![]() Frustrated, Scaramouche lashed out at the dog passengers talking to shut up already, and before he can finally tell Aku, one of the dogs grabbed Scaramouche (Aku hanged up the call afterward) and threw him off the boat into the water. Aku does answer, and as Scaramouche told him that Jack's lost his sword, Aku can't hear him because of all of the incessant chatter going on the boat carrying crowds. Scaramouche then found a telephone booth (somehow in the future) and went to call Aku. Scaramouche managed to get on the boat after many failed tries by having another guy with a head small enough to fit Scaramouche to be "his body". It also turned out that Scaramouche was only #3 on Aku's Current Top Assassins list (he is behind Deathblow and Da-Bomb). As Ashi is traveling to find Jack meeting with people that he had helped back in the past on her way, Scaramouche traveled as a bouncing head trying to find a way to communicate with Aku and found a boat which he decided to use to reach Aku, but is delayed by a sailor because the rules were only those who have a body can board the boat. Upon awakening in the ruined city, he cheered up himself about being alive but found out his phone was broken and he was unable to contact Aku to tell him about Jack having lost his sword. In "Episode XCVII", it's revealed that Scaramouche survived in reality as a head all along. Scaramouche admitted defeat as Jack cleaved him in two with Scaramouche's first blade, after which Jack kept the tuning fork sword for himself as he left. ![]() The sword exploded at the last second, severely damaging Scaramouche's vocal chord equivalent, leaving him unable to fight. As Scaramouche fought Jack to a standstill, he gloated over his victory, but Jack threw his remaining sword at Scaramouche, still vibrating from clashing with the tuning fork sword. While Jack barely dodged the sword's attacks, Scaramouche brought out another blade which opens up like a tuning fork, demonstrating its ability to vibrate at a frequency powerful enough to shatter Jack's own knives. This impromptu singing animated Scaramouche's sword to continue the fight against Jack. Eventually, Jack destroyed the flute, but Scaramouche revealed that his voice was the true source of his magic. Jack pleaded for their understanding, which made Scaramouche thought Jack has gone "beaucoup cuckoo". The mysterious rider is known as the Omen (prevalent in his other visions) universally looks down on the scene. Landing among a pile of rocks after destroying the golem, Jack was once again swept up in another hallucination, this time seeing the rocks around him as the children of the city, begging him for help. Jack quickly discovered that Scaramouch can rebuild the golem easily by reanimating more rocks to replace any part he broke off. ![]() Satisfied with this turn of events, Scaramouche began to fight Jack, first by playing a magical flute that formed a golem out of the city's rubble. Laughing, Scaramouche declared that Jack is no threat without his sword, and called Aku on his mobile phone to make a report, but Jack destroyed the phone with a thrown kunai before he can talk about his discovery. In a flashback, Jack recalled his signature weapon falling down a pit as he looks in horror. Jack met Scaramouche, who destroyed the city and claimed himself to be Aku's most favored assassin and remarks on Jack's nigh-unrecognizable appearance, including the loss of Jack's sword. In "Episode XCII", by the time Samurai Jack reached a plume of smoke, he arrived at a ruined city, filled with rubble and the corpses of its dead citizens.
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