In a longer trailer for the fifth and final season of Samurai Jack, we learn that Jack has been stuck in Aku’s terrible future for 50 years since we last saw him. The now-bearded samurai says ...

Perhaps his and Kembai’s passive survival is part of the film’s commentary on the entrenched, biased protections of the samurai hierarchy. This bearded strong man is the muscle of the group ...

Worse, his sword is gone. And unlike the refined, quiet and ritualistically neat Jack of previous years, the samurai is now a long-haired, bearded savage who hallucinates ghosts of his long-dead ...

There isn’t much gameplay shown, but it looks to be a hack and slash affair with a pixelated (and sometimes bearded) Jack. It’s been a long time since we’ve seen a Samurai Jack game.

Next month will see the return/conclusion to the beloved animated series Samurai Jack ... This reveals none other than a bearded Jack, weathered by years of time travel, fighting and separation ...

Cruise plays the lavishly bearded and long-haired Captain Nathan ... the Japanese army which is facing a revolt from an army of Samurai, traditional warlords who believe their country is selling ...