By helping Jack travel to the past and rewrite history, they choose not to have been born and end their lives. The best thing would have been to accept reality and move on, killing Aku in the present as appropriate.

That's why the ending seems horrible to me.

Another thing is, Jack not knowing that if he kills Aku in the past, his daughter won't exist is incredibly stupid.

For me it’s always been the bgs. In a HUGE Scott Wills fan, I catch myself just staring off into the back of episodes.

Too bad Adult Swim removed it but I understand since it was supposed to release in 2016 but it was pushed to 2017.

The Pic is from an article about Cartoon Networks last gasp. Link: https://archive.is/p1miV

i just finished the entire show a week ago but this question popped up when i started watching s5 e1

i mean.. isnt he supposed to be happy instead? he knew jack has finally gave up in hope of finding a time portal so why was he sad

Jack and the Traveling Creatures

This is mine, easily. The dialogue, voice acting, and visuals are just so amazing. Such a cool glimpse into what's going through Jack's mind after 50 years.

Mine is the one where he finds the Shaolin monks of the future

2 minor characters that I really liked were x-49 and the gentleman. X-49 of course is tragic, dude never even wanted to fight and had a whole personality unlike other robots, but I also like the gentleman’s atheistic, calm and fancy but also very deadly.

Mine will always be the epic battle between Jack's father and Aku in The birth of Evil pt 2. Seeing the Emperor obtain the magic sword and be able to fight aku in a long, epic battle before sealing him away will always be the most awesome fight in the series to me.

After Ashi died of course 👀

Just think how badass the fight will be

I know it wasn’t important to the story but the episode ended with Jack not showing any concern of if he still had his sword which was strange especially since he got knocked out right when he was about to defeat Aku and Akus lair teleported elsewhere. Again I know it wasn’t important to the episode but seeing Jack care more about the stone than the whereabouts of his mightiest weapon threw me off