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General Info

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Available Episodes

• Episode 1: Tempestous Temperaments
• Episode 2: Redeye Reprisal
• Epsiode 3: Hellhounds for Hire (Part 1)
• Epsiode 4: Hellhounds for Hire (Part 2)
• Epsiode 5: Artistic Anarchy
• Epsiode 6: Stranger Searching
• Epsiode 7: A Risky Racket
• Epsiode 8: The Art of Altercation
• Epsiode 9: Beatbox Bandits
• Epsiode 10: Lethal Lunacy
• Episode 11: Gamblers and Gallantry
• Episode 12: The Disorder Diaries
• Episode 13: Misguided Miscreants (Part 1)
• Episode 14: Misguided Miscreants (Part 2)
• Episode 15: Bogus Booty
• Episode 16: Lullabies of the Lost (Verse 1)
• Episode 17: Lullabies of the Lost (Verse 2)
• Episode 18: War of the Words
• Episode 19: Unholy Union
• Episode 20: Elegy of Entrapment (Verse 1)
• Episode 21: Elegy of Entrapment (Verse 2)
• Episode 22: Cosmic Collisions
• Episode 23: Baseball Blues
• Episode 24: Evanescent Encounter (Part 1)
• Episode 25: Evanescent Encounter (Part 2)
• Episode 26: Evanescent Encounter (Part 3)

Story Synopsis

Samurai Champloo starts off with the viewer meeting Fuu, a young girl working in a tea shop. There she meets Mugen and Jin, two skilled samurai who start fighting and eventually destroy the tea shop. They are finally arrested and are sent for execution. Fuu helps them escape and enlists their help in finding the “Samurai with the scent of sunflowers”. This leads them on a series of adventures and mishaps and every episode is guaranteed excitement.

Samurai Champloo is set in Japan’s Tokugawa period, think samurai and kimonos. This has got to be one of the best anime series of all time, the fight scenes are amazingly choreographed, none of this DragonballZ repeating-hit bullshit. The thing that makes this show unique is its hip-hop soundtrack and while the idea of Japanese hip-hop might sound weird to some, it really fits the series. Definitely worth a watch!