In Episode CI, she used her powers as a cambion to help transport Jack back to the past to defeat Aku but tragically faded from existence on the day of her wedding to Jack as a consequence of past Aku's death. Eventually, after meeting Aku in person in Episode C, it is revealed that Aku was her biological father, after which he corrupts her unwillingly into his service. She served as Jack's most important ally in Season 5, in Episode XCIX she and Jack eventually fall in love.
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She finally made a full turn-around when Jack showed her the destruction Aku has unleashed on the world and she saw all the good that the Samurai had done. It was only later that she came to have doubts about Aku's true nature after Jack saves her life.
She later became the only surviving member and unwillingly accompany Jack. She was born and raised as a member of the Daughters of Aku, seven sisters who served as assassins attempting to kill Jack. I'm in a good place mentally, just Jack isn't.Scaramouche (for a moment) Ashi is the deuteragonist during Season 5 of Samurai Jack. We're different artists and we had to elevate Jack to the level we're at right now." Luckily, the darkness in the show isn't a reflection of anything in Tartakovsky's personal life, he says. It's 12 years that separates us, between the old and the new. The musical sequences, the quietness, the pacing, the lack of dialogue. The handcrafted look, the storytelling from a visual point of view. Those elements define the show, and we wanted them to be the same." "The execution of the storytelling is the biggest thing. Along with one of the most iconic supporting characters, the 47-year-old showrunner says the core of what made the show so popular is still intact. I can proudly give away that he will be returning," he reveals. "There's no way we could keep the Scotsman away. That said, Tartakovsky teases a lot to look forward to. "In Season 5, we know we're telling one story, so let's take advantage of it," Tartakovsky says. Tartakovsky is basking in that climate, and in the narrative freedom Adult Swim is known for. Shows like Adventure Time have taken storytelling in a different direction." Josh Welsh, the president of arts non-profit Film Independent, has remarked that, "We’re living in a golden age of animation right now," part of which includes the ability to let cartoon characters grow over time instead of demanding the narrative stasis of The Flinstones or The Simpsons. Today, he says, "storytelling has changed. So we had to keep him as a stoic samurai unfazed by anything." You couldn't have a lot of change in Jack, because if they wanted to run episodes out of order, all of a sudden he's one way here and another way there. "Back then no one was doing episodic storytelling. "The first four seasons we weren't allowed to do episodic stories," Tartakovsky explains. But there's also a reason that's tied to storytelling acumen, craft, and the freedom of working at Adult Swim. That's one reason the show was bound to be dark, a fact Tartakovsky, whose credits also boast Dexter's Laboratory, Star Wars: Clone Wars, and the Hotel Transylvania franchise, has alluded to in interviews since Season 5 was announced.
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