Watch it for yourself and see if you want to argue about how it’s not. The final spot goes to the Tale of X9, which is probably one of the best episodes to come out of the entire series. The second goes to The princess and the bounty hunters, where a group of bounty hunters talk about how they will each take out Jack but eventually realize the most effective way is to team up. Ninja where Jack must fight a Ninja who hides in the shadows. The three best episodes to come out of this season take home the honor without any argument. Not the best way to say goodbye but at least it’s pretty obvious he will be back very soon (cough, Season five, cough). It’s a nice two part send off to the a great character but unfortunately, the main story wraps up too fast and the second half of part two is basically just Jack and the Scotsman on screen the entire time being silly. After Jack loses his memory, it’s up to the Scotsman to help Jack remember who he is.
This season would also feature the return of the fan favorite character, The Scotsman. This helps to showcase the team learned the hard lesson from season two’s Jack and the Farting Dragon. Also, not a single episode is completely comedic in nature. Whether he is fighting a giant robot, a ninja who hides in the shadows, or a retired robot who just wanted out the game, Jack utilizes all his abilities and pushing himself past his limits. The season featured more action and episodes with Jack being pushed to his limits. Was the last season the reason for the break? Was it so bad the audience at the time didn’t care to see whether or not Jack made it back to the past? This is far from the case as the Samurai Jack season four was a fantastic season which did not disappoint. This is the last season of Samurai Jack to come out before the long hiatus many thought was permanent cancellation. Time to come to the end of retrospective.
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