The Best Episodes of Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles

After Usagi and Chizu search for the last Urban Yokai in the Hidden Dojo, Usagi has a change of heart. Kagehito gets closer to finding his missing item.

Director: Derek Lee Thompson

Writer: Jeffrey Reddick

The Ki-Stone fights to close the portal to would-be alien invaders but is missing an important piece. Can Usagi and the team find it in time?

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Charlotte Wilson Langley

Chikabuma sneaks away to warn Gen, Toshiko, Chizu and Kitsune about Kagehito's plan. After Usagi proves himself worthy, Karasu-Tengu agrees to train him.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Candie Langdale, Doug Langdale

Usagi and his friends battle Kagehito — a spider-like Yokai with multiple arms, legs and eyeballs — then must save Lord Kogane from an attack.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Candie Langdale, Doug Langdale

Usagi, Kitsune, Chizu and Gen head to the cultural center, where they encounter a Yokai that lives inside neglected things and one that can change shape.

Director: Derek Lee Thompson

Writer: Candie Langdale, Doug Langdale

Karasu-Tengu agrees to be Usagi's sensei if he captures the three Urban Yokai. Lady Fuwa launches her plan to rule Neo Edo by stealing the Ki-Stone.

Director: Derek Lee Thompson

Writer: Gene Grillo

Usagi reunites with the team as they battle Lady Fuwa and her ninjas. Kagehito launches a savage attack to attach the Clavis to the Ki-Stone.

Director: Derek Lee Thompson

Writer: Gene Grillo

Gen receives treatment at the hospital as Usagi and Kitsune wind up in the middle of a disagreement between the Mogura and Bat Squadron.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Charlotte Wilson Langley

The Neko Ninja Crew attacks the temple, forcing Chizu to choose a side. Gen heads over to his side job while Usagi searches for the second Yokai.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Matt Wayne

Longing to become a samurai, Usagi heads to the city of Neo Edo — where he accidentally frees a villain who was imprisoned for a thousand years.

Director: Derek Lee Thompson

Writer: Candie Langdale, Doug Langdale

All of Neo Edo must come together to fight as the Makkine send a giant monster and an army of warbottos through the gateway. Can the city be saved?

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Jeffrey Reddick

O-Dokuro leads the team to an ancient battlefield, where Usagi hopes to retrieve his ancestor's sword to cut off the approaching invasion.

Director: Derek Lee Thompson

Writer: Atsuko Tsuji

Chizu challenges Lady Fuwa for control of the Neko Ninja Crew. Usagi and Gen plan a party for Kitsune when they learn she's never celebrated a birthday,

Director: Derek Lee Thompson

Writer: Matt Wayne

After Kagehito warns of the coming Makkine invasion, the gang sets out to recruit the ninja and Mogura as allies. Lady Fuwa plots revenge against Chizu.

Director: Derek Lee Thompson

Writer: Gene Grillo

Kagehito needs the team's help to retrieve a precious item. Makkine warbottos are appearing all over town… but where are they coming from?

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Charlotte Wilson Langley

Tetsujin debuts his defensebotto but needs someone to drive it. Chizu confronts Lady Fuwa in a final fight to lead the Neko Ninja Crew.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Matt Wayne

Kagehito realizes what Kitsune's pet egg really is. An ill-timed attack by the Bat Squadron leads to disaster, allowing the Makkine to invade.

Director: Derek Lee Thompson

Writer: Chris Barger

Usagi and Gen volunteer to show the ninja kids that there's a lot more to life outside the dojo. The Bat Squadron attacks the temple.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Jeffrey Reddick

The Ki-Stone gifts Chizu, Kitsune and Gen with weapons, but they don't know why. Usagi makes himself their sensei and trains them to use their new gear.

Director: Derek Lee Thompson

Writer: Candie Langdale, Doug Langdale

The gang tries out a new fighting game at the arcade. Usagi vows to stop battling Yokai but later gets attacked by O-Dokuro, a Yokai-possessed skeleton.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Chris Barger