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Samurai Jack Voice Actor Phil LaMarr Talks About Battle Through Time’s Connection to the Series

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Samurai Jack voice actor (and many others) Phil LaMarr starred in a recent video dropped by Adult Swim Games to promote the upcoming Battle Through Time video game. In the video, which you can watch below, LaMarr talks to the audience about what it’s like to return to Samurai Jack once again, the game’s connection to the series’ lore, and gives us a peek behind the scenes into the VO booths. First of all, here’s the video if you’d like to check it out yourselves:

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In addition to seeing LaMarr record lines as Jack, we also get to see returning cast members B.J. Ward (Witch Hag), Grey Delisle (Josephine Clench, Scotsman’s Daughter), Kevin Michael Richardson (Demongo), Greg Baldwin (Aku), Tara Strong (Ashi), John DiMaggio (Scotsman), and Rob Paulsen (Rothchild). Each actor gets screen time, giving us a fun look into the VO recording process.

Another notable tidbit is towards the end of the video, LaMarr talks about the connection between Battle Through Time and the show. He notes that Samurai Jack games have existed before, but calls this one the first time the “real team” has been fully involved in, and the only one that “follows the lore.” Official marketing taglines for the game include, “an untold adventure that ties into the epic series finale,” hinting at some connection to canon.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time will launch for the Nintendo Switch, the PS4, the Xbox One, and the PC in summer 2020.


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Lucas writes about video games a lot and is a former Siliconera editor. Sometimes he plays them. Every now and then he enjoys one. To get on his good side, say nice things about Dragon Quest and Musou. Never mention the Devil May Cry reboot in his presence. Backed Bloodstained on Kickstarter but all his opinions on it are correct regardless.