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Huh, accidentally noticed this funny coincidence. Jack rides blue stripped T-Rex against giant spiders like 5-6 years before 1 season of Primal. Maybe just an easter egg, I don't know.

Peer reviewing this reply because it’s exactly how I feel

The issue is the persistent need to diagnose things that aren’t clearly symptoms of certain conditions, and the idea that any kind of deep interest or passion or eccentricity needs to be medicalized

Let people have interests without immediately jumping to diagnose them! Yes, even specific or obscure or very deep interests!

Smallest identifiable creatures we've seen Aku be, that I can remember:

in the comic (therefore not really canon): little bug thing small enough to crawl inside an ear and reach the brain.

in the show:

using all the mass of his normal full-size body: human being (Ikra)

after having most of his mass hacked away: mouse

using all his mass BUT separated into multiple independently mobile creatures: fish (in a school of aku-fish)

I'm setting aside the comics since that's not really canon-canon. So:

Can Aku repair Scaramouche from the inside? No.

Can he get small enough to repair him from the inside? Based on canon evidence, oh sure. You'd have to pop open some armor for him to access Scaramouche's guts, but he could split off a mouse-sized dollop of himself that's capable of rummaging around between the wires.

Can he repair him, though? My personal opinion is: no. Because I don't think Aku knows shit about robotic repair. If he can't zap Scaramouche a new body from storage, he's stumped. Ratatouilling Scaramouche's guts but when he's trying to reconnect a wire in his leg he keeps accidentally making him punch himself.

I gotta post more of my ocs often guuuuhhhhhh

He's got foresight and uses it to advise Aku on stuff he should do. He and the stupid robot are an item.

There's extra stuff below the cut!! Plus his voice claim!!

Jun Kumaori (Junkuma)

"chasing its tail too much"

"The Four Seasons of Death" by the andrews' brothers. one thing i absolutely adore about this episode is jack's versatility in wardrobe because we will see him often freezing to death in cold climates, and in the winter he is depicted with at least some kind of drape; as well as tying his belt into a keffiyeh scarf for protection against the extreme heat. there is such a great visual language of his character that shines so well in this episode, especially the autumn and winter sections where he does not speak at all, and again that is what is so wonderful about the andrews' and bryan/brian episodes particularly, they are so good at letting the silence speak.

"Tale of X-49" by bryan andrews and genndy tartakovsky. this is another episode which does not feature jack as the primary focus, however this is the final episode with either andrews' or bryan/brians as credit. i think its rly hilarious that jack has a campfire in an abandoned factory, smoldering microplastics over his dinner.

"The Princess and the Bounty Hunters" by brian and bryan. this is a really great episode, and very delightfully Jack is drawn in different styles per character. its just pleasant i especially love the ink scroll and australian indigenous art

"The Scotsman Saves Jack" Parts one and two by the andrews' brothers. this is another outlier episode because thats not even jack thats literally just some random twink he picked up who looks like his bestie

then jack shows up for real,the twink left idk what that was abt but jack is here now and he is adorably drawn its rly a rare side of jack to see him so happy and hanging out w his bestie. the way that the andrews' brothers draw him smiling is so precious