He spent 50 years in an accursed future, and came back, shoving the Shogun of Sorrows deep into the earth. but for what? In the end, the suffering continues, regardless of his efforts. "Heh… they thought it was that easy to smite me…" "Who would have thought that the real key to glory… was masquerading as divinity."

Rumi had known about the worlds like any other being as herself. She had many experiences during her travels and now she must help a man return where he belongs.

After recovering from the Aku infection, Jack comforts a young stranger. (One shot)

In this first story of the new year, Jack has been brought to the village full of young people as he was chosen to select to guard the fountain of youth but as he tried to fight off the a hundred guards, he happen to fell into the fountain and got turn into a little boy as he get to see that he was shocked and suprised.

A dramatized, legendary, adventurous, thrilling, suspenseful, retelling of Season 4 Episode 1: Samurai Jack VS The Ninja. As is true with my previous work, it adopts grittier tone than the show itself and appeals to more mature audiences, especially those who pay attention to detail and enjoy elaborate combat sequences.

My own personal version of how UWE could most likely end. With our characters getting closure as they face a new world created by their actions.

Samurai Jack or Gonkuro has returned back home genuinely missing his vanished bride, Ashi. However, he encounters potential second love through an old childhood friend. But, however, he still has feelings for Ashi.

As Samurai Jack or Gonkuro celebrates the new year with his family, he recalls how he visited the north pole and saved it from its downtrodden state.

A samurai prince and his friends, sent through time, fights to return home and save the world. In ancient Japan, the shape-shifting wizard known as Aku resurfaces and attacks the nation. When the Emperor is captured, his son is sent to train throughout the world in many forms of discipline and combat.

Forty years have ed, but the future has not changed. Jack no longer looks for the past, he no longer looks for hope in the future. He only travels, a poor means to escape his demons. But through a mountain , in a desolate land, he finds what he believed to be impossible. Children, filled with hope. [Cover Image by Inyuji]

A little girl becomes a friend of Jack. They chase crickets together. Then, Aku returns. She suffers his wrath. But then, when victory is won, she anticipates the arrival of her Prince. And then, their journey begins.

Missing scene from Episode XV: Jack Tales. Post magic worm. One shot.

Just when life in Ancient Japan returns to normal, Samurai Jack is faced with the enemy he thought he'd destroyed. Except, the all-powerful Aku is not the same as he re. Trapped in a human form, Aku must learn to live by Jack's side with true identity a secret, until one can outdo the other. But neither can predict the events that will test the very nature of their rivalry.

Ashi reflects upon her mission and purpose as a Daughter of Aku and her sisters make sure she does not forget her place. Death is failure.

This is a rewrite of the ending of Samurai Jack Season 5 as I did not like said ending.

Long ago in a distant land, an ancient warrior arose to fight the forces of darkness, but was corrupted and turned into Aku's young daughter. Now, armed with dark magic, a magical sword, and the power of righteousness, one samurai must battle through time with her counterpart to save the world from total darkness.

What if the samurai defeated Aku in Episode 1?

The events of Episode XXXIV play out with minor differences but great results. Years later Ikra returns to the world as her own woman, and is determined to stay that way. But the world of Aku and her own nature do not lend themselves to a quiet life beneath the notice of the mighty. Not that she will give up her vague and poorly defined ambitions quietly.

SERIES Info : Shortly after Ashi's ing, Jack hears crying in the woods from a baby of mix descent from japenese and African ancestry. No one claims the child, so Jack raises her as his own adoptive daughter into a warrior that will save and protect her people and many more. First season rating "T", Season 2 and over rating is M. and T.

How do you move on when your significant other leaves you for...you?

The Scotsman—now a ghost—comes across a familiar face. Unfortunately, it's deja vu all over again when he realizes his dear friend is missing both his brain and magic sword. This naturally calls for another search, like that one adventure decades ago. Only this time, it won't just be the two of them. Because despite losing his identity, his friend found himself a girlfriend!

The Legend of the Samurai was exactly that: a legend. A fairy tale. It had never once crossed Evie's mind that it was actually all real. The story also seemed to have forgotten to specify that the Samurai had a blonde American tagalong and that the Samurai's name wasn't even Japanese. Honestly, what is up with that?

In which time traveling into the past does not have the desired effect. The Forces of Time are not done with you or your vanished bride yet, Samurai. (This is the expanded version of my previous short story, The Woman on The Moon.)

After losing Ashi the love of his life, the samurai was approached by a mysterious dark entity who said that he can bring her back if he does something for him. Jack accepts and he will be facing dangerous new foes in his quest to save Ashi. Arc 1 complete. Arc 2 complete

it up to the older child of Aku to save her young siblings