Scotty Blake

**Scotty Blake**, originally known known as "**The Scotsman**" is a powerful Huntsman from Scotland and the head of Clan Blake. In the original timeline when Aku reigned supreme, Scotty was the most wanted man on Earth until he encountered and fought alongside Jack.
In the final moments before the timeline had altered, Scotty is one of the several individuals who remembers what happened thanks to The Guardian.

## Appearance

Scotty appears, for all intents and purposes, to be a man from a region very closely resembling Scotland. Scotty, like Jack, is never explicitly named in any of his appearances. He is a large man with red hair that borders on being orange, a barrel chest, and disproportionately small legs, one of which was replaced with a submachine gun.

After 50 years from the original timeline, he upgrades his gun leg into a Gatling gun left leg. He also changes his white shirt to a gray shirt, reflecting his aged appearance from his younger years, as well as wearing a tartan eyepatch over his right eye.

His red hair had turned white over the years with two smaller braids for his mustache and a plaid eyepatch.

He was currently using a wheelchair now in the future due to his advanced age. He then returns to his original appearance after his demise in his spirit form. As for his arsenal, he retains his own magic sword, and is shown with an upgraded leg in the form of a minigun.

## Personality

Much like in the original timeline, Scotty has a personality almost in stark opposite to that of Samurai Jack: he is loud, explosive in temperament, always willing to jump into a fight, and enjoys bragging about his fighting prowess. This is not to say that he is a completely different man from Jack. The two warriors have very different ideals, as evidenced by the straightforward fighting tactics of the Scotsman. He also differs from Jack in that he appreciates a different style of life than the Samurai: where Jack enjoys the quiet, serene aspects of life, the Scotsman loves that which spells itself out, and nothing so "namby-pamby" as what Jack likes.

Ironically, he is actually considered the "mellow" member of his clan (which he claims is the reason why he constantly travels; to get away from his rowdy clansmen). Nevertheless, he can also recognize situations that require stealth and finesse and can plan accordingly.

## Biography

### Original Timeline

   The Scotsman was first shown crossing a narrow bridge, where coincidentally Jack was also traveling across. When the two met however, neither wanted to step aside to let the other pass. Despite Jack's attempts to peacefully negotiate, the brash and hostile Scotty misinterpreted Jack's words and retaliated with his own (rather nonsensical) insults. This led to a fierce battle that lasted for more than a day where neither had the upper hand. As the two stood exhausted they found that they had been discovered by bounty hunters when one of them fired a pair of cuff-links that tied the two together. After unsuccessfully attempting to defeat their opponents by each going the other way, Jack slashed the bridge underfoot and sent him and Scotty plummeting into the river at the bottom of the ravine.

After finding their way to an abandoned village, the Scotsman and Jack were once again set upon by the bounty hunters and in the ensuing battle managed to free themselves by miraculously allowing a giant bullet fired from one of the bounty hunter's cannons to break their chains. Putting their differences aside, the two warriors decimated the bounty hunters, forging an unlikely friendship.

### The Scotsman's Wife

At some point, Scotty tracked Jack down at a remote tavern and, after defeating some more bounty hunters, asked Jack for help: a clan of Celtic Demons had kidnapped the Scotty's wife, and the Scotsman was forbidden by ancient tradition to be aided by his clan members. The only loophole allowed for the Scotsman to seek aid from a stranger, and, in his words, Jack is "the strangest man [he knew]". Jack was more than willing to aid his friend, but first he had to gain the approval of the Scotsman's clan. The two friends journeyed to the Highlands, where Jack was introduced to Scotty's clan, including the clan's Druid. After passing a test of strength (through unconventional means), Jack and the Scotsman were allowed to go rescue his wife.

After sneaking into the castle of Boon, where the Celtic Demons resided, the two located Betty, who turned out to be even more abrasive than her husband. As they tried to sneak her out, the group were cornered by the demon horde. Though the two warriors fought valiantly, they were vastly outnumbered. However, when the head Celtic Demon referred to Betty by her physical weight, this send her into a frenzied rage, destroying the entire horde with her bare hands while Jack and the Scotsman looked on in awe. As the three began to leave, however, Betty was sent into another rage when Jack accidentally made a comment about her size, forcing him to flee as she furiously pursued him, with the Scotsman calling after her not to harm the samurai.

### Third Reunion

Scotty was on a ship bound for an unknown destination, when he came across Jack on the boat. However, Jack did not recognize his old friend, claiming to be someone named "Brent Worthington". Furthermore, Jack's sword was nowhere on him. Baffled and enraged at what had happened to his friend, the Scotsman set out to retrace Jack's steps, with a less-than-willing "Brent" in tow. After following Jack's steps to Heck's Bucket Seaport, the Scotsman, after much searching, learned that Jack had commissioned a ship to "The Great Unknown", and proceeded to do the same.

As the ship reached an island shrouded in mist, strange melodic sounds emanated from the island. These sounds entranced the crew and Jack, but the Scotsman was strangely unaffected. The source of the sound was revealed to be a trio of Sirens, whose music could not affect the Scotsman because, in his mind, their singing was terrible compared to that of his wife. The Sirens revealed that they had erased Jack's memory with their enchanted music, and kept his sword and belongings as a trophy. Furious, the Scotsman attacked the Sirens, who commanded their slaves to attack him. Realizing that their music was what enslaved the men, the Scotsman proceeded to blare loud noise from his bagpipes to drown them out, allowing Jack to regain his memory and destroy the Sirens.

As the two friends reconnected, they realized that every ship has left them behind. They found a rowboat, but quickly got into an argument over who would row. After several tests of strength and skill, all of which Jack won, the Scotsman finally yielded after Jack defeated him in thumb-wrestling, giving Jack the "honor" of rowing them back to civilization.

### Final Battle

Half a century later, he had aged significantly in appearance. Scotty, along with a dozens of daughters. They joined their father and many other allied forces to battle Aku. During this time, he has become a shadow of his former self due his advanced age, confinement to a wheelchair and requiring Flora to assist him in battle, indicating that he cannot fight like he used to anymore.

Knowing Aku would target his daughters next, the Scotsman ordered them to flee while he wheeled up to Aku and assaulted him with a barrage of insults and praise for Jack, gleefully holding nothing back. Aku incinerated the Scotsman, but was left in a bad mood by the verbal roasting and as such didn't bother to pursue the daughters. Fortunately, the Scotsman returned as a ghost in his prime. He then told his daughters that they regroup, plan to fight for another day, amass a larger army and most importantly, find Jack and then battle Aku once more.

He comes to aid Jack against Aku with his daughters as well as the rest of Jack's allies. Once reuniting with Jack (to which he completely forgets that he can't hug him due to his ghost form), he explains the reason for his form and introduces his Daughters, after which he offers Jack the opportunity to marry one (to which he is temporarily offended when Jack refuses, only to be confused when he sees Ashi as Jack's lover). After Jack destroyed Aku in the past, it is unknown how this will affect him.

## Powers and Abilities

Where Samurai Jack limits himself almost exclusively to hand-to-hand combat and his own swordsmanship when not improvising or displaying his expertise in a wide range of traditional weaponry, Scotty relies mostly on his sword, inscribed with runes that imbue it with powers similar to those of Jack's sword.

Apart from this, the Scotsman uses a fighting style relying on brute strength techniques rather than the finesse that Jack displays. Despite this, he is perfectly capable of wielding his sword dexterously in a manner befitting its massive size. Also, the machine gun that replaced one of his legs is another favorite weapon of Scotty's; he demonstrates a great deal of expertise with it and can aim extremely well with it, despite the awkwardness of wielding it. Scotty has also been known to use small-but-extremely-powerful explosives, particularly when combating bounty hunters.

In the GrimmFall timeline, the Scotsman is even more powerful with additional Aura training and use of his Semblance combined with his fighting experience from the previous timeline. His new power which includes large Aura reserves and fighting skills are so great he is considered one of the greatest Hunstmen on the entire planet.

### Semblance: Kinetic Manipulation

Able to control the kinetic force of any physical blow, including the force of his sword style and delivering massive amount of power enough to bring down half a city or even more.

* **Aura Ascension:** Scotty in his matching against Agunimon displayed the use of this power when he opened the Seven Chakra's. Through this he becomes what is known as a Aura Ascended and has access to a great amount of power. However Scotty has not fully mastered it and it comes with the danger of the body dying. The only way to avoid it is to turn off the flow of power or allow yourself to be taken by the power to ascend to a higher plane.

## Weapon

### Celtic Sword

Scotty's Sword was the prized and signature weapon of The Scotsman. Unlike Jack's Katana, which was a Japanese Katana and was used for fast and graceful attacks, the Scotsman's Sword was a Scottish Claymore and was used for powerful
strikes that broke through defenses. Similar to Jack's Sword, the Scotsman's
Sword could cut through nearly any material without effort.

Despite its size and weight, the Scotsman could easily wield it and fight at the same speed as Jack with it and even used it with only one hand. The sword was also magical, as it had been inscribed with ancient Celtic runes that made it nearly indestructible and increased its destructive power.
The runes also allowed the owner of the sword to return as a ghost after they were killed. As a noble spirit, the Scotsman gained control of the power of
righteousness.

Those properties made it one of the few weapons that were capable of matching Jack's Sword. However, when the Scotsman, as an old man, actually faced off against Aku, Aku used his Eye Beams that left the warrior vaporised and half of his sword was broken. Despite being partially destroyed, the runes inscribed on the blade allowed the Scotsman to return as a spirit, and the broken blade itself was carried into battle by his daughter, Flora who
then used it in the final battle against Aku.

In the GrimmFall timeline the Scotty's sword has been enhanced with Dust and blessed with spirit powers by the Druids, allowing the Scotsman to form portals to new locations instantly and possibly allows him other abilities.

## Relationships

### Family

**Daphne Blake -**

**Mindy Blake -**

**Shannon Blake -**

**Muriel Bagge -**

**Courage -**

**Betty Blake**- The Scotsman’s wife and love of his life, despite all of her badmouthing, overwhelming strength, etc, he always calls her his “muffin”, despite being away for so long the love between them still strong.

### Allies

**Raven -**

**Extor -**

**Keanu -**

**Rino -**

**Seph -** Scotty knew the Gem Hybrid for a long time and due to being around for thousands of years, he had hoped to perhaps run into his best friend or if the possibility he was still alive.

Samurai Jack

**The Guardian -**

**Phil Ken Sebben**

**Fanny Fulbright** - Scotty met the young girl who was to be his apprentice, being the daughter of the respected huntress and also shared similar traits of an attitude, he respects her and accepted Fanny as his apprentice.

### Neutral

**Johnny Bravo** - when he first met Johnny in Beach City, he mocked the young huntsman-in-training and called him a momma’s boy, but Soon showed some respect for the young Bravo for taking a stand despite being the difference in their strength and size.

**Agunimon**

### Rivals

**Duff Killigan -** A fellow Scotsman and One of his rivals, usually exchange words to get on each other’s nerves and usually end up fighting. However, it has shown the Two can socialise and work together in the most crucial times and respect each other.

### Enemies

**Sammael -**

**Moloch -**

**Shego** **-**

**Bill Cipher -** While yet to personally met the insane demon he has been told of his existence and danger by the Guardian.

**Crom Cruach -**

## Trivia

* Scotty's name was never given in the series, however was named by the author and made a member of the Blake Family.