The final season kind of says that. Aku plunders worlds other than earth and forces the weak to become his slaves in return for "safety". Meanwhile if a strong or evil group shows up, he lets them do as they please even onto those he supposedly grants protection.
It's like that one episode where he just shrougs he's shoulders and says ho ahead and slooooowly goes tu the bottom of he's lair to meet whit he's terapist becuse he's to buisy thinking obout samurai Jack.
@@KevinTheKevinable yep ,it became an adult swim show( dude just imagine if they make a samurai jack movie filling the gap of 50 years ,that would be awesome)
Something about jack turning around to leave immediately after apologizing, then the king showing a suprised wide mouthed expression, just really makes this show so much greater. Youd think anyone else would explain themselves to the king then stay to hear what else he has to say, but Jack knew that in that short moment he wasnt welcomed and decided to leave, which made the king (and anyone else whos good for that matter) really second guessed himself and had to bring himself back from his harsh tone of voice. Something so HUMXN about that, i love it and cannot stop watching that bit over and over again.
@@bman3794during the final scene of the episode where Jack lost to the Guardian. The Time Portal showed the Guardian a possible future where Samurai Jack becomes a king after slaying Aku maybe? Here’s the link - ruclips.net/video/VS1mo28G-Ow/видео.htmlsi=ygQSzOD5B1HquWEg
@@amitaikatz5929 Still it's interesting how the slow motion fighting scenes with the intense music in the background makes it look like it's directly referencing Zack Synder's filmmaking style in the 300 movie when it isn't. A funny little coincidence.
I believe only Jack's dad, Jack, Spartok, the Banshee zombie, Aku and Ashi have wielded the magic sword, in that chronological order. Ashi might not count since that was the second iteration of the magic sword and it might've been a different one.
I remember Jack said in the episode where he fight the zombies at the graveyard and Aku himself that his sword was forged with purity and strength and can only be used in the hands of good. And in the hands of evil it can never harm an innocent so Spartok was pure enough to wield the sword to defeat the evil.
The fact that Genndy Tartakovsky was inspired by Frank Miller's to acclaimed graphic novels "Ronin" and "300" with genius idea he brought them together in Samurai Jack.
Even in the episode Jack and the Rave where Jack faced against the DJ, the whole fight being in a mudhole with a crowd of people with glowomg red eyes watching is a reference to Frank Millers Batman (DKR)
+Carter Gates Except the part about the Imperium being a place of beauty, peace, and full of resources. Nor is the Imperium protected by a specific territorial advantage. The Xenos and the forces of Chaos are ever-present and the Imperium is losing more resources each battle.
+Tac Son (Jackie Nam) Pleasure worlds are infested with the influence of Slaneesh, probably one of the most horrible Chaos Gods besides Nurgle or Khorne.
Despite the king’s harsh words against Jack for intervening in their battle, Jack apologized to the king and then sets forth to leave as he saw his assistance wasn’t needed. Upon Jack deciding to leave upon apologizing, the king realized he was quick to speak harshly towards Jack and apologized for his behavior, as the years of war had made his tone harsh. The king could’ve easily let Jack leave but seeing how Jack saved his son and apologized for intervening in the battle, he apologized to Jack, a complete stranger, and told him about the war he and his men have been fighting for years.
I love that this came out before the movie, so it was 100% based on the comics, which means any similarity to the movie is likely the movie being influenced by Samurai Jack.
@Jotaro97 what are you talking about? The battle of the 300 (Thermopylae), which this is quite obviously based on was fought between Greeks and Persians.
@@primeministersinister625 Though the battle is a reference to Thermopylae, the machines more closely represents the Greek mythological beasts of Hydra and Minotaur and not Persians. It was said that if you cut off one of Hydra's head, two more will take it's place, the fact that the Machine aren't permanently destroyed but instead simply rebuilt is similar to Hydra. If we take a look at the image of a Minotaur, half man half bull, the machines look like Minotaurs. Though the battle is indeed a reference to Thermopylae, the enemies the Spartans face in Samurai Jack are references to the Greek legends of the Hydra and the Minotaur and not Persians.
To think this came out 4 years before 300. I remember watching this as a freshman in high school and then going to 300 my freshman year of college and noting everything!
The rule of numbers only works if you actually stand in the ravine not in front of it, you have to force your opponent to funnel into your lines, they actually could have made a really intersting piece of art from it by drawing the battles like the drawings on greek vasses
If you watch the show from the beginning it is mentioned within the first 4 episodes. The archaeologist dogs, whom he saves, do a carbon dating using a smell device. The machine picks up that he is from the time of 25 BA, or 25yrs before Aku. Basically, the time from when before Aku took over the whole of Earth and a good portion of the galaxy was 25yrs. Amazing what he was able to do. So the answer is he was flung into the future 25yrs. And before you ask 'how could he develop a world so technologically advanced in such a short time?', remember a lesson from history. Japan, after over 250yrs in total isolation, was opened to the world by America. Japan made it their goal to modernize and make themselves powerful, which they did. Achieving almost 300 years of technological advancement in around 27 years. And considering that Aku is a magical being with access to planets across the galaxy it wouldn't be weird to consider the speed of which he was able to advance everything.
@@Kage342 Actually, I really doubt it was just 25 years into the future. Sure, the dogs said that Jack is from 25 years Before Aku took over the world, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it was 25 years only. You can say that it was AT LEAST 25 years into the future, but as other episodes show, it actually was much more than that. For example, that episode where Jack met his monk friend who was still a child when they first met in the past, but now is a really old man with full knowledge of the entire world. And even the dogs, they are researching for their ancestors because they no longer know their old generations(the "normal" dogs), so I would say that Jack went at most 400 years into the future, and 200 years at least.
I'm surprised the robot army never thought to use any weapons. Imagine if they had guns, swords, even pointy sticks. The war probably would have been over by now. Makes me wonder if the robots were actually attacking or just try to get from point A to point B while ignoring everything else.
In the shot where the dismembered Bullotron (the minotaur robots) was picked up by one of its kind not yet fallen, we see that a piece or two was left behind. To me, the real question is: Why didn't the Spartans try to steal the bodies of their fallen enemies so they would never be repaired.
@@Kage342 They were unrepentant warmongers. At birth all Spartan children were examined, if they had any kind of birth defects like a club foot, or missing fingers, anything, the newborn would be killed. And if they can't keep up with the training or were chronically ill, killed. All Spartan men were legally required to serve in the military until... I want to say it was your 30's when you weren't expected to be on hand for fighting 24/7. Don't like that? Well, your complaint will be recorded in the annals of Sparta's history with the note of "coward", you may also be executed.
@@barbatosmcmurderton4209 They didn't make as much war as you might think. Their army was mainly a home defense army than it was meant for offensive fighting against their neighbors. The Athenians were worse when it came to warmongering; throwing their weight around and pushing their ideas onto other city states. Persia attacked Greece twice, once under Darius and another time under Xerxes, because of the Athenians. I am quite aware of how they would leave newborns out to die if they were weak or sickly. I am also aware of the training program, known as the "Agoge," where 7yr old kids were starved and beaten and often died during training. The training lasted till around 27 and you stayed in a barracks till you retired. Women were just as well trained and were said to be some of the hottest women in the world. I am also aware of the label of coward, but the Spartans weren't the only ones who would execute you for cowardice. Plus the way Spartans lived produced the finest and fiercest warriors the world ever saw at the time. What I wanted to know was why Aidan, themselves, couldn't bring themselves to liking the Spartans. I wanted to know their reason.
Imagine going on the frontline daily, year after year. Against a mechanical bovinae, with no emotions and/or stamina, they only know destruction. No wonder why these men (even if fictional) show super human strength. Like the king when he punched a robot and lifted it one handed.
This reminds me of the great wall instead of robots the defenders had to face thousands of alien beast that seeks to devour every living things in their path
hmm if this cartoons anything like eh the genre in movies hmmm there a theme they show all kinds of warriors even the 70's themed n black samurai mm hmm but spartans golly
Because of how Greeks fight and the terrain. These warriors are based off the Greek Spartans, and Spartan Hoplites fight in what is called the phalanx. It is made up of rows of tightly packed heavy infantry that can block and hold a position while being able to move in just one direction, forward. The phalanx is a very strong and tough defense to break, but it is very vulnerable to flanking attacks and attacks from the rear. Their numbers are small and they are using the terrain as a bottleneck in order to funnel the robots into a killing field where their numbers count for nothing. Moving their soldiers out of that bottleneck into more open terrain exposes them up to a counterattack in which the robots can encircle them and crush them. It is easier to let them go because they cannot abandon their position or break ranks in order simply to grab husks. It wouldn't matter anyway because even those who aren't repaired are simply replaced by new ones. They don't just take back their broken comrades so they can be salvaged because not all of them can be after a ferocious battle that leaves many of them inoperable; some will have to be replaced. Something they do by simply making new ones on an assembly (something I assume since they are all made to look and act the same). So, to sum up, they cannot leave their positions because even as the robots retreat their numbers are still substantial to attack. Moving from their defensive position into more open terrain leaves them vulnerable to such an attack. And keeping said husks would amount to little because even those not taken back can simply be replaced once more. I hope this answers your hypothetical query.
@@Kage342 the yearly replies though lol I am aware of the referencing and inspiration of the Spartans in samurai jack and is very "subtle" about the numbers being a dead giveaway but even then the robots have been given simple commands, and the more the factory replaces missing husks or materials rather the slightly longer time it takes to make enough numbers for another assault, now if they have been doing so for a very long time the spartans could of at least earned a slight amount of respite between attacks. As for the machines for figuring out any weaknesses and to exploit it for as long as the war has been going on their formation they could have done so already, but seeing as it didn't seems like the machines only follow a simple tactic for the longest time, attack then withdraw when a certain amount of losses has been reached. So far the Machines have barely gotten any negatives not that it matters even if the Spartans did try to prevent them from salvaging their own, as for the Spartans here they have only been on the defensive with sustaining losses. TL;DR machines are only following simple commands and have no superior giving them specific commands to overcome their current objective, only to keep the same pressure. Spartans held their ground for years but has not taken any measures to improve on their defense not limited to lessening the enemies recovered fallen bodies. This has went on for years, yes sieges lasts months or even a year But yeah wasn't questioning 5 years ago its more like, "I would have done it this way" kind of comment
![Noob To Max With DRAGON REWORK In Blox Fruits [FULL MOVIE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LnBMOinoOvA/mqdefault.jpg)
"Wait! These years of war have made my words harsh and my tone insolent." A wise King indeed.
I am the 300th like.
@@royalanempire2965 Don't care
Yeah ! Still Better ! wake up !
Eeyup.
I love it, even the King admits that he was cranky as hell.
To be far, after fighting a war for this long, I would be
samurai jack showing politeness to a different king,
respect
Jack is almost always polite, and if he isn't he soon corrects himself.
Respect is the currency of real men.
@@ilnigromante666 Can't argue there.
He's polite to everyone lol
@@user-mg7wh8zq6v are you saying a samurai must be hostile to everyone,
So... Spartans with missile spears fighting robot minotaurs... Only in Samurai Jack. 🤗
In a show that pays homage to Frank Miller's Ronin and 300.
@@alexphillips4644 Artistic masterpieces.
And spartans being named PEACEFUL in this is also to be respected
@@misterfox7210 I wouldn't really call them peaceful so much as "I'm not going to harm anyone if I'm left alone" kind of mood
@@varangiangaming7178 , Ah, .....that sounds more accurate. Thanks.
I like to think most of these villains have nothing to do with aku but aku lets them do what they want cause he doesn't give a shit
The final season kind of says that. Aku plunders worlds other than earth and forces the weak to become his slaves in return for "safety". Meanwhile if a strong or evil group shows up, he lets them do as they please even onto those he supposedly grants protection.
It's like that one episode where he just shrougs he's shoulders and says ho ahead and slooooowly goes tu the bottom of he's lair to meet whit he's terapist becuse he's to buisy thinking obout samurai Jack.
@@name_stuff_numbers_morenumbers dude please check your spelling
Ok
@@hiddensinix2767 Maybe he just doesn't speak English...
I swear genndy is one of the best animators in cartoon history... Only he can portray a brutal war and still be eligible to show his work to children
It’s just a simple trick of replacing red plasma blood with any other colored fluid you can think of.
@@josephcalabrese6337 well ,he actually replaced the whole concept of killing to destroying machines
@@EL1KingAnd in Season 5, Gendy said "Fuck it, time for BLOOD!"
@@KevinTheKevinable yep ,it became an adult swim show( dude just imagine if they make a samurai jack movie filling the gap of 50 years ,that would be awesome)
U hav 300 likes
Something about jack turning around to leave immediately after apologizing, then the king showing a suprised wide mouthed expression, just really makes this show so much greater. Youd think anyone else would explain themselves to the king then stay to hear what else he has to say, but Jack knew that in that short moment he wasnt welcomed and decided to leave, which made the king (and anyone else whos good for that matter) really second guessed himself and had to bring himself back from his harsh tone of voice. Something so HUMXN about that, i love it and cannot stop watching that bit over and over again.
Yup
Why did you type humxn?
*human
@@justsomeguy6336 I've seen it a couple times before, it seems a little too consistent to be a typo
@@jackdaw7792 It’s just bs leftist crap
Funny when we were shown that future vision of Samurai Jack when he was older, he was wearing the same crown.
I feel like it would have been a mix of all cultures that Jack has discovered. Though he does look mostly Spartan.
Storm Bringer777 well he is from the past, he could've came before all of those men.
When did we see a future version of Jack wearing a crown?
@@bman3794during the final scene of the episode where Jack lost to the Guardian. The Time Portal showed the Guardian a possible future where Samurai Jack becomes a king after slaying Aku maybe?
Here’s the link - ruclips.net/video/VS1mo28G-Ow/видео.htmlsi=ygQSzOD5B1HquWEg
THE THREE HUNDRED....FIGHT FOR ONE!
You delusive
The 300 + 1
The funny thing is, this came out before the movie.
But after the original comic
@@amitaikatz5929 Still it's interesting how the slow motion fighting scenes with the intense music in the background makes it look like it's directly referencing Zack Synder's filmmaking style in the 300 movie when it isn't. A funny little coincidence.
@@victorconway444 I just rediscovered this episode and I could not believe it was before the movie ! Zack must've taken inspiration from this
@@hue_jazz59 they were both inspired by the comic.
@@a.g.r.v.3144 good to know, thanks
*Kratos shows up*
Jack meets aka God botherer/pulverizer
Kratos's son pops out of a bush stabbing someone.
*BOY*
(Inhales.) *Boi.*
Leonidas: Grampy?
Awesome. Also super cool to realize Leonidas here (don't recall if they said his name) is one of the few people who've wielded Jack's sword.
According to the end credits, the Spartan king is named Spartok. It's also the same name that his page on the Samurai Jack wiki uses.
I believe only Jack's dad, Jack, Spartok, the Banshee zombie, Aku and Ashi have wielded the magic sword, in that chronological order. Ashi might not count since that was the second iteration of the magic sword and it might've been a different one.
I remember Jack said in the episode where he fight the zombies at the graveyard and Aku himself that his sword was forged with purity and strength and can only be used in the hands of good. And in the hands of evil it can never harm an innocent so Spartok was pure enough to wield the sword to defeat the evil.
At first, you hear his question like a scolding. Like a "You don't belong here !" Then, you hear his question more like tough admiration & respect.
the 300 Spartans: If this mechanical beast reaches our land, all will be doomed
Spartans IRL: *If*
I love laconic
That was their reply to Philp of Macedon.
This is the 300 everyone wanted to see. I swear Samurai Jack has mini movie ideas in ever episode
The actual 300 movie looked JUST like this style wise for it's live action presentation! The 300 movie WAS amazingly well done!
The fact that Genndy Tartakovsky was inspired by Frank Miller's to acclaimed graphic novels "Ronin" and "300" with genius idea he brought them together in Samurai Jack.
Even in the episode Jack and the Rave where Jack faced against the DJ, the whole fight being in a mudhole with a crowd of people with glowomg red eyes watching is a reference to Frank Millers Batman (DKR)
The music alone could tell the story, but with everything combined? Gennedy is letting his genius show.
If anyone wants to know what 40k is like. This is basically it.
+Juan Paolo Datu Add a few cathedrals w big ass cannons, stick it on teads, shout "FOR THE EMPMPRA!!" a couple times, and sure.
+Carter Gates Except the part about the Imperium being a place of beauty, peace, and full of resources. Nor is the Imperium protected by a specific territorial advantage. The Xenos and the forces of Chaos are ever-present and the Imperium is losing more resources each battle.
+EmptyMan000 Pleasure worlds are peaceful.
+Fyrestorm Gaming well there's plenty of lore that suggests it may change in the future (but please oh god not an end times 40k)!
+Tac Son (Jackie Nam) Pleasure worlds are infested with the influence of Slaneesh, probably one of the most horrible Chaos Gods besides Nurgle or Khorne.
Despite the king’s harsh words against Jack for intervening in their battle, Jack apologized to the king and then sets forth to leave as he saw his assistance wasn’t needed. Upon Jack deciding to leave upon apologizing, the king realized he was quick to speak harshly towards Jack and apologized for his behavior, as the years of war had made his tone harsh. The king could’ve easily let Jack leave but seeing how Jack saved his son and apologized for intervening in the battle, he apologized to Jack, a complete stranger, and told him about the war he and his men have been fighting for years.
By far the greatest episode of samurai jack
Nah buddy all about Episode 10 Jack & The Lava Monster (I cry ebry tym)
That's incredible too, but this.. This is something else.
Again and again and again we must fight
definitely my favorite episode of the series
I love that this came out before the movie, so it was 100% based on the comics, which means any similarity to the movie is likely the movie being influenced by Samurai Jack.
The machine representing Persia lol
Manuel Gonzalez this is madness
@@BloodlustLizzy madness? THIS IS SPARTAAAA!
@Jotaro97 what are you talking about? The battle of the 300 (Thermopylae), which this is quite obviously based on was fought between Greeks and Persians.
@@primeministersinister625 Iran is Persia. Iran is the Iranian word for Persia, while Persia is the greek word for Iran.
@@primeministersinister625 Though the battle is a reference to Thermopylae, the machines more closely represents the Greek mythological beasts of Hydra and Minotaur and not Persians. It was said that if you cut off one of Hydra's head, two more will take it's place, the fact that the Machine aren't permanently destroyed but instead simply rebuilt is similar to Hydra. If we take a look at the image of a Minotaur, half man half bull, the machines look like Minotaurs. Though the battle is indeed a reference to Thermopylae, the enemies the Spartans face in Samurai Jack are references to the Greek legends of the Hydra and the Minotaur and not Persians.
Remember that before this episode, Jack was in some sort of wonderland dressed up as the burglar, princess and a train conductor.
sparta what your profession aho aho aho
*AAHWOO AAHWOO AAHWOO*
ALALAI! ALALAI! ALALAI!
SPARTANS!!!!
WHAT IS YOUR PROFESSION!!??
AHO AHO AHO
Pantheon(Spartan from LoL):My Profession!!!.... Come to think of it I wanna become a Baker
@Zombie Hunter huh?
Samurai Jack series was the best. I’m happy with the way they were able to make a last run to finish off the series.
stick war 2
swordwarth:dead
archerdons:dead
maigikill/meric:dead
slave giants:dead
speartons: living
swadowrath:dead
miners:dead
Hey bro, have you ever played stick empires? It's basically stick war 2 but with multiplayer!
@@realchickenlord I can't log in ;-;
Chicken Lord i cannot log in the login isnt working
That's basically the game lmao
@@realchickenlord yes I’ve played it. It’s fun
Jack is all, “Oh, my bad, bye.”
Man this is such a Ode to the great Frank Miller. Both the 300 and Ronin (Another Frank Miller Comic). But it is so bad ass at the same time :)
Jack and the Spartans won 2003 Primetime Emmy award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation
This was always one of my favorite episodes.
To think this came out 4 years before 300. I remember watching this as a freshman in high school and then going to 300 my freshman year of college and noting everything!
This episode was heavily inspired from the 300 graphic novel by Frank Miller.
you don't see heroes like jack anymore
New world order dont need heros like him...
THIS IS SPARTA!!!
The rule of numbers only works if you actually stand in the ravine not in front of it, you have to force your opponent to funnel into your lines, they actually could have made a really intersting piece of art from it by drawing the battles like the drawings on greek vasses
Genndy teaching the kids how to use choke points incorrectly is why I win at video games.
Tbf, it could be that they didn't want to take chances with the ravines and the monsters getting in if they screw up.
When samurai jack makes a better 300 movie than zack Snyder
I wonder exactly how far into the future is Jack from his time
1.5 million years
If you watch the show from the beginning it is mentioned within the first 4 episodes. The archaeologist dogs, whom he saves, do a carbon dating using a smell device. The machine picks up that he is from the time of 25 BA, or 25yrs before Aku. Basically, the time from when before Aku took over the whole of Earth and a good portion of the galaxy was 25yrs. Amazing what he was able to do. So the answer is he was flung into the future 25yrs.
And before you ask 'how could he develop a world so technologically advanced in such a short time?', remember a lesson from history. Japan, after over 250yrs in total isolation, was opened to the world by America. Japan made it their goal to modernize and make themselves powerful, which they did. Achieving almost 300 years of technological advancement in around 27 years. And considering that Aku is a magical being with access to planets across the galaxy it wouldn't be weird to consider the speed of which he was able to advance everything.
@@Kage342 Actually, I really doubt it was just 25 years into the future. Sure, the dogs said that Jack is from 25 years Before Aku took over the world, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it was 25 years only. You can say that it was AT LEAST 25 years into the future, but as other episodes show, it actually was much more than that. For example, that episode where Jack met his monk friend who was still a child when they first met in the past, but now is a really old man with full knowledge of the entire world. And even the dogs, they are researching for their ancestors because they no longer know their old generations(the "normal" dogs), so I would say that Jack went at most 400 years into the future, and 200 years at least.
@@sweetcoincidence4048-Jack just went from ninja's and samurai's age to robots and floating cars!!!That would be a few thousands years!!!
@@maestrulgamer9695 Well, that's true. But the technology of space is something amazing.
1:58 I miss the old Pantheon : (
He just wanted to be a baker
🤣🤣🤣 Pantheon Leauge of Legends was create like one of Sparta
Wait. These years of war have made my words harsh...
Love this one thanks for the upload
"THIS IS SPARTA!!"
Greeks Fighting the Persian warmachine. Alexander Total War next DLC comfirm!
The dialogue in this episode is perfect
I'm surprised the robot army never thought to use any weapons. Imagine if they had guns, swords, even pointy sticks. The war probably would have been over by now. Makes me wonder if the robots were actually attacking or just try to get from point A to point B while ignoring everything else.
In the shot where the dismembered Bullotron (the minotaur robots) was picked up by one of its kind not yet fallen, we see that a piece or two was left behind.
To me, the real question is: Why didn't the Spartans try to steal the bodies of their fallen enemies so they would never be repaired.
@@JMObyx I think they just take metallic scraps from the battlefield offscreen and uses them to make their shields and rocket launchers.
You can tell genndy was a really big fan of frank miller
Wish the Scottsman would have been in this episode as well
Imagine all his daughters marrying into the Spartans.
TheAttacker732 lol, that’s a lot of power
Son: This the guy who saved my life dad
King: and I took that personally
0:15 NOT THAT PERSONALLY!
Before the movie 300 🤟
I don't know if I can ever get myself to love Spartans
Do explain why?
@@Kage342 They were unrepentant warmongers. At birth all Spartan children were examined, if they had any kind of birth defects like a club foot, or missing fingers, anything, the newborn would be killed. And if they can't keep up with the training or were chronically ill, killed. All Spartan men were legally required to serve in the military until... I want to say it was your 30's when you weren't expected to be on hand for fighting 24/7. Don't like that? Well, your complaint will be recorded in the annals of Sparta's history with the note of "coward", you may also be executed.
@@barbatosmcmurderton4209 They didn't make as much war as you might think. Their army was mainly a home defense army than it was meant for offensive fighting against their neighbors. The Athenians were worse when it came to warmongering; throwing their weight around and pushing their ideas onto other city states. Persia attacked Greece twice, once under Darius and another time under Xerxes, because of the Athenians.
I am quite aware of how they would leave newborns out to die if they were weak or sickly. I am also aware of the training program, known as the "Agoge," where 7yr old kids were starved and beaten and often died during training. The training lasted till around 27 and you stayed in a barracks till you retired. Women were just as well trained and were said to be some of the hottest women in the world. I am also aware of the label of coward, but the Spartans weren't the only ones who would execute you for cowardice. Plus the way Spartans lived produced the finest and fiercest warriors the world ever saw at the time.
What I wanted to know was why Aidan, themselves, couldn't bring themselves to liking the Spartans. I wanted to know their reason.
@@Kage342 Ah, clearly you are more knowledgable of this subject then I. Never mind.
@@barbatosmcmurderton4209 I like to study history :3
Imagine going on the frontline daily, year after year. Against a mechanical bovinae, with no emotions and/or stamina, they only know destruction.
No wonder why these men (even if fictional) show super human strength. Like the king when he punched a robot and lifted it one handed.
The 300 Spartans are legendary warriors.
The music at 1:44 gives me chills. I wish I could find what it is
Wicked awesome vid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Aku: Imagine what culture we can share
Leonidas: We’ll haven’t you noticed we’ve been sharing our culture all morning.
This reminds me of the great wall instead of robots the defenders had to face thousands of alien beast that seeks to devour every living things in their path
The hell is that icon
Looks like 300 copied this part
ancient greeks copied samurai jack
vikranth rana
Actually this episode is a homage of the original 300 comic.
@@anthonyrodriguez8788 r/wooosh
@@theonejackal89 Whoosh nothing. 90% people on the planet are that stupid.
Samurai Jack is clearly a homage to Frank Miller's Ronin. A masterless samurai warrior brought into the future. Think about it.
The last samurai jack episode I remember...
THE 300 FIGHT FOR ONE!!!
Great now i have to find the whole episode and watch it now thanks a lot lol
Love his part it's my fav
i do not fear anything but *camera cut to rome* that thing scares me
Rome?
Jack is worthy to weild armytricks..... Which willl adapt and protect not only himself but also what he protects😌
I've never seen missile spears in any other media other than here.
This looks like an average monday morning on the rimworld.
I wonder how’d these guys would react to finding out that Jack found the gauntlets and helmet of The Titan Cronus
Greek here, they speak with a perfect Greek accent.
Genndy is one of the best cartoon directors in all of history.
It's funny, the video clips on "went mad" and he says "wemad" but it works for his accent.
1:34
From this moment I got ZS vibes💔one of the greatest movies👏👏
You know when you've been playing too much league when you see this and imidietly think of yasuo, pantheon, and allistar.
Hahaha so true
cringe
cringey as fuck.
When the word "Cringe" has lost its meaning because it is spammed by morons in unsuitable situations.
fuck off, that guy was a lol rat.
"THIS IS, SPARTA"!!!
0:35 - I always had trouble hearing that one line: does he say "a mechanical beast went mad" or _"we made"?_
it's "wend mad"
Assassin's creed odyssey graphics look sick
0:54 the leviathan, bath encounter
hmm if this cartoons anything like eh the genre in movies hmmm there a theme they show all kinds of warriors even the 70's themed n black samurai mm hmm but spartans golly
this is ,sparta !!! Sparta never surrender.
Kinda want a Zack Snyder Samurai Jack movie now
I love samurai Jack Everytime🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
1:43 THIS IS AWESOME
this is more of a 300 spartans +terminator plot
Very neat nod to 300 really.
This history is conectet to season 5😃
Sabaton intensifies
Many, Many years ago. When Persia came ashore. Heeding Leonidas call, the Spartans went to war.
I thought he didn't talk?
Im just like why not have some of your soldiers pick up the dead husks or something xD you just let em take them back
Because of how Greeks fight and the terrain.
These warriors are based off the Greek Spartans, and Spartan Hoplites fight in what is called the phalanx. It is made up of rows of tightly packed heavy infantry that can block and hold a position while being able to move in just one direction, forward. The phalanx is a very strong and tough defense to break, but it is very vulnerable to flanking attacks and attacks from the rear. Their numbers are small and they are using the terrain as a bottleneck in order to funnel the robots into a killing field where their numbers count for nothing. Moving their soldiers out of that bottleneck into more open terrain exposes them up to a counterattack in which the robots can encircle them and crush them.
It is easier to let them go because they cannot abandon their position or break ranks in order simply to grab husks. It wouldn't matter anyway because even those who aren't repaired are simply replaced by new ones. They don't just take back their broken comrades so they can be salvaged because not all of them can be after a ferocious battle that leaves many of them inoperable; some will have to be replaced. Something they do by simply making new ones on an assembly (something I assume since they are all made to look and act the same).
So, to sum up, they cannot leave their positions because even as the robots retreat their numbers are still substantial to attack. Moving from their defensive position into more open terrain leaves them vulnerable to such an attack. And keeping said husks would amount to little because even those not taken back can simply be replaced once more.
I hope this answers your hypothetical query.
@@Kage342
the yearly replies though lol
I am aware of the referencing and inspiration of the Spartans in samurai jack and is very "subtle" about the numbers being a dead giveaway
but even then the robots have been given simple commands, and the more the factory replaces missing husks or materials rather the slightly longer time it takes to make enough numbers for another assault, now if they have been doing so for a very long time the spartans could of at least earned a slight amount of respite between attacks.
As for the machines for figuring out any weaknesses and to exploit it for as long as the war has been going on their formation they could have done so already, but seeing as it didn't seems like the machines only follow a simple tactic for the longest time, attack then withdraw when a certain amount of losses has been reached.
So far the Machines have barely gotten any negatives not that it matters even if the Spartans did try to prevent them from salvaging their own, as for the Spartans here they have only been on the defensive with sustaining losses.
TL;DR machines are only following simple commands and have no superior giving them specific commands to overcome their current objective, only to keep the same pressure.
Spartans held their ground for years but has not taken any measures to improve on their defense not limited to lessening the enemies recovered fallen bodies.
This has went on for years, yes sieges lasts months or even a year
But yeah wasn't questioning 5 years ago its more like, "I would have done it this way" kind of comment
Gotta make the comments 300
Samurai jack
This is Sparta!!!!!!
Can you guys tell me what is the soundtrack goes like "mmmmmmmm" pls
Это моя любимая серия
Damn, im exactly 300000th viewer of this video
Badass
So Spartans fought with robots , cool 😂😂
Spartan are Granddaddy of all warrior
Nice description of the Persians lol
GoW 5 confirmed
I didnt know I watched the 300 before the Zack Snyder version
So did Samurai Jack inspire 300?
The movie was based on the comic by Frank Miller, and this episode was, too.
@@hamandcheese832 Yeah, but when I listened to the music in the film, it reminded me on this episode.
what episode is this?
samuraijack.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_XXV:_Jack_and_the_Spartans
This is SPARTA
Sooo
Futuristic romans using ancient technology and armor shooting robot Minotaurs on tank tracks using spear missile launchers?
Futuristic Greeks actually, Spartans were Greek.
@@gyara7329 how did I not realize this
Thank you for telling me this knowledge