The Scotsman—now a ghost—comes across a familiar face. Unfortunately, it's deja vu all over again when he realizes his dear friend is missing both his brain and magic sword. This naturally calls for another search, like that one adventure decades ago. Only this time, it won't just be the two of them. Because despite losing his identity, his friend found himself a girlfriend!

Francis, the French robot, struggles to make ends meet as a bounty hunter and finds himself under the wing of an assassin working his way through the ranks.

After losing Ashi the love of his life, the samurai was approached by a mysterious dark entity who said that he can bring her back if he do something for him. Jack accepts and he will be facing dangerous new foes in his quest to save Ashi. Arc 1 complete. The next one will continue here.

After losing his sword, Jack searches for a miracle.

Taking place in episode 48, what if instead of himself, Aku had a champion face Jack in a duel? A champion Jack had seen before long ago? Slight Au. I do not own this franchise or the characters.

A little girl becomes a friend of Jack. They chase crickets together. Then, Aku returns. She suffers his wrath. But then, when victory is won, she anticipates the arrival of her Prince. And then, their journey begins.

What if instead of meeting a loud mouth scotsman, Samurai Jack met a loud mother scotswoman? Genderbent Scotsman, The Scotswoman. I do not own anything.

The Legend of the Samurai was exactly that: a legend. A fairy tale. It had never once crossed Evie's mind that it was actually all real. The story also seemed to have forgotten to specify that the Samurai had a blonde American tagalong and that the Samurai's name wasn't even Japanese. Honestly, what is up with that?

Samurai Jack walks into an ambush laid for him by six bounty hunters. Boris, Jujanga, The Gentleman, I and Am, and Princess Mira of the Andaluvians. The fight of steel is easy, but when he meets a foe equally driven and motivated as he is, the issue becomes far more perplexing. The validity of his quest is questioned as Jack struggles to learn what it means to be a warrior-prince.

Jack is mourning the loss of Ashi...until the arrival of a mysterious geisha changes everything. It leads him to believe the gods are granting him another chance at happiness. However, not everything is at it seems, as even the flower and willow world can have thorns. Jack/Ashi.

In which time traveling into the past does not have the desired effect. The Forces of Time are not done with you or your vanished bride yet, Samurai. (This is the expanded version of my previous short story, The Woman on The Moon.)

For the blue emoji's, it seems their only life purpose is to just stay alive. And in a world overrun by Aku and his minions, it can be hard too. Everything changes for housewife and mother Atarah, when her husband William is suddenly killed by beetle bots of Aku. Left alone with two daughters, Anagé and baby Michaela, she must gather upon the courage and will she has to survive.

Still remember Aku's Fairytale episode? Remember the kids who were role-playing at the beginning? Their legend about The Samurai at the end? They've grown up by now and retelling their made-up story like a legend to next generation, and a woman in search for him accidentally heard it. / A bit romance if you squint at the end

A righteous man who has lost his way reconnects with a headstrong woman who's looking for meaning, and they soon come to find purpose in each other. A slice-of-life AU that reimagines iconic moments and characters into a new context.

A short poem on Mad Jack's return in season 5.

Ashi is lost in the middle of nowhere. Add to that, her car broke down and her phone is dead. Great. Seeking help, she comes across a rundown shack owned by some crazy bearded hermit. Fantastic.

In honor of this year's Jashi week, and last year's, I will be uploading all of the drabbles I did up here for all of you to see and enjoy! Some are happy, some are sad, and some are downright not safe for work. Stay tuned for a bonus story at the end! Jashi forever.

He felt the urge to fold the right side of his robe over the other, but resisted. After all, he was supposed to finally meet his betrothed, not his death. But the hollow in his chest told him there was no difference (part of the "Arranging the Universe" series).

A beautiful morning and Ashi decides to take some very memorable pictures of her husband, Jack. (Fluff yet rated T for nudity)

After losing Ashi, Jack encounters a childhood friend.

Fifty Years have Passed... But, I do not Age... Time has Lost its Effect on Me... Yet the Suffering Continues... Aku's Grasp Chokes the Past, Present, and Future... Hope, is Lost... Gotta get Back, Back to the Past, Samurai Jack... Herein is the novelization of Season 5 of Samurai Jack, an expanded look at the canon, but expect surprises... Edited with 00RaiserGundam and others.

For Jack it was several minutes. Like holding your breath for a painfully long time. For Ashi it was like being plunged into the depths of the ocean. So deep, the water threatened to crush her, or rupture her at any weak point.

Fifty years had passed since the Samurai was thrown into the future by Aku. The Samurai has disappeared and Aku would reign supreme. A band of heroes must find the Samurai and return him to the past... to undo the Evil that is Aku. Redo of Season 5 and beyond.

Jackie saves his former girlfriend, Ashi from making a horrible decision, in the worst way possible. (Jack/Ashi)

How do you move on when your significant other leaves you for...you?