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* [[Non Sequitur Scene]]: In that episode where a rabbit steals Jack's clothes (Pfft, that episode on it's own was [[Non Sequitur Scene|kind of a Non Sequitur Scene]] [[Non Sequitur Episode|episode]]), there's a scene where an...elephant...fairy...'''THING''' randomly flies by with this ghostly, wailing noise. Never mentioned, never explained. What's worse, at the end of that episode, right before the credits start, it flies past [[The Stinger]] AGAIN with that same creepy noise!
* [[Broken Base]]: Fans tend to be divided on the final result of Season 5 {{spoiler|and the ending to the series as a whole.}}
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▲** His wife,[[Evil Matriarch|The High Priestess]] of the Cult of Aku in Season 5, {{spoiler|whose daughters she had sired by Aku, Ashi included}}, is also easily one of the darkest and vilest villain to appear on the show, without question. [[Villain of the Week|The Dominator]] in that same season is arguably worse than her.
* [[Crazy Awesome]]: The Scotsman.
* [[Creepy Awesome]]: Aku, the shape-shifting master of evil!
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** "No money for you, crazy round man."
** "GREAT FLAMING EYEBROWS!"
** "Extra THICK!" - originally part of a particularly non-sequitur line "I'd like a large... what? Extra THICK!" from when Aku was ordering an assassin. It's been used mostly for women perceived to be thick (as in, having a [[Baby Got Back|juicy ass]])... which only made it explode again after Ashi from the show's fifth season revival fit the definition ''perfectly''.
* [[Nightmare Fuel]]:
** Oh god, that elephant-fairy thing from Jack is Naked.
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* [[Periphery Demographic]]: It's a kid's show on Cartoon Network. It's ostensibly aimed at 6- to 12-year-olds. Cartoon Network apparently took note of how many older viewers watched the show, including those 6 to 12 year olds who grew up with the show, when they revived the show for a final season and put it on Adult Swim.
* [[Squick]]: [[The Reveal]] at the end of ''The Warrior Woman'', even if it was obvious.
* [[What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?]]: The fifth and final season aired on Adult Swim and contained graphic violence, some profanity and sexual innuendos. To a lesser extent, the first four seasons also count due to how stylized and graphic the robotic gore was.
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