Existe una diferencia They can t scream but they can eat

Even tigers have the decency to kill before they eat

Ever heard of MURDER DRONES? It's not really cannibalism but well cute robots who kill each other for reasons.

Even Jack had to look away

well... technically humans eat meat from animals, that doesnt count. But when I eat the body I have preserved under my basement for the last 15 years it now does. smh society

“I can handle a lot of weird stuff…but I think this crossed a line at some point.”

I agree!

He actually even looks at the severed hand in what can only be pity, before glaring up at where he suspects Aku is watching from.

He's like "well this has gone too far"

@@Victor-056 Aku be like, “Hey, I didn’t pick them! In fact, I didn’t see that coming either.”

What is the name of this episode?

@@joshuasebsebe3919 Episode XV: Jack Tales

@@lol0ajo and that girl is she voiced by Jennifer Hale?

@@joshuasebsebe3919 i think so

Try the Primal cartoon. Same people, similar vibe, horrific in parts.

I can definitely see that, especially how it's shown that Aku's scientists have nutjobs. Remember X9? He was programmed to feel love because his old man, having a few loose screws, found the idea amusing.

These robots don't seem to be Aku's goons, they seem more like a certain race of robots

I dont think these were made by Aku, but they likely were made by someone who either did it for giggles OR their purpose was to sabotage small towns and villages by destroying/eating their tools.

I lean on the side that these were not made by Aku. Maybe at the most one of his scientists who was being funny. He had whole divisions and races that likely had free time to do as they pleased so long as the did not cross lines on his terf. These robots were likely just set free just because and Jack runs into them. There is plenty of evil in the world apart from Aku…

Even if they were Aku's robots, I don't think he would take kindly to them eating his own robots. Nor would he like it if they started eating other instead of Jack's sword. He'd be like "No, you fools! You suppose to be eating the sword, not each other! Aaahh, whose stupid idea was it to program them this way?!"

Red colour also to make it look more organic

Yup. Too often, especially in the early 2000's, are robotic enemies a solution to depict violence and gore without "killing" anything organic.

You should watch the episodes of Buzz Lightyear of Star Command with NOS-4-A2 in them Robot vampire who feeds on electricity. Not nearly as gruesome as this, but they still got away with a lot

Makes no sense otherwise, why would they suddenly cannibalize each other?

​@@RisingFlag100it makes sense. Maybe this clip did not detail the context of the episode

Is the girl voiced by Jennifer Hale?

I actually remembered getting scared when I was a kid.

That was so mess up

@@tiberiusvirus9342 is the girl voiced by Jennifer Hale?

@@joshuasebsebe1047 She is. 🥰

It's also ends in a funny way,Jack is like K I'm just going to leave now

@@carlcarlson3396 Yeah. I always loved that. Its like "Nothing to say. I'm out of here."

@@MatthewTheWolf2029 Yeah he knew to stay out of this family drama

Some kind of cannibalistic robots. So freaky and you get “Creepypasta” vibes

@@fictionverse7292 also the robots being red doens't help with the situation

Reminds me of Marvel Zombies, When Spiderman turns into a zombie and eats both Mary Jane and Aunt May

@@nathaniellopez4460 Marvel Zombies did the best possible thing you could do to a zombie story to bring back the horror of the familiar becoming toxic. They made the zombies sapient enough to remember who they were, too hungry to stop themselves, and expressive enough to convey the horror of it all.

That's played with a lot in werewolf stories. And not just Twilight, I promise.

All psychological horror, philosophical horror, every scary children's villain: Hold my beer.

To be fair, the red coloration of these unskined robots bears and uncanny resemblance to exposed flesh.

Hold my sake.

@@JageshemashFTW I think Dextors lab was the training bra for Genndy needed when making unique robots????

Jack: I'm sure there's a lesson in here SOMEWHERE. But this is frankly too weird and I'm just gonna walk away. VERY QUICKLY.

I think it to control your appetite and dont be a robot cannibalism obviously

Jack: Aku, you have a missed up way having robots eaten themselves from Metal. *Walk away from a missed up moment.*

Wasn't there a vampire movie where in a scene a human man was bitten to death by vampires, but then the vampires became humans and then it happened again and again until the only thing left are three vampires that become humans...

@@technoraize2715 i think it was in "Daybreakers".

@@noskes1 Oh yeah! That's the movie! T

@@technoraize2715 yup, i remember that movie. They all turned human cuz cure was heated vampire blood. Ngl i know i wouldn't have thought of it either cuz who would want to be a guinniepig for those tests when there is so low of chance for it to work.

@@zuziiice8907 Oh yeah, the cure was discovered when a Vampire was sent flying out of his car, was burned by the sun then plunged into the river.

Jack: "On a side note: Never speak of this, again"

Imagine if jack just started walking away while they were eating each other

its up there. probably top 5

I think the shadow demon thing jack fights is ten times worse

You mean “show”?

@@nqk_0662 You know Jack's name but not Aku's?

@@minecraftyeli NO THR OTHER ONE ; that was hunting a old tumble and it was terrifying

Imagine them as human cannibals and this episode aired in season 5 let that sink in…

Especially when you consider blood does smell and taste metallic

​@@onetopicissue 💀

Yeah, that's the scariest part of all of it. Without the color choice, this scene wouldn't have had nesrly the same impact!

Funny thing cause this episode was made into 3 parts where each main antagonist Jack dealt with were all colored red. The giant worms, The Metal Eaters, (Duh) and that Gargoyle.

Jack: I'm never forgotten that the robots eaten themselves from Metal.

Pretty sure this counts as canibalism.

If we count anime, the choices widen. AoT counts as one.

You never heard of Looney Tunes?

@@slashbash1347 doesn't count. In Looney toons everything is played for laughs.

What about VoRe?))

And he apparently didn't program them to know they're robots and not eat each other

@@kidprime6863 He also apparently instead of having them be fueled by nuclear fusion generators or something like that thought it'd be funny to have them be seriously dependent on a horribly inefficient source of power i.e. must eat metal regularly or else run out of energy and 'die'/shutdown.

Get drunk one weekend and watch the wrong set of horror movies .

@@navilluscire2567 Either or they were originally designed for disposal of inferior metals

@@kidprime6863 I'd wager that. They're meant to stay on junkyards or landfills and scavenge for metal to rip apart and break down into more usable forms.

Silver the Hedgehog be like.

Yeah youre right and we dont even know who even created them

@@arielruh7773 Aku probably

Agreed. The fact that they just appeared out of nowhere makes it more bizarre and unsettling. They seemingly had no backstory and no connection to the rest of the episode; they just showed up, ate each other, and had the episode move on without them.

and their skinless limbs look suspiciously like a degloved human arm.

@@shadowpillar2483 I think Dextors lab was the training bra for Genndy needed when making unique robots????

@@shadowpillar2483True, especially since the lower arms resemble a radius and ulna, and the hands look somewhat anatomically similar to a human hand (in terms of bone structure, that is).

Also, the female robot at 1:02 has complete cone/spike boobs lmaoo

The blood red feels so raw it makes it super creepy really and them looking like a bunch of a merged creatures eating themselves is a surreal feeling

The last sentence of your comment is the best part. 😂🤣

Transformer movies had really brutal kills What are you talking about

Then season 5 came along.. Ironically toning down the violence despite more blood and gore.

Samurai Jack had a couple of episodes that are pretty creepy by every standard.

This is samurai Jack every Monday night

Was that pun intended

@@AureoAmbrosia if not its even better

hmmm yes, the floor is made out of floor.

​@@MalcolmNessGrangerman stfu hes just analyzing a part people mightve overlooked

The better question what kind of insane vile devoid of any good dark soul would have made them and why? Other than Aku being bored and thought metal eating robots is a neat idea.

Phrasing!

*They were...funny like that...in a fucked up kinda way.*

Not one of their better ideas

2 weeks later he forgot it

Badassery incarnated.

I Imagine The Donbrothers Kicking The Metal-Eaters Robot Butts, While The Noto Trio Don't Care For What Is Going On. Sonoi: Metal-Eating Cannibal Robots, Seriously? Aku Really Needs Something Better Than Machines. Sononi: I Knew Something Was Fishy About Them When They Saw This Guy's Sword. Sonoza: Whatever, Let The Donbrothers Handle These Scrapheaps, Not Our Problem, Though.

In novel Jack think try are robots

That's a pretty dumb programming flaw

Them being ignorant of their own nature as robots *made of metal* really sells the horror of this scene as they turn on each other.

@@navilluscire2567 That's one huge programming flaw

​@@kidprime6863 Or whoever created them was simply a complete lunatic. Which wouldn't be far-fetched at all considering how crazy the world of this show is.

@@poochyenajones1362 Or their creator had a sick sense of humor

​@@kidprime6863Or in Dooferschmidt's words: well that was a stupid design!

The series evolved very well into an adult swim Toonami show.

Yeah, looking at it now this scene would be SUPER messed up if it wasn't robot censored. But yeah, robot family cannibalises each other was honestly pretty shocking

Me: Nah, Jack, Let Them Kill Each Other, Not Your Problem Anymore.

It's like now we understand the horror here of a family that just straight reverts to cannibalism the moment they find out that they were robots all along. And the fact that their skeletons were red just shows the horrific symbolism taking place, like YIKES they showed this to US as kids.

I felt they were robots of some kind when they kept eyeing the sword. And then once we got to this part, well, my thoughts were "well that problem sorted itself out. Still pretty freaky."

Blame Genndy Tartakovsky, The Man Who Created The Show.

Probably just another adventure

Those were in my opinion simply multiple scenarios put together in the form of several shorts combined into one episode. Sort brings the idea that things like these are what he has to encounter several times.

Given that he ends up developing a rather solid case of paranoid schizophrenia later on, I say this is a good theory

I actually do like that theory. Though we do have to official word from Tartakovsky that they used robots so they could get away with doing really gruesome stuff

Censorship and Jack/ cartoon network are mostly child or below teen ages.

I don’t think this theory works as well for the first four seasons. At least depending on how far the scope of the theory goes. Jack clearly faces some robots have have non organic weapons attached to their bodies, while being more durable than humans to that’s one thing. Others do seem to be conveniently disguised as living beings onto to reveal mechanical components, which I’d assume the theory would apply to. The issue gets muddles however when It’s shown robots are capable of being Just as self aware as a living being is, with Jack lamenting the destruction of innocent robots. So I’m not sure how much less shocked Jack would be regardless. By the 5th season that sort of morality gets more complicated..where he does seem to hold human/organic life with more reverence than robots.

Then it is all good