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* ''[[Samurai Jack]]'' |
* ''[[Samurai Jack]]'' |
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** The episode "Birth of Evil" is one of the oddest examples of this Trope, in that it's one of the most critically acclaimed episodes of the series, [[Oscar Bait| won an Emmy and a few minor Awards]], yet it had almost no Jack, the story focusing on the origins of Aku and his father's original battle with the villain, which had previously only been mentioned in the pilot episode. Jack appears for only about a minute in the final scene, after he is born. |
** The episode "Birth of Evil" is one of the oddest examples of this Trope, in that it's one of the most critically acclaimed episodes of the series, [[Oscar Bait| won an Emmy and a few minor Awards]], yet it had almost no Jack, the story focusing on the origins of Aku and his father's original battle with the villain, which had previously only been mentioned in the pilot episode. Jack appears for only about a minute in the final scene, after he is born. |
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** "The Scotsman Saves Jack" could be considered this, because while Jack does have an important role, he is at most the deuteragonist here to the Scotsman, who is the true protagonist of the episode. |
** "The Scotsman Saves Jack" could be considered this, because while Jack does have an important role, he is at most the deuteragonist here to the Scotsman, who is the true protagonist of the episode. |
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* The ''[[Rick and Morty]]'' episode "Rise Of The Numbericons The Movie" in season 7. The only member of the regular cast who appears is Morty, and he is, at most, a secondary role. The story focuses mostly on the alien prince Water-T, who first appeared in "Get Schwifty", where his people's war against the Numbericons was first mentioned. |
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