All The Daughters of Aku Deaths.

All The Daughters of Aku Deaths.

[@LittleCupcakeOfMemories]

The moment he realizes they weren't machines...

[@Straswa]

"Just nuts and bolts"

[@Straswa]

@MjrCinnaminBun living things yes, but this was a living human being.

[@erikthomsen4768]

Well straswa, as human as the offspring of Aku can be. That would make them half human or something like that.

[@phuctranhong8714]

@MjrCinnaminBun Well, too him, when He first fought them, he though they were something like a machine, a monster, or worse, clone of Aku. But when he saw the red blood, and the face of the young girl, that was something els, he just not mentally prepare for that

[@kamikaze4172]

@@erikthomsen4768 His darkside even said "you've never killed a living human before, *flesh and **_blood"_*

[@soirema]

*All The Daughters of Aku Deaths* sees Ashi in the thumbnail ಥ_ಥ

[@TerriorR.]

Who's Ashi?

[@thefiesta2334]

@@TerriorR. She was the one who died at the end

[@speauks_4667]

TheFiesta whoosh

[@thatonestupidguy5584]

@@TerriorR. i am somewhat triggered because of that question But its ok tho

[@rodrey330g9]

Wife gone... Think about wife... Regret

[@tumbletube855]

Jack i dont feel so good

[@goldenqueen7973]

u want doubleD Boi......

[@subarnosiraji2640]

u want doubleD oh hell no 😂😂

[@lunaiinn]

Dude.

[@zanir2387]

Idiot, my feelings!!!😡😭😡😭😡😭

[@lunaiinn]

@@zanir2387 *pat pat* it's ok, he's alive now! 😭😭

[@dreamhollow]

I still have an internal struggle about them letting Ashi exist up until she and Jack are about to be married. That was purely for the drama.

[@Omnipotentmonkey]

Yeah. pretty bad from a writing perspective. I get the sense that Gendy Really did want to continue the series but still hadn't cemented any great ideas on how to actually finish the story. hence why Season 5 starts INCREDIBLY, then slowly tapers off before ending pretty clumsily.

[@group3-oralcom.stagas11-ar3]

Salty much? Aku's death in the past means Ashi was never born. So she dies. Drama is logical.

[@Omnipotentmonkey]

@@group3-oralcom.stagas11-ar3 seriously man, are you an idiot? for one, if Aku dies in the past then he never sends Jack into the future, the entire SERIES never happens, and Jack never meets or connects with Ashi anyway. because even if there was a Jack sent forward there'd be no Aku or Ashi in that future. meaning it's all a damn paradox regardless and this ending makes no sense. I can forgive that to an extent, but the issue here is rather than just... you know, dying instantly because she was erased by the paradox, she dies far later because.... error 404. literally no reason... TLDR, Gendy liked Gurren Lagann so he ripped off its ending wholesale regardless of how little sense it made for Samurai Jack.

[@sunnivaleflair3576]

@@Omnipotentmonkey yeah he definitely didnt think this ending through Ashi is the only one that survives until the wedding by what logic lol?

[@xtiyan]

@@sunnivaleflair3576 barry allen messed with the timeline

[@Rexsaglez]

For several years I had this idea that this was a kids’ show...

[@georgesteenborg8436]

It was until after season 4

[@Nameless82284]

It is or was, but I just realized something. The whole being an adult cartoon was so Jack could kill people. Just like the ninja turtles, in the original comics they were for adults and the turtles killed their enemies because they're ninjas and that's what ninjas do, but now it's in a kids show and they mostly use their weapons to block other weapons and they mostly knocked out their enemies. The only thing they ever kill is ninja robots.

[@queenkoko8686]

@@Nameless82284 Well, except in the 2012 reboot. Towards the end of the show it had some dark theme; in my personal opinion it was a good reboot and I kinda miss it.

[@AndrewUchiha4747]

Ohhh thats why they cancelled it for so long. They needed their childhood fans to grow up so they could up their game. Brilliant!

[@fairymairah]

@@Nameless82284 i see ! ! ! !

[@diegoviniciomejiaquesada4754]

1. Sliced throat, death by blood loss. 2&3&4. Blade stab in the chest, death by perforated heart, and blood loss. 5. Death by high altitude fall. 6. Punch in the face, death by broken neck/jaw, and dorsal spine rupture. 7. Death (?) by "Grandfather paradox".

[@PartigradeCannon]

I'm skeptical about 5. Ashi and Jack fell from just as high.

[@LamentedSun]

6) Falcon Punch

[@sydneyhamilton2575]

Most Likely Fade From Existence

[@vixenthedemonfoxvixen9831]

Diego Vinicio Mejía Quesada but in when Ashi was dropped down she survived should that mean that she survived as well

[@noobhubzero1760]

Diego Vinicio Mejía Quesada Ashi has a chain, the other two didn’t

[@borter567]

Zuko: that’s rough buddy

[@randomsonygaming7054]

Wtf?

[@CronosGolden]

Sokka. Not zuko

[@cosmiclizard8264]

​@@CronosGolden Zuko. Not Sokka.

[@CronosGolden]

@@cosmiclizard8264 Sokka and Yue

[@cosmiclizard8264]

​@@CronosGolden Yes, but "that's rough buddy" is Zuko's qoute.

[@mattregan6128]

See, this is what happens when you wear white to a Japanese wedding.

[@noneofyourbusiness2992]

Lmaoooooo

[@abcdfsriz]

you just had to

[@pleasecallmedaviddjs1298]

Matt Regan just like if you’re wearing a red shirt in Star Trek

[@lunardragon4515]

Horrible joke

[@Absolbr]

Plz explain I don't get it

[@nicklancial7515]

dam they should've found a way to keep ashi alive....like she came from an alternate timeline or something.....I'm kinda glad that they kept to the fact that no aku=no daughters of aku .......but dam Jack deserved a little happiness

[@jaguar4u2012]

the creators insisted on a tragic ending, so its not that they couldnt find a way, Ashi was destined to die to begin with

[@shibaanimegameedits2961]

Nick Lancial I was so mad

[@Ncholasbloom]

in a way it proves her mother wrong her death was victory

[@bahamutprime1159]

Like Lucina?

[@AndreiPopescu]

There is a way for Jack to save Ashi. It didn't take me too long to figure it out, so I'm sure Jack will too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/goPUp6p8otR4fNU&list=PLtwroB4rVEIB_DyEsdmJklrl82j8bR2HH&index=9

[@ammarpratama1203]

The Daughters of Aku: "Years of torment wasted"

[@eddieman5996]

I find it creepy how the daughters just... move on. They don't even care, one of them even took the weapon that killed the other and used it to fight. That detail got to me on a deeper level.

[@Karomix3]

They used to care for each other, but the cult discouraged them all the time until they finally stopped. That's even sadder. They were literally told that caring for one another was a weakness that would get them killed, ironically that's what gets them killed since they don't cover for each other when they are attacked, which makes them less efficient the more they lose one of them.

[@jubileegabrielmateo7437]

You can blame the High Priestess for such bad influence on them.

[@jubileegabrielmateo7437]

​@@Karomix3 What's even more ironic about such ruthless "(moral) care principle" of theirs is that it would've later sealed the fate of the High Priestess.

[@Zerum69]

*sees he just killed a real human* Jack: omg! I'm a murderer now! I'm a monster! Also Jack: well if you killed one might as well kill 5 more just in case

[@youtubeenigma8316]

Always end the bloodline

[@PulseCardiacSensor]

Jack warned the others for like 3 times before attacking tho

[@michaelblackwell5344]

Its not murder if its war.

[@NCXitlali]

.....i did the same thing. Not killing but something else and now i feel even more ashamed. It numbs for a little then gets worse

[@maylabrown4584]

@@NCXitlali shut up

[@kamikaze4172]

So how ironic is it that Samurai Jack despised everything Aku did, and then when he finally defeats Aku, it erases something that brought him so much happiness? He destroyed what he hated, but also what he loved at the same time

[@lunarskygacha9036]

It's sorta poetic when you think of it.

[@3takoyakis]

Even in death, he still a villain

[@Vile-MKII]

"FOOL!"

[@MrFable93]

They really tried to fight a man who had over 50yrs of fighting experience

[@Pandorasoul]

And had all the strength, stamina and speed of a young man. They were doomed from the begining.

[@spikeshepard1897]

I was kinda dissapointed how they hyped them and how they died so easily

[@Providence83]

Is it not a lot more than that? He trained from like the age of 5-7 or something up until his 20's or 30's where he fought Aku, then got sent into the future where he didn't age for 50 years, fighting all the while. His experience is more like 75-80 years, which is literally an entire lifetime (multiple lifetimes' of the daughters since they too started around 5 and fought around 2-30's.)

[@vicio19995]

@@spikeshepard1897 seasons of death, WINTER,

[@MillyKKitty]

Ashi ceased to exist with the flowers on her head. Wait who is Ashi again?

[@lisandq841]

Where did you get that name?

[@azrusboi3821]

What are you people talking about

[@eevve9894]

Sect of followers of Aku summoned him. He full the goblet with his essence and the Ashi's mother drink it. Then she get pregnant and give birth to Daughters of Aku the same day. So she was like half human, half demon and her birth was supernatural.

[@RealmSprinter]

who are you talking about??

[@shard39]

@@eevve9894 that's a nice fan theory. Hopefully they add ashi"t" to the show

[@cyberwolfy37]

Ashi's death, while tragic, was necessary. she is the proof of Aku's existence. if she remained alive, that means aku is alive somewhere, and I won't put it past him to survive due to how slippery he was, remember that he was able to escape the notice of 3 gods while they were destroying his original body. Ashi's disappearing is the proof that there is no way aku is alive and Jack truly won.

[@NPFfumbi]

That’s messed up

[@ingamingpc1634]

The video game that recently came out that's a continuation of the show actually reveal a alternate scene where she doesn't die and marries him of course this can be pulled off but only by defeating the game on its hardest level it's revealed by the creators of the show and the people that worked on the game this is the actual 100% Canon ending

[@CloveLord]

@@ingamingpc1634No it was shown by the creators that the video game ending was non-canon.

[@zarks-heroes]

@@CloveLord no they say it was canon

[@robonaught]

Not gonna lie I even before the reveal she's Aku's daughter I saw Ashi ceasing to exist the minute Jack finally got back the past and killed Aku coming miles away so i'm not even mad since it was rather obvious to me what was gonna happen in the end.

[@jackjones298]

Aku's final fu to Jack. The 9th level Delayed Blast Grandfather Paradox spell.

[@snubnosedmonke]

gosh now that you think about it, those poor sisters were being tortured and trained to kill him their whole life... even since they were wee tods, their mom just treated them like robots and would actually kill them if you mess up... yikes. tbh, if all they all worked together as a team, they could’ve had more potential. i would’ve loved to see more screentime of their past instead of them being killed in less than 5 minutes. ashi is lucky though. if jack showed mercy upon another of the sisters, it would’ve been the same cuz they were all lost and trapped in aku’s darkness. they’re human and if you remove the mask, you will feel some sympathy for them

[@fairymairah]

But Sad ! ! ! !

[@Nameless82284]

It's okay. None of them ever existed. So, none of them ever got tortured.

[@goncalocarneiro3043]

I am surprised Jack even managed to convince one. The risks of trying to convince them all or even more than one were imense. Bothering to keep them alive while they fight back is hard enough as it is, specially outnumbered like that, now even if he managed to capture them all, carrying them and feeding them and keeping them from escaping is much less reliable than doing it to just one. Worse of all now. Convincing them, terrible odds. Ashi alone with nobody dragging her down was hard, but all the sisters together would form an echo chamber and help each-other remain on Aku's side collectively.

[@jeaneljaylamputi2215]

@@goncalocarneiro3043 exactly. This is why it made sense that only one of them can be convinced(once the echo chamber is not a possibility).

[@Crowsinger]

Ashi was different, not just lucky. She wanted to know the outside world, unlike her sisters.

[@juno_4492]

Ashi : Mr. Jack, I don’t feel so good...

[@georgejoestarii9469]

Infinity War Spiderman's death.

[@erickm9768]

They predicted it

[@erikm8373]

Imagine showing up to a wedding and the bride just disappears into thin air

[@tsmooties]

Lmao what bride

[@user-ix1rp9ff3p]

what wedding

[@celmaimarepacatos8844]

Ashi didnt die, she rather faded out of existence, like she dissaperead, but that clearly wasnt death.

[@AN-gm2dd]

Cel mai mare pacatos i feel sad for ashi she fate

[@celmaimarepacatos8844]

Yeah me too, i dont get why Gennedy choosed such end, feelsbad...

[@fateisuponyou]

Cel mai mare pacatos She didn’t die because she never lived. But if she never lived then she couldn’t have taken Jack to the past to kill past Aku? Yeah there’s a big plot hole in this series.

[@darthbane5676]

Ѕмσl и' Ѕαlту This plot hole would be fixed if you apply the alternate timeline theory, but that would mean that Ashi wouldn't have faded away, unless she was sustained by Aku's presence for some reason. That is unlikely, since, earlier, she felt his presence leave. This would also mean there is another, rather confused Samurai Jack stuck in a future without Aku, probably modern day. This Samurai, who likely isn't called Jack, would have no idea any of this ever happened, unless he reads about it in ancient scrolls written by the alternate version of himself. Ask me about anything that's confusing about this theory.

[@mabootspagoot1830]

No aku means no timeportals

[@calvin8284]

0:48 imagine surviving a blow to the arm from a cudgel without having your arms broken

[@sparrow_solas]

*kanabo

[@nighthauntingsyugioh7882]

It took me a while to realize why Jack seemed so shocked when he killed the first one, but its true. Prior to that he had never killed another human being. Only soulless machines.

[@josecastroramos7904]

If this season of Samurai Jack airs on Cartoon Network, then this is gonna be a problem.

[@angie.castle]

Jose CastroRamos This is rated for Adult Swim, so that won't happen as it won't be aired on Cartoon Network

[@josecastroramos7904]

An Cast ok then.

[@yazeedalsheikh2320]

I think it’s a good move they made it more adult themed since most fans are already grown up

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Yazeed Alsheikh this season was how Gennedy ( I’m not sure how to spell his last name ) wanted originally for Samurai Jack. The reason he couldn’t was because Adult Swim didn’t exist at the time and Cartoon Network said no unless he made it kid friendly

[@DarknessXER]

Rōnin Samurai Adult Swim totally existed in the early 2000’s

[@jeepneygang]

Wouldn't he be like "wait what was I talking about?" After she disappeared?

[@ryszakowy]

no it's a time paradox. Jack presonally lived in the future for 50 years and has memories of those events.

[@codebacker24]

Well... Technically she should have disappeared as soon as he came back but... Ya know. Gotta make it feel like he will actually keep her for a few days and then take it away so it hurts worse

[@ChillstoneBlakeBlast]

That would actually be quite creepy for the ending

[@irontemplar6222]

Not quite. Jack did time travel to the future, and than agian back to the past. Ashi however originated from that future which was now destroyed. Yes theoretically Jack existing is a paradox, but it's a paradox that needs to exist for the story to even be possible.

[@c.galindo9639]

Jack went into an alternate timeline

[@livelybubbs6242]

The ending was ok, but I kinda expected jack to kill Aku in the future, free the future, become the bearded man with the crown and rule the future and undo the rest of Aku’s evil. The tragedy in that would’ve been like this: Jack never got back to the past, his father and his people died as slaves and everything and everyone he knew and grew up with suffered and are long dead, but he could be at ease knowing that he stopped that from ever happening again. That would’ve been more bittersweet and fitting.

[@SoulBrotha91]

That one's for my dead homie, the crow! 0:42

[@allister-malister9179]

Never forget...

[@Yaxxin23IsCool]

One really interesting detail is that they showed Jack's shock when he killed the first daughter it was the first time Jack killed a human which is something he never did and would have never done if he knew that she was a human and not a robot. edit : forgot to mention that the reason Ashi disappeared is not because she needed Aku to be alive but because since Aku messed with time by sending Jack back in time then he created a paradox which led the original Aku to be killed right after Jack was sent in the past it's also because Ashi took Jack in the future/past which also created another paradox and since she went to a timeline where she wasnt created yet Jack killing Aku led to Ashi's disappearence which is also why she said she would have never existed if Aku was dead

[@Shadow8332]

Ashi never existed Jack wouldn't be able to go to the past Past Aku was never defeated Ashi exists Jack goes to the past Past Aku is defeated Repeat from step 1

[@UrSammich]

Pretty much Aku is the main source for everything happening. Without Aku being born, Jack would have never gone into the alternate future and met Ashi. Yet at the same time without Aku, Ashi would have never been born. In a sense, Jack lived a lonesome life after Aku's death. It might have been a better future, but a lonely one at best. Too bad they didn't have sex earlier, then it's possible Jack could have had a child with Ashi.

[@britishsoldier1186]

@@UrSammich and then that child would also disappear.

[@Puggy42069]

British soldier r/unexpectedabortion

[@yuttas7525]

@@Puggy42069 haha reddit funny chungus

[@DeanRocks-kr7wv]

Hence why I think the alternate ending works better kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3PUpoKwfLGDr5o Not only is it a happy ending, but it…kinda solves the paradox? My reason is that the paradox may have caused the timeline to split when Jack went back. So there’s a timeline where Aku is still ruling everything, and one where he’s dead and Jack is living with Ashi. Maybe they went back to the future after and killed him in that timeline, or neither of them bothered since Jack and Ashi thought he was dead, and Aku is just happy Jack is out of the picture.

[@dsantiago1000]

*Watches Avengers Endgame time travel explanation* “Tartakovsky... I’ve come to bargain!”

[@Narutonarutonaruto85]

I never thought of this before, but Jack effectively erased almost everyone he ever after getting flung into the future. Aku was such a major part of the world for thousands of years that he likely effected people meeting and falling in love, regardless of if he knew that or not. Now people who were born in the old time line never well and new people will be born in their places. Naturally there are some exceptions, thoughts from off world who were far enough outside of Aku's spear of influence that it didn't effect their origins.

[@CVerse]

On the bright side, the new game has a new ending with her alive together, and the creators says IT'S CANON

[@Man...715]

Jack didnt only go for Aku,he was going at his entire family.

[@wowdywoemanwebble]

Ashi: "Without Aku, I never existed..."Aku: *Funny laughter*

[@lunestiacrescent827]

I know it still wouldn't be a HAPPY ending but personally I would have liked them to do a time loop. Let me explain: Ashi and Jack get married, have kids, the world lives on in relative peace for a couple thousand years, Jack/Ashi fade into obscurity possibly are forgotten all together. Time jump to one of their VERY DISTANT decendants sitting in a hospital holding a small bundle. Doctor asks "have you decided on a name?" We see a healthy smiling baby grab her finger "Aku" the woman replies. Fade to black with distant echo Aku laugh. The implication (and possible spin off) being that something ATROCIOUS happens to make happy baby Aku SNAP and decide he needs to go back in time to change the future by exerting his will over the progression of humanity/technology/history. Aku goes back, Jack suffers, Ashi is born, Aku dies, Ashi/Jack live happily ever after, Aku is born, rinse and repeat. Without Jack AND Ashi Aku's blood line never exists. It's a vicious cycle but Jack/Ashi technically DO GET their happy ending... For a price...

[@spongmongler6760]

see, now that would have been a satisfying ending

[@kiwidogi]

wow

[@lunardragon4515]

Poor Ashi! For once I wanted Samurai Jack to be happy and have a family with her. 😿 I wish Ashi existed in the show. 😭

[@YinsDarkNess]

That sound design on the first kill is just utterly chilling, it haunts me...

[@mrkid2451]

Wait I thought samurai Jack was a child's show

[@emillelee5999]

Same,,, i literally got caught off guard when he sliced the girl's neck

[@zarephvoduploads]

Originally it was, but the "final season" (about ten or so episodes, can't remember) were aired on Adult Swim about 2 years ago. I believe part of the reason this was done is to satisfy the audience who watched the show as kids, who are now adults.

[@thecommentguy9380]

Not anymore

[@danrama7107]

*"NEVER HAS BEEN"*

[@datdoggerboi]

Dont wanna seem weird but the last one seems funny to me "No.." *disapears instantly*

[@guhh8792]

Jack: *Feels the weight of death the first daughter Also Jack: *"Soo anyways, i started chopping"*

[@lewisovernightstudio6790]

I loved this show for its Writing( story ), and for the movement of the Animation.

[@christianboustani8284]

Back when this was airing, I thought the one that would join Jack would be the one that tried to help Ashi during training. That theory went out the window when she ended up being the first to die.

[@nightskydiamonds2248]

Too bad she died. Would have been interesting to see another daughter alive and going down her own path.

[@MemE-sb4pm]

Christian Boustani she wasn’t the first to die she was probably the 2,3,4,5,6 of the deaths So we will never really know what death she was at But I would like to think it was the 6

[@Ch1l1C0nCarnag3]

Keeping Ashi alive until the wedding was definitely done for the sake of drama, rather than consistent storytelling. If Aku's death means she never existed, then the moment Aku died she should have vanished. If they wanted to be consistent and hit hard, they should have had Jack turn to Ashi moments after Aku died, and no one is there.

[@kauske]

Logically, she might as well have vanished from existence at any point ,considering it's all in the future from where Aku was killed off. Jack should have also not been able to return to the past using her for that same reason. It's a damned grandfather paradox. The only way not to have a plot hole in this scenario is convoluted exposition, which can be just as bad.

[@averymartin1327]

*Mission failed, we'll get'm next time!*

[@AegisAuras]

Damn. Number 6’s head did a 360.

[@youcansave15ormoreoncarins75]

1# Victory royale

[@randomsonygaming7054]

You delusive

[@lylevillanueva8624]

Winner Winner chicken dinner!

[@yandere-kuninyourcloset5741]

aku(悪、あく) means evil in japanese and the other reading of the same kanji is warui (悪い) which means bad, this kanji can also be used in the word akuma(悪魔）which means devil

[@yazeedalsheikh2320]

I see three characters named after that

[@taidakun_ig]

And Ashi means leg.

[@fairymairah]

Interesting ! ! ! !

[@weebleflufflycakes7238]

Wasn't Ashi's mom pregnant when she drank Aki's essence? So Ashi would be alive, just not part Aku, right?

[@vitaliitomas8121]

Or she got impregnated from that?

[@Nameless82284]

Yes, but this Ashi doesn't exist anymore. And that Alternate Ashi and her sisters do, but they're different characters and so is their mother. That would mean that they're human, but that new future where Aku died, hasn't been created yet.

[@robonaught]

I think one of the devs said its not clear whether drinking Aku's essence is what actually got her pregnant or if she was already pregnant to begin with from some unknown man (who was probably kidnapped, raped and then sacrificed since there were no men in the cult) and Aku's essence just infected the fetuses.

[@lordseelenfresserdemonking1168]

and where did she keep that knife?

[@successfullystupid3492]

yeah...since we later learn they are naked and their bodies just were dipped in coal...what gives animators??

[@IrishKyokushin]

@@successfullystupid3492 They're probably going with some form of magic gained from Aku since realistically Ashi and her sisters bodies should be covered in 3rd degree burns and crippled with intense pain.

[@Justaspacequeen]

@@successfullystupid3492 excuse me they're what now.

[@JondarKorric]

it's revealed in one of the episodes that they where nude, when Ashi bathes while Jack is meditating

[@Sirvikrail]

But what’s weird about that is that mother just “spartan kicks” a child Ashi into the burning coal. I remember that flashback as Ashi is screaming in pain. Maybe some slight healing powers since she is (and her sisters) are Aku’s daughters.

[@c.galindo9639]

Ashi technically didn’t die but faded into nonexistence so that brings about some universal complexities into the equation which means possibly she can be brought back but in a very complicated way

[@kingofroses302]

I didn't notice that in the background of the wedding are all the men that trained Jack.

[@Steviofo]

Here's my dilemma with this plot if Ashi ceased to exist how did Jack go back in time to kill Aku, since it was Ashi's power that got him back in time.

[@CerealKiller000]

Jack treat his enemy equally...

[@gothicpixelchick2]

The finale was so disappointing for me. Ashi and Jack do have the potential to be an interesting couple with alot in common, but none of their similarities were acknowledged. They're both socially awkward outcasts who have been sheltered from the world in a very dramatic way, because of Aku, they're both awkward as hell inherently because of the environments they live in, they could really work together! Yet on screen it was all poorly-done fanservice that was horny as hell, and then awkwardness between them, and then they were married, and then she fucking dies. I'm not even gonna mention the fact Ashi was a child by the time Jack had already been an adult for years, frozen in time or not that shit is creepy! They didn't even have to make Ashi that young in the flashback, they made her a child to try and induce more drama from it. So basically, Jack loses every friend he made in the bad future timeline, he loses his lover who he spent no time getting to know, nevermind GIVING HER TIME TO MAYBE REGISTER THE FACT HE KILLED ALL HER SISTERS, and he rejoices with his parents but we see NO emotional interaction from it. They don't even talk to Jack, and not even Ashi. What the fuck happened to this series after the first couple episodes?

[@Straswa]

Nice vid! Makes me sad we never got to learn more about the other daughters, especially their names.

[@scribble71891]

Damn for him to be snapping their necks with punches and kicks alone shows some insane physical prowess.

[@duyosiris6086]

I wish all daughters of Aku didn’t have to died. They’re victim of Aku Brainwashed, i was hoping they didn’t have to died. They’re deserved the second chance to live a new life and redemptions. I can’t stand it in the series so much blood of innocence shedding for others wrong and ignorance. I’m rejected the killing and executing, everyone deserves a Life and New beginning, it’s death and violence the only way to solve everything between human being and everyone. We’re all brothers and sisters in Gaia Mother Earth.

[@georgejoestarii9469]

Yeah it was all Lucifer's fault.

[@brodaviing6617]

If we could save every soul and give them a chance of redemption, that would be a wonderful world. The reality is different and sometimes blood must be shed for our own good.

[@nightmaremoon8364]

I agree with you , they didn't have to die , a hero shouldn't hurt somebody that is not evil especially girls!!!!!😣

[@offgang2805]

@@nightmaremoon8364 They were raised to be evil, sure he can redeem them but that would take too much time, Superheroes barley kill. Real talk, You can not redeem everyone, not everybody deserves a second chance nor do all of them want to, We need to accept that evil is real, and killing criminals is not the best way to do it, but is sometimes something we do because that person has gone person too deep in the dark to get pulled out.

[@nx3407]

if they got married, kids : dad mom, who's our grandfather?? Jack : King Warrior Ashi : Monster satan

[@srsly9210]

I cant believe its this brutal, when i was a kid i was enjoying this, now i see it bloody gruesome

[@somedude3360]

This started as a kids show just remember that everyone but. It’s still awesome

[@silverflight01]

Man, they ramped up the darkness factor in Season 5. No wonder it was on Adult Swim. And they really showed you the weight of the Grandfather Paradox at the end.

[@turtleshock7513]

Technically ashi didn’t die it’s just without aku The timeline never existed

[@Nameless82284]

But technically her sisters didn't died since they also don't exist anymore.

[@Karomix3]

Those were teenage girls groomed into killing machines from the day they were born with no say in anything, simply because they had the horrible luck of being born into a cult who worshipped Aku. The most tragic characters of the series, hands down.

[@WorivpuqloDMogh]

Damn. I missed a lot in my childhood

[@darebreaker1493]

I feel so deepest as hell sorry for Jack 😭

[@Vfox-xn5zx]

Who else grew up with Samurai Jack

[@Gameboynitro]

It must've been awkward for Jack to explain to his parents what the hell just happened to Ashi.

[@d.phantomfan1216]

I cryed a river when she just faded away in his arms.

[@sydneyhamilton2575]

The problem is which daughter is which

[@sydneyhamilton2575]

But their wearing masks

[@noobhubzero1760]

I think the bed head daughter had the naginata because you could obviously tell how she was trained in the first episode along with the others. The two with the wolverine hairstyle and the dot from animaniacs hair got speared because they needed help in the first episode too. Or the banged one could have gotten speared instead of the wolverine haired because look how she was trained xciv. The wolverine haired could have had the kanabo because she ducks and jumps instead of moving out of the way. Another obvious factor is that you can see the daughter of aku with the buttercup looking hair having the two butterfly swords while they were on their final training test in xcii

[@awkwardfreakinperson7936]

It would be cool if they all came in separate colors

[@noobhubzero1760]

Jacob Cau that way you could actually tell who is who

[@Justaspacequeen]

@@noobhubzero1760 you lost me at "the bed head daughter"

[@LegionX7N7]

Am i the only one who was kinda annoyed that everyone at the wedding including jacks mom and dad looked like there favorite pair o nickers is ruined while jacks only and final love is slowly fading out of existence? I mean like I get they don’t know her at all but damn you’d think the emperor and empress would be a little more (and by more I mean lot more) concerned for there sons heart and the future of there dynasty.

[@RealestShaggyRogers]

Jack's realization before ashi disapeared is just brutal

[@nanyafahkinbiznes1352]

this scene was so unneccessary, the time paradox is based on a sort of Butterfly effect. They had all the time to prep the marriage only to have her disappear mid through.

[@buzzlightyearpfp7641]

0:19 jacks like "oh shit theres blood now?" nah but seriously i think he got surprised that it wasnt a monster made of darkness or a robot or something

[@Shrbrt]

What IF jack killed Ashi , he could’ve been with any of her sisters

[@Shrbrt]

Meme Lover no I meant “what if jack killed Ashli” sorry lol

[@Shrbrt]

Meme Lover i saw this season when it came out. And wondered if jack killed Ashi could he had fallen in love with any of her sisters

[@markjmarkjack]

@@Shrbrt Probably, they were all basically the same character ( don't get me wrong I liked Ashi but anyone of the could of been her).

[@Nameless82284]

Yes, the exact same thing would have happened. If Jack only spared one of them, the results would have been the exact same.

[@Hierax415]

Super late to the party, but no Ashi was the special sensitive ladybug girl when they were kids. She was also the only one that could have killed her mom. TL;DR Ashi was special.

[@freebooterluckless]

I remember samurai jack being one of those cartoons where I kept seeing it when I was 10 and thinking “huh I want to watch that” but never did and still never have

[@danielthomas5810]

him throwing the one over the edge was my favourite,the practical nature and all

[@allister-malister9179]

Ashi fades out of existence: Aku in well written character heaven: I WIN SAMU-RAI! sorry for this...

[@SnakescomeforthfromhisAnus]

It was abit weird how ashi didnt die at first then randomly dies during the wedding weeks later. Also i would rather ashi didnt die but it made for a beautiful ending, you cant change the past but you can change your future.

[@MaverickHunterX]

I know Samurai Jack's story is dark but I don't recall this level of brutality in the earlier episodes. In most of the episodes I've watched Jack only destroys machines.

[@elizahamilton5599]

Maverick Hunter X this is a continuation that came out last night

[@zenmartialartist701]

Samurai Jack has some of the best action choreography

[@nitroplays4986]

love the daughters of aku mine numer 1# characters RIP😭

[@toralullaby1064]

Ok. The last one... OWWW!

[@Jassiij27]

I'm so happy they reconned the ending in the game Jack and Ashi deserve happiness.

[@Zero-mn2qw]

I was literally like bruh why you got to do that to my boi jack like come on they could have given him a break anyways great video 🔥

[@yRaven.]

I come from the future to say, the authors reverted Ashi death on Samurai Jack game

[@ammonal244]

1) Death by blood loss. 2-3-4) Death either by cardiac failure (due to piercing of the heart) or blood loss. 5) Death by impact trauma. 6) Death by spinal fracture. 7) Death by Grandfather paradox-induced existence erasure.

[@lapy9567]

Luca Fiorini Thanks

[@saltstation401]

The last episode where they get married is probably the most depressing thing I’ve seen ever.

[@jtblcksheep3376]

Man, poor Jack can’t even catch a break in the *happy* ending. 🙁

[@nanasemizukami420]

Is this a ryona video? Ryona on Aku's daughters.

[@theshadyprotector8412]

Just putting this out there. If you believe in lateral reincarnation, then the end scene where the ladybug comes near Jack is a symbol of Ashi's spirt still alive. That eventually they will be reunited in another life, and all their friends will come back too. They might not come back as Woolies or Scotsman or Jumpgood tree dwellers, but Jack will see them again in time. The soul finds a way.

[@KnightEffect]

Although I like the show, I hadn't watched the last season. I've watch a lot of clips and stuff but this is the first time I've actually seen Jack kill anyone and am actually surprised they even allowed that

[@thepumpkinlord643]

I remember when me and brother saw this we were like “well damn Jack done playing”

[@DaRkLoRdZoRc]

The Daughters of Aku were yet another sign of how badly handled Season 5 was. Even putting aside the colossal can of worms that Ashi was, the rest of the Daughters are one big cluster of headscratching and wasted opportunity. For the first few episodes, we get all this buildup about them. They were born to a mad cult leader, raised from birth to be as equal to Jack as possible, and grew up into merciless killing machines... but we also saw snippets of humanity in them. We saw how they asked their mother questions about the world and how they bonded with each other to survive her abusive training. We saw how they went through literal torture from early childhood; it seemed to anybody watching that they were going to be prominent characters - episodic bosses, perhaps. That was an exciting prospect: maybe some would remain evil and others would join Jack's side. Maybe they'd all have different specialized techniques, like the Ultrabots did. Maybe we'd see them fight each other and their bonds and characterizations would come into play. And then Jack kills one of them; that was some heavy shit. That was the first human he'd ever killed (Well, not really, but I think a little retconning is acceptable if it leads to a better story.). That added his own subplot into the mix; now he knows they're human and has good reason to try and help them. Now he has a weakness that can be exploited: his own good nature, which the good Daughters and the evil ones can react to in different ways. One episode later, and he kills 5 of them without really feeling bad about it at all. Oh. Okay. I get that it's self-defense, but if they were just there to die, why characterize them at all? If the idea is that they're all supposed to be as strong as Jack, wouldn't only a few of them be enough? And if the idea is that 7 of them were needed to overwhelm him, how does he kill 6 of them so easily? Yeah, he got trashed in their first fight, but then in the rematch he wrecks their shit with relative ease - no cybernetic arm enhancement, no new training, no enchanted armor or magical jewels, he just kind of uses moves and strategies he already had and suddenly roflstomped them. It really doesn't make sense why they were in the story at all if everything about them was so easily and abruptly brushed aside just for the sake of setting up a romance subplot.

[@armorheadallan]

The ending makes no sense. If Ashi never existed, Jack could have never returned to his time to kill Aku, but that would mean if Aku never died, Ashi would still exist and would have brought Jack back to to his time to kill Aku, and a paradox is created. The ending should have been either Ashi still existing, or Jack going back to the future as soon as he killed Aku.

[@gaeridallmariegrey5888]

Does anyone else smell coper? 😵

[@Ronin.Samurai]

armorheadallan no it makes perfect sense. By killing aku in the past, he erased all of his timeline including Ashi. Ashi existed because of aku. He erased her timeline by killing aku in the past. It’s called a time paradox

[@armorheadallan]

@@Ronin.Samurai But the whole reason Jack is even in his appropriate time in the first place is because Ashi was able to send Jack back in time. If Ashi was erased from the timeline, Jack would have no means to travel back his time and could not kill Aku before he takes over the world, meaning that Ashi would still exist and Aku would still rule. The part that makes no sense is that how is Jack still in the past and experiencing the new timeline he has created if Ashi never existed to take him back in time to kill Aku in the first place?

[@Ronin.Samurai]

armorheadallan it’s called a time paradox. If you can’t understand the simplicity of this, you have mental issues

[@armorheadallan]

@@Ronin.Samurai I believe you are mistaken for what a paradox is and who is mentally deficient in this exchange. I suggest you know what a paradox actually is and how it works before you say something as childish as that. Allow me to explain. A paradox is a logical contradiction that disrupts the theory of traveling backwards in time. And there are two main types, Causality Loop, and The Consistancy Paradox. Causality Loop is a future event that causes a past event to occur which in turn causes the future event. They exist in the same timeline but one event cannot exist without the other. The show is not using this version of paradox because Jack's actions in the last episode completely change the course of history and does not at all lead the future Jack finds himself in at the beginning of the series. The second paradox theory related to time travel is called the Consistancy Paradox, also known as the Grandfather Paradox. This theory suggest that changing the past in anyway creates a contradiction in the flow of time thus making it impossible to change the past. If you go back in time to kill your grandfather, you could never be born to go back in time to kill your grandfather, so the both of you would still exist if you traveled to the past of not. Under this theory, a time traveler can ONLY do what DID happen in the past, but CAN'T do anything that DIDN'T happen in the past. This is the type of paradox the show is trying to use but it fails to use it properly. The reason it isn't used properly is because Jack didn't defeat Aku the first time around. So Aku takes over the world and throughout those events, Ashi was born and eventually sends Jack back in time to finish what he started. But if Jack defeats Aku in the past, that creates a contradiction in time as Jack (the time traveler) defeated Aku (something that DIDN'T occur in the past originally) and prevents him from taking over the world and prevents Ashi (the means for Jack to travel back in time in the first place) to ever exist. Making the timeline Jack creates in the end of the series impossible to take place and for Jack to experience. The reason he was able to change the past was because of his initial failure to defeat Aku, but if he defeats Aku through the means of time travel, he would have no way to travel back to create that event and future. Under this theory, Ashi being wiped from time is correct but Jack staying in the past and living his new future in not. What I think the show SHOULD have used instead is the Multiverse theory. Creating a separate universe and timeline by traveling back in time and does not affect the timeline which Jack originally came from. With this theory, Jack can still defeat Aku, can still create a peaceful, Aku-free future, AND Ashi could STILL be alive as her true origins were never disrupted. The timeline of Aku ruling the world would still exist, but would never interact with the new time Jack has created as he created a parallel timeline and universe that does not at all affect the original universe in which the events of the series took place. Creating a cohesive narrative and a satisfying ending. There, you now know partially the complications of time travel and should understand why this ending makes no sense.

[@berryboi1574]

Am I the ONLY one who just discovered Aku had daughters though I used to watch this in my childhood. Never seen any of these scenes I’m 26 now

[@eddyroyappa5752]

One of the Greatest cartoon network serials......

[@josephzielinski8817]

Not everything. Everything Jack has killed 6 of 7 Daughters of Aku down to one more left, He managing to save the first girl in the monster's belly and after all it's all because Ashi listening the truth. Also without Aku alongside with her mother the High Priestess in the long future over 50 years, Ashi will never exist.

[@abnt_official]

God damnit. If only they could resist the temptation to force a love interest and avoid this cliche bullshit. It doesn't even make sense as Ashi was partly responsible for killing Aku, so the loop would just reset in a paradox.

[@electrobob992]

The way I see it. If the Scotmans magic sword could bring himself back as a ghost, then by that logic a more powerful magic sword could have done even more for Jack. In that, it could have brought Ashi back fully time paradox be damned. As reward for Jack ending Aku.

[@hiraikotsuu4088]

They had potential but the limited amount of time this series had to offer did all of them dirty.