Q Amp A Samuel L Jackson

When the Afro Samurai anime first aired on Spike TV in 2007, was unlike anything else on American TV. Although its mix of swordplay and cyberpunk was explored in Samurai 7 (which, incidentally, was produced by Gonzo, the same house as Afro Japanese animation), and the combination of feudal Japan and hip-hop had fueled Samurai Champloo, none of them had afro secret weapon: Samuel L Jackson not only the star of Pulp Fiction and the Star Wars prequels to the voice of the contractor and his character Sidekick, Ninja Ninja, Jackson, but also co-produced the animated series.