. Jack pulls out his classic sword. Quickly tapping the B button causes his to silce once to whatever direction you are facing. Holding B will causes Jack to slash wildly from both sides. Samurai Jack is an American animated television series created by animator Genndy Tartakovsky that aired on Cartoon Network from 2001 to 2004. It is noted for its highly detailed, outline-free, masking-based animation, as well as for its cinematic style and pacing. It was the first Cartoon Network original series aside from those who comprised the Cartoon Cartoons lineup at the time. The plots of individual episodes range from dark and epic to light-hearted and comic, but typically follows "Jack", a time-displaced samurai warrior, in his singular quest to find a method of traveling back in time. Many of the battle scenes in the series are reminiscent of samurai films, and since Jack's robotic enemies "bleed" oil or electricity and monsters and aliens bleed slime or goo, the series is able to exhibit the action of these films while avoiding censorship for violence. Samurai Jack was available to be viewed by American residents via the Toonami Jetstream website. Production on the show was halted in 2004, but it was never officially ended. In return, Tartakovsky has announced plans to direct a theatrical film, but whether or not it would have resolve the series was not announced. The feature film was in pre-production, and was being produced by J. J. Abrams' Bad Robot Productions and Frederator Films. However, the film was scrapped. After over 11 years on ice, Samurai Jack is heading back to Cartoon Network. Adult Swim on their facebook in Decemeber 2015 announced that Genndy Tartakovsky, the animator behind the acclaimed series as well as favorites like Dexter's Laboratory and the animated Star Wars: Clone Wars microseries, is back to produce a new season that will land on Toonami on March 11th, 2017. Tartakovsky drew from a number of influences when creating the series, ranging from the 1970s series Kung Fu to the works of directors Akira Kurosawa and David Lean. The series premiered on August 10, 2001, with a TV movie called The Premiere Movie. As the series went on, ratings began to decline, and Cartoon Network decided not to renew it for another season. The series ended on September 25, 2004, totaling four seasons and 52 episodes. Samurai Jack has since garnered high critical acclaim. It won 4 Primetime Emmy Awards, 6 Annie Awards, and 1 OIAF Award, as well as eight additional nominations. All four seasons have been released on DVD by Warner Home Video. Reruns had frequently been aired on Cartoon Network's sister channel, Boomerang, until the series moved to Adult Swim's Toonami block for reruns on February 1, 2014. The series is currently being continued in the form of Samurai Jack comics. Samurai Jack is the title character and protagonist of the Cartoon Network series Samurai Jack. He is a fearless samurai from the old days who faced the evil entity known as Aku and was thrown into the future by Aku's powers, a future where Aku ruled all. Samurai Jack then had to work to return to the past and undo Aku's evil. Samurai Jack is an animated series created by Genndy Tartakovsky in 2001. The story follows a masterless samurai, Jack, flung into the future by his opponent, an evil entity named Aku. Samurai Jack is hailed as a masterpiece of animation due to its unique style: characters have no outlines, backgrounds are distinctly abstract, and unusual camera shot styles are used throughout the series.

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