Jack is attacked by two monks, who he realizes are members of the order he once trained with. Their master informs Jack of an ancient temple that can send him home, but which is protected by an army of stone warriors.

Jack rescues a baby from hungry ogres, but then trying to find the child’s mother while caring for it and protecting it may be his greatest challenge. During the episode, Jack retells the story of Momotaro to the baby.

The source of Jack’s amnesia is discovered in three beautiful sirens, whose bewitching song can hypnotize the strongest warrior.

Aku summons the three immortal servants of Set to destroy Jack while he travels through Egypt. To destroy them, Jack must assemble a golden scarab using clues from his time as a young boy.

Three short stories about some of Jack’s confrontations. He confronts a two-headed riddling worm, a family that feeds on metal, and a gargoyle who is imprisoning a fairy.

Five of the world’s greatest bounty hunters gather to compete for the chance to kill Jack. A sixth hunter, revealed to be the princess of a fallen kingdom, persuades the group to work together instead.

While continuing on his mission, Jack is followed by an overly friendly creature who accidentally thwarts his every move. To make matters worse, he’s attacked by robotic bounty hunters.

Seeking to end their struggle, Aku proposes a one-on-one duel between him and Jack, with neither combatant using their magic abilities. Jack agrees, but Aku’s honesty is unclear.

The fate of the entire universe hangs in the balance as Samurai Jack faces Aku.

Armed with various weapons and traps, Jack single-handledly defeats Aku’s “beetle-bots”. He subsequently vows to fight the demon’s oppression until he can return to the past.

While investigating the destruction of several scattered villages, Jack learns that Aku’s new “ultra-bots” are responsible. Unable to destroy them, he receives assistance from an unexpected source: their creator.

Out of weapons and pursued relentlessly by the masterful seven Daughters of Aku, Jack faces what may be his final confrontation.

Samurai Jack’s worst fear is realized when he faces off against Aku; the demon makes a shocking discovery about Ashi that puts her in grave danger.

When Aku catches a cold and spreads it to Jack, Jack is accidentally infected with Aku’s evil. Jack desperately seeks out a cure before Aku’s essence transforms him into the monstrosity himself.

When a gang of robot bikers destroy his sandals, Jack seeks revenge, but realizes that he can’t do so without footwear, something he has difficulty choosing.

A gravely injured Samurai Jack chooses to create his own fate by going up against the deadliest foes he’s ever faced, Assassins from the Cult of Aku.

Recognized as a mighty warrior, Jack is guided to a mysterious portal capable of returning him to the past. However, he learns that only one man can use the portal: the man who defeats its unbeatable legendary Guardian. The Guardian defeats Jack but spares him, prophesying that Jack is not yet ready.

While ascending a mountain, Jack encounters a hidden society of warriors who have fought a nearly 500-year war against an army of robots and offers to help them put an end to it.

The Scotsman needs Jack’s help in rescuing his kidnapped wife from Celtic demons in the castle of Boon.

Jack searches for truth by climbing the “Mountain of Fatoom” with three monks.

Jack infiltrates a rave party after witnessing the participants stage a riot in a nearby town. It turns out that the DJ is one of Aku’s servants, and has been using his music to hypnotize the local children into becoming his master’s slaves.

Jack learns of a powerful wishing well that can return him to the past, but must find a way past the three deadly archers who protect it.

Angered by the failure of his bounty hunters and mercenaries to defeat Jack, Aku uses the samurai’s inner darkness to create an evil clone whose sole purpose is to destroy him.

Jack encounters a haunted house in his travels and must free the family trapped inside from the evil spirit haunting them.