

Finally Am will appear from the sky and finish him off with his bombs.

Then Boris, the Gentleman, and Mira will gang up on Jack and beat him to the point where he cannot run. Jujunga will then shoot his poison dart at Jack causing him to lose focus. They will then spring from their holes and I will throw his chain at Jack and relieve him of his sword.

Mira's plan is for them to dig holes for each of them to hide in and wait for Jack to appear.
#SAMURAI JACK SEASON 4 EPISODE 12 EXPLANATION FULL#
She wants to use the bounty to free her people and, if the others help her, she will pay them the full amount plus tenfold. The hunter is then revealed to be a woman named Princess Mira, the princess of a kingdom enslaved by Aku. Boris plans to rush Jack and have him break his sword on his armor and then pummel Jack with his clubs, but the mystery hunter chimes in again, calling Boris stupid and telling him he's severely underestimated Jack. I and Am plan to double team Jack by having I entangle Jack's legs in chains making him unable to move while Am attacks from above dropping bombs on Jack, but the mystery hunter tells them that Jack is cunning and hard to restrain, and could simply cut the chains with his sword and escape the bombs. The Gentleman plans to take advantage of Jack's focus by throwing a cloak in the air both as a shield to protect himself and also as a decoy which will allow him to throw two daggers through the cloak and kill Jack, but the mystery hunter retorts that Jack is too disciplined to fall for such tricks. They each discuss their own methods on how they plan to kill Jack: Jujunga plans to play his flute as Jack walks by and shoot him with a poison dart once he is completely off guard, but the mystery hunter argues that Jack's senses are too keen and that he would hear Jujunga inhale to fire the dart. The six hunters all meet at an isolated cabin all for the same purpose: to destroy Samurai Jack and claim the reward Aku has put on him. The hulking man then reveals himself as Boris: "biggest, baddest, bounty hunter of all". He identifies them as Jujunga, an Australian Aborigine marksman whose primary weapon is a flute (didgeridoo) that acts as a blow gun, I and Am, two humanoid cats that seem to "share the same mind" who constantly finish each-other's sentences and usually talk in rhythm, The Gentleman, a handsome and polite southern man who specializes in knives, and an unknown mystery man wearing armor similar to Darth Vader. As he is cutting the man's hair he is distracted by five famous bounty hunters as they walk past his window. The episode begins in an Arctic region somewhere in the North in a barber shop where a huge, hulking man is getting a haircut from a talkative barber.
