Samurai Jack · 4:33am Mar 16th, 2017
So. I started getting into Samurai Jack now that they're giving it a season 5.
And I just realized something.
Nightmare Moon's story is just Samurai Jack from the other perspective.
A purveyor of intelligent literary commentary some of the time, and whatever I feel like the rest of the time.
So. I started getting into Samurai Jack now that they're giving it a season 5.
And I just realized something.
Nightmare Moon's story is just Samurai Jack from the other perspective.
Actually, it's more of an inversion of Samurai Jack, it's still the same perspective (Entity A using magic to banish Entity B for a time period), but this time it's the 'white' driving away the 'dark'.
Also there's the inversion of the story being in the intro of the MLP pilot, but not in succeeding intros, whereas the intro story in Samurai Jack only happens after the pilot episode.
I said something earlier on a distant story, but here goes:
Long ago in a distant land, a shape-shifting master of darkness's sister unleashed
unspeakable harmony. A foolish nightmare, wielding magic armor
Stepped forth to oppose her. Before decisive blows could be struck,
a portal was torn open to the moon,
Flinging Nightmare into the future, where love and tolerance is law.
Now the fool seeks to return to the Eternal Night of the past, and undue the future that is Celestia.
4458197 Oh wow, I didn't notice the intro thing. That's weird, but cool in context.
"Nightmare Moon's story is just Samurai Jack from the other perspective." No its not.