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"Episode XII: Jack and the Gangsters" is the twelfth episode in the first season of Samurai Jack. The episode featured the story of Jack working alongside a group of gangsters, in order to get to Aku. The episode begins with Jack entering a sketchy 1920s-style club. Jack enters behind a group of...

The Gangsters are a group of mobsters who have loose ties to Aku. They first appear in Episode XII: Jack and the Gangsters. After Aku's destruction in the past, it is unknown how it affected their existence in the future. However, it is likely that the Jewel of Neptune is no longer in their...

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Directed by Masahiko Tsugawa. With Kiichi Nakai, Kyôka Suzuki, Kazuki Kitamura, Yôichi Nukumizu. Jirocho is a gambler who's forced to leave his wife Ocho in Shimizu for three years as he trains as a professional gambler. When he finally returns to Shimizu with his own crew of loyal gangsters, he finds Ocho has fallen ill and he has several rivals to contend with.

Directed by Randy Myers, Rob Renzetti, Genndy Tartakovsky. With Phil LaMarr, Mako, Larry Cedar, Grey Griffin. Samurai Jack gets an offer to join a Thirties style gang of mobsters at the Blue Monkey club and decides to take them up on it so he can get close to Aku. The gang plans to steal something Aku has been unable to obtain: the legendary Neptune Jewel, guarded by Earth, Wind and Fire.

In a crime-ridden city, Jack befriends a group of midget gangsters who are planning to steal the Neptune Jewel, a gem capable of controlling water and guarded by elemental spirits, and give it to Aku as a gift. The gangsters are hoping to rely on Jack's skills in combat to defeat the elementals for ...

In Japan and elsewhere, especially in the West, the term yakuza can be used to refer to individual gangsters or criminals as well as to their organized groups and to Japanese organized crime in general. Yakuza adopt samurai-like rituals and often bear elaborate body tattoos.

Samurai Jack has been held in high regard for its outline-free art style, impressive action sequences, and long stretches of animation without dialogue. The show took numerous stylistic risks: most episodes had minimal dialogue, mature themes were often addressed for the sake of drama or laughs, and drastic art shifts were used to mark dreams, hauntings, and visits to alternate dimensions.