Black Jack

E01▶

Iceburgs, Man with Kimera

Dec 12, 1993 · 48m

E02▶

Funeral, the Procession Game

Dec 21, 1993 · 49m

E03▶

Decoration of Maria and Her Comrades

Dec 21, 1993 · 49m

E04▶

Anorexia, The Two Dark Doctors

Mar 21, 1995 · 50m

E05▶

The Owl of San Merida

May 20, 1995 · 51m

E06Playing

Night Time Tale in the Snow

May 21, 1996 · 51m

E07▶

Black and White

Aug 21, 1998 · 48m

E08▶

Thoughts For Green

Oct 25, 1999 · 50m

E09▶

The Carbuncle

Feb 25, 2000 · 52m

E10▶

Sinking Woman

Jul 25, 2000 · 53m

E11▶

Visited Memories

Dec 16, 2011 · 49m

E12▶

The Beautiful Avenger

Dec 16, 2011 · 46m

Black Jack receives a large box of old Japanese currency from Saburo Taneda with an urgent request to treat his dying wife, however it was sent two years ago. Jack and Pinoko travel to Yashaga Mountain, through a snow storm, but become bogged and fall asleep. Jack awakes and sees a temple so he leaves Pinoko with a monk, Lady Kaoru, and continues by foot. He is caught in an ancient battle between the samurai Saburo Taneda and his enemies. Jack meets Princess Ikehata who ate the poisonous gamakazura fruit four years earlier rather than marry Lord Rokuyoji against her will and since then she has suffered seizures and violent fits. Abumaru, a messenger from Lady Kaoru the spurned wife of Lord Rokuyoji, visits Saburo and demands that he surrender Ikehata. Jack operates on the princes to repair an irregular heartbeat, which releases a giant snake. Saburo kills the snake which also causes the death of Lady Kaoru. Following the operation Saburo and Ikehata flee together, but are killed by Rokuyoji's troops. Meanwhile, Abumaru kills Rokuyoji in revenge for his poor treatment of Kaoru. The storm clears and Jack awakes, realizing that he has had a dream, and he is taken by Saburo to see his sick wife. Jack diagnoses that she has mesothelioma and prepares to take her to the hospital, but surprisingly finds that Saburo died two years earlier, and his wife was cared for by neighbors who resemble Kaoru and Abumaru.