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"The basic premise of Samurai Jack comes from a recurring dream in Tartakovsky's childhood, where he'd wander a post-apocalyptic Earth with a samurai sword and travel the world with his crush, fighting mutants."
>"with his crush"
>Ashi is introduced
>all the foreshadowing of romance
you know it's going to happen, you know they're going to fuck
>"with his crush"
>Ashi is introduced
>all the foreshadowing of romance
you know it's going to happen, you know they're going to fuck
