Great mix of sword fights, comedy and Hip Hop
Samurai Champloo aired on Japanese TV from 2004-05. It was a great mix of samurai action, comedy and Hip Hop. It’s set in ancient Japan and followed three main characters, Mugen who was a loudmouth ronin (masterless samurai), Jin who was a quiet and reserved ronin, and Fuu a girl who is looking for a samurai that smells like sunflowers. Surprisingly very little is ever said about who this man is and why Fuu wants to find him.<br /><br />The connection between music and the show was right at the start as it had a Hip Hop theme song and the end of the opening credits has the title Samurai Champloo spinning around a record label. Sometimes it’s used in scenes such as the opening of one episode where a man beat boxes so a samurai can make a challenge to a man or another time when they run into three people on the road who rap about their next opponent.<br /><br />Hip Hop culture is also included such as one episode that features a group of graffiti artists in Hiroshima.<br /><br />The heart of the story is Fuu, Mugen and Jin traveling across Japan on their quest to find the sunflower samurai and running into all kinds of odd characters. One time Jin gets into a fight with an assassin gentlemen who gives up on the fight when he finds out that the man who hired him is dead and he won’t get paid. Fuu runs into an artist that works for a female Yakuza boss who kidnaps girls. Another time they run into a gay Dutchman who was drawn to Japan because of a book he found about gay love. There are tragedies as well like when Fuu meets a pick pocket trying to take care of his sick mother who ends up a victim of the law. Then Mugen runs into a n emotional disciplinarian who wants to teach him how to read. It’s all very entertaining and made this a standout anime series.<br />C
The movie title "Samurai Champloo: The Complete Series [Blu-ray]," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.9 from 3966 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Let's break it down. Mugen's a reckless sword-slinger with a style that's more b-boy than Shaolin. He's got a nasty streak that makes people want to stick a knife in his throat. Then there's Jin, a deadbeat ronin who speaks softly but carries a big blade. He runs game old-school style, but he can make your blood spray with the quickness. When these roughnecks bring the ruckus, it ain't good for anybody, especially them. Enter Fuu, the dizzy waitress who springs her new friends from a deadly jam. All she wants in return is help solving a riddle from her past. She and the boys are tracking the scent, but there's ninety-nine ways to die between them and the sunflower samurai..