Fourth Warriors War

After the refusal of handing over the Tailed Beasts, Tobi next turned his attentions to Sasuke Uchiha, the greedy power-hungry warrior for Itachi's eyes. Knowing he would need to hit fast, Tobi allied himself with his allies, the well-prepared Kabuto Yakushi, the crafty Aizen Sōsuke and an enslaved Yue. Tobi was deeply agitated by the setbacks, particularity Pein's betrayal, Konan's desertion and increasingly irritated by the constant thwarting of his plans done by Organisation XIII, Espada and InuYasha. Tobi moved to Amegakure to murder Konan and steal Pein's rinnegan. Receiving word from his familiar, Zetsu, Tobi began making preparations and mobilised his 100,000 White Zetsu clones, 60 undead warriors.

As the Hunnic army massed outside Argabah's borders, Jafar used a magic lamp he had obtained to summon a genie. Jafar's first wish was to become the most powerful sorcerer in the world, a wish which was granted. As the Huns charged, Jafar shot magicial bolts at the mountainside, causing an avalanche which decimated the Huns.

In space, Emperor Zurg began expanding his army by recruiting assorted criminals and space pirates. One captain, Long John Silver, had his crew recruited into Zurg's army. However, one pirate, the brutal Scroop, refused to bow to Zurg's authority. As Silver's crew arrived at Zurg's base, Scroop began an assault on Zurg's forces. When the attack came to Zurg's attention, he ordered his minions to disable the gravity in the area Scroop was in. As Scroop held on for dear life, Zurg arrived and shot him dead.

Prince John sought to expand England's dominions, but was barred from doing this by Ursula, who had control of the seas. After Captain Hook's failure to stop her, John tasked his foremost admiral, Ratcliffe, with leading an attack on the sea witch.

As Ratcliffe's fleet approached, Ursula used the power of the trident to strike back, destroying many ships. Even Ratcliffe's flagship was damaged, but at the height of the battle, the wily admiral had an unorthodox idea. He ordered his men to drive the ship directly at Ursula, stabbing her in the stomach with its broken prow. Ursula was slain, Ratcliffe was hailed as a hero by his crew, and domination of the seas was back in English hands. Little did they know the lost trident would be claimed by another...