I'm watching them this very moment, and in the end credits there are merely episode numbers (in roman numbers), that's all. Kenhullett ( talk) 22:20, (UTC) Not in the US official DVD releases. 213.156.52.100 ( talk) 21:45, (UTC) I'm pretty sure the titles are given in the end credits. Where the episodes titles come from? There are not titles in the DVDs and on screen, just Episode I through LII. Anyone else want to take a look at it? Hewinsj 02:22, 19 March 2007 (UTC) Episodes titles I tried to fix it, but I don't seem to be having any luck. If you insert it into the "list of episodes = " line like it is now, the list is displayed with formatting errors within that episode list infobox. If you list for instance after that episode's infobox the list appears correctly formatted in a separate infobox below the episode info. There's a problem with the episode lists inside what looks like each episode. Don't know what you do then? Jack 21:04, 10 January 2007 (UTC) Only available in States? How? Don't understand, can't I acess their site? I though the problem was only my bad old cripled pc. Maybe linking every episode to it in Toonami Jetstream so you can watch it? 189.5.143.217 18:13, 10 January 2007 (UTC) Sadly that's only available in the States. I'm not sure if this is note worthy or not.
Seasons of Death and X9 were shown in Europe earlier than in the US. BillPP 23:30, 14 June 2006 (UTC) They are accurate for the US. BillPP 23:22, 14 June 2006 (UTC) Oh and the air dates I used are from The TV.com page on Samurai Jack. If there is a colour scheme for the seasons it might be worth putting why on the page. I dont know if there's any significance to the colour used so I just picked green. On creating the Season 4 table I picked a colour for the spaces between episodes. Just seemed logical since most of the references have the show they come from listed, could be a good way to consolidate similar pages, making one better page.If you think that the article should still be merged then discuss here. The deletion log had quite a few more keeps than merges. I have removed the tag to merge the episode guide and the references as there has been no discussion since the tag was put up. 1 Merge with References in Samurai Jack.Therefore, it's presumed, in case that Aku had some influence over it, that in the current timeline Lazarus-92 remains imprisoned (if it ever came to exist) or that alternatively, as Jack and Ashi were never there, Lazarus-92 was able to leave its transport and caused havoc on Earth. Lazarus-92's fate after Jack destroyed Aku in the past is unknown, given the fact that unlike other antagonists, Aku most likely had no influence over it and was already a deranged criminal in his timeline, aside that we don't know if Aku ordered its capture or its imprisonment.Jack tries once more to activate the weapon while Ashi covers him, the weapon activates and electrocutes the Lazarus.Īs the creatures die, the infection in Jack and Ashi's wounds is also neutralized. Jack and Ashi fight on, but are soon surrounded. The creature escaped after, killing the other prisoners and crew members alike.Īshi and Samurai Jack soon encounter Lazarus-92, but Jack is unable to figure out the initiation sequence. Unfortunately, a large asteroid hit the spacecraft it was being transported on, causing the ship to crash-land on Earth. Little is known about Lazarus 92's history, but it is a criminal who was captured by the authorities. It's figurative lack of a conscience was implied after its transport vessel crashed on Earth, where it escaped and indiscriminately killed the ship's crew and its fellow inmates in a seemingly short span of time.ĭespite its brutality, it was not smart or clever enough to search for a way off the ship, preferring instead to hunt Jack and Ashi, not knowing this would be its undoing. Lazarus 92 was a homicidal collective consciousness with only one thing on its mind: killing, probably the reason it was incarcerated in the first place.
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