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Samurai Jack: Season 3

2002 · 11 episodes · ★ 7.4

What Season 3 of Samurai Jack

This season follows a young prince who is never given a name. He lives in a feudal Japanese kingdom when Aku, a demon able to shapeshift, seizes control and holds his father hostage. Before that, his mother sent him to train around the world so he could return with the sword capable of defeating Aku. However, his journey leads him to a dystopian future ruled by the demon, where he is called Jack. His goal is to find the way back to his own time before Aku dominates the world. Along the way, he faces a sorcerer who turns him into a chicken, a bounty hunter in the Old West, and Seth's servants in Egypt.

11episodes
Oct 18, 2002aired
Jun 7, 2003latest episode
4 hrtotal runtime

Season 3 Episodes

  1. XXVII

    3x01 XXVII

    Oct 18, 2002 · 22 min · ★ 6.8

    Jack is turned into a chicken by a cranky wizard. While he tries to fix this, he gets caught by a "handler" and becomes a prize-winning Creature Combat fighter.

    Directing: Genndy Tartakovsky, Robert Alvarez · Writing: Chris Reccardi · Starring: Jeff Bennett, Bob Joles, Billy West

  2. XXX

    3x02 XXX

    Oct 25, 2002 · 22 min · ★ 7.1

    Aku leads Jack to a graveyard where the dead begin to rise. An evil spirit takes over Jack's sword, leading Jack to defend himself against his own weapon. When Aku gets hold of the sword, Jack fears he's finally met his end.

    Directing: Genndy Tartakovsky · Writing: Bryan Andrews, Brian Larsen · Starring: B.J. Ward

  3. XXVIII

    3x03 XXVIII

    Nov 1, 2002 · 22 min · ★ 6.6

    When a man's daughter is kidnapped by Aku's Children, Jack must infiltrate a rave to stop the musical brainwashing.

    Directing: Randy Myers, Genndy Tartakovsky · Writing: Chris Mitchell, Erik Wiese · Starring: Mike Bell, Kevin Michael Richardson, Kath Soucie

  4. XXIX

    3x04 XXIX

    Nov 8, 2002 · 22 min · ★ 6.9

    Jack boards a train to his next destination only to be attacked by a couple of arguing bounty hunters.

    Directing: Genndy Tartakovsky, Robert Alvarez · Writing: Paul Rudish, Charlie Bean · Starring: Greg Burson, Grey DeLisle, John DiMaggio, Joe Lala

  5. XXXI

    3x05 XXXI

    Nov 15, 2002 · 22 min · ★ 6.9

    Jack must read hieroglyphics, solve riddles and assemble a sacred scarab to call upon Ra for help in fighting evil ancient Egyptian shadow warriors.

    Directing: Genndy Tartakovsky, Chris Savino · Writing: Bryan Andrews, Brian Larsen · Starring: Bobby Edner, Jonathan Osser, Peter Renaday

  6. XXXII

    3x06 XXXII

    Apr 26, 2003 · 22 min · ★ 7.6

    Jack must travel along a water creature, a mountain creature and a flying creature to get to a portal to return home. But once he reaches the portal, it is guarded by an undefeatable warrior who tells him that this portal is not for him.

    Directing: Genndy Tartakovsky, Randy Myers · Writing: Genndy Tartakovsky, Erik Wiese · Starring: Grey DeLisle, Richard McGonagle, Kevin Michael Richardson

  7. XXXIII

    3x07 XXXIII

    May 3, 2003 · 22 min · ★ 7.2

    An over-friendly creature begins following Jack, messing up Jack's every move along his quest.

    Directing: Genndy Tartakovsky, Randy Myers · Writing: Chris Reccardi · Starring: Jeff Bennett

  8. XXXIV

    3x08 XXXIV

    May 10, 2003 · 22 min · ★ 8.0

    Jack and a Swamp Wizard travel to the four corners of the earth, collecting pieces that are meant to get Jack home. But when Aku reveals himself to be the Swamp Wizard, Jack must battle these pieces which are now being puppeteered by Aku's evil hands.

    Directing: Genndy Tartakovsky, Randy Myers · Writing: Paul Rudish · Starring: Jennifer Hale

  9. XXXV

    3x09 XXXV

    May 17, 2003 · 22 min · ★ 8.7

    When Jack enters a spooky, old mansion and gets locked inside, he catches sight of a figure and sets after it to find out what is going on. As Jack is led further and further in, he discovers that the house and its inhabitants have an evil plan that involves…him.

    Directing: Genndy Tartakovsky, Randy Myers · Writing: Chris Reccardi · Starring: Lauren Tom, Clyde Kusatsu

  10. XXXVI

    3x10 XXXVI

    May 31, 2003 · 22 min · ★ 8.0

    Jack falls into a hidden temple sanctuary to find monks trained like him in the style of the Ancient Master. The Ancient Master's Son then tells Jack of a portal to send him home, but in order to use it, his new friends must be sacrificed.

    Directing: Randy Myers, Genndy Tartakovsky · Writing: Bryan Andrews, Brian Larsen · Starring: Quinton Flynn, Matt Levin, Peter Renaday

  11. XXXIX

    3x11 XXXIX Season Finale

    Jun 7, 2003 · 22 min · ★ 7.6

    Jack is directed to a deathtrap-filled labyrinth which holds a diamond that can restore him to his time. Unfortunately a master thief also enters the labyrinth going for the item.

    Directing: Genndy Tartakovsky, Robert Alvarez · Writing: Don Shank · Starring: Rino Romano

Season 3 Cast

Kevin Michael RichardsonKevin Michael RichardsonGuardian (voice)2 episodes
Peter RenadayPeter RenadayPriest (voice)2 episodes
Bob JolesBob JolesCaccitore / Customer / Worm Handler (voice)Episode 1
Mike BellMike BellMan (voice)Episode 1
Kath SoucieKath SoucieOlivia (voice)Episode 1
Greg BursonGreg BursonQuick Draw McGraw / Baba Looey (voice)Episode 1
Joe LalaJoe LalaOwner / Engineer / Passenger #1 (voice)Episode 1
B.J. WardB.J. WardWitch Hag (voice)Episode 1
Bobby EdnerBobby EdnerLil Kid / Tall Kid (voice)Episode 1
Jonathan OsserYoung Samurai Jack (voice)Episode 1
Richard McGonagleRichard McGonagleVilliage Leader / Water Creature (voice)Episode 1
Clyde KusatsuClyde KusatsuFather (voice)Episode 1
Quinton FlynnQuinton FlynnMonk A (voice)Episode 1
Matt LevinMatt LevinMonk B (voice)Episode 1
Rino RomanoRino RomanoThief / Robot (voice)Episode 1

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many episodes are in Samurai Jack season 3?

Samurai Jack season 3 has 11 episodes.

When did Samurai Jack season 3 premiere?

Aired October 18, 2002.

Where to watch Samurai Jack season 3?

Available by subscription on Movistar Plus+ Ficción Total, HBO Max, and HBO Max Amazon Channel (availability may vary by country).