Samurai Jack vs Naruto Universe

Jack himself has run away a few times. There are some battles that just aren't worth fighting.

If two people were to get into a fight, one guy ran away, and then he outlived the guy who was going to actually fight, would you say the second guy won the fight?

I'd say he lost the fight but won the war.

Originally posted by Nephthys
I'd say he lost the fight but won the war.

Jack should win both since he is fast enough to avoid bullets, and was able to go toe-to-toe with Aku, aka: "The Shapeshifting Master of Darkness". Bleach or One Piece universe would be a better match up.

He doesn't go toe-to-toe with Aku, he easily defeats him. Aku has never really given him much trouble one on one, that's why he has to use servants to do it.

Um, actually, Aku has given Jack trouble, a few times.

Especially when they were unarmed and both in human form. Though Aku later cheated.

Eh. Yeah, sometimes Aku has been able to get an edge. It seems like most of the time Jack can beat him though, especially if he's in his regular form.

Aku doesn't give Jack trouble because Jack has a magic sword that cut's through his inky blackness like scissors through construction paper.

Originally posted by KingD19
Aku doesn't give Jack trouble because Jack has a magic sword that cut's through his inky blackness like scissors through construction paper.

i swear i read "unarmed in human form" keyword "unarmed"

^ I swear I read the other posts that weren't talking about the one time they were unarmed and one on one.

he said aku has given jack trouble especially unarmed

you replied aku doesnt give jack trouble because of the magic sword

the only post related aku giving him trouble is when he is unarmed and you brought up the sword when no one was talking about it

Shut up.

👇 *sniff*

Originally posted by KingD19
Aku doesn't give Jack trouble because Jack has a magic sword that cut's through his inky blackness like scissors through construction paper.

How does this go? Does Jack face everyone from Naruto one at a time or does he face them all at the same time?

I know for a fact he stomps in the former, from what I recall of his series.

There are two rounds, one for the former and one for the latter.