Aku | |
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Real name: | 悪 |
Species: | Demon |
Hair: | Red |
Eyes: | Black |
Base: | Earth |
Aku was the archenemy of Samurai Jack.
He was an evil shapeshifter of incredible power.
History[]
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Powers and Abilities[]
Super Powers[]
- Demonic Physiology: Aku was an unusual sight. His eyebrows were made of fire, and he had horns on his head.
- Elemental Control
Abilities[]
Weaknesses[]
- Color Scheme: Despite the fact that Aku could shapeshift into anything he desired, he was unable to mimic the color of the person he changed into. In other words, if he took on the shape of a caterpillar; anyone could see through his disguise, since he would still have possessed all of the original colors from his Humanoid appearance.
- His Reflection: Even if someone wasn't able to recognize Aku while he was in disguise, if he went near a mirror, his own reflection would reveal his true form.
- Illnesses: Despite being a nearly all-powerful demon, he was apparently just as susceptible to catching a cold or other sicknesses as any Human was.
- Unable to Travel Time: His chronokinetic abilities were only able to open up time portals to send other people through. He himself however, was unable to conjure up a time portal that he himself could move through.
- His Own Power: At times, his own super powers could be used against him, which could lead to his downfall.
- Samurai Jack's Sword: Aku was able to be harmed by Samurai Jack's sword, which was a katana that was forged by Odin, Ra and Rama.
Paraphernalia[]
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Appearance[]
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Notes[]
- Aku was was created by Genndy Tartakovsky, first appearing in the Samurai Jack episode The Beginning, and was eventually adapted to DC Comics by Genndy Tartakovsky, Lynne Naylor, Bill Wray Mike Manley and Zylonol, first appearing in Samurai Jack Special # 1 (September 2002).[1]
References[]
External Links[]
- Aku at the Samurai Jack Wiki
- Aku at Wikipedia