Jack comes upon a monkey-man and agrees to train his tribe in the ways of defending themselves if the monkey-man teaches him how to "jump good".

Three short stories: Jack vs. the Worm: Jack confronts a two-headed riddling serpent who will grant him his wish if he can answer their questions; The Metal-Eaters: Jack confronts a family that feed on metal and eat Jack's sword; Jack, the Gargoyle and the Fairy: Jack tries to rescue a wish-granting fairy from a gargoyle so that she may grant his wish to return home.

Jack is kidnapped and placed in a chain gang of warriors chosen to battle in front of a coliseum audience against the Dome of Doom's Champions.

The Scotsman needs Jack's help to save his kidnapped wife. But this woman is hardly the distressed damsel the Scotsman makes her out to be.

Jack goes from destroyed village to another looking for those responsible, only to find the destruction was commissioned by Aku.

Jack comes upon ruins of a village and realizes it is his home. He then reflects on the past when he was a young boy.

Jack travels vertically up a mountain with three monks to witness the magic of the mountain only to have the power of the mountain save his very life.

Aku hires the best hunters in the galaxy to track down the most elusive of prey - Samurai Jack.

Aku sends out Demongo, the soul collector, to destroy Jack. Now Jack must fight all the mighty warrior souls that Demongo has collected.

When Jack has his sword and clothing stolen, he must give chase to a white rabbit who took them while trying to maintain his modesty.

Jack comes upon a battle where a mere 300 men are fighting a vast, unending army of robots and their evil robotic leader.

When a band of bikes mow over Jack's sandals, he goes on a hunt for the perfect footwear.