Samurai Jack/Awesome: Difference between revisions

** The archers get one as well in the beginning of the episode, wiping out an entire army of robots single-handedly.

** And at the end of the episode, when Jack learns what the well did to the three men who wished to become stronger, he gets ''mad''.

* Jack's inner-fight with the darkness infecting his soul at the climax of "The Aku Infection". When all seems lost and Jack is slowly being swallowed up by the evil, the voices of his mother and father remind him of his accomplishments against Aku and the friends he has made in the future, building his will until he becomes a master samurai of light within his heart and vanquishes the evil of Aku from within. It is all just pure brilliance and a [[Your Mileage May Vary|tear jerker]] for some.

* The climax of the episode "Jack and the Swamp Monster". The episode appears to be going in the same direction as "Jack and the Warrior Woman", with Jack [[Genre Blindness|oblivious]] to Aku's [[Paper-Thin Disguise]] and going along with whatever scheme Aku has up his sleeve. Jack then goes on to sabotage Aku's plot at the crucial moment, revealing that he knew all along and was just waiting to strike, and a [[Curb Stomp Battle]] ensues before Aku eventually flees. And surprisingly enough, the episode ends with Jack still in possession of the still-functional [[MacGuffin]] of the week.

* The dramatic shift in power during the graveyard episode when Aku nearly kills Jack with his own sword. After the reveal that Jack's sword [[Empathic Weapon|won't hurt the innocent]], Jack gives a badass boast.

'''Jack''': Even I had forgotten that the sword was forged in purity and strength. It can only be used for good. In the hands of evil it could never harm an innocent! And so, Aku, it cannot harm me... but it ''can'' harm '''you!''' }}

* Jack defeats a gigantic (700 ton) sumo wrestler by tickling him. So much [[Better Than It Sounds]].