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Edited by
Rockmybobbysocks
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Wed 08/19/09 10:26 PM
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so tonight after much sittin in front of a novel with a momentary case of THE BLOCK
i decided to throw on some samurai champloo. its been a while since i've watched it but damn i've forgotten how fantastic it was down to the very first episode. 
edit i meant last episode. LOL but the first one sucks you in immediately :p |
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Can you summarize the premise for me?
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I....have never watched it, actually.
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Can you summarize the premise for me? i'm too lazy for that crap. here. A young woman named Fuu is working as a waitress in a tea house when she is harassed by a band of ruffians. Another customer, Mugen, offers to take care of them in exchange for food, but ends up instigating a brawl. Jin, a stoic young ronin in samurai garb, enters the tea house in the midst of the fight. Mugen attacks Jin after he proves to be a worthy opponent and they begin fighting one another, ignoring a fire that started during the brawl. They both faint from smoke inhalation. When they awaken, they find they have been arrested for the murder of Shibui Tomonoshina, the magistrate's son, and are to be executed. With help from Fuu, they escape and Fuu asks them to travel with her to find "the samurai who smells of sunflowers," a mysterious man Fuu can give little description of, but whom she insists she must find. They agree to join her, with Fuu making only one condition: they are not to duel one another until the journey is done. basically these two dudes get into a mondo fight and she tricks them into a deal to help her find the samurai that smells like sunflowers. but they can't fight each other until they help her with this. so in lies their journey. :D its funny and fantastic art. its Edo period urban. |
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Thank you
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Just watched the first episode, its really great. Its dubbed tho, and its the same voices that were in Cowboy Bebop, so its awesome
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so tonight after much sittin in front of a novel with a momentary case of THE BLOCK i decided to throw on some samurai champloo. its been a while since i've watched it but damn i've forgotten how fantastic it was down to the very first episode. edit i meant last episode. LOL but the first one sucks you in immediately :p 
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Can you summarize the premise for me? i'm too lazy for that crap. here. A young woman named Fuu is working as a waitress in a tea house when she is harassed by a band of ruffians. Another customer, Mugen, offers to take care of them in exchange for food, but ends up instigating a brawl. Jin, a stoic young ronin in samurai garb, enters the tea house in the midst of the fight. Mugen attacks Jin after he proves to be a worthy opponent and they begin fighting one another, ignoring a fire that started during the brawl. They both faint from smoke inhalation. When they awaken, they find they have been arrested for the murder of Shibui Tomonoshina, the magistrate's son, and are to be executed. With help from Fuu, they escape and Fuu asks them to travel with her to find "the samurai who smells of sunflowers," a mysterious man Fuu can give little description of, but whom she insists she must find. They agree to join her, with Fuu making only one condition: they are not to duel one another until the journey is done. basically these two dudes get into a mondo fight and she tricks them into a deal to help her find the samurai that smells like sunflowers. but they can't fight each other until they help her with this. so in lies their journey. :D its funny and fantastic art. its Edo period urban. Great series!! Some of the best sword action in the world of anime, along with Rurouni Kenshin & Samurai X. |
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Just finished watching the series in dubbed form, and I have to say, it was freaking great. I didn't like the ending too much tho.
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