Top Ten Female Samurai Jack Characters
We know Jack, Aku, the Scotsman, Demongo, etc., but what about these ladies here? Here's the list of them.
Ashi was the deuteragonist of the fifth season of Samurai Jack, an American animated television series created by Genndy Tartakovsky for Cartoon Network. She was the former leader and the only confirmed living member of the Daughters of Aku, seven sisters who served as assassins attempting to kill Jack. It is only later that she came to have doubts about Aku's true nature after Jack saves her life and she makes a full turn-around when Jack shows her the destruction Aku has unleashed on the world. Easily the best female character in not just the fifth season, but the entire series as a whole. She may have been raised to kill Jack and born from the essence of Aku, but on the inside, she is truly inside a good woman to the end.
I love Ashi! She and Jack were so perfect together and IT'S NOT FAIR what Genndy did to her at the end! She and Jack should have gotten married and BOTH of them should have gotten their happily ever after! Dammit, it wasn't fair. Jashi forever!
Season 5 starts off with a bang and we got introduced to this lovely chick from the 7 Daughters of Aku. Ashi soon turns good and joins Jack on a journey.
May Ashi be forever a memory in our hearts as we never forget her and Jack till the day we die.
We would've like to see more of Mira, but this is one time appearance.
Without a doubt she is the best female character on whole series.
Unlike ashi she isn't some boring mary sue who only exists because of love interest role
That time Jack went to the old west and dealt with this tough bounty hunter and her ex-husband.
Although Aku has daughters, the Scotsman has daughters of his own including his favorite, Flora.
It's sad that the Scotsman got killed, but as a ghost he can still lead his daughters.
She's just standing there smiling... menacingly!
The Scotsman's wife is, predictably, the wife of the Scotsman in Samurai Jack, an American animated television series created by Genndy Tartakovsky for Cartoon Network. Although she has been mentioned in other episodes, her first appearance was in Episode XVII: Jack and the Scotsman, Part 2. She was voiced by Ruth Williamson.
The High Priestess herself can be summed up as the answer to this question: what happens when you take Azula from Avatar: The Last Airbender and then fling her into the universe of Samurai Jack, where she then quickly gains obsession with the evil that is Aku himself? Well, Grey DeLisle's voice performance of the High Priestess should be enough to convince you of how malevolent and unfeeling this antagonistic mother of seven is.