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Unparalleled vibes. The definition of an odyssey.
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Universal Vibes. There’s something authentic about _Samurai Champloo_ that vastly separates itself from other pieces of fiction, even upon rewatching. One could mention its immersive atmosphere of engulfment viewed from the protagonists simil…
Read full review on AniList →Epic style epic style epic style
Samurai Champloo is the first anime that really changed my perspective on life. The phrase ''It's about the journey not the destination'' never really struck a chord with me when I kept hearing it. After watching this anime, I now understand the importance of the journey and living life in the prese…
Read full review on AniList →The most hip (and hop) anime you'll ever see
>"I have no desire to kill you. In fact, you're not worth killing. Killing you, would only tarnish my blade." - Jin
Time and time again I've iterated that there's no such thing as "perfect". Perfection is impossible to have, because it's whole ideology is completely subjective. What's perfect in on…
Read full review on AniList →This wacky mashup of traditional and contemporary has the right amount of charm and style to touch my heart.
__Mild Spoilers for Samurai Champloo__
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I hope I don’t come across as snobbish by beginning this review by saying I often [like](https://anilist.co/review/2947) to [go](https://anilist.co/review/2975) [off](https://anilist.co/review/3806) the beat…
Read full review on AniList →"You must accept yourself just as you are and live according to the flow of things; that is true freedom."
Vibes are a major part of _Samurai Champloo, and for good reason. Vibes are what make something special; you don't see vibes, you don't hear them, you feel them. The embarrassment you feel when you trip in public, the absolute shame you experienced when you ****** yourself in bed that one time an…
Read full review on AniList →Maybe the true sunflower samurai was the friends we made along the way.
__Disclaimer:__ Hello! This is user sawakazes back with another review! If you're interested, feel free to take a look at my [A Lull in the Sea review](https://anilist.co/review/11602) as well, as I will be structuring this review in a similar fashion. With that being said, let me get right into tal…
Read full review on AniList →Searching for the Sunflower Samurai was quite the adventure.
__Please note: this review uses the scoring and rating system from MAL, and was copied over from there.__
In watching this series, i had honestly forgot it shared the director from Cowboy Bebop, though it was a little like always on the tip of my tongue as Mugen's dubbed VA is also Spike, and so I…
Read full review on AniList →Samurai Champloo oozes style and substance. A journey across a country with your new partners you never want to end.
__Warning: I wrote this at midnight while emotional, so this is a mess.__
I don't think a written review can do justice to how much I love this show. The main flaw I can think of is the ending, which is by no means bad, I think it is a superb send-off, but doesn't feel as truly impactful as it shou…
Read full review on AniList →Plongée Hiphopesque dans l'ère Edo
TEXTE SANS SPOILER
Il y a 2 ans, je découvrais l'anime dont on m'avait vanté des qualités incroyables. MIEUX ENCORE, que c'était à coup sur l'anime du siècle.
J'enchaînais alors les épisodes jusqu'au 13ème... pour m'arrêter et ne jamais reprendre. L'histoire m'ennuyais, je me demandais quand est c…
Read full review on AniList →A journey between 3 samurais, a quest to find one, and Edo-era weirdness.
____This review contains spoilers. Don't end up searching them unlike the samurai who smells of sunflowers, you know..____
Imagine if you put Cowboy Bebop, and took it way back to Edo-era Japan, then start to add elements that weren't there in that time period, but make sure for one ride of an anim…
Read full review on AniList →Samurai Champloo is a beautiful blend of traditional Japanese themes and modern day hip-hop.
What's up everybody! Killua Morales is back with another anime review. Before this time of the pandemic, I've rarely had time to do anything due to my work schedule, but now that my job is put on hold, I'm now able to put more time into my book I'm writing and my blogs here. Now that I've notified y…
Read full review on AniList →It’s edgy mixture of martial arts combat and hip hop irreverence is quirky, fast-paced, violent and very entertaining
>Samurai Champloo" is perhaps one of the best shows in the animé genre that I've ever seen. It is the masterpiece born from the artistic mind of Shinichirô Watanabe (famous for his work in "Cowboy Beepbop"), Kazuto Nakazawa, and Mahiro Maeda.
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Read full review on AniList →Join these three in search of the Samurai who smells of sunflowers, to find your own destiny.
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Samurai Champloo is a one of a kind anime, in my opinion, it’s one of the best. I was not one of the many who first experienced this as it aired outside of Japan in 2005 on Toonami. In fact, I was barely four years old and the only anime I had experience w…
Read full review on AniList →Overcoming the past with hip-hop, sword fights and yes, friendship
_WARNING: FULL SPOILERS FOR _SAMURAI CHAMPLOO
Mugen was born on an island where only exiled criminals lived, a place so horrible there is no distinction between it and ****, at least in Mugen's mind. The idea of communitarianism plays a large role in his identity. He is a product of his hellish…
Read full review on AniList →Ringing in the Edo period in style.
Warning: This review contains spoilers for _Samurai Champloo_ and minor spoilers for _Cowboy Bebop_.
_Samurai Champloo_ is the first show I've watched where I have felt this level of compulsion to write a review. As such, this is my first review on AniList ever.
From the beginning to the end, ever…
Read full review on AniList →Drifting Ronin: Hip-Hop, Swords, And People Born In The Wrong Era
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>“Only hope can give rise to the emotion we call despair. But it is nearly i…
Read full review on AniList →I got bit by the overhype bug
I thought it was good. That's all. The most 7/10 anime I've watched all year tbh.
Idk, I feel in this day and age, _not_ thinking something was an 11/10, "you HAVE to watch this before you die, man!" once-in-a-lifetime experience...can come off as a blow to the heart of someone who did find it as s…
Read full review on AniList →Review de Samurai Champloo.
__1. Introdução:__ Nesta review eu irei abordar alguns tópicos referentes ao anime em questão. Todos os tópicos a serem abordados foram elaborados conforme a minha experiência e pontos que achei bons de serem colocados.
__2. Enredo:__ "Personagem X procura seu pai que o abandonou quando criança, c…
Read full review on AniList →Samurai Champloo may have its repetitive issues but excels in direction, which is to be expected
Saying this as someone who doesn’t have nearly enough experience with his work, Watanabe has always been a mixed bag for me. Both in the sense that I’ve never really known what tone he would go for, nor the approach his visual and narrative presentation would take, which makes them a very compelling…
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