Jack refuses to fight to prove his pure heart, but Ikra leaps to battle. However, the jewel senses something wrong and a huge six-armed giant appears with the jewel resting in its forehead. The jewel emits a beam of light and Jack surmises that it is testing the purity of their hearts. Finally, they reach a small oasis and find the jewel hovering over a pool of water.
They journey together across the desert for many days and encounter many dangers, with each warrior saving the life of the other several times. Jack proposes that the two join forces and quest for the jewel using the directions he obtained from the shopkeeper.
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She also came to the marketplace to find that same shopkeeper and learn the location of the jewel so that she could use its power to free her father who, as punishment for defying Aku, has been imprisoned in a ring of fire.
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It happily eats from Jack's hand but flees from the woman in terror. During dinner, a small shrew creature approaches them. The two fight their way out of the shop and escape the market on Ooklas, which are like camels but different. Unable to reach his sword, it looks bad for Jack until the arrival of a green-skinned warrior woman wielding a black sword. Suddenly, several sword-wielding robots burst in and attack. However, the shopkeeper also senses an unknown evil. Visions from the light show Jack the way to a magical jewel which, if used by one who is pure of heart, has the power to send him home. The shopkeeper leads Jack to a back room and shows Jack the Light of Eternity. The little shopkeeper, after trying to sell Jack a rug, notices the Woolies scroll and reveals that he is an old friend of theirs. Upon entering the strange shop, Jack is greeted by a small, elderly creature who says that he has been expecting Jack. A cloaked and hooded Jack slowly makes his way through the market until he sees a sign above a door whose markings match the ones on the scroll given to him by the Woolies. The episode opens in an unnamed Middle Eastern city inhabited by various species of alien creatures adopting it's culture as well. With new ally Ashi by his side, the quest continues to destroy Aku and liberate the world from his tyranny once and for all.A mysterious female warrior joins Jack in his quest, but Jack isn't certain she is really an ally. Death, pain, and suffering follow in his path. His fight has bought nothing but trouble to those he encounter. Jack’s feelings of guilt and self-loathing are displayed here. It is much more subtle than that but once you notice, it is difficult not to think of Spongebob being used as an eccentric, fun-loving robot assassin.Īshi finally finds Jack, and it is finally revealed who the mysterious horseman is. Spongebob’s personality is well-known among animation enthusiasts and you may notice that Kenny incorporates parts of it into his performance of Scaramouche, not least through Scaramouche’s love for music and his ability to control weapons via his singing. Kenny is a very prominent voice actor, most well known as the titular character of Spongebob Squarepants. Meanwhile, the robot assassin from the first episode whom Jack had supposedly destroyed is alive and well! Yes, the music loving, eccentric robot Scaramouche ( Tom Kenny) is alive, through his head, which is forced to hop like a bunny to travel. As Ashi progresses, she becomes more and more impressed with Jack’s feats, finally, permanently rejecting Aku and her mother, the High Priestess ( Grey Delisle).
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Ashi is exposed to Jack’s legacy of good that he has done for the world, in spite of Aku’s (original series Mako Iwamatsu, revival series Greg Baldwin) terror. The episode is essentially a tour through a living museum of episodes from the original Samurai Jack series. Along the way, she encounters people who have become products of Jack’s legacy. We know that the children survived, and now Ashi ( Tara Strong) has set off to find Jack. This episode picks up where the previous one left off, with Jack ( Phil LaMarr) having left the factory from the last episode, believing he is responsible for the murder of countless children. Yes Samurai Jack has officially fully embraced its new freedom through the Y-14 rating with its first adult joke. That grabbed your attention huh? I’m just as surprised as you are ladies and gentlemen. “Whoa, what a freak! Looked like a talking penis.”
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